Post by WCWA Online on Jan 18, 2013 12:14:40 GMT -5
So this board is in desperate need of activity. I realize we (myself included) don't have a tremendous amount of time to sit and write shows any more and the few people who wander in don't seem to want to read a long show anyways. This is an idiot that came to me a few days ago and I've just needed time to really shine the idea.
What you'll do is, take the scenario given, and rebook the show/s to fit the criteria. There'll be certain guidelines set in place for each booking exercise and at the end of the exercise, everything must end up the same as it would've in real life. The purpose is to show that we here on the fantasy booking board could book a better points B, C, & D to get from point A to point E, better than what "the majors" have done.
Booking Exercise #1: WWF Survivor Series 1998[/b]
Survivor Series (1998) was the twelfth annual Survivor Series professional wrestling pay-per-view event produced by the World Wrestling Federation (WWF). It was presented by Nestlé Crunch and took place on November 15, 1998 at the Kiel Center in St. Louis, Missouri.
Fourteen professional wrestling matches were scheduled on the event's card, a noticeably higher number than most pay-per-view events because the main focus of the card was a tournament for the vacant WWF Championship titled Deadly Game. It was the first tournament held with the WWF Championship on the line in ten years, the last being at WrestleMania IV. Both tournaments were 14-man tournaments instead of the regular 8 or 16-man tournaments. Aside from the tournament, two other championship matches occurred: the first defense of the WWF Women's Championship since it had been reactivated and a triple threat tag team match for the WWF Tag Team Championship.
This event was also the first Survivor Series not to feature the traditional Survivor Series elimination-style tag team match, although the notion of survival is apparent in the knockout tournament. The only other time a Survivor Series event has not featured the traditional match is in 2002 but did feature the inaugural Elimination Chamber match, a match type also based on survival.
What is being changed
Your exercise for this one is to simply rebook Survivor Series 1998, and the Raw that followed, so that Survivor Series 1998 follows the same traditional 4 on 4 or 5 on 5 format of Survivor Series.
The real cards
(Sunday Night Heat): Too Much (Brian Christopher and Scott Taylor) defeated The Hardy Boyz (Matt and Jeff)
(Sunday Night Heat): The Job Squad) Bob Holly and Scorpio defeated The Legion of Doom (Animal and Droz)
(Sunday Night Heat): Val Venis defeated Tiger Ali Singh
(Sunday Night Heat): Gangrel defeated Steve Blackman
Deadly Game Tournament First Round match: Mankind defeated Duane Gill
Deadly Game Tournament First Round match: Al Snow (with Head) defeated Jeff Jarrett (with Debra)
Deadly Game Tournament First Round match: Stone Cold Steve Austin defeated The Big Boss Man by disqualification
Deadly Game Tournament First Round match: X-Pac fought Steven Regal to a double countout
Deadly Game Tournament First Round match: Ken Shamrock defeated Goldust
Deadly Game Tournament First Round match: The Rock defeated The Big Boss Man (sub for an injured HHH)
Deadly Game Tournament Quarter Final Round match: The Undertaker (with Paul Bearer) defeated Kane
Deadly Game Tournament Quarter Final Round match: Mankind defeated Al Snow (with Head)
Deadly Game Tournament Quarter Final Round match: The Rock defeated Ken Shamrock
WWF Women's Championship Match: Sable defeated Jacqueline (c) (with Marc Mero)
Deadly Game Tournament Semi Final Round match: Mankind defeated Stone Cold Steve Austin
Deadly Game Tournament Semi Final Round match: The Rock defeated The Undertaker (with Paul Bearer)
WWF Tag team Titles Match: The New Age Outlaws (Billy Gunn and Road Dogg) (c) defeated D'Lo Brown and Mark Henry and The Headbangers (Mosh and Thrasher)
Deadly Game Tournament Final Round match, WWF Championship Match: The Rock defeated Mankind
WWF Raw 11/16/98
Billy Gunn, Road Dogg, & X-Pac defeat Kurrgan, Silva, & Golga w/ Luna, Shaggy 2 Dope, & Violent Jay when Shaggy turns on Golga
Val Venis defeats Mark Henry
Goldust & Steve Blackman defeat Jeff Jarrett & The Blue Blazer w/ Debra
Steven Regal vs. Godfather never happens, as Regal accepts Godfather's offer for a ride on the Ho Train
Ken Shamrock fights to a double DQ with Big Boss Man
Gangrel & Edge no contest Droz & Animal. During the match, Hawk comes out drunk and climbs the Titan Tron, threatening to jump. Droz climbs up to talk him out of it, but ends up pushing him
The Rock vs. Steve Austin ends in a no contest with a big brawl.
What must be accomplished
Your Roster
Steve Austin
Ken Shamrock
Owen Hart
The Blue Blazer
Bart Gunn
Steve Blackman
Dan Severn (injured)
Edge
Droz
Bradshaw
Faarooq
Al Snow
Bob Holly
Scorpio
Duane Gill
Tom Brandi
Vader
Triple H (injured)
X-Pac
Billy Gunn
Road Dogg
Hawk
Animal
Kurrgan
Giant Silva
Golga
Luna Vachon
Shaggy 2 Dope
Violent Jay
Matt Hardy
Jeff Hardy
Taka Michinoku
Funaki
Dick Togo
Mens Teioh
Papi Chulo
Real Man's Man Steven Regal
Undertaker
Kane
Mankind
Big Bossman
Jeff Jarrett
Jerry Lawler
Val Venis
Gangrel
Christian
Goldust
Marc Mero
Sable
Chainz
Tiger Ali Singh
Babu
Brian Christopher
Scott Taylor
The Rock
DLo Brown
Mark Henry
Godfather
Mosh
Thrasher
Mark Cantabury (injured)
Dennis Knight
Savio Vega (injured)
Miguel Perez
Jose Estrada
Jesus Castillo
What you'll do is, take the scenario given, and rebook the show/s to fit the criteria. There'll be certain guidelines set in place for each booking exercise and at the end of the exercise, everything must end up the same as it would've in real life. The purpose is to show that we here on the fantasy booking board could book a better points B, C, & D to get from point A to point E, better than what "the majors" have done.
Booking Exercise #1: WWF Survivor Series 1998[/b]
Survivor Series (1998) was the twelfth annual Survivor Series professional wrestling pay-per-view event produced by the World Wrestling Federation (WWF). It was presented by Nestlé Crunch and took place on November 15, 1998 at the Kiel Center in St. Louis, Missouri.
Fourteen professional wrestling matches were scheduled on the event's card, a noticeably higher number than most pay-per-view events because the main focus of the card was a tournament for the vacant WWF Championship titled Deadly Game. It was the first tournament held with the WWF Championship on the line in ten years, the last being at WrestleMania IV. Both tournaments were 14-man tournaments instead of the regular 8 or 16-man tournaments. Aside from the tournament, two other championship matches occurred: the first defense of the WWF Women's Championship since it had been reactivated and a triple threat tag team match for the WWF Tag Team Championship.
This event was also the first Survivor Series not to feature the traditional Survivor Series elimination-style tag team match, although the notion of survival is apparent in the knockout tournament. The only other time a Survivor Series event has not featured the traditional match is in 2002 but did feature the inaugural Elimination Chamber match, a match type also based on survival.
What is being changed
Your exercise for this one is to simply rebook Survivor Series 1998, and the Raw that followed, so that Survivor Series 1998 follows the same traditional 4 on 4 or 5 on 5 format of Survivor Series.
The real cards
(Sunday Night Heat): Too Much (Brian Christopher and Scott Taylor) defeated The Hardy Boyz (Matt and Jeff)
(Sunday Night Heat): The Job Squad) Bob Holly and Scorpio defeated The Legion of Doom (Animal and Droz)
(Sunday Night Heat): Val Venis defeated Tiger Ali Singh
(Sunday Night Heat): Gangrel defeated Steve Blackman
Deadly Game Tournament First Round match: Mankind defeated Duane Gill
Deadly Game Tournament First Round match: Al Snow (with Head) defeated Jeff Jarrett (with Debra)
Deadly Game Tournament First Round match: Stone Cold Steve Austin defeated The Big Boss Man by disqualification
Deadly Game Tournament First Round match: X-Pac fought Steven Regal to a double countout
Deadly Game Tournament First Round match: Ken Shamrock defeated Goldust
Deadly Game Tournament First Round match: The Rock defeated The Big Boss Man (sub for an injured HHH)
Deadly Game Tournament Quarter Final Round match: The Undertaker (with Paul Bearer) defeated Kane
Deadly Game Tournament Quarter Final Round match: Mankind defeated Al Snow (with Head)
Deadly Game Tournament Quarter Final Round match: The Rock defeated Ken Shamrock
WWF Women's Championship Match: Sable defeated Jacqueline (c) (with Marc Mero)
Deadly Game Tournament Semi Final Round match: Mankind defeated Stone Cold Steve Austin
Deadly Game Tournament Semi Final Round match: The Rock defeated The Undertaker (with Paul Bearer)
WWF Tag team Titles Match: The New Age Outlaws (Billy Gunn and Road Dogg) (c) defeated D'Lo Brown and Mark Henry and The Headbangers (Mosh and Thrasher)
Deadly Game Tournament Final Round match, WWF Championship Match: The Rock defeated Mankind
WWF Raw 11/16/98
Billy Gunn, Road Dogg, & X-Pac defeat Kurrgan, Silva, & Golga w/ Luna, Shaggy 2 Dope, & Violent Jay when Shaggy turns on Golga
Val Venis defeats Mark Henry
Goldust & Steve Blackman defeat Jeff Jarrett & The Blue Blazer w/ Debra
Steven Regal vs. Godfather never happens, as Regal accepts Godfather's offer for a ride on the Ho Train
Ken Shamrock fights to a double DQ with Big Boss Man
Gangrel & Edge no contest Droz & Animal. During the match, Hawk comes out drunk and climbs the Titan Tron, threatening to jump. Droz climbs up to talk him out of it, but ends up pushing him
The Rock vs. Steve Austin ends in a no contest with a big brawl.
What must be accomplished
- The Rock starts as a babyface, ends as a heel with the Corporation. He wins the WWF title at some point.
- Duane Gill must debut
- Sable must defeat Jacqueline for the Women's Title
- ICP must turn heel on The Oddities
- Hawk goes off the deep end. Droz "turns?" on him
- Shane McMahon turns heel, joining his father
- Mankind is turned face
Your Roster
Steve Austin
Ken Shamrock
Owen Hart
The Blue Blazer
Bart Gunn
Steve Blackman
Dan Severn (injured)
Edge
Droz
Bradshaw
Faarooq
Al Snow
Bob Holly
Scorpio
Duane Gill
Tom Brandi
Vader
Triple H (injured)
X-Pac
Billy Gunn
Road Dogg
Hawk
Animal
Kurrgan
Giant Silva
Golga
Luna Vachon
Shaggy 2 Dope
Violent Jay
Matt Hardy
Jeff Hardy
Taka Michinoku
Funaki
Dick Togo
Mens Teioh
Papi Chulo
Real Man's Man Steven Regal
Undertaker
Kane
Mankind
Big Bossman
Jeff Jarrett
Jerry Lawler
Val Venis
Gangrel
Christian
Goldust
Marc Mero
Sable
Chainz
Tiger Ali Singh
Babu
Brian Christopher
Scott Taylor
The Rock
DLo Brown
Mark Henry
Godfather
Mosh
Thrasher
Mark Cantabury (injured)
Dennis Knight
Savio Vega (injured)
Miguel Perez
Jose Estrada
Jesus Castillo