Handbook

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Table of Contents
I. Introduction to the AICW
II. Joining the AICW
III. How the AICW works
IV. Booking Procedures

I. Introduction:
A. Welcome to the (American Internet Championship Wrestling) The AICW is a fantasy e-wrestling league in which you create your very own wrestler and compete against other wrestlers for the chance to win championship gold. We are a roleplay based e-fed, which means that the outcome of the matches are based on your ablity to "roleplay" your particular character. We have two shows a week. Monday Night War is our two-hour weekly telecast program containing non-stop, fully commentating wrestling action. In Your Face World Tour is a studio show, which gives you results, summaries, and partial commentatry on all the latest happenings as the AICW wrestlers go on the road. Pay Per Views are once a month, and once in a while we have an additional televised show. The AICW is run by an AICW Executive Committee consiting of 2 people, Nicholas Kurihara and Roosevelt Cooper. We also have a staff of card writers, who, along with Nick and Roosevelt work on producing the best wrestling action on the internet!

II. Joining the AICW: If you wish to join the AICW, please fill out an application. Make sure that you read and understand this entire document before you fill out an application.

If you ever wish to leave the AICW, or just take a short break please e-mail us letting us know your intentions. If you don't tell us anything, we will continue to book you for matches and you will continue to be responsible for roleplaying. As a result, if you leave without telling us, your wrestler becomes a "jobber" If you do not roleplay and are jobbed for two straight matches, we also reserve the right to "fire" you from the AICW without warning. It only takes a minute to send us an e-mail saying you need a break.

III. How the AICW Works:
A. Role-playing Your Character:

• Roleplaying is perhaps the most important aspect of your AICW experience. Everything you do here is based on the ability to roleplay a character. We use your roleplaying ability to determine your success or failure in the AICW. If you want to be successful in the AICW, it is VERY IMPORTANT that you learn the art to becoming a good roleplayer. When you roleplaying, you are taking the form of another person, which is your wrestling character. When you roleplay a character, you are basically in effect BECOMING that character. It's like a movie. During the time that the movie is being filmed, an actor is ROLEPLAYING the part of a character in the movie. This is exactly what you are doing in your experience in the AICW. Therefore you should stick to the character, behave in a way that is consistent with the character you are trying to portray. In order to truly be a good roleplayer, you should be able to roleplay your character when you are WINNING, as well as LOSING! Due to the competitve nature of the AICW it is VERY LIKELY, that you are going to lose a match from time to time. Cursing out the booking committee, whining, crying, and quitting the federation are all considered BAD ROLEPLAYING! We have had many people come into the AICW as rookies, and expect that they will win every single match, and become the champion overnight, and that IS NOT GOING TO HAPPEN. If you don't think that you will be able to remain in character after losing, then you will be better off not applying to the AICW. Here is what roleplaying consist of in the AICW:

  I. Promo's, Flashes, and Interviews Most of the major stars in wrestling are stars because of their unique ability to work the mic. The top superstars in the AICW also get the chance to show their mic skills and they do it through promos, flashes and interviews. A promo is a technique that a wrestler uses where he uses a special scene to prove a point. The wrestler is shown in some special location and he uses his environment to get his point across. The best example of a promo can be found in the old "Millon Dollar Man" promos which featured Ted DiBiase going to various places to prove the point of "Everybody has a price for the Million Dollar Man" Promos shouldn't be used just to sit there and talk all about your opponent. It is a very powerful tool that can really get your wrestler over if it is used properly. Promos are only required when you initially arrive into the AICW. You can write more if you choose, but you shouldn't overuse them, as they can strongly put you over if used right, but hurt you in the long run, if used wrong. Here is an example of a good promo:

  [Scene is Mulberry Street, in the storied Little Italy district of lower
  Manhattan. A 'Daily Grind' camera pans down to sidewalk level where we
  see a most appalling sight. The many pedestrians step far out of the way of
  what at first glance appears to be a filthy vagrant or derelict of some
  sort. But the camera eye draws closer... A teary-eyed Alex Raptor,
  crawling on his hands and knees, comes sobbing and shaking to the Flat Iron
  building.  Peculiarly, Alex is disheveled and badly beaten up --way worse 
  than the pounding he took from Gino Valentini at STEEL CITY MELTDOWN.  Both eyes 
  swollen shut, Raptor blindly enters the ornate main suite of the Firm's famed 
  headquarters, groveling and begging the Don James Garibaldi to buy him out of 
  his indentured servitude to 'The Boss']
  
  THE DON JAMES GARIBALDI: "Kid, what's wrong? You look like you just came
  from a train wreck!"
  
  RAPTOR: "...He's a tyrant I tell ya,....[sniff, sniff] ...I ain't gonna
  work on Maggie's Farm no more.... [blubbering] ...please, for the love of
  God!!"
  
  [Raptor then completely breaks down. He clutches onto the Armani-clad
  James Garibaldi and begins sobbing hysterically onto his shoulder. The Don
  consoles Alex with a reassuring embrace, a pat on the back, and then
  offers his handkerchief. Raptor intermittently blows four snot-charged, Chuck
  Mangione trumpet blasts into the monogrammed 'JG' linen between each sob
  and wheeze. The Don rolls his eyes and informs Raptor that he can keep
  the tainted hanky].
  
  THE DON: "Kid, you did a yeoman's job. You gave up five inches, fifty
  pounds, and on top of it you had a bum wheel."
  
  [picks up the phone handset and begins to dial] 
  
  "Let me give The Boss a call, and I'll smooth things out for you..."
  
  RAPTOR: [urgently] "NO, NO!! Please, I beg of you, Uncle Jimmy!! The 
  Boss is infuriated enough from that debacle that took place in Pittsburgh."
  [bottom lip starts quivering, tears are once again streaming down his
  face] "He sucker-punched me worse than that coke-snorting sh*tbag Daryl
  Strawberry did in last week's bench clearing brawl in Baltimore."
  
  THE DON: [warily puts down the handset and looks slightly perplexed] 
  "Yeah, imagine if that took place in the Bronx?" [pouring two glasses of
  Chivas Regal] "Fahgettaboutit..."
  
  RAPTOR: [regaining his composure and accepting the drink] "Plus, when you 
  told him that The Firm wishes to retain my services on a full-time, 
  balls-out permanent basis, well, that's when he flipped; he totally blew 
  his stack and laid a critical beatdown on me. I've never seen such fury and 
  venom personified in my entire cloned life. I don't even want to know what 
  The Boss has in store for me if I don't win the RSPW TOP 50 CRUISERWEIGHTS 
  poll." (another cheap plug)
  
  [Completely drained, Raptor finishes his highball in one swig, looks 
  downward and holds his head in his hands]
  
  THE DON: "It's alright kid. You've had a rough couple of weeks..."
  
  RAPTOR: "I think I'm Goin' Back to Cali, like LL; At least for a little while."
  
  THE DON: "That's a good idea Bambino. You need to get your head straight.
  But first you've got a 'date' with Juicy Fruit."
  
  RAPTOR: [lets out an agonizing groan] "Oh no! The AICW brass must REALLY have 
  it in for me now... First they throw me to the wolves two days before I am 
  supposed to have Arthroscopic surgery; now they want me on Sodomy Central. 
  Great. I'll try not bend over."
  
  [The distraught Alex then grabs the barely-dented bottle of Chivas and
  pours a double into his highball glass as the screen fades to later that
  afternoon.....
  
  Raptor is in r.e.m. stage sleep, this evident by his twitching eye sockets. 
  
  ((((((FADE INTO ETHEREAL DREAM SEQUENCE))))))....... 
  
  A bedroom set is floating weightlessly through midair high above a calm,
  glassy ocean. It is nightime, the moon's reflection wiggles off to the
  horizon. The India-inked sky's background is a canopy of stars. Raptor has 
  his striped pajamas on, complete with feeties and stocking cap. The Inoki Cup 
  and the AICW International Title are also drifting by, just out of reach. The 
  hands of the traditional alarm clock on the nightstand are frantically 
  spinning counterclockwise while everything cascades gently up into the 
  ionosphere. Out of nowhere, a disturbingly satanic voice, obviously distorted
  through some sort of harmonizer, invades the serene imagery.]
  
  VOICE: "WAKE UP SWEETHEART..."
  
  [suddenly, the mattress is overturned and Alex is sent spiraling down
  through the cloudless azure and into the salt water; next he is scooped
  up in a net and flopped onto the deck of a very shwanky yacht. The figure
  of the voice is not discernable through the pre-dawn fog that has ominously
  set in.]
  
  THE BOSS: "I have armed you with every power, resource, and endowment
  available and yet you still fail me. I am very disappointed Alexander...
  this is completely unacceptable. You are in the upper echelon of this 
  profession. Your only two losses are an anomaly at best, but I will 
  not tolerate this utter complacency, not after the boatload of money
  I've already invested in you. The best sensei, the greatest dojo; A 
  brand new Jeep Cherokee.  DON'T YOU WANT TO WIN A MAJOR TITLE?!"
  
  SLEEPY RAPTOR: "Does Howdy Doody have wooden balls?"
  
  THE BOSS: [violently kicking him in the side] "Don't you wise off to me you 
  little f%#k, I'll gaff you like a frigging tuna and toss you into that sea of 
  failure you seem so destined to tread water in. Remember, you're just an 
  abortion that lived, cleaned up off the laboratory floor. I created you, I 
  gave you purpose, and I bankrolled the whole venture. You wouldn't exist had I 
  not hatched this brainchild. I sent you to Stanford University so that you 
  could acquire even more knowledge, perhaps get freaky with some campus honeys; 
  and you still f#*k it all up."
  
  DOUBLED-OVER RAPTOR: "I know, you're right, you're right... but it's been
  hard. It's not like Devon Burke and Gino Valentini are a couple of chumps..."
  
  THE BOSS: [cutting him off] "Don't you f*#%ing DARE lay down for either of 
  those jaybrones. I don't want to hear you talking about ANY of these freakin' 
  jackoffs in a context where you think for one second that they are any better 
  than you. Vince Lombardi used to get PISSED when one of his players would 
  even help up an opponent up after leveling him, let alone give props to the 
  opposition. So while you're getting soft and giving credit, those two are 
  sporting the hardware!. GET IT STRAIGHT, ASSHOLE, or this lap dance of 
  luxury you've been living will ALL get yanked out from underneath you!"
  
  [Next, a mutated being appears at Alex's side. From the bare breasts up,
  she appears to be a woman, but from the waist down, she is a hen. Yes a
  hen. She has a scowl on her face, a very bitter disposition indeed.
  No words are spoken, but the mutant chicken/woman's dour facial expression
  speaks volumes]
  
  THE BOSS: "And WHAT THE HELL IS THAT?!"
  
  RAPTOR: "I know, I know; She's a crazy bitch to live with, but I need the
  eggs..."
  
  [abruptly snaps out of his deranged dreamscape]
  
  RAPTOR: "UH, MM, WHAT?! HAPPENED? I'M NAKED IN SCHOOL!!"
  
  [Alex sits up, wipes the drool off his cheek, and begins massaging his
  throbbing temples. Raptor is terribly hungover and is extremely
  cottonmouthed. He then realizes he's on the couch, alone in James
  Garibaldi's office. After a moment or two of contemplation, Raptor stands
  up, locks the door behind him and walks out into the teeming energy
  that is Manhattan.]
  
  

  A flash is used when a wrestler just wants to talk about his opponent. They are usually shown before the match, similiar to how the WWF use to do back in the 80's. Flashes are usually more to the point than promos and interviews. You are only required one flash per match. Here is an example of a good flash:

  (Cameras open up to the AICW lockeroom before the tag team title 
  match. Lance and Max Studd are shown sitting on the bench lacing up 
  their boots. They're already in their wrestling attire. Sensuous 
  Samantha is shown behind them pacing back and forth. She's wearing a 
  silk purple minidress that has clear buttons up the front and goes 
  right above her knees. Her hair it down on her shoulders. She stops 
  pacing and looks directly in the camera.)
  
  Sensuous Samantha:  Fame. Fortune. Power. The Perfectly Perfect Duo 
  and Sensuous Samantha have that all in the AICW. And, soon after 
  tonight they shall also have the AICW tag team championships. We've 
  waited for this night for awhile now, and after this cold December 
  night of the 28th, PPD shall walk away with the tag team titles after 
  defeating the (sarcastically) greatest tag teams of the NUBIAN 
  WARRIORS and MONEY AND POWER! Hate to tell you, AICW, but tonight is 
  the night of PEEEEEERFECTION!
  
  Lance:  You can say that again. We've been training for the past 
  months for this match and nothing else is going to stop us from 
  winning the AICW tag team championships. We've set down the word, and 
  this time we mean it. Nubian Warriors and Money Power, you guys best 
  be ready for the fight of your lives, because in a very short amount 
  of time, you guys are going to get a SEASON'S BEATING while the most 
  PERFECT team in the world take home the AICW tag team titles!
  
  Max:  Tonight when the last bell rings and the Perfectly Perfect Duo 
  are standing in the ring after a long hard-fought victory strapping 
  the newly won AICW tag team championships around our waists everyone 
  will finally realize what we're talking about, and we'll be taking on 
  the tag teams of the AICW left and right because we're going to be the 
  beginning of the AICW in the year of 1998. How great it feels to be 
  us.
  
  (FADE.)
  

  Interviews take place inside of the ring during a televised AICW event. Interviews usually feature one of the AICW interviewers such as Reba Kola, Cesar Colon, or Brandon Yeager asking an athlete various questions. However, they have also been done with just the wrestler coming out and saying what he has to say. Here is an example of a good interview:

  Brandon: Thanks, Dan. Ladies and gentlemen of the great Tar Heel State
  (The fans applaud loudly!), it is now my pleasure to introduce to
  you....(The initial stacatto synthesized sounds of "The Great American
  Nightmare" begin to blast through the arena and the fans pop HUGE) the
  NEW AICW WORLD CHAMPION......."HARD LINE" BYYYYYYRON
  BRAAAAAAAAAAAADY!!!!!!
  
  (Brady steps out of the back and pauses before making the long walk to
  the ring, wearing a LARGE grin. He is dressed in olive green jeans and
  a black AICW tee shirt that reads "R.I.P Argie Ortero" in gold. The
  World Championship belt is around his waist. As he pasues, he places
  his hands on his hips and looks over the entire arena. The crowd noise
  nearly drowns out Brady's entrance music. With a curt nod and a clap
  of his hands, Byron begins the walk to the ring, high fiving fans en
  route. He stops about halfway down before a beautiful, young woman
  bearing a sign
  the viewer can't quite make out. Byron asks if he can have it and the
  woman agress in exchange for a kiss. Byron complies and the crowd gets
  even LOUDER! Byron folds the sign so that it can't be seen by the
  cameras as he steps through the ring ropes and raises both hands high.
  Brandon Yeager smiles, letting Brady have his moment. Brady nods at
  the crowd and mouths "thank you" at least half a dozen times. As the
  fan noise recedes, Brandon steps up to Brady.)
  
  Brandon: They certainly love you here in Charlotte, Byron! (More fan
  noise.)
  
  BB: (grinning and clasping his free hand around Brandon's shoulder)
  It's a helluva feeling, Brandon.
  
  Brandon: Your appearance tonight wasn't announced, so I'm sure this is
  a great surprise for the crowd. (Again the fans pop) Your here tonight
  to discuss the man you will be meeting in your first defense of the
  AICW's World Belt, the incomparable Chandler Stone. (A mixed reaction
  of boos and crowd pop go out at the mention of Stone's name. Byron
  nods and grins at the crowd.) But first, (Brandon motions to the sign)
  what's that?
  
  BB: Well, since I *am* here to talk about The Stone tonight, I
  couldn't pass up this sign I saw on my way to ringside. (Byron unfolds
  the sign and holds  it up for all to see. It says "Dr. Stone is my
  Ob/Gyn!".Again there are a large amount of boos but also a decent
  amount of applause.
  Byron drops the sign and shakes his head with a laugh.) Brandon, I'm
  not going to start off this interview by running down Stone and saying
  how he lacks wrestling acumen, ring savvy, etc. (Byron pauses)
  Everybody knows that. (Brandon and Byron share a chuckle [Brandon
  trying to stifle his] as the crowd pops again.) In fact, I'd like to
  congratulate The Stone on some of the best mic work here in AICW. He's
  entertaining, witty and often times funny. But Chandler...your skills
  *end* once you put yourself into a wrestling ring. Yes, you have
  worked hard and been on a hot streak and positioned yourself for a
  shot at AICW glory. But...I've been to Kelly Lynn's office and read
  the stuff AICW has on you. You can say that the drug/alcohol rumors
  were alleged, but I've seen otherwise. It's a known fact that you had
  planned on naming your future son Jack or Daniel. And if you had borne
  a girl, her name was set to be Mary Jane or Hennesy. (The crowd pops
  and some laughter can be heard) But I don't want to get into that,
  Chandler. I don't want to go on and on about your summer home in
  Lynchburg or your year round passes to Busch Gardens or the fact that
  you maintain a California state residency while living in D.C., just
  so you can vote on bills concerning the legalization of marijuana.
  *These* are not the things I want to get into, Chandler. You beat your
  craven, spineless, weak willed, cowardly, addiction to booze and drugs
  and I'm happy for you! Hopefully it built some character into that
  lackluster frame of yours.
  
  Brandon: Byron, we must tell all of the viewers and those here live
  tonight that those charges against Chandler Stone are still alleged.
  
  BB: Brandon, I've seen the files. You can "allege" all you'd like, but
  the proof is in black and white. And besides, if the AICW had it
  wrong, why didn't Stone sue the fed for slandering his character? The
  man's intelligent enough to hire a lawyer, and he seems like he would
  be the
  LAST person to run from a lawsuit, especially one that would benefit
  him. You can candy coat it all you'd like, Brandon, but when you call
  a duck a duck, you have to admit Chandler Stone was a drunken, drug
  ridden bum not too long ago.
  
  Brandon: Do you think this has affected his wrestling ability?
  
  BB: (shrugging) I don't really know, Brandon. I mean, I know that
  *somewhere* within Chandler Stone there lurks a wrestler. He's the #1
  contender for the belt, after all. I just wish that side would show
  its face more often.
  
  Brandon: You don't respect his ability?
  
  BB: Brandon, I wouldn't take fledgling AAU wrestlers to watch Stone
  compete. In one night of watching him wrestle, they'd pick up more bad
  habits than a year's worth of re-training could correct.
  
  Brandon: Well, Byron, the truth is that Stone is no stranger to
  championships here in AICW. And even though he gives up size and
  weight to you, he feels strongly that the World Championship is as
  good as his. You see it differently, obviously. Explain why you don't
  feel Chandler has the ring talent to be an AICW World Champion.
  
  BB: (Byron looks out at the crowd) Fans, should I make this easy for
  Stoney to understand so he doesn't break his VCR rewinding this tape a
  thousand times? (The fans respond with a resounding "YES!". Byron
  smiles and looks back at Brandon.) Then let's do it *this* way,
  Brandon. (Byron
  alters his face and posture to mimic Chandler Stone's. As he begins to
  speak, his voice is a halfway decent impersonation of his upcoming
  opponent's) Let's start from the bottom, Brandon. Appropriate since
  The Hard Line is talkin' about Chandler Stone. You see, The Hard Line
  knows
  all about Chandler Stone's brief TV Title reign. No offense, Stone,
  but The Hard Line just doesn't see the two belts as comparable, if you
  drink what I'm brewin'. It takes a willpower above and beyond the norm
  to hold the highest honor in AICW. And we all know that Chandler has
  failed the willpower test, if your veins get what I'm injectin'.
  Stone, your career is best suited for color commentary, brother. And
  this is your one chance to be somebody, your one chance to escape out
  of Nobody Hell, (Byron's hand moves to his crotch) if you can suck
  what I'm holdin'. Let's face it, Stone, you had to reinvent yourself
  to become a success, and even that success is moderate. The Hard Line
  knows about the AICW World Championship. He has been there twice and
  doesn't plan on leaving for quite some time, if you smell what I'm
  snortin'. You have a stable and a talented manager whose shoulders you
  have ridden upon to get you to this point, Stone. Your mouth runs like
  a broken sewer, yet you don't say a thing, you never get anywhere, and
  you're headed back down after your brief climb up the mountain. The
  Hard Line didn't win this belt a second time just to lose it to an AA
  member FOR.... LIFE..... that's more Jerry Lawler then Chris Benoit.
  You better bring a game of Monopoly if you want a Chance in this
  match, Stone. And Chandler, if you can toke what I'm lightin', you
  know this to be the Hard Line truth. (Byron
  chuckles at Brandon and waves off of the impression. Brandon goes to
  ask another question but Byron interrupts.) STONE!!!  I know you did
  something to deserve this title shot, but I just can't picture how you
  did it or who you did it to. If your ring skills were any better than
  slightly above average, you would have made some noise long before
  now.You have O-N-E attempt to realize your dreams. You want to win
  this belt, you better tie a drinking game stipulation to it, because
  that's the only way it's going home with you. And whether you can
  guzzle what I'm pourin' or not, that's the way it's going to be.
  
  Brandon: Well, opinions don't come much stronger than that, fans. One
  last thing, Byron...you have had no prior animosuty towards Chandler
  Stone, so does this mean he gets a free pass from walking the Hard Line?
  
  BB: Brandon, NOBODY gets a pass from the Hard Line unless they're
  Alliance members or souls I can trust. But....Chandler won't be
  walking the Hard Line, he will be *staggering* down it! (The fans pop
  HUGE yet again!) Just like he has done on so many failed sobriety
  tests. Only this time, he'll be drunk from getting his ass pummeled
  five ways from Sunday! (Byron raises his hands high again and his
  music begins its throb through the arena.)
  
  Brandon: Ladies and gentleman, he is YOUR AICW WORLD CHAMPION!!!!!!
  "HARD LINE" BYRON BRAAAAAAAAAAAADY!!!!!!
  
  

  II. Strategy's

  No two wrestlers are alike. You aren't going to fight a 150 pound Stone Cold Wanna Bee the same way you fight a 500 pound undefeated heavyweight champion industructable giant. Therefore, this is where strategy's come into play. A strategy is basically a roadmap, a plan, or an approach that your wrestler is going to take towards the match. However, please keep in mind that in your strategy, you have to stay in character. For example, a brawler isn't going to try and execute technical moves on their opponent. A 500 pound giant isn't going to perform Asai Moonsaults! In the AICW, the higher calibur the event, the more important is the strategy. For example, strategies aren't even required for house shows, but they are mandatory for Televised shows and Pay Per Views.

  Many e-federations do not require that you write good strategies. We, however do. The AICW Executive Committee strives to bring you the best when it comes down to quality, entertaining matches. How do we do this? With your STRATEGIES! If the two participants both write good and detailed strategies, then it is very likely that you are going to have a great match! If not, then the match is not going to be a good as it could have been. Also, one fact that might be useful to you, is that the majority of wrestlers that hold titles in this federation send in quailty and complete strategy sheets!

  Here is an example of what we are looking for. A GOOD strategy sheet should be divided into three parts. Pre-Match, Match, and Post-Match. Here is a detailed discription of each part.

  Pre-Match: This part of the strategy should contain any and all information that we should know that occurs before the match. If you want your enterance described in great detail, then your enterance should be indicated in this part of the strategy sheet. If you have any special request, "want to come out first, last, etc" this should also be indicated. The champion always comes out last unless he request otherwise. If both participants want to come out last, we will give priority to whoever we received the strategy from first. If you have any special tricks that you want to do to get the added advantage during the match, this is also the place where you should mention them.

  Match: In this section, you should describe your wrestler's "wrestling" approach to the match. Will he try to overpower his opponent? Will he try to keep the man on the mat? Will he try to keep the match at a fast pace? All of this information should be included. If you "do your homework" and read the matches of your opponent, you will be able to determine what you opponent's "strenghths" and "weaknesses" are. All of the events are posted in the archive. You can use this information to help you write your strategy. If you have particular moves that you want to use in this match, please state this in this section. If you control a manager, it is also good to mention what your manager's approach to this match will be. Also, if you have any special "tricks" up your sleeve that you want done in this match, please mention them in this part as well. Also, if you are wrestling with an injury, it is important that you consider this fact when writing your strategy. It will be in your best interest to do so. All of this is taking into consideration when we are booking, so the more detailed you are, the better it will be for you and the easier it will be for us to write your matches.

  Post Match: In this section, you basically describe how your opponent will react depending on the result of the match. If he wins, he will do so and so. If he wins by DQ, loses, tie, etc.

  III. Angles

  Angles are another important aspect of roleplaying. They build heat to already heated feuds, and they add depth to your character. We here at the AICW pride ourselves in good quality angles. A major face turning heel, a wrestler joining or leaving a stable, attacking a female manager, the possibilities for good angles are limitless. All of the top contending wrestlers in the AICW are involved in major angles, so if you want to be successful in the AICW, it is important that you also make sure that your wrestler becomes a part of a creative angle.

  IV. Wrap Up

  In short, if you don't remember any of this stuff, the major point that you need to remember is STAY IN CHARACTER. The better you can do this, the better you will do in the AICW!

IV. Booking Procedures:
Nobody ever wins each and every single match. Even the best roleplayers will lose a match from time to time. However, the best roleplayers will ALWAYS win the fued. To determine who wins the feud, we take a look at the quality of each promo, strategy and angle put into the fued by the participants. Whoever put more into the fued, QUALITYWISE not QUANTITIYWISE will win the feud. It's as simple as that.

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