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Post by MHardcore on Feb 19, 2021 13:43:28 GMT -5
I run NWA, AWA, WWF, SCW (mashup of WCCW/Mid South, etc.) & XIW (Impact & ECW guys). Got a good amount in each fed w some guys who bounce around from time to time. I do inter-promotion matches / special shows under the UWN (United Wrestling Network) banner.
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Post by natureboi on Feb 20, 2021 5:15:29 GMT -5
There is probably no more time honored tradition in wrestling than jobbing your way out of the territory. On your way out the door in search of greener pastures, you put over the guys who are staying. So if someone who normally wins goes on a sudden losing streak, that's your cue to remove him from your roster. You can always bring him back later when the time is right.
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Post by Swarm on Feb 20, 2021 8:48:26 GMT -5
There is probably no more time honored tradition in wrestling than jobbing your way out of the territory. On your way out the door in search of greener pastures, you put over the guys who are staying. So if someone who normally wins goes on a sudden losing streak, that's your cue to remove him from your roster. You can always bring him back later when the time is right. That’s exactly what happened in my fed after Sting signed a deal to leave the NWA for the WWF. He got absolutely annihilated by Brock Lesnar in his last match in the NWA. I had built up an epic encounter and instead it went down exactly like it probably would have in real life if the champ (Sting) had just signed with the rival promotion. |
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Post by Travis605 on Feb 20, 2021 10:27:00 GMT -5
There is probably no more time honored tradition in wrestling than jobbing your way out of the territory. On your way out the door in search of greener pastures, you put over the guys who are staying. So if someone who normally wins goes on a sudden losing streak, that's your cue to remove him from your roster. You can always bring him back later when the time is right. That’s actually a pretty good way of doing it. |
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Post by maddog1981 on Feb 20, 2021 13:41:48 GMT -5
There is probably no more time honored tradition in wrestling than jobbing your way out of the territory. On your way out the door in search of greener pastures, you put over the guys who are staying. So if someone who normally wins goes on a sudden losing streak, that's your cue to remove him from your roster. You can always bring him back later when the time is right. This is a really brilliant idea. I might start doing this. |
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