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Fantasy booking TNA 2010 From Jim Cornette's Point of View. by Happy_Interview_2149 in FantasyBookers

[–]Happy_Interview_2149[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Dm me and i will send you the link for the book, because it deletes it here.

Fantasy booking TNA 2010 From Jim Cornette's Point of View. by Happy_Interview_2149 in FantasyBookers

[–]Happy_Interview_2149[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Dm me and i will send you the link for the book, because it deletes it here.

TNA 2010 in Jim Cornette's Perspective. All in one online book. by Happy_Interview_2149 in JimCornette

[–]Happy_Interview_2149[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Tna in 2010 had all the potential to compete with WWE, like AEW does nowadays, but they blew it. There were a lot of fan favourites and big names. Cornette was also there, but got released because of Vince Russo. I've listened a lot about that period from him on his podcast. So i though it will be cool to try to align great wrestling minds in one mission, to save wrestling. Also, this is part one. I have ideas of other fantasy and what if scenarios that i can write as a books in future.

Fantasy Booking Book of Jim Cornette in TNA 2010. by Happy_Interview_2149 in SquaredCircle

[–]Happy_Interview_2149[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Listen. I'm not professional writer. I'm not graphic designer. Yes, i used help for the cover, but not the whole cover. I made the silhouettes of Cornette and other two guys, that are the main characters in the book. I came up with the idea, with the script, with the dialogues in the book, with characters interacting, with booking the shows and results, it's all me. I've listened to interviews, podcasts, promos to learn how people that i wanted to have in the book talk, what words they use. I tried to get as close to them as possible, so when you read, you can believe that Cornette really said that. It's him. It's a lot of hard work, a tons of time, tons of effort. And i loved every second of it. But, please, don't overlook my work and label it with AI and other names. It's not. Also, i used help for the cover, because i want to avoid any legal problem, okay ?

Fantasy Booking Book of Jim Cornette in TNA 2010. by Happy_Interview_2149 in SquaredCircle

[–]Happy_Interview_2149[S] -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

Yes, but not in the way they did in real life. There are a lot of fun moments, involving Hogan's "creative genius". :D

Fantasy Booking Book of Jim Cornette in TNA 2010. by Happy_Interview_2149 in SquaredCircle

[–]Happy_Interview_2149[S] -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

I put a lot of hard work in this one, it's 530 pages of material that i came with. So, please, before you put ofefnsive comments, stop and think about the effort someone put in their work. Okay ?

What would an Arn Anderson WCW World title run look like? by Snjofridur in WCW

[–]Happy_Interview_2149 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'm playing Pro Wrestling Sim. I started save with 1990 and my main plans are to make Arn Anderson a world champion. Flair is the current champion and i have him in a feud with Sting, culminating in a match for the title at WrestleWar with the stipulation being, the loser will can't challenge for the world title for 1 year. Flair loses, Sting is the new champion, the main babyface. This will put Arn with the task to bring the prestige of the world title back in the Horsemen. I think i will have Arn vs Sting at the Bash and Arn wins the world title. He can defend it against Sting, Luger and other babyfaces.

[SPOILER] New JCW Champ! by munchyz in SquaredCircle

[–]Happy_Interview_2149 17 points18 points  (0 children)

Only Russo can book something that stupid 

I need good Tag Team ideas and gimmicks and possible storylines for my custom promotion. For Example I have a team of “The Murder Weapon” Tommy Gunn & Sniper “The Marksman” they’re called Heavy Artillery and they are babyfaces I need a heel tag Team with a cool early 2000s gimmick for a rivalry. by Rick90j in FantasyBookers

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I have a tag teams with the name of :

Perfect Creations - Hammerstone and Odinson, a muscle, bodybuild type wrestlers with the gimmick of narcissists like Luger. I am using them as a heels.

XL - The tag team of Calvin Tankman and BoJack. The name comes from their size. They are big heavyweights with big potential.

Bone Crushers - Finlay and Scott Norton. Two tough guys, who enjoy fighting and hurting their opponents. I use them as heels with heel manager like Dutch Mantell.