We're going back in time to the day after WM this year. WWE bought out every company. The day after WM, they did a draft to shake things up and brought in tons of superstars (past WWE/F superstars & multiple big names from other companies). The past WWE superstars will be used as if they still got it but are all their current age. Also, pretending that no deaths have ever happened in wrestling (so Benoit, Eddie Guerrero, Umaga will all be in this).

WWE is expanding to 5 shows per week and probably 2-3 PPV's a month but I still haven't decided anything officially yet.
GM's include: Vince McMahon, Stephanie McMahon, Shane McMahon, Eric Bischoff, and DONALD TRUMP (Make WWE Great Again).

Rosters:

I just randomly put everyone on rosters in alphabetical order (but included tag teams together)... originally I went with 4 brands but I realized the rosters would be too big so then I threw in ROH and threw a big chunk of superstars in a row on that brand (so that brand has just about everyone from letters K to R). Then once I got all the rosters evened out, I went back to the alphabetical order approach. Here's how the rosters randomly turned out:



Pretty nice turnout... WCW seems kinda weak though.

Potential Tag Teams / Stables:

Raw
Apollo Crews & Titus O'Neil
Big Cass & Enzo Amore
New Age Outlaws (Billy Gunn & Road Dogg)
American Alpha (Chad Gable & Jason Jordan)
The Radicalz (Dean Malenko & Perry Saturn)
Goldust & Stardust
LAX (Hernandez & Homicide)
The Hardy Boyz (Jeff Hardy & Matt Hardy)
The Club (Karl Anderson & Luke Gallows)

WCW
The Vaudevillains (Aiden English & Simon Gotch)
Blake & Murphy
World's Greatest Tag Team (Charlie Haas & Shelton Benjamin)
Breezango (Fandango & Tyler Breeze)
The Briscoe Brothers (Jay Briscoe & Mark Briscoe)
The Bromans (Jessie Godderz & Robbie E)
The Spirit Squad (Kenny & Mikey)
Too Cool (Rikishi & Scotty 2 Hotty)

ECW
New Day (Big E, Kofi Kingston, Xavier Woods)
The Dudley Boyz (Bubba Ray Dudley & D-Von Dudley)
Los Guerreros (Chavo Guerrero & Eddie Guerrero) (maybe)
Edge & Christian
The Revival (Dash Wilder & Scott Dawson)
Diego & Fernando
The Usos (Jey Uso & Jimmy Uso)
DIY (Johnny Gargano & Tommaso Ciampa)
The Lucha Dragons (Kalisto & Sin Cara)

Smackdown
The Trump Empire (JBL, Jinder Mahal, Alberto Del Rio, Cesaro, Sheamus w/ Donald Trump)
Clown Town (Doink the Clown, Damien Sandow, Eric Young, The Hurricane, Buff Bagwell)
The Wyatt Family (Bray Wyatt, Erick Rowan, Luke Harper)
Cryme Tyme (JTG & Shad Gaspard)
One and a Half Man Band (Heath Slater & James Ellsworth)
Bobby Lashley & Ryback

ROH
The Ascension (Konnor & Viktor)
The Young Bucks (Matt Jackson & Nick Jackson)
The Hype Bros (Mojo Rawley & Zack Ryder)
Canada's Finest (Michael Elgin & Lance Storm)
R-Truth & Sharkboy
Raven's Flock (TBD, maybe future stable)


PPV's

Spoiler:

Title history will go here

Smackdown is definitely gonna be the high rating show


(I probably won't even end up continuing this )... only trying to do it now because I have the rest of the week off from work and I'm bored right now. But that's because I'm going on vacation tomorrow for the weekend and then I probably will never look back at this...

However, I'm pretty motivated to do this atm so idk maybe this will stick.

This is gonna be so good that even jobbers came back to life to participate in it.

Who are you referring to though?

There's numerous deadies in there, but the jobber comment was specifically aimed at Crash Holly.

Looking through the whole thing to see who else is dead and I noticed who the SD GM is.

Crash Holly, Big Daddy V, Eddie Guerrero, Chris Benoit, Doink the Clown and Umaga are all the dead ones I notice.

If you don't count Doink (since that gimmick was portrayed by numerous people), each show has one zombie.

^ Check out the Smackdown stables/tag teams

Also...

Big Boss Man added to Smackdown (add that to the list of dead guys... I think, unless he's alive and I'm thinking of someone else, then oops)
Vader added to ROH (another dead guy?)

(this is to make each roster exactly even and I thought they'd be fun to add)

Big Boss Man will be the enforcer for The Trump Empire.

Big Boss Man is dead. Vader is not. He still wrestles. I'm not sure about actively, but I know he faced Will Ospreay last year.

heel (red)/face (green)/tweener (blue) breakdown and also a main event / mid-card / low-card / tag team breakdown

(yeah I'm going all out with this)


EDIT:

Updates:

Austin Aries (WCW) - face
Carlito (WCW) - face
Randy Orton (ROH) - heel
MVP (ROH) - face
The Usos - face







Just to get an idea... it might not actually be consistent. There might be some mid-carders that I end up just exclusively using for the main event, etc.

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Tag team tournament for the World Tag Team titles announced for Raw. First round matchups:

Big Cass & Enzo Amore vs. Billy Gunn & Road Dogg
Apollo Crews & Titus O'Neil vs. Hernandez & Homicide
Chad Gable & Jason Jordan vs. Goldust & Stardust
Jeff Hardy & Matt Hardy vs. Karl Anderson & Luke Gallows

Man, RAW's main event scene is so stacked with huge babyfaces that Cena's the only heel.

Speaking of alignments, Orton would make so much more sense as a heel on ROH, given his shit-talking to indy wrestlers recently. WWE has an ROH brand and Orton jumps on it all like "Okay, fuck your shitty flips, you're gonna get put in a headlock and like it."

Noted... I was borderline on Orton being face/heel too so I guess he'll be a heel. MVP will probably be a face because the faces are much weaker / less abundant in ROH.

And heel Cena was a must. Something WWE could never do

Championship results:

I already went through 2 weeks of universe mode at some point in the past so anyway, we'll assume those 2 weeks were used for the draft and some pre-matches before the brand split was completely finalized.

These 2 weeks were also used to decide some of the first champions for each brand (either given / handed to by the GM or the matches took place during those 2 weeks of only Raw & SD as the draft was taking place). Assume that other non-title matches on these shows were something like Raw superstar vs. ECW superstar... things like that. Matches that didn't mean anything but were sparked as a result of the draft.

Raw:

WWE Universal Champion: Undecided (John Cena vs. Stone Cold vs. Daniel Bryan announced for title match on first show)
Intercontinental Champion: Chris Hero defeated Dolph Ziggler (April 4, 2017: Smackdown)
World Tag Team Champions: Undecided (8 team tag tournament TBD)

WCW:

World Heavyweight Champion: Eric Bischoff crowns Booker T as World Heavyweight Champion after drafting him with first pick in draft (April 1, 2017: Raw)
WCW US Champion: Undecided (Chris Jericho vs. John Morrison TBD)
WCW Tag Team Champions: Charlie Haas & Shelton Benjamin defeated multiple other tag teams in a tag team turmoil match (April 11, 2017: Smackdown)

ROH:

ROH Heavyweight Champion: Undecided (20-man battle royal on first show) [I'll be using the RR match to make this happen]
European Champion: Undecided (TBD)
ROH Tag Team Champions: Matt Jackson & Nick Jackson defeated Lance Storm & Michael Elgin (April 8, 2017: Raw)

SD:

WWE Heavyweight Champion: JBL crowned champion by Donald Trump (April 4, 2017: Smackdown)
US Champion: Alberto Del Rio crowned champion by Donald Trump (April 11, 2017: Smackdown - The Trump Empire formed)
WWE Tag Team Champions: Cesaro & Sheamus crowned champion by Donald Trump (April 11, 2017: Smackdown - The Trump Empire formed)

ECW:

ECW Heavyweight Champion: Kenny Omega defeated Rob Van Dam w/ help from Triple H (April 1, 2017: Raw main event)
ECW Television Champion: Baron Corbin defeated Jack Swagger, Tajiri & Cedric Alexander in fatal 4 way extreme rules match (April 8, 2017: Raw)
ECW Tag Team Champions: Undecided (The Dudley Boyz vs. Edge & Christian TLC match scheduled for Extreme Rules)

PPV's

Spoiler:

Yeah overkill... but we've entered a time where PPV's are basically a weekly thing.

Five Money in the Bank PPVs.

Should've just been one with one MitB match that features 2 wrestlers per brand, 10 in total, and the winner can cash in on any brand's top champ. But nah, 5 of the same PPV in a row.

That's how we do it in New-Era WWE

5 times the fun

Ok I plan to ACTUALLY start this today but then I'll probably just get bored and forget / avoid it again.

Giggity Gopher wrote:

Five Money in the Bank PPVs.

Should've just been one with one MitB match that features 2 wrestlers per brand, 10 in total, and the winner can cash in on any brand's top champ. But nah, 5 of the same PPV in a row.

Also... I'm doing this on WWE 2K17. I can't do a 10 man MITB match.

Are there any five man matches? If so, I'd have the MitB have 5 people announced and a 5-man match at the beginning of the PPV, featuring one person per brand. Whoever wins that gets the sixth spot in the Money in the Bank, giving their brand a slight advantage. If there's no 5 man match that'd work for that, I'd do something like a mini tournament leading up to the show to get the 6th participant. The ideas are there. You just need to think of them.

The idea of 5 MITB PPV's beats all of that bullshit.

Here's the first week results that I've been slacking on posting:

This whole thing will be VERY simulated so like I might not even post details of particular promos/segments, just post that it happened. Look at the first segment on Raw to see what I mean but some segments will actually have some detail to it. Details on matches will be slim to none as well. No match summaries but maybe details on interferences and things like that whenever I feel like it's necessary.

Raw

Spoiler:

WCW

Spoiler:

ROH

Spoiler:

Smackdown

Spoiler:

ECW

Spoiler:

Moose, which brand are you buying tickets to go see?

Were there even any fans in the building the first week?

Bro, this is worse booking than Vince Russo's stuff

Man, try and tell me Smackdown isn't lit as fuck with the Trump Empire vs. Roman Empire stuff.

Not to mention Clown Town.