12 Months, 12 PPVs, 12 Main Events (Post Yours)

[FINisher]

Tohoku Death Trip
Touring 9 months of the year so here's 9 events. Name, overall grade, then secondary main event match, main event match and their grades. Road To Glory promotion started from 0/0/0/1000. Here's what happened in TDT in 2015:


Start A War Tour

January: TDT Exodus. C-
KAGEM & Kaima def. Norinaga Kurmochi and Katoh Freak to retain TDT Tag Team titles. C-
Totoya Munaka def. Musashi to retain TDT World title. C

February: TDT Devil's Plaything. C-
Masakazu Kaima def. Stealth Z. C
Totoya Munakata def. KAGEM and Musashi to retain TDT World title. C

March: TDT Assassins Of Youth. D+
Taheiji Konoe def. Stealth Z and Musashi to retain TDT Xtreme Title. C
Masakazu Kaima def. Totoya Munakata for the TDT World title. D+



Warzone Tour

June: TDT Gorefest. C
Taheiji Konoe def. Musashi and Omezo Shikitei to retain TDT Xtreme title. C-
Masakazu Kaima def. Stealth Z and Totoya Munakata to retain TDT World. C+

TDT Violent Revolution. C
KAGEM def. Stealth Z to retain TDT World title. C+ (A storyline where Stealth Z would get a title opportunity if the two would face in the tournament)
KAGEM def. Masakazu Kaima for the TDT King Of The Violent Revolution tournament title. B- (A week earlier KAGEM won the World title)

TDT I'm The God Of Hellfire. C+
Masakazu Kaima def. Taheiji Konoe and Omezo Shikitei. C
KAGEM def. Totoya Munakata and Stealth Z to retain TDT World title. B



Tohoku Beat Tour

TDT Otsegolectric. C+
Stealth Z def. Totoya Munakata. C-
KAGEM def. Masakazu Kaima to retain World title. B-

TDT Forty Ways. B-
The Red Devils (Yuri Iliakov & Viktor Beskov) def. Totoya Munakata and Taheiji Konoe. C
KAGEM def. Stealth Z and Masakazu Kaima to retain World title. B-

TDT December To Dismember. C+
The Red Devils def. Careless Rebels (Musashi & Akio). C
KAGEM def. Stealth Z and Totoya Munakata to retain World title. B-

[RatedRKO16]

Backlash 1987
Randy Savage def. Jimmy Snuka, Roddy Piper & Honky Tonk Man for WWF Championship

Fully Loaded 1987
Randy Savage (c) def. Roddy Piper for WWF Championship

Invasion 1987
Randy Savage (c) def. Roddy Piper for WWF Championship

King of the Ring 1987
Randy Savage (c) def. Roddy Piper for WWF Championship in Steel Cage Match

SummerSlam 1987
Hulk Hogan def. Randy Savage (c) for WWF Championship

Vengeance 1987
Hulk Hogan (c) def. Randy Savage for WWF Championship

Night of Champions 1987
Jake Roberts def. Hercules, Hogan (c) and Andre the Giant for WWF Championship

Survivor Series 1987
Jake Roberts (c) def. Randy Savage for WWF Championship

Rebellion 1987
Jake Roberts (c) def. Randy Savage for WWF Championship in a NO DQ Match

Royal Rumble 1988
Roddy Piper wins the Royal Rumble (Co-ME)
Jake Roberts (c) def. Honky Tonk Man for WWF Championship (Co-ME)

No Way Out 1988
Hulk Hogan def. Jake Roberts (c), Honky Tonk Man & Randy Savage for WWF Championship

WrestleMania IV
Jake Roberts def. Me (user character) in a steel cage match (happy ending Main Event)
Ted DiBiase def. Hulk Hogan (c) for WWF Championship (real Main Event)

Total Main Events
Randy Savage 9
Jake Roberts 6
Hulk Hogan 5
Roddy Piper 5
Honky Tonk Man 3
Ted DiBiase 1
Jimmy Snuka 1
Hercules 1
Andre 1
Me 1

[XxFutureLegend112xX]

A year and a half worth of main-events & semi's from my WWF 1999 save.

Royal Rumble 1999

"Stone Cold" Steve Austin wins the Royal Rumble

The Rock defeated Mankind in an I Quit Match to retain the WWF World Heavyweight Title


St. Valentines Day Massacre 1999

The Rock defeated Mankind in a Last Man Standing Match to retain the WWF World Heavyweight Title

"Stone Cold" Steve Austin defeated Vince McMahon in a Steel Cage Match


Wrestlemania XV

"Stone Cold" Steve Austin defeated The Rock /w Vince McMahon to win the WWF World Heavyweight Title

The Undertaker defeated Kane in a Hell in a Cell Match


Backlash 1999

"Stone Cold" Steve Austin defeated The Rock to retain the WWF World Heavyweight Title

The Undertaker /w Stephanie McMahon defeated Ken Shamrock


Over The Edge 1999

"Stone Cold" Steve Austin defeated The Undertaker /w Stephanie McMahon to retain the WWF World Heavyweight Title

The Rock defeated Kane


King Of The Ring 1999

"Stone Cold" Steve Austin defeated Triple H to retain the WWF World Heavyweight Title

The Undertaker /w Stephanie McMahon defeated Ken Shamrock in a Hell in the Cell Match


Fully Loaded 1999

Triple H defeated The Rock

"Stone Cold" Steve Austin defeated Mr. Ass to retain the WWF World Heavyweight Title


Summerslam 1999

Triple H defeated "Stone Cold" Steve Austin to win the WWF World Heavyweight Title

The Undertaker /w Stephanie McMahon defeated Vince McMahon in a Darkside Rules Match


Unforgiven 1999

Triple H defeated The Rock to retain the WWF World Heavyweight Title

"Stone Cold" Steve Austin vs. The Undertaker /w Stephanie McMahon went to a No Contest


No Mercy 1999

The Undertaker /w Stephanie McMahon defeated Triple H and "Stone Cold" Steve Austin to win the WWF World Heavyweight Title

The Rock defeated Mr. Ass


Survivor Series 1999

The Undertaker /w Stephanie McMahon defeated The Rock to retain the WWF World Heavyweight Title

"Stone Cold" Steve Austin defeated Kane in a No Disqualifications Match


Armageddon 1999

Vince McMahon defeated The Undertaker /w Stephanie McMahon in a Hell in a Cell Match to win the WWF World Heavyweight Title

Triple H defeated The Rock


Royal Rumble 2000

The Rock wins the Royal Rumble

Triple H defeated The Big Show to retain the WWF World Heavyweight Title


No Way Out 2000

"Stone Cold" Steve Austin vs. The Rock went to a no contest

Kurt Angle defeated Chris Jericho


Wrestlemania 2000

Triple H defeated "Stone Cold" Steve Austin, The Rock and The Undertaker to retain the WWF World Heavyweight Title

Owen Hart defeated Kurt Angle in a Two Out Of Three Falls Match to retain the WWF Intercontinental Title


Backlash 2000

Triple H defeated "Stone Cold" Steve Austin to retain the WWF World Heavyweight Title

The Rock 'N' Sock Connection defeated The Brothers of Destruction


Canadian Stampede II

Owen Hart defeated Triple H to win the WWF World Heavyweight Title

Chris Benoit defeated Chris Jericho in a Last Man Standing Match to retain the WWF Intercontinental Title


King of the Ring 2000

Owen Hart defeated "Stone Cold" Steve Austin to retain the WWF World Heavyweight Title

The Brothers of Destruction defeated The Rock 'N' Sock Connection in a Hell in a Cell Match


Fully Loaded 2000

Triple H & Shawn Michaels defeated "Stone Cold" Steve Austin & Owen Hart

The Undertaker defeated The Rock, Kane and Mankind


Summerslam 2000

"Stone Cold" Steve Austin defeated Shawn Michaels

Owen Hart defeated The Undertaker to retain the WWF World Heavyweight Title

Triple H defeated Vince McMahon

[Nedew]

I like the way you book XxFutureLegend112xX. For lack of a better fitting word, it seems very... realistic for the time.

[Nachtfalter]

Just finished the first year in a TCW game using *warning*cheap*plug* my One Year Later mod *end*of*cheap*plug* and, yes, Tommy Cornell happens to be a part of every single PPV main event.

TCW Malice In Wonderland 2011
Tommy Cornell wins the first annual 20-Men Wrestlebowl Battle Royal

TCW War To Settle The Score 2011
Ricky Dale Johnson, Sam Keith, Tommy Cornell and Wolf Hawkins
def. Rick Law, Rocky Golden, Joey Minnesota and Freddy Huggins

TCW Spring Breakout 2011
Rick Law (c) def. Tommy Cornell to retain the TCW World title

TCW Collision Course 2011
Rocky Golden & Rick Law (c) def. Tommy Cornell & Wolf Hawkins to retain the TCW Tag Team title

TCW Total Mayhem 16
Tommy Cornell def. Rick Law (c) and Sam Keith to win the TCW World title

TCW Unfinished Business 2011
Tommy Cornell (c) def. Rick Law and Sam Keith to retain the TCW World title

TCW Summer Showdown 2011
Tommy Cornell (c) def. Sam Keith to retain the TCW World title

TCW Maximum Carnage 2011
Nemesis, Tommy Cornell, Wolf Hawkins, Ricky Dale Johnson and Koshiro Ino
def. Troy Tornado, Rick Law, Rocky Golden, Joey Minnesota and Freddy Huggins

TCW Autumn Agression 2011
Tommy Cornell (c) def. Koshiro Ino to retain the TCW World title

TCW Rage In The Cage 2011
Tommy Cornell (c) def. Ricky Dale Johnson to retain the TCW World title

TCW Lord Of The Ring 2011
Tommy Cornell def. Troy Tornado to win the first annual LOTR-Tournament

TCW December Destruction 2011
Tommy Cornell (c) def. Rick Law and Rocky Golden to retain the TCW World title

[nikebee]

Playing as ECW, started in 1995 currently in June, 1997.

A little backstory

I've signed a working agreement with WWF to stop them poaching my workers. I had one with WCW, but broke that in late 1996 and am currently Hostile towards them. So I've managed to loan a few workers from other companies to help build my stars.

A few weeks before November to Remember 1995, I began a WWF invasion storyline, after signing a few of their rejects and loaning in some of their stars.

Hennig (injured from 95 to late 96) was the front man and mouth piece - he managed Bam Bam Bigelow who became an unstoppable force destroying everyone and becoming ECW World Champion in the process.. until WCW signed him from me in early 96.

The blow off match was at Guilty As Charged 1996 when a 10 Man Tag Match was booked when ECW beat the invading WWF to stop the invasion.

The WWF stable consisted of Curt Hennig, Jerry Lawler, Bam Bam Bigelow, Rick Rude, Sean Waltman (1-2-3 Kid), Ludvig Borga, Bryan Clark (Adam Bomb), Brian Lee (Crush), Sgt Slaughter, and Taz, Bill Alfonso & Rob Van Dam who turned on ECW.

So here's my main event and co-main events from Jan 1996, to June 1997.

1996

1996 saw the culmination of the ECW vs. WWF feud, as well as an unforgettable Supercard of ECW, WCW and WWF talent. Mike Awesome won a tournament for the vacant title and dominated the Main Event scene, eventually to a point where workers were brought in from Japanese promotions, WCW and WWF to fight Awesome.

In October 1996 - Ken Shamrock was brought in and began a verbal feud with Taz - Taz interrupted the unveiling of the "World Most Dangerous Man" getting himself suspended in the process. Shamrock would go on an undefeated streak right through the remainder of the year.

ECW House Party 1996 (Week 1, January 1996)
ECW World Television Championship
Sabu (C) def. Sean Waltman in a Tables & Ladders Match

6 Man Tag - Gangsta's Paradise Cage Match
D-Von, Bubba and Big Dick Dudley def. The Gangstaz & Spike Dudley

ECW Guilty As Charged 1996 (Week 2, January 1996)
10 Man Tag - ECW vs. WWF
(ECW) Dreamer, Funk, Austin & The Eliminators def. (WWF) Lawler, Bam Bam, Sean Waltman and Taz & RVD

ECW World Television Championship
Sabu (C) def. Too Cold Scorpio in a Ladder Match

ECW CyberSlam 1996 (Week 4, February 1996)
ECW World Heavyweight Championship
Roddy Piper def. Bam Bam Bigelow (C) for the ECW World Title
note: Bam Bam was signed to WCW and leaving for them after this PPV. Piper was loaned from WWF and originally booked to lose (meaning Bam Bam would vacate the title, effectively taking it to WCW), but Pipers creative control meant he wasn't about "job" to Bigelow. As a result, Piper won the title, and vacated it on my next TV taping "saving" ECW's World Title.

Hardcore Tag Team Match
The Dudley Boyz def. Tommy Dreamer & Terry Funk

ECW Living Dangersouly 1996 (Week 2, March 1996)
This PPV was an 8 Man Tournament for the vacant ECW World Heavyweight Championship - and Main Evented by a feud that had 6 months of build up before they faced off.
Street Fight - 6 Months In The Making
Brian Pillman def. Steve Austin

ECW World Heavyweight Championship Tournament Final
Mike Awesome def. Terry Funk in a Stairway To Hell Match

ECW Hostile City Showdown 1996 (Week 2, April 1996)
Ladder Match - #1 Contenders Match
Steve Austin def. Brian Pillman

Hardcore Tag Team Match
The Dudley Boyz def. The Public Enemy

ECW Wrestlepalooza 1996 (Week 2, May 1996)
ECW World Heavyweight Championship - Cage Match
Mike Awesome (C) def. Steve Austin

Tag Team Tables Match
The Dudley Boyz def. The Public Enemy

ECW Born To Be Wired 1996 (Week 2, June 1996)
Barbed Wire Match - #1 Contenders Match
Terry Funk def. Sabu

Steve Austin def. Rob Van Dam

ECW Heat Wave 1996 (Week 2, July 1996)
Ironman Match - Settling The Score - #1 Contenders Match
Steve Austin drew with Brian Pillman

ECW World Heavyweight Championship - Stretcher Match
Mike Awesome (C) def. Terry Funk

ECW Hardcore Heaven 1996 (Week 2, August 1996)
ECW World Heavyweight Championship - 3 Way Ladder Match
Mike Awesome (C) def. Steve Austin and Brian Pillman

ECW World Tag Team Championships - Gangsta's Paradise Match
Tommy Dreamer & Terry Funk def. The Dudley Boys (C)


At this time, Mike Awesome was beginning to get ranging between B+ and A ratings for Overness and was beating everyone in the promotion. I began actively loaning workers for short feuds to feed Awesome who would claim he was unstoppable.

ECW One Night Stand 1996 (Week 2, September 1996)
ECW World Tag Team Championships - 3 Way Ladder Match
The Dudley Boys def. Owen Hart & Jim Neidhart and Dreamer & Funk
note: Owen & Neidhart were on loan from WWF, fueded with both teams to get my guys over.

ECW World Heavyweight Championship
Mike Awesome (C) def. Masato Tanaka
note: Tanaka on loan from FMW

ECW When World Collide Again 1996 (Week 2, October 1996)
note: Supercard of ECW vs. WWF/WCW matches.

Steve Austin def. Owen Hart
note: Owen loaned from WWF

ECW World Heavyweight Championship - Hardcore Match
Mike Awesome (C) def. The Sandman
note: The Sandman (Hak) was loaned from WCW

ECW Novemeber To Remember 1996 (Week 2, November 1996)
ECW World Heavyweight Championship - Stairway To Hell Match
Mike Awesome (C) def. Cactus Jack
note: Cactus Jack was loaned from WCW - his contract would expire with WCW shortly after this PPV and I resigned him on a PPA contract setting up a full time feud with Awesome

ECW World TV Championship - Ladder Match
Steve Austin (C) def. Sabu

ECW Extreme Rules 1996 (Week 1, December 1996)
Deathmatch
Cactus Jack def. Abdullah The Butcher
note: Abdullah's retirement match - Awesome would powerbomb Cactus Jack through a table after this match setting up their full time feud.

Extreme Cage Match
Brian Pillman def. Tommy Dreamer

1997

1997 has been ECW's biggest year to date. The year so far has seen the much anticipated Taz/Shamrock feud finally enter the ring, Raven's shocking return to ECW, Terry Funk turning on his protege Tommy Dreamer as well as strong pushes for younger workers like Steve Corino and Chris Jericho.

ECW House Party 1997 (Week 1, January 1997)
Street Fight
Sabu drew with Cactus Jack
note: Awesome ruined the Main Event by attacking both men


ECW World Television Championship
Steve Austin (C) def. Rob Van Dam

ECW World Heavyweight Championship
Mike Awesome (C) def. Spike Dudley

ECW Guilty As Charged 1997 (Week 3, January 1997)
ECW World Heavyweight Championship
Cactus Jack def. Mike Awesome (C)

ECW World Television Championship
Steve Austin (C) def. Rob Van Dam and Sabu

ECW CyberSlam 1997 (Week 2, February 1997)
ECW World Heavyweight Championship
Cactus Jack (C) def. Sabu

The Dudley Boyz def. The Eliminators

ECW Living Dangerously 1997 (Week 3, March 1997)
note: This PPV would be ECW's highest drawing PPV to date
ECW World Heavyweight Championship - 3 Way Dance
Cactus Jack (C) def. Mike Awesome and Sabu

ECW World Television Championship
This is Hennig's first televised match in almost 3 years.
Curt Hennig def. Steve Austin (C)

ECW A Matter Of Respect 1997 (Week 3, April 1997)
note: This PPV saw 4 "Main Events" as feuds transitioned or workers faced off for the first time after months of hype.

ECW World Heavyweight Championship - The Rematch
note: Cactus Jack is the only worker to get a 1 on 1 victory over Mike Awesome in Awesome's ECW Career - this rematch had been talked about since Awesome lost the title to Cactus
Cactus Jack (C) def. Mike Awesome
The two have an incredible 30+ minute close match before Awesome loses after a sick bump. Awesome would miss a few weeks of TV before returning and destroying other workers, demanding another shot at the title.

A Matter of Respect
After Taz spoiled Paul Heyman's unveiling of the "World Most Dangerous Man" in 1996, Taz would get suspended from ECW - Shamrock would go on a long winning streak as Taz would shoot promo's, interupt matches, get arrested by police and sit in the crowd "watching" Shamrock before the much talked about and highly anticipated first match between the two took place.
Taz def. Ken Shamrock
Another very close contest in which Taz wins cleanly. Shamrock goes to shake Taz' hand afterwards, but Taz refuses - continuing the fued as Shamrock "snaps"

Hardcore Match
Corino is being billed close to how he was originally booked in ECW, but obviously a few years earlier than real life. A crass "Anti-Hardcore" worker who is completely against ECW and everything it stands for - however he's teamed up with Terry Funk in an attempt to rid ECW of two of it's biggest "problems"; New Jack and Tommy Dreamer.
New Jack def. Steve Corino

Street Fight
Funk and Dreamer teamed with each other for the majority of 1996, fighting off The Dudleys and Mark Henry. An ageing Funk is being booked less and less - Dreamer was beaten severly by numerous Heels in early '97 and calls upon a mystery partner to aid him, New Jack. Funk, angry at not being called upon in Dreamer's time of need turns Heel himself and aligns himself with Steve Corino.
Terry Funk def. Tommy Dreamer
Funk wins after Corino attacks Dreamer, New Jack saves Dreamer from 2-on-1 and then Corino/New Jack start their match (see above).


ECW Wrestlepalooza 1997 (Week 3, May 1997)
Another PPV billed with 4 Main Events.

ECW World Heavyweight Championship
Chris Jericho's transition to the Main Event begins as he loses to Jack but gains a bucket load of Overness from the match.
Cactus Jack (C) def. Chris Jericho
Post Match: The lights go off and Raven debuts - attacking Cactus Jack

ECW World Television Championship
Steve Austin drew with Curt Hennig (C)

ECW World Tag Team Championship TLC Match
note: Sabu & RVD are feuding, despite being tag champs
Sabu & RVD (C) def. The Eliminators

Hardcore Tag Team Match
Terry Funk & Steve Corino def. New Jack & Tommy Dreamer
Funk & Corino win after Mark Henry attacks Tommy Dreamer


Future Plans

There's been three weeks of TV since Wrestlepalooza.

Feuds
Raven vs. Cactus
Raven's return at the last PPV sets up the main story for the summer. A returning Raven looks to dethrone the only man to ever beat Mike Awesome in ECW. Stevie Richards has just signed for the company, and will be thrown into the mix to keep this fued going in a constant ever-changing style.

Jericho's Rise
Jericho will be used carefully, and will gain a strong but slow push into the Main Event scene. He'll be used in the Raven/Cactus feud along with Stevie Richards and likely have a few smaller feuds with clean victories over lesser stars.

Taz vs. Shamrock
Shamrock's loss and Taz' lack of respect will continue throughout the year with a rematch planned for the next PPV, and a final match at November To Remember 1997.

Sabu vs. Rob Van Dam
Sabu & RVD would lose the Tag Titles to The Dudleys on the very next Hardcore TV.building to a match at my next PPV. Sabu (Heel) and RVD (Face) will have their first match in over 2 years at the next PPV, and the feud will likely take up the rest of the summer. Van Dam will beat Hennig for the TV title sometime in the next few months, and the TV title will be contested between RVD/Sabu

Dreamer vs. Funk
Funk is now working as an Occasional Wrestler and will be used sparingly, but enough to continue the feud throughout the year. The final match will take place at November To Remember 97 in a Last Chance Retirement Match. If Dreamer loses, he will never recieve a title match in ECW again, if Funk loses he'll retire from wrestling. The end of the match will go down similarly to Michaels vs. Flair as a Heel Funk turns Face in the match, as the crowd feels remorse for him - the two embrace after their match as Funk retires.

Next Planned PPV Card
ECW Barely Legal II
ECW World Heavyweight Championship - Barbed Wire Match
Raven vs. Cactus Jack (C)
Stevie Richards is set to return to ECW in a fashion similar to Raven, the lights go off and he will debut on the show... cost his long time "friend" Raven the World Title.

ECW World Television Championship - 3 Way Dance
Steve Austin vs. Curt Hennig (C) vs. Brian Pillman

Sabu vs. Rob Van Dam

Loser Leaves Town
Tommy Dreamer vs. Mark Henry
note: Henry has been fueding on and off with Dreamer since Mark Henry debuted, (shockingly) he's not really got over with the crowd and his contract is up soon.

The Rematch
Taz vs. Ken Shamrock


Hopeful Feuds and signings
Shane Douglas
Working with WCW currently, I'm hoping to bring back Shane Douglas towards the end of the year to start a major feud over the ECW Title.

Bam Bam Bigelow
His contract with WCW is up soon - I doubt I'd be able to poach him away, but if I do - a potential match with Mike Awesome writes itself. Bam Bam was unstoppable until he left for WCW in 96 - and Awesome went on a 10 month undefeated streak. Awesome never beat Bam Bam for the title... it's just a shame Roddy Piper used creative control, otherwise Bam Bam would have never lost the ECW Title and it would have made this feud even juicier.

Jeff Jarrett
Been debating on signing Jarrett for a while, should Douglas not work out. He's currently "over stretched" though with WWF and USWA, so I doubt I'll be getting him any time soon.

Phew! That was long - hope you enjoyed the read though

[Schaedler]

WCW 2001 - Scenario where Jericho bought out WCW

AfterShock

Ric Flair def. Bret Hart
Chris Jericho def. Sting
Goldberg def. Scott Steiner by DQ in a match for the WCW Title

SuperBrawl IX
Sting def. Ric Flair
Scott Steiner def. Chris Jericho to retain the WCW Title

Greed Had been slowburning these two matchups since the game started up, and was expecting huge ratings, but found out they all had horrible chemistry
Chris Jericho def. Bret Hart [80]
Booker T def. Scott Steiner by DQ in a match for the WCW Title [66]

Spring Stampede
Raven def. Sting
Chris Jericho def. Bret Hart
Booker T def. Scott Steiner and Ric Flair for the WCW Title

Night of Champions
Ric Flair and Sting def. Mark Jindrak and Sean O'Haire for the WCW Tag Team Titles
Goldberg def. Chris Jericho, Scott Steiner, Bret Hart, DDP, and Booker T for the WCW Title in a Championship Scramble match

The Great American Bash
Raven def. Chris Jericho
Goldberg def. Booker T to retain the WCW Title

Bash at the Beach
Raven def. Scott Steiner
Goldberg def. Chris Jericho to retain the WCW Title

Money in the Bank
Sean O'Haire def. Goldberg and Booker T for the WCW Title
Raven def. DDP, Lance Storm, Kanyon, Scott Steiner, and Jeff Jarrett in a Money In the Bank Ladder match

Fall Brawl
Sean O'Haire def. Ric Flair to retain the WCW Title
Shawn Michaels def. Chris Jericho

Halloween Havoc
Chris Jericho def. Shawn Michaels
Sean O'Haire def. Sting to retain the WCW Title

Mayhem
Alex Wright def. Rob Van Dam to retain the ECW Title
Sean O'Haire def. Kurt Angle to retain the WCW Title
Chris Jericho won the 40 man Total Mayhem match

StarrCade
Kurt Angle def. Sting
Brock Lesnar def. Goldberg
Shawn Michaels def. Bret Hart
Ric Flair def. Hulk Hogan
Chris Jericho def. Sean O'Haire for the WCW Title

[kaneso14]

Just completed the first year (2010) of a TCW game I've been playing for around two months now.

TCW Malice in Wonderland 2010
Sam Keith def Rocky Golden (c) for the TCW World Heavyweight Championship

TCW The War To Settle The Score 2010
Sam Keith (c) def Koshiro Ino to retain the TCW World Heavyweight Championship

TCW Just Another Day? 2010
Sam Keith (c) def Koshiro Ino to retain the TCW World Heavyweight Championship

TCW Where Angels Fear To Tread
Sam Keith (c) def RDJ, Joey Minnesota, Wolf Hawkins, Tommy Cornell & Koshiro Ino in an Annihilation Chamber Match for the TCW World Heavyweight Championship.

TCW Total Mayhem 2010
Rocky Golden def Sam Keith (c) for the TCW World Heavyweight Championship

The Freedom Fighters def The Syndicate (joint main event)

TCW Excessive Force 2010
Rocky Golden (c) def Sam Keith in a steel cage match to retain the TCW World Heavyweight Championship

TCW Summer Showdown 2010
Rocky Golden (c) def Wolf Hawkins to retain the TCW World Heavyweight Championship

TCW Hotter Than Hell 2010
Rocky Golden (c) def Wolf Hawkins & Bryan Vessey to retain the TCW World Heavyweight Championship

TCW Destructive Energy 2010
Rocky Golden (c) def Wolf Hawkins to retain the TCW World Heavyweight Championship

TCW Quest For Success 2010
Tommy Cornell def Bryan Vessey in a 60 minute Iron Man match

Rocky Golden (c) def Eddie Peak to retain the TCW World Heavyweight Championship (joint main event)

TCW A Little South of Sanity 2010
Remo Richardson def Rocky Golden (c) for the TCW World Heavyweight Championship

TCW Psycho Circus 2010
Remo Richardson (c) def Troy Tornado to retain the TCW World Heavyweight Championship

[20LEgend]

Survivor Series 2013

Team Triple H [HHH/Cena/Sheamus/Regal/Morgan bt. Team Ace [Big Show/Orton/ADR/Rey/Jake Carter]

Unforgiven

Cody Rhodes (WWEC) bt. Cena

Royal Rumble

Chris Jericho won the Royal Rumble

No Way Out

Cody Rhodes (WWEC) bt. Cena/Punk/Henry/Ziggler/Miz in the Elimination Chamber

Wrestlemania 30

CM Punk bt. Steve Austin [Signalling the start of a new era and the end of the Attitude Era start coming back for occasional matches appearances]

Backlash: Extreme Rules

John Cena (WHC) bt. Antonio Cesaro

Night Of Champions

John Cena (WHC) bt Cody Rhodes (WWEC) in a Unification Match

Over The Limit

Antonio Cesaro bt. John Cena (WWEUHC)

Breaking Point

Antonio Cesaro (WWEUHC) bt. John Cena

Summerslam

Daniel Bryan bt. Antonio Cesaro (WWEUHC) by DQ, the match was restarted and he won via Submission

Bad Blood

Daniel Bryan (WWEUHC) bt. Antonio Cesaro by DQ when CM Punk got involved, this time there was no restart as Regal explained he was "busy"

Capitol Punishment

CM Punk bt. Daniel Bryan (WWEUHC)

[AaronMaiden]

WWE

No Mercy 2009
Jeff Hardy defeated The Undertaker in a Hell In A Cell match

Survivor Series
Randy Orton defeated John Cena, CM Punk, The Miz, Kane and Wesley Savage in an elimination match to retain the World Heavyweight Championship

Armageddon
John Morrison defeated The Undertaker to retain the WWE Championship

Royal Rumble 2010
Christian won the Royal Rumble

No Way Out
John Cena defeated Randy Orton in a non-title 3 Stages of Hell match

WrestleMania 26
Randy Orton defeated MVP to retain the World Heavyweight Championship

Backlash
Randy Orton and John Cena defeated Rey Mysterio and Evan Bourne for the WWE Tag Team Championships

Elimination Chamber
Randy Orton defeated Shawn Michaels, CM Punk, Wesley Savage, Paul Burchill and Davey Richards to retain the World Heavyweight Championship in an Elimination Chamber match

King of the Ring
Randy Orton defeated Shawn Michaels to retain the World Heavyweight Championship in a steel cage match

Fully Loaded
Shawn Michaels and Davey Richards defeated Randy Orton and John Cena for the WWE Tag Team Championships

SummerSlam
Randy Orton defeated Taylor Portnoy to retain the World Heavyweight Championship

Night of Champions
Christian defeated John Cena to retain the WWE Championship

[xqwzyt]

Malice In Wonderland 2010
Tommy Cornell © beat Bryan Vessey in a ladder match (93)

The War To Settle The Score
Tommy Cornell © beat Joey Minnesoa (94)

Just Another Day?
Tommy Cornell © beat Rocky Golden (90)

Where Angels Fear To Tread
Tommy Cornell © beat Rocky Golden in a cage match (86)

Total Mayhem XV
Tommy Cornell © beat Wolf Hawkins (93)

Excessive Force
Tommy Cornell © beat Wolf Hawkins (90)

Summer Showdown
Tommy Cornell © beat Bruce The Giant © (87)

Hotter Than Hell
Tommy Cornell © beat Wolf Hawkins in a ladder match (94)

Destructive Energy
Ricky Dale Johnson beat Tommy Cornell © & William Walker (99)

Threatening Behaviour
Tommy Cornell beat Ricky Dale Johnson © & Sean McFly (98)

A Little South Of Sanity
Tommy Cornell © beat Wolf Hawkins in a 60 minute iron man match (97)

Psycho Circus
Tommy Cornell © beat Ricky Dale Johnson & Chris Morrisette (99)

Notes:
-All Main Events were for the TCW World Heavyweight title.
-Summer Showdown saw Tommy Cornell unify the TCW World Heavyweight & DaVE Unified titles.

[KingAj]

Not exactly 12 Months but i just wanted to post mine.

When Hell Freezes Over (Week 3 January 2010) 31,593
Jack Bruce defeated Angry Gilmore (96)
Christian Faith defeated Remo (89)
Rich Money defeated Eric Eisen for the SWF World Heavyweight Title (88)

Nothing To Lose (Week 3 February 2010) 49,595
Angry Gilmore defeated Jack Bruce (93)
Rich Money defeated Remo to retain the SWF World Heavyweight Title (91)
Christian Faith defeated Steve Frehley and Eric Eisen for the SWF Heavyweight Title (81)

Money In The Bank (Week 3 March 2010) 30,451
Angry Gilmore Drew with Jack Bruce (93)
Rich Money defeated Remo and Rick Law to retain the SWF World Heavyweight Title (90)
Christian Faith defeated Vengeance to retain the SWF Heavyweight Title (86)

The World Is Watching (Week 3 April 2010) 50,196
Angry Gilmore defeated Jack Bruce (100)
Christian Faith defeated Vengeance to retain the SWF Heavyweight Title (84)
Rich Money defeated Remo and Rick Law to retain the SWF World Heavyweight Title (95)
*Champagne Lover won MITB and cashed in the next week

Breaking Point (Week 3 May 2010) 36,933
Rich Money defeated Angry Gilmore to retain the SWF World Heavyweight Title (95)
Champagne Lover defeated Christian Faith to retain the SWF Heavyweight Title (89)
Jack Bruce defeated Remo (86)

Bragging Rights (Week 3 June 2010) 48,999
Angry Gilmore defeated Rich Money, Squeeky McClean, Rick Law, Sammy Batch and Bryan Vessey to win the SWF World Heavyweight Title (98)
Champagne Lover defeated Christian Faith, Chris Morrisette, Marc DuBois, Eric Eisen and Steve Frehley to retain the SWF Heavyweight Title (91)
Ricky Dale Johnson defeated Vengeance (81)
*Had a working agreement with TCW to get anyone i could

The Supreme Challenge XXX (Week 3 July 2010) 72,180
Jack Bruce vs Tommy Cornell (96)
Angry Gilmore defeated Rich Money to retain the SWF World Heavyweight Title (94)
Christian Faith defeated Marc DuBois (99)

Aftermath (Week 3 August 2010) 54,373
Troy Tornado defeated Jack Bruce (90)
Angry Gilmore defeated Rick Law to retain the SWF World Heavyweight Title (94)
Remo defeated Nemesis (97)

No Way Out (Week 4 August 2010) 42,047
Marc DuBois defeated Christian Faith (96)
Champagne Lover defeated RDJ and Vengeance to retain the SWF Heavyweight Title (84)
Rich Money defeated Brandon James (86)

Destination X (Week 3 September 2010) 56,175
Jack Bruce defeated Troy Tornado (89)
Angry Gilmore defeated Rick Law to retain the SWF World Heavyweight Title (99)
Remo defeated Nemesis (99)

Under Control (Week 4 September 2010) 37,038
Champagne Lover defeated RDJ and Vengeance to retain the SWF Heavyweight Title (82)
Christian Faith defeated Marc DuBois (93)
Rich Money defeated Brandon James (99)

[berrysi]

From my Ring Of Honor game, starting from July 2012;

Boiling Point (Jul)
Samoa Joe def. Kevin Steen © - B

Border Wars (Aug)
Samoa Joe © def. Paul Burchill - B

Death Before Dishonor (Sep)
Samoa Joe © def. Rhino - B

Survival Of The Fittest (Oct)
Samoa Joe © def. Jon Moxley (on loan) - B+
Homicide won the Survival Of The Fittest crown (def. The Briscoes, Kevin Steen, Jay Lethal & Paul Burchill) - B-

Glory By Honor 10 (Nov)
Samoa Joe © def. Homicide - B-

Final Battle (Dec)
Steven Regal def. Samoa Joe © - B

Common Combat (Jan)
Nigel McGuinness won the Common Combat crown (10 man pin or sub Royal Rumble) - B-
Steven Regal © def. Samoa Joe - A

Anniversary Show 10 (Feb)
Steven Regal © def. Nigel McGuinness - B+

Ruler Of The Ring (Mar)
Steven Regal © def. Samoa Joe & Nigel McGuinness - B
Paul Burchill def. Colt Cabana to win the Ruler Of The Ring Title - B-

Honorbound Night 1 (Apr)
Paul Burchill def. Samoa Joe - B

Honorbound Night 2 (Apr)
Paul Burchill def. Steven Regal © - B-

Supercard Of Honor (May)
Paul Burchill © drew with Samoa Joe - A
Bryan Danielson (on loan) def. Steven Regal - B
Kurt Angle (on loan) def. Nigel McGuinness - A

Best In The World (Jun)
Paul Burchill © def. Samoa Joe - A
Bryan Danielson (on loan) def. Kurt Angle (on loan) - A

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Next PPV

Boiling Point
Paul Burchill © vs. Bryan Danielson (on loan)

[soxfan93]

I would love to participate in this thread! My first 0/0/0/0 game, as Ring of Honor, started July 1994. Currently November 1998, at Regional:

ROH Respect is Earned IV - January 1998
Chris Jericho defeated Owen Hart (on loan from WWF) [82]
ROH Championship: Curt Hennig (c) defeated Johnny Ace [68)

ROH Driven IV - February 1998
Chris Jericho defeated Matt Hardy [72]
ROH Championship: Curt Hennig (c) defeated Eddy Guerrero (on loan from NJPW) [67] (Very disappointed)

ROH Tag Team Turmoil - March 1998
8-team tournament to crown the first ROH Tag Team Champions*
Finals: The Hardy Boyz defeated Aces Wild [52]

ROH All Star Extravaganza IV - March 1998
Chris Jericho defeated Johnny Ace [83]
ROH Championship: Curt Hennig (c) defeated Christopher Daniels [63]

ROH Better Than Our Best III - April 1998
ROH Champion Curt Hennig and Chris Jericho defeated Bam Bam Bigelow (on loan from WWF) and Johnny Ace [74]
ROH Tag Team Championship: The Hardy Boyz (c) defeated The Haas Brothers [58]

ROH Unbreakable III - May 1998
ROH Champion Curt Hennig and Chris Jericho defeated Bam Bam Bigelow (on loan from WWF) and Junkyard Dog [77]
Johnny Ace defeated Tommy Rogers [68] (Very disappointed)

ROH Best in the World III - June 1998
Chris Jericho and Tommy Rogers defeated Bam Bam Bigelow (on loan from WWF) and Johnny Ace [73]
ROH Championship: Curt Hennig (c) defeated Ace Steel [43]
- Really a throwaway match, but still expected better; at least it wasn't the main event!

ROH Fourth Anniversary Show - July 1998
ROH Championship: Curt Hennig (c) defeated Tommy Rogers and Chris Jericho [76]
ROH Tag Team Championship: The Hardy Boyz (c) and The Smoking Gunns (on loan from WWF) fought to a 30-minute time limit draw [75]

ROH Man Up V - August 1998
ROH Championship: Curt Hennig (c) defeated Tommy Rogers [68] (Very disappointed)
Chris Jericho defeated Johnny Ace [83]

ROH Glory By Honor IV - September 1998
ROH Champion Curt Hennig and Chris Jericho fought to 60-minute time limit draw [82] (Very disappointed)
The Smoking Gunns (on loan from WWF) defeated ROH Tag Team Champions The Hardy Boyz in a non-title cage match [73]
- After the Fourth Anniversary Show, they had a rematch at Man Up, which ended in a double count out. A deciding cage match was inevitable, but the Gunns refused to lose (naturally) so I had to make it non-title.

ROH Rising Above V - October 1998
ROH Championship: Curt Hennig (c) defeated Dean Malenko (on loan from NJPW) [82] (Very disappointed)
Chris Jericho defeated Tatanka (on loan from WWF)

* The show actually got a 43, but it was still my most profitable show to date, because of the cheap workers, and it was (at the time) my highest attendance ever. The bracket was:

The Hardy Boyz over High Voltage
Aces Wild (Ace Steel and Ace Darling) over The Haas Brothers
Limited Edition (Rob Conway and Nick Dinsmore) over The Hart Foundation 2.0 (Teddy Hart and TJ "Tyson Kidd" Wilson)
The Headbangers over The Latin-American X-Change

The Hardy Boyz over Limited Edition
Aces Wild over The Headbangers

The Hardy Boyz over Aces Wild

Bad show, but it served its purpose. It was better than just saying "Hey, these two teams can fight for this brand new title!"

Now, as soon as I can do it without him getting pissed off, Hennig will drop the title to Jericho.

[Russelrules44]

I would love to join. Sadly I only have the demo and can only do 1 month of gameplay, However if I did have the full version I would do WWE, This is what would happen.

Royal Rumble:
Winner: Mark Henry
Elimination Chamber
Ryback (WWE champion) beats Kane for the WWE title
Wrestlemania 29
The Rock vs The Undertaker vs Triple H vs Shawn Michaels vs Bret Hart vs Vader in a Best of All Time match.
Winner: The Undertaker.
Extreme Rules
The Big Show (WHC) beats Daniel Bryan by K-O
Over The Limit
Antonio Cesaro beats The Big Show for the World Heavyweight Championship
Unforgiven
CM Punk vs The Great Khali
Money In the Bank
Alex Riley beats The Miz, Kane, Daniel Bryan, The Rock, John Cena, Christian, Alberto Del Rio and Michael McGillicutty for the WWE Championship Money in the Bank winner.
SummerSlam
Triple H beats Brock Lesnar in a Once for All Match where if Triple H loses he retires for good.
Night Of Champions
Alex Riley beats Ryback for the WWE title in a record 5 seconds.
Hell In A Cell
The Big Show vs Antonio Cesaro (WHC) vs Sheamus for the World Title, The Big Show beats Antonio Cesaro for it.
Survivor Series
Alex Riley (WWE Champion) vs Big Show (WHC) to unify the titles.
TLC
John Cena beats A-Ry (Undisputed WWE champion), Tensai, Zack Ryder, Triple H, The Undertaker, Gangrel, Kane, Kid Kash, Ted DiBiase, Mark Henry, Antonio Cesaro, Big Show, Wade Barrett (United States Champion), Evan Bourne, Kofi Kingston (Intercontintal Champion), Brodus Clay, Bret Hart, Stone Cold Steve Austin, The Rock, Drew McIntyre, Kurt Angle, R-Truth, Ric Flair, Jeff Hardy, Matt Hardy, Sheamus, Rob Van Dam, Zena Ion and Christian in the Biggest TLC match in history.
So, How'd ya like it?