McKelly
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Post by McKelly on May 3, 2014 17:33:07 GMT -5
(This wrestling promotion is currently a "small" sized business (according to EWR). Wrestler | Weight Class | Position | Disposition | Gimmick | 2 Tuff Tony | Heavyweight | Upper Midcarder | Face | Fun Drunk | Aaron Arbo | Lightweight | Midcarder | Heel | Cocky | AC Brown | Lightweight | Midcarder | Face | N/A | Agu | Lightweight | Midcarder | Face | Comedy Character | Aidan Nathans | Heavyweight | Midcarder | Heel | Loner | AJ Cruise | Lightweight | Lower Midcarder | Face | "Old School" Face | AJB | Lightweight | Lower Midcarder | Heel | "Old School" Heel | Andy Van Dam | Lightweight | Midcarder | Face | N/A | Bad Bones | Heavyweight | Upper Midcarder | Face | Man Beast | Dana Lee (injured) | Lightweight | Midcarder | Face | Martial Arts | Dave Cole | Lightweight | Lower Midcarder | Heel | Anti-USA | Dragon Aisu | Lightweight | Upper Midcarder | Face | Luchadore | J-Busta | Lightweight | Midcarder | Heel | Arrogant | Jeff King | Lightweight | Midcarder | Heel | "Old School" Heel | Jerrelle Clark | Lightweight | Upper Midcarder | Face | Daredevil | Kenou | Lighweight | Midcarder | Heel | Martial Arts | Kevin Cunningham | Lightweight | Upper Midcarder | Heel | "Old School" Heel | Kota Ibushi (on NJPW Tour) | Lightweight | Main Eventer | Face | Foreign Star | KUDO | Lightweight | Upper Midcarder | Face | N/A | Laz | Heavyweight | Midcarder | Heel | N/A | Marines Mask II | Lightweight | Midcarder | Face | N/A | Mentallo | Lightweight | Upper Midcarder | Face | No Gimmick Needed | Nooie Lee | Lightweight | Lower Midcarder | Face | No Gimmick Needed | Omen | Heavyweight | Midcarder | Heel | Monster | Ric Converse | Heavyweight | Midcarder | Face | Journalist | RV1 | Lightweight | Main Eventer | Face | Highlight Reel | Scar (Lost Soul Scar) | Lightweight | Lower Midcarder | Heel | Crazy | Shu Sato | Lightweight | Upper Midcarder | Heel | Occult | Slash (Lost Soul Slash) | Lightweight | Lower Midcarder | Heel | Crazy | Steve Shultz | Lightweight | Lower Midcarder | Heel | N/A | Zack Reeb | Lightweight | Main Eventer | Face | Showstealer |
Championships | Current Holder | Previous Holder | Violent Reality's Champion | N/A | N/A | Violent Reality's Duo Champions | N/A | N/A | Violent Reality's Tri-State Champion | N/A | N/A |
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McKelly
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Post by McKelly on May 3, 2014 17:36:35 GMT -5
Reason of me doing this instead of something like WWE, TNA, etc. is because I've been absent from watching ANY kind of wrestling for about 6 years (plus, I was only fond of the 2003-2007 area of WWE) so I'm just trying to stay in my lane...
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Post by DTP. on May 3, 2014 18:56:09 GMT -5
Why not consider doing an early 2000s based diary? This could be cool as well, but it'll be hard to follow considering that I'm pretty sure nobody will be able to tell who ANY member of the roster is.
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Post by McKelly on May 3, 2014 19:24:07 GMT -5
Why not consider doing an early 2000s based diary? This could be cool as well, but it'll be hard to follow considering that I'm pretty sure nobody will be able to tell who ANY member of the roster is. I figured that would be a problem, but I did this so then I could be as creative as possible, building up characters, etc.
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Post by McKelly on May 4, 2014 3:11:23 GMT -5
"Meet Your Violent Reality!" #1, Tuesday, July 1st
AJB v. Nooie Lee This wasn't the best opener in the world but it did get the job done, AJB took control of the start of the match once he flipped out of Nooie Lee's bodyslam attempt. Nooie quickly got back into the match after reversing the irish whip, then it turned into a back in fourth "brawling" type of match up. Towards the end BOTH get really close 2 counts that where questionable on the referee's part. Nooie fought out of a grapple and hit AJB with a Dragon Bomb to take the victory.
The match didn't end there though, while Nooie Lee's hand was raised as the winner, AJB knocked the ref out of the way, and floored Nooie with a "sloppy" closeline to the back of the neck, that one may of really hurt Nooie, and while he was out, AJB climbed up for a splash off of the top ropes, leaving with a bang as Nooie lays out cold in the middle of the square...
Winner: Nooie Lee Match Rating: 34%
Shu Sato was interviewed, he was hyping up the main event at the same time, attempting to put himself over, which was a success on his part. He mainly went at one of the 3 contestants, RV1, wanting to "rip him apart". Once again, this was a good way to build up to today's main event match...
Segment Rating: 46%
Aaron Arbo v. Bad Bones v. Jeff "Old Timer" King v. Kevin Cunningham High quality match from these 4, probably the best of today's showcase! Arbo started off on Bad Bones, weakening him quickly, the back bod drop he hit on Bones got a bit of a pop from the crowd. When Jeff was tagged in, he hit Bones with a nice enziguri that lead to a close 2 count. He worked Bones for a bit and let in Cunningham, and this is where the match basically went completely one sided. Cunningham dominated Bones for a long length of time until he let Bones go and tag out to Arbo, which created the turning point of the match as Arbo quickly went to work on Cunningham, just like he did Bones. But soon, Cunningham would shock the viewers with the right hook led in Cunningham's favor once more. Cunningham hit him with a devastating dropkick to the head and pinned him for the 3.
Winner: Kevin Cunningham Match Rating: 50%
Dragon Aisu v. Marines Mask II Some fast-paced action was showcased here, lots of kicks and quick hard strikes, and was an evenly matched fight the whole way. One minute you'd think Aisu was taking control of the match then MMII would come out with something to prevent it, for example, the mule kick he hit at the beginning of the match to stop Aisu's momentum. I also bet MMII regrets knocking out the referee, especially after he could of gotten the 3 count! Basically, they're going back and fourth all match, but towards the end, MMII hit Aisu with a running senton that most thought MMII would gain the "W" with, but Aisu ended up kicking out with a really close 2 count. Then, Aisu backdropped MMII out of a piledriver attempt, which you could tell that it took a lot out of Dragon Aisu. Both exhausted and vulnerable, Aisu hit him with a Dragon Suplex to take home the victory. After the match, they both got up and shook hands.
Winner: Dragon Aisu Match Rating: 45%
As he was walking backstage, he was stopped for an interview on the way there, basically him describing what it took for him to gain the victory, how much he put into this match, and talking about the respect he now has for Marines Mask II. This segment put him over a bit...
Segment Rating: 46%
RV1 v. Shu Sato v. Zack Reeb The match everyone was waiting for was fairly short compared to the other match ups. RV1 was out of most of the action after taking an high dropkick from Reeb which left it to Shu Sato & Reeb to continue on with the showcase. Both of them hitting nice moves to keep the crowd into the match, back and fourth close 2 counts, and one nasty super kick by Sato to the chin of Reeb. Shortly after the super kick, RV1 slowly raised to the top rope and boom, back heel kick off the second rope to Shu Sato. RV1 moved in for the kill and hit Sato with The Rickochet for the pinfall.
Winner: RV1 Match Rating: 57%
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Post by Red Dragon on May 4, 2014 5:50:32 GMT -5
Ahh I remember some of these names when I attempted to do backyard to global challenge. Kota Ibushi stands out, that's a pretty big name. It's cool to see this done, it hasn't been done in while, maybe starting at backyard would have been more of a challenge. I remember Jason Williams having a pretty good version of that, so check it out. All looks good so far, just establish those characters. Good luck.
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Post by McKelly on May 4, 2014 12:04:48 GMT -5
"Meet Your Violent Reality" #2, Tuesday, July 8th Confirmed Card
Duo Champions Preview Match The Canadian Superstars (Dave Cole and J-Busta) compete against Hi-Impact (AC Brown and Andy Van Dam) and the Lost Souls (Scar & Slash) in a match to contend for the duo titles!
Singles Match KUDO faces off against Laz!
Triple Threat Match Agu, Kenou and Ric Converse face each other in hopes of contending for the Tri-State belt!
Singles Match, Violent Reality's Champion Preview Match RV1 faces Shu Sato in the main event!
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