WCW Redux | A WWE 2K15 Universe

**Xixak** · 04-17-2015, 02:51 PM

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Championship History

World Heavyweight Championship

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Number | Champion | Date Won | Weeks Held | Location | Defeated
1 | Hollywood Hulk Hogan | --- | --- | --- | ---

WCW United States Championship

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Number | Champion | Date Won | Weeks Held | Location | Defeated
1 | Diamond Dallas Page | --- | --- | --- | ---

WCW Cruiserweight Championship

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Number | Champion | Date Won | Weeks Held | Location | Defeated
1 | Chris Jericho | --- | --- | --- | ---

WCW Tag Team Championships

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Number | Champion | Date Won | Weeks Held | Location | Defeated
1 | Rick Steiner & Scott Steiner | --- | --- | --- | ---

**Xixak** · 04-17-2015, 02:53 PM

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PPV History

**Xixak** · 04-17-2015, 02:55 PM

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**SmooveMove** · 04-17-2015, 03:03 PM

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Great concept. Is this on next gen?

**wiscowilz** · 04-17-2015, 03:03 PM

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Looks interesting for sure.

**Xixak** · 04-17-2015, 03:11 PM

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Originally posted by SmooveMove

Great concept. Is this on next gen?

Yup, XBOX One so no custom arenas unfortunately...

Originally posted by wiscowilz

Looks interesting for sure.

Yeah hopefully I don't have to restart again, really want to get this going.

**wiscowilz** · 04-17-2015, 03:15 PM

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Also Taker left WCW before the mid-90s. He debuted in 1990 as Undertaker. So it makes sense that he is Undertaker if they bought out WWE before that but I would be interested in you running with him as "Mean" Mark Callous (or Calaway) and doing a new outfit for him and making him more of a midcarder and building him up. Maybe even as a tag guy or something. It's up to you but since you said he never left WCW, but also said mid 90s they bought out WWF there are a few inaccuracies if you want to be accurate.

**Hinkleyyy** · 04-17-2015, 03:18 PM

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I really like the idea.

**DaCode10** · 04-17-2015, 05:18 PM

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I don't think Chris Jericho is crusierweight

**wiscowilz** · 04-17-2015, 05:19 PM

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Originally posted by DaCode10

I don't think Chris Jericho is crusierweight

Jericho is a multi-time former Cruiser weight champion in WCW in the time that his Universe is set. Pretty sure he can still contend for the CW title in the game.

**Xixak** · 04-17-2015, 07:31 PM

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Originally posted by wiscowilz

Also Taker left WCW before the mid-90s. He debuted in 1990 as Undertaker. So it makes sense that he is Undertaker if they bought out WWE before that but I would be interested in you running with him as "Mean" Mark Callous (or Calaway) and doing a new outfit for him and making him more of a midcarder and building him up. Maybe even as a tag guy or something. It's up to you but since you said he never left WCW, but also said mid 90s they bought out WWF there are a few inaccuracies if you want to be accurate.

Yeah I realized this after I made my intro post, but I have no CAW spots left for an outfit. I kind of have OCD about the character having the same name in-game as they do on my posts here, so I'm just going to leave him as Taker. You're right though it's not really accurate :/

Originally posted by Hinkleyyy

I really like the idea.

Thanks man, working on my first card/feuds now.

Originally posted by DaCode10

I don't think Chris Jericho is crusierweight

Originally posted by wiscowilz

Jericho is a multi-time former Cruiser weight champion in WCW in the time that his Universe is set. Pretty sure he can still contend for the CW title in the game.

Thanks, was gonna say this. He's going to start off as the cruiserweight champ in this universe as well. I think I'll also have him compete for the US and Heavyweight titles though since Jericho has always been one of those guys who just wins everything lol

**Xixak** · 04-20-2015, 09:28 AM

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Monday Night Nitro - April - Week #1

On this episode of Monday Night Nitro, the goal is going to be to establish the number one contenders for all the titles, heading into our Pay-Per-View on April 30th, Unforgiven. Firstly the United States Championship. To pick the #1 contender for that title we'll be having a 6-man tournament consisting of three one on one matches with different stipulations: Roddy Piper vs. the British Bulldog with the manager of his choice, Jeff Jarrett vs. Curt Hennig in an No Holds Barred match and Eddie Guerrero vs. Chris Benoit in a Submission match. The winners of those three matches will face each other next week in a triple threat match to determine the number one contender for Diamond Dallas Page's United States Championship.

For the Tag Team Championship, the two hottest tag teams in the company right now, nWo (Nash and Hall) and Harlem Heat will face off, with the winner automatically earning the rights to a title shot at Unforgiven.

The World Heavyweight Championship contender will be decided through a two bracket tournament. In order to give an equal chance to men of all sizes, there will be a Faal-Four Way match between the top Super-Heavyweights in the company Big Show, Andre the Giant, Undertaker and Vader as well as a Fatal-Four-Way match between the top Heavyweights in the company Ric Flair, Sting, Goldberg and Ultimate Warrior. The winners of these two matches will face each other next week to determine who gets a crack at Hogan's World Heavyweight Championship.

And for our main event we have an incredible, 6-man ladder match to decide who will be the number one contender for Chris Jericho's Cruiserweight Championship. Mysterio, Chavo Guerrero, Brian Pillman, the nWo's Syxx, Dean Malenko and Ultimo Dragon will face off in what is sure to be the match of the night to see which one of them will get a shot at the gold in three weeks at Unforgiven. You do NOT want to miss this one folks.

With that, let's get this show started, it's sure to be a wild one!

Match #1: Rowdy Roddy Piper vs. British Bulldog w/ Lord Steven Regal
British Bulldog took control of this matchup early on, and kept control throughout the bout, hitting some big power moves including several suplexes and a powerful knee-drop to the face. It looked as though Regal wouldn't need to get involved, but Roddy Piper kept kicking out of everything. The match took a turn when Regal hopped up on the apron to distract the referee. At the same time, Bulldog tried to throw a punch at Piper, who dodged causing Regal to get knocked to ringside. A remorseful British Bulldog lost focus, allowing Roddy Piper to hit a devastating Sit-Down Piledriver for the win. This means Piper advances to the United States Championship #1 Contender Triple Threat match next week on Nitro.
Winner: Rowdy Roddy Piper

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Match #2: Jeff Jarrett vs. Curt Hennig - No Holds Barred
Now we have two of the top guys in the company going at it for a spot in the United States Championship #1 Contender Triple Threat match. Things were back and forth from the start with both superstars demonstrating excellent striking as well as mat wrestling skills. Momentum shifted when Hennig hit Jarrett with his patent suplex bridged into a pin, but Jarrett was able to kick out at two. Hennig looked to take things to the air, but was countered by Jeff who hit Curt with a neckbreaker followed up with The Stroke, but Hennig was also able to kick out at two. At this point both guys decided to take advantage of the No Holds Barred stipulation, taking the action outside of the ring. Hennig slammed Jarrett into the steel post, but lost focus allowing Jarrett to grab a sledgehammer from under the ring and level him with it. Jarrett got up and rolled Hennig back into the ring, delivered The Stroke again, and pinned him for the victory and a spot in next week's US Title #1 Contender match.
Winner: Jeff Jarrett

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Match #3: Eddie Guerrero vs. Chris Benoit - Submission
Benoit was suprisingly dominant in this one considering the quality of his opponent. He was working over Eddie's head and neck for the entire matchup, with the final damage being done by a series of german suplexes. From there all that was left was for the Crippler to lock in the Crossface and Guerrero submitted, making Benoit the final and perhaps most dangerous entrant in next week's US Title #1 Contender Triple Threat match. Benoit, Jarrett, or Piper, who will face DDP at Unforgiven?
Winner: Chris Benoit

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Match #4: Kevin Nash & Scott Hall w/ Hogan vs. Booker T & Stevie Ray
These two tag teams went back and forth at it during the matchup, but nWo proved to have the advantage with their leader and the World Champion, Hollywood Hogan at ringside. After a finisher from Scott Hall, Hogan attacked Stevie Ray at ringside, preventing him from getting involved and allowing Hall to pin Booker for the win and the #1 Contender spot for the tag titles.
Winners: Kevin Nash & Scott Hall

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Match #5: Vader vs. Andre the Giant vs. Big Show vs. Undertaker
The two giants dominated this one from the start, taking Vader and Taker out of the action early on in the matchup. Then they went to work on each other with Andre gaining the upper-hand and even scoring a near-fall. Vader and Taker would eventually re-insert themselves into the matchup with Vader taking on Andre outside the ring and Big Show and Taker working on the inside. Taker was being overpowered, and an eventual huge legdrop was enough for Big Show to pin him for the 3 count and win the Super-Heavyweight #1 Contender's bracket. He will face the winner of the Heavyweight #1 Contender's bracket next week for a shot at Hogan's title.
Winner: Big Show

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Match #6: Goldberg vs. Ric Flair vs. Sting vs. Warrior
After Goldberg, Sting and Warrior had already entered the matchup, Flair's music played but much to everyone's surprise he rolled in through the back and low-blowed Warrior, putting him at a huge disadvantage to start the matchup. Flair couldn't capitalize though, as Sting and especially Goldberg were too much for him. 'Berg would eventually take control by spearing Sting and Flair, and hitting the Jackhammer on an already brutally damaged Warrior, to score the victory. It'll be Goldberg vs. Big Show in our main event next week to crown a #1 contender for Hogan's title.
Winner: Goldberg

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Match #7: Dean Malenko vs. Brian Pillman vs. Rey Myserio Jr., vs Chavo Guerrero vs. Syxx vs. Ultimo Dragon - Ladder Match
A dirty Chavo Guerrero, took a page out of Ric Flair's book by attacking Rey Mysterio before the match. Luckily for Rey, the beating at ringside would quickly be ceased by the other cruiserweights involved in the matchup. The star of this one was definitely Syxx, who hit several flipping powerbombs off the ladder to prevent wins from Mysterio Jr., Pillman and Ultimo Dragon. However Syxx was never able to capitalize after those powerbombs. Instead, Ultimo Dragon would take advantage of a situation late in the matchup where everyone else was either fighting or downed outside the ring, and scramble up the ladder for the win.
Winner: Ultimo Dragon

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**wiscowilz** · 04-20-2015, 12:39 PM

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Awesome show.

As someone who was a fan of all wrestling growing up and a fan of WCW way before the Monday Night Wars, I love this Universe.

**SmooveMove** · 04-20-2015, 01:52 PM

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Sick show. That match card is just stacked. I'm excited to see where this goes once everything picks up.

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