Great show, obviously. I demand a Hogan/LOD 6 man tag!

I'm also doing a save with this mod and I'm halfway through May. Initially, I booked very closely to real life, so I took some liberties like editing out Hogan's creative control clause. Now, though, I'm beginning to do a little bit more fantasy style booking like signing future WWF stars like Paul Levesque (whom Ted Dibiase is now mentoring) and sent most of them down to IWCCCW, which is now my child company after buying them out. I've also revived the Women's division after buying out the women's promotions and signing free agents like Velvet McIntyre. Along with that, I've also added tv deals in Mexico and Japan and plan to sign a new one in Canada in January. Of course, by then, I'll have Raw. I kept Prime Time Wrestling and book it like real life with a bunch of matches taken from live events, so no squashes. Most of the segments are like real life with the panel with Vince, Heenan, Slick, and Hillbilly Jim. They're joined by Mike McGuirk in the second one, Beefcake in the third, Sean Mooney in the fourth, and Mean Gene in the last one. Then, Mean Gene does his ppv report with the big names being talked about like Hogan, Savage, etc. For Wrestling Challenge, that's almost exactly like real life with almost all squash matches against the jobbers. Lord Alfred Hayes has his special report highlighting one or two feuds. Mooney has his segment like in the event center, highlighting less important feuds and Gene has has report on the biggest feuds. For Superstars, since that's my A show and is one hour, I have two or three marquee matches along with Gene's report at the end of the show like in the other ones, and his update earlier on the show to showcase other feuds. I thought about making King of the Ring a ppv a year early but decided to wait until 1993 like in real life since I'll have Raw and plan on making it a two-hour show, so I'll be able to book four qualifying matches a week, one on Challenge, one on Superstars, and two on Raw.

Return of the king!!

@wrestleblake

Ай бұрын

Appreciate you as always!

THE MAN HAS RETURNED!!! Can't wait for TCW to return!

@mikemcdermott7811

2 ай бұрын

I came to ask if TCW is dead or will be picking back up.

@wrestleblake

Ай бұрын

Glad to be back, Bryan! The newest TCW episode should be up in the next few days. Hope you enjoy it!

@wrestleblake

Ай бұрын

It's also coming back, Mike! Working on the next episode now and it'll be up this week.

Welcome back!

@wrestleblake

Ай бұрын

Glad to be back! Hope you're doing well. TCW back up and running this week!

@chriscarnage9467

Ай бұрын

@@wrestleblake Awesome, looking forward to it. I'll have to rewatch the last couple episodes to catch up on the stories

Great episode, so glad this series is back. Almost tempted to revive my WWF92 save!

@wrestleblake

Ай бұрын

Great to hear from you! Bring it back. It's fun seeing what others do with the same wrestlers!

@ruthlessjobber

Ай бұрын

@@wrestleblake Very tempted. I have a WCW98 save and just started a WWE 2016 (yet to launch). Not sure I can do 3 at the same time.

@wrestleblake

Ай бұрын

@@ruthlessjobber If my history is an indicator of whether it’s a good idea to juggle three, it’s probably not haha.

The goat is back. BTW I wanted to do a golden era universe mode rebooking, what year would you suggest I start in?

@wrestleblake

Ай бұрын

Thanks as always for the kind words! Everyone has a different timeline for what they perceive as the Golden Age era, but I like the period from when Hogan wins the belt in 1984 to when things start changing a lot in 1993. I did a TEW series years ago with WWF in 1989 and that was one of my favorites. Plenty of interesting options!

Shouldn't Al Snow be Shinobi about that time?

@d941997

2 ай бұрын

He was still in the indies as Al Snow. By the time he went to the WWF, he was initially Avatar and then Shinobi before becoming Leif Cassidy of the New Rockers.

@wrestleblake

Ай бұрын

I'm not against Al putting on the mask and jobbing multiple times per show!