Okay, so if you had your own wrestling company, how you do your

I will create the National Socialist Pro Wrestling (NSPW), we will have gimmick matches like "Hell in the Auschwitz" events with names such as "Great Jews of Fire", "Survival of the Jew Series", "No Mercy for the Jew", "TLK - Tables, Ladders and Kikes" and many others.
Championships would be:
Axis Powers World Championship with a great Swastika design
Nazi Germany Championship (like US Belt in WWE & NJPW), a midcard belt Waffen-SS Championship.

>>2950430
>Not mentioning Elimination Chamber
Ya goofed

>>2950433
I fear WWE lawsuits, sorry

Heavyweight and lightheavyweight divisions like in njpw. Both divisions would have a world, upper mid card, and tag team titles. Both would be treated as equals

NJPW's system seems pretty straightforward. Although I'm a little foggy on exactly what role the IC and NEVER titles occupy.

I'd basically just do that but I'd have a 24/7 title too for mid/undercard guys.

>>2950452
This essentially, although make any Tag and/or 6 Man Belts Openweight.

IC and NEVER are just names. Midcard.

World Heavywight
World Light Heavywight
Iron Man Metalweight
Men's Tag
Ladies Tag
Ladies World
Trio Intergender

I would have a world championship standard with 2 paths to it:

1) Rankings system. Because I will never understand how we have number one contenders when there are no other nunbers. What's the point? If we have a top ten then guys will have something to fight for. Plus 3 times a year we will wipe the board entirely and have a seeding competition to determine the new list and give newer guys a chance at getting on the board. Whomever is number one a couple of weeks before the big show gets the title shot, unless...

2) Intercontinental Championship. I will use this as another path to the world championship. If you win this then you sacrifice your spot on the rankings. But in return, if you can bank up 5 title defences without losing, you allowed to give up the IC belt for a shot at the world championship at the next big show (similar to Plan C and Gift of the Gods). With this risk, if you get 5 wins banked up, you get the first choice whether you want the shot before the number one contender. If you're too exhausted from the five title defences and want some time to prepare or whomever champ hasn't banked up the 5 wins yet, the number one contender automatically gets the next shot.

And of course, tag team and women's with rankings too, but only top 5, not 10.

World Heavyweight
World Cruiserweight

>>2950407
These would be my divisions/championships:
Jannetty
Manlet
Draw
No Dimes
Our Guy
Our Girl
Trap

>world title
Most important, only defended on big shows in singles matches with no gimmicks maybe four or five times a year.
>tv title
Midcard title defended every show. Only given to guys who can work decent matches or are super over
>tag title
>hardcore title
I'd give it a better name than hardcore but it would always be defended in gimmick matches

>>2950407
Based around different styles:
Hardcore
Lucha Libre
Puroesu
Catch

Main title would be a mixed title with competitors from all styles vying for it.

This ensures variety on each card.

>>2950407
>1 title
>inter-gender matches
>title is vacated if you hold it for longer than a year
>vacating a title creates a new title
>title is always defended

>>2950509
This!
My system would be a 4 Tier system.
Master Rank is the champions
Diamond Champ
Platinum Champ
Gold Champ
Women's champ
Tag Champs
Diamond tier would consist of the best of the best. Rankings go from 1-10
Platinum tier would consist of all the very talented wrestlers that are quite top level yet. Rankings go from 11-30
Gold tier would consist of the up and comers building up wins and jobbers
Rankings go from 31-60
Women and Tag Teams have there own rankings ranging from 1-20
The way it works is wins move you up the ranks. Now you can only challenge for your tiers' belt if you are top of that tier. Expections being multiman bouts that use the top 1-4 people of that tier. The only way to move up a tier is to beat someone from the tier above you. And only the champion can fight a tier above him. If the challenger wins his respective bout, he moves up a tier and the title goes to the loser as he drops a tier. If the above tier guy were to have beaten the champ, he'd move 5 ranks up. I know it's a little complicated but I always liked the idea of wins and loses working into the show.

>>2950452
IC is the belt you give to people who are over but not in the main event scene.

NEVER you give to perennial losers who need some legitimacy.

Men's World Title (not a fan of weight divisions in pro wrestling)

Men's Mid Title (US or TV championship. I'm not a fan of the name "intercontinental" because it basically means "world")

Women's World Title

Women's Mid Title (US or TV. Whatever I'm not using for the mens mid card)

Trios Titles (Men's division. I'm tired of 2v2 tag wrestling, trios seems like the future of tag wrestling to me)

a 24/7 hardcore like title for the fun gimmicky stuff.

Gold Championship
Gift of the Gods, basically Money in the Bank but a belt
Silver Championship
Trios belt
Tag belt

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>>2950509
>>2952920
Cool ideas but I feel it would be difficult to book wrestling angles in.

>>2950407
Galactic champion
Dimedrawer
Meltzer Guy
Certified Cuck
Blowjob Queen
Foot Goddess

>>2952951
Really? I would say easier.
> Hey Bruno, give me a shot at the number 4 position

>>2950407
Branding, cross promotion, and product placement.

Taco Bell Doritos Locos World Champion
Sprite Triple Crown Champion
Kraft Macaroni and Cheese Tag Champs
European Mr. Brains Pork Faggots Title (only defending in Europe)

The wrestlers fight for these titles, not only for the prestige, but to get the coveted endorsement deals that comes with holding the title.

>>2953085
God damn it this the NBA all over again

>>2950407
An actual wrestling competition. Singles and free style. In singles, a team of two wrestlers put on a match. It can be planned beforehand or on the fly, even choreographed if they want to. In free style, wrestlers compete with each other in an impromptu elimination style tournament with no pre-match knowledge before hand. Wrestlers will be judged based on their athleticism, workmanship, creativity, and overall wrestling skill. Wrestling greats would be the guest judges and any wrestler is welcome, regardless of promotion. It'd be the test to see who is the best wrestler in kayfabe.

>Undisputed World Championship
>World Heavyweight Championship
>[company name] World Championship
>U.S. Title
>Tag Title
>Hardcore Title

The undisputed champion rarely shows up. The belt is mostly reserved for part timers who can draw dimes, but still aren't the people who carry the show day to day. To become UWC you have to either beat the current champion, or you have to hold the [company name] championship or world heavyweight championship and agree to vacate the title once the UWC match starts. In order to create a new undisputed world champion you have to have both world champions fight each other. If the UWC fights a world champion, and loses, then the title is vacated, and that champion just keeps his title. This sounds complex, but remember that the UWC is only going to fight a couple times a year.

The CompanyChampionship and Heavyweight Championship are both the standard top titles. These champions won't show up every week either, they'll be common for them to only show up when needed, so that they aren't overexposed. Although they can show up every episode they're needed.

The U.S. Championship is a standard mid-card belt. It'll have some more prestige since it will be defended every week, and often in the main event.

Tag titles are tag titles, duh.

The Hardcore Championship is a less serious belt. Any match this title is in is a no DQ match. It's not going to be used in ultra serious storylines, it's basically just something for mid-carders to not sit around doing nothing. Although an idea for making it important could involve something like a heel winning the title, and then fighting for a world championship. Then half-way through the match he starts attacking the other guy with a chair, and since he's hard core champion he's not disqualified.

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>World Heavyweight Championship
Face of the company, has to be over with the fans or top guy material. Defended only at PPV events, not at any small events or weekly shows. People gain title shots for having impressive win streaks or if they beat the champ in a non title singles match.
>Grand Championship
Title that is earned and defended in a tournament once every couple months. You have to win the tournament to face the champion, when the title changes hands the new champion is granted time off to recover. No rematch policy, the tournament is the only way to get the belt. Grand Champions are presented alongside the WHC as the companies "top guy"
>24/7 or TV Championship
Champion has to accept all challengers at all times, but he gets to decide the match stipulation, can lead to competitive matches and fun comedy segments. Gives midcarders and low card guys something to do if they aren't competing in the tournament or chasing the world championship.
>Tag Team Championship
Self explanatory. Maybe it can be defended in 3v3 matchups if both teams have enough members.
>Women's championship
There is none, women are relegated to valet roles and used for sex appeal. We put out a bimonthly magazine that's basically playboy but with female wrestlers.
Also all the belts are big, gold, and gaudy. Champions always have the belts on their person.