About a year ago I ran a wrestling tournament whereby each participant picked 2 teams of 5 wrestlers and we duked it out in tournament style. I seem to remember Beadle winning the inaugural edition with his "Dark Forces" team besting my team whose name I can't remember in the final. Something to do with "Brute Force" if I remember rightly.
This gave us all the opportunity to pick the Hulk Hogans and Undertakers of this world, which consequently resulted in people saying "at his best he was unbeatable" about quite a few of the chosen wrestlers.
Also, that particular tournament had people plucking feats from various organisations (local federations, various wrestling territories, WCW, ECW, TNA, Japan etc), which was a bit of a mess.
However, even with those flaws in mind, it was one of the best and most enjoyable tournaments I have ever ran.
So, I'm going to remove those "flaws" and make it a bit more challenging as well.
Rules
- Each participant must pick 2 teams of 5 wrestlers for a tournament in which various matches with varying stipulations will occur.
- Knockout format for the tournament (2 losses and you're out).
- Wrestlers can only be picked from the WWE (and WWF, as it used to be called).
- Only feats from the WWE/WWF can be used and taken in to consideration in debates.
- Because of how the WWE used to be structured, wrestlers and feats from 1980 onwards are the only ones who may be used.
- Picks will be ONE AT A TIME, in draft format, with a specified time limit between picks. If this results in horrifically slow progress, this may be upped to 2 picks at a time and a tighter time limit between picks.
- The wrestlers picked must NEVER have won a world title (WWE title, World Heavyweight title, WCW title when it was a part of the WWE, or even ECW title when it was a part of the WWE).
Given these limitations, obviously more than just feats will need to be taken into consideration (due to the fact that, inevitably, some pretty obscure guys will be getting picked if we get a decent number of entrants). Factors such as teamwork and ability to cheat will be taken into consideration more so than if we had competitors like Goldberg and John Cena involved.
N.B. Given that Ryback is the only wrestler who hasn't won a world title who MIGHT win a world title before this tournament ends, he is ineligible for drafting in this tournament.
So, if you would like to signup, please put your name down ASAP. I'm not going to give a time limit, or limit the number of entrants in any way, so I will close signup at my own discretion as and when I feel we have enough entrants.
For the record, I will be entering.
Entrants
KJ Stewart
Beadle
Tusk
Holacik
Howard Allan


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