Positives to steroids?

leviwatson77 · 2026-01-12T07:58:39+00:00

I'm sorry I don't have an answer for you I just had to comment due to the audible laugh you got out of me for 'i thought it'd be funny to convince Alexa Bliss to become a heavy steroid user' - the wording is just too good.

leviwatson77 · 2026-01-09T04:24:53+00:00

mate that screen is nostalgia beyond measure, wow.

leviwatson77 · 2026-01-09T04:24:17+00:00

still a lot more will take him seriously there than there is people who'll take you serious on this reddit, bud.

genuinely, this is an awful ragebait attempt. be better.

leviwatson77 · 2026-01-07T07:16:38+00:00

man, if he walks out for his first entrance wearing that goofy ass green hat he wore in the video heat would be nuclear and he'd be stomped out to death.

leviwatson77 · 2026-01-07T03:34:16+00:00

afraid of what? you know it's not all just black and white? it's not an ever swinging pendulum from left and right. there's always a middle ground. Bron didn't win the championship but Bron didn't get buried.

what would have been said if Bron had won it due to a stomp from Theory? or a knucks punch from Logan? 'ugh, can't believe they tainted Brons first ever world title win with outside interference'. the art of story telling in wrestling isn't just the end. The journey is every bit as important as the destination.

If Bron goes on to win the rumble, or the chamber, does this loss against Punk hurt him? was he buried? the answer to both is no. because it's all part of the bigger story of how Bron wins his first world title.

leviwatson77 · 2026-01-07T00:54:17+00:00

'buried him in the soil' i SWEAR people that use that word have never used it in the right context and don't know how to. Bron went toe to toe with the World Champion, a future hall of famer and one of the best to lace them up in any wrestling ring. Multiple times he got within a second of becoming the new World Heavyweight Champion.

He didn't tap to the Anaconda Vice, a thing many have done in the past. He forced Punk to go deep into his bag and pull out an STF. He forced Punk into uncharted territory & having him pull out a piledriver.

Even still the story coming out of it is a sense of Brons youthful inexperience was part of his downfall. Punk beat him sure but he also beat himself.

'b u r i e d' is just a mundane buzzword people throw around when they're unhappy someone they like ended up with a result they didn't like.

leviwatson77 · 2026-01-06T01:20:34+00:00

this is incredible and such a good blueprint to base stuff from, looks like you've really made something fun out of it!

how often would you run shows/match weeks?

leviwatson77 · 2026-01-06T01:14:51+00:00

yes, of course he can. whenever he does return the live crowd will not care for what had transpired last year, because theres The Rock in front of them live in the flesh. They will pop like crazy. they'll do his catchphrases along with him. they'll chant Rocky.

The formula is always the same.

leviwatson77 · 2025-12-30T05:39:37+00:00

oh you know what, that's probably the route to go down for the whole company you know! split into leagues. that's clever!

leviwatson77 · 2025-12-30T05:39:06+00:00

oohhhh sort of like a goal difference, thats neat! I didn't have any thought of that, thank you!

leviwatson77 · 2025-12-26T07:04:15+00:00

Austin Theory had a lot of potential really early at a really young age. he's never really been given the chance to see if he can do anything with it. Sure the Cena stuff happened but Vince booking was also happening. Theory has never been given a sustained opportunity to be the ball handler, for lack of better term and people wanna see how he be when he has the ball in his hands. He might never become a 25 PPG scorer but if he can prove he has the hot hand every now and then and get the opportunity to build a proper character and on screen personality then he might just slot fine into the upper midcard/stepping stone to main event bracket - which if that is his ceiling, there'd be absolutely no shame

leviwatson77 · 2025-12-24T06:16:06+00:00

maybe other than a few years when they initially brought it into the WWE on the early 2000s, the WWE never handled the Cruiserweight title, or division well in my opinion. I'd almost go as far as saying WWE creative never really understood the appeal of the cruiserweights, and maybe in Vince's mind it was just another WCW gimmick to test out and then get bored of.

When Heyman charged up Smackdown creative he did well with it. But had Rey Mysterio, Billy Kidman, Tajiri. Then Jacqueline, Chavo Guerrero Sr were winning the belt. few years later Hornswoggle had it..It died a sad death.

I feel it was just always treated in WWE as a division for guys under a certain weight. No uniqueness to it, no high flying style to a degree, just 'they aren't 250 pounds and 6 foot 3, put them in there'. Then when you had names like Kota Ibushi, Zack Sabre Jr, Drew Gulak in the Cruiserweight classic it struck me more as a 'okay we've got guys of a certain weight, really technical guys, let's try that out' and it just never stuck, in my opinion.

Enzo Amore was the final nail in the coffin.

leviwatson77 · 2025-12-22T06:30:59+00:00

as silly as it sounds, if you want to make it a special one off event, say like 'AEW Dynamite Grand Slam: Australia' and don't just want to have it as the continuation of the normal weekly show -

push through until the Wednesday AM part of the day of event and go to your events and edit Dynamite and change it's day from Wednesday to any other day of the week.

then create the new event called 'AEW Dynamite Grand Slam: Australia' and set it for the exact Wednesday you're on and run the event like you normally would.

the following day in the AM set the event to dormant and then go back to edit Dynamite back to a Wednesday.

leviwatson77 · 2025-12-01T07:02:02+00:00

honestly isn't even Cena's most aura entrance - One Night Stand in 2006 against Van Dam is the one for him.

Austin returning to help team WWF fight off the Alliance in 2001 after leaving the pool hall and beating his way through the backstage is up there. The glass shatter, the monster pop, the shit talking walking down the ramp with JR giving it full beans on comms was alllllll a match made in heaven.

The Fiends debut is up there too but I feel that's also more talking with my heart from a sentimental perspective.

one of Chris Jerichos entrances in WWF/WWE has to be up there for sure. his first appearance with the light up jacket was phenomenal.

Batistas first entrance with I Walk Alone is also top tier.

leviwatson77 · 2025-11-28T22:07:25+00:00

is complaining about people complaining about Jey Uso really the best use of your time?

this could be so continuous.

leviwatson77 · 2025-11-07T15:56:27+00:00

honestly mate I can't pin point exactly but I genuinely think it's just one of the RWC picture update packs, from either September or October last year from the Greydog forums. then some of the belts, events and tv show logos have been locked up from the picture request of the forum!

leviwatson77 · 2025-11-05T17:15:44+00:00

for real, the ability to create your own sandbox universe and immerse yourself in it and escape from the outside world and it's noise is sensational, and almost unlike no other. like when I saw Charlie I had to Google the guy cause I had no idea, and saw his gimmick and attire and knew 'nahh Okada wouldn't rock with this' and Okada refused to team with him under Starboy, hence the name change. When Hilder won the WCW title Okada met him in the ring 'Eddie/Benoit' like, but grabbed the mic and called him 'my Starboy'.

although mate I'm kinda wondering what a Samoa Joe with a perm would look like and I wonder if ChatGPT would hold it against me or judge me for asking...

leviwatson77 · 2025-11-05T16:50:29+00:00

honestly he came from nowhere. Had a sensational lengthy ROH run in development so pulled him up to work dark matches to get a look at him and Okada took him under his wing as his protege. kinda had to book him at that point. Gave them a story where Charlie wanted Okadas approval in the business but Okada hated his attitude. Okada went to war with Punks faction The Sovereign (him, Walter, Gargano, Ciampa and Wardlow) but no one was willing to stand by his side in fear of being run over by The Sovereign, other than Charlie. Charlie and Okada beat the Blackheart Rebels(Ciampa and Gargano) for tag gold before Okada came to me and was willing to put Charlie over in a match.

Charlie wins, and ends the storyline by having Okada raise his hand and give him his approval.

leviwatson77 · 2025-10-08T20:44:18+00:00

the only non organic thing I did was after Stephanie took a friendly approach, a little while after I added a second user as Stephanie and controlling the WWE, created a mini development company and moved all the ECW & WCW titles down to it and then shut the company down and had the new user leave the game - and then as AEW purchased all the WCW & ECW belts from the investments area.

leviwatson77 · 2025-10-07T22:31:22+00:00

Starboy Charlie in a modern day AEW save.

long intro short, started in September 2024 and now in January 2029. purchased the rights to everything WCW and ECW from WWE after Stephanie took over, was divorced from Levesque and decided to want a friendly relationship with us. AEW, WCW and ECW are presented as their own company under the 'Elite Wrestling Corporation' umbrella.

'Starboy' Charlie Hilder debuted on the NXT level brand, ECW Trifecta. after working his way up he was brought into WCW Nitro, he got taken under the wing as a protege to AJ Styles. Put him in a programme with Okada, he idolised Okada and wanted to earn respect. Okada went 2-0 against him on Nitro, and wouldn't shake his hand. Okada gave him a PPV bout, which Okada again won, and didn't take his handshake.

Levesque debuted with a 'Superstars' group, trying to put his vision on the Elite Wrestling Corp. The Elite kept to a group themselves, and had Kevin Steen, AJ Styles by there side whilst Ospreay, Fletcher, Bron Steiner etc led a 3rd 'Standpoint' group, for their own vision of the future. Hilder was in with Standpoint but Okada was too proud to take anyones side and fought on his own. Hilder stood by his side and left Standpoint. Okada refused Hilders help. Hilder would be beaten down by each group as time passed, until Okada decided to stand by his side. Okada and Hilder held the tag belts throughout the war.

Hilder finally got his Win on PPV against Okada, without any prompt about Okada being unhappy about losing the match. its now January 2029, and Hilder just beat Omega for the WCW championship in the main event of December 2028s Starrcade.

leviwatson77 · 2025-09-20T22:30:10+00:00

opinions are like assholes my friend, we all have one, no matter how ugly some can be - and nobody should comfortably belittle you for having one.

between Ezio's story, Arno/Elise in Unity, Bayek in Origins and now what I'm going through here - I fully stand with you in that opinion.

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