When the poll closes, whoever has the most votes WINS!

Shootist
Ric Flair
Kurt Angle
Mr. Perfect
Barry Windam
Terry Funk
Jerry Lawler
Greg Valentine
Ultimo Dragon
Bobby Eaton
Stan Lane
Tiger Mask I
2 Cold Scorpio
Dory Funk Jr.
Nick Bockwinkel
Superstar Billy Graham
Blackjack Mulligan
Kerry Von Erich
Pat Patterson
Ray Stevens
Tito Santana
The Undertaker (stolen from Raven's roster)
Eddie Guerrero (stolen from Raven's roster)

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Nov 21, 2017 4:35:43 GMT Shootist said:

Where We Wrestle (WWW) Presents:

Wrestlefest

World Heavyweight Championship- Steel Cage Match

Ric Flair (c) vs. Jerry "The King" Lawler

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{Result}Flair escapes with the title but is confronted by an enraged Superstar Billy Graham who was irate at being left off the card and reveals he attacked Dory Funk Jr. He goes on to destroy Flair's belt but then gets jumped by the rest of the Horsemen in a wild brawl.

United States Championship

"Mr. Perfect" Curt Hennig (c) vs. Kurt Angle

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{Result}Angle gets the win despite interference from Barry Windham. Hennig and Windham have a few heated words before going back to the drssing room.

World Tag Team Championship

The Midnight Express(c) (Bobby Eaton and Stan Lane) vs. The Blond Bombers (Ray Stevens and Pat Patterson)

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{Result}The Express retain but are challenged by a new team in ex-rivals Eddie Guerrero and 2 Cold Scorpio

World Heavyweight Championship #1 Contender's Match

Nick Bockwinkel vs. Dory Funk Jr.

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{Result}Dory Funk Jr. gets his title shot but is attacked in the locker room by a mystery assailant leaving him out of action for the next card.

North American Heavyweight Championship- Claw vs. Claw!

Barry Windham (c) vs. "Modern Day Warrior' Kerry Von Erich

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{Result}Barry Windham retains then asks who else can challenge his claw. He may not like the answer...

Non-Sanctioned Texas Death Match

Terry Funk vs. Blackjack Mulligan

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{Result}Funk has the upper hand then completely goes off the rails by going after Mulligan with a flaming branding iron. Suddenly the lights go out and the branding iron is extinguished by the cold presence of The Undertaker!!!

Grudge Match

Greg Valentine vs. Tito Santana

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{Result}Santana finally beats his nemesis and hopes more title shots are in his future.

Light Heavyweight Championship

Tiger Mask (c) vs. Ultimo Dragon

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{Result}Ultimo Dragon scores the upset over one of his idols in a high paced opening contest.

Where We Wrestle (WWW) Presents:

No Posin' Here

World Heavyweight Championship

Ric Flair(c) vs. "Superstar" Billy Graham

An incensed Ric Flair reveals his new belt in a heated promo and tells Graham "if he's man enough come take it from me! Wooo!!!! Quit posing and do it!!!"

Unification Match US Champion vs. North American Champion

Kurt Angle vs. Barry Windham

After being attacked by Barry Windham Angle wants a match for all the marbles and proposes a new Intercontinental Championship.

World Tag Team Championship

The Midnight Express (c) vs. The New Strike Force (Tito Santana and Kerry Von Erich)

The MX take up the challenge of this upstart team. Expect the fireworks to fly in this one.

No Holds Barred Match

Undertaker vs. Terry Funk

Funk was his usual nutty self in requesting this match with The Phenom after Taker stick his nose in where it shouldn't belong.

Eddie Guererro vs. "Mr. Perfect" Curt Hennig

Eddie Guerrero arrives on the scene and goes after one of the vaunted Four Horsemen.

Jerry "The King" Lawler vs. Nick Bockwinkel

These two old rivals look to get into championship contention.

The Hammer vs. The Claw

Greg Valentine vs. Blackjack Mulligan

Mulligan is upset at the negative influence the Horsemen are putting on his son Barry Windham. He looks to take matters into his own hands starting with Valentine.

Light Heavyweight Championship

Ultimo Dragon(c) vs. 2 Cold Scorpio

In the weeks leading up to this match Scorpio has been desperately trying to cut weight in humorous segments on TV.

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PB
CM Punk
Hiroshi Tanahashi (traded John Cena to PI)
Asuka
Charlotte Flair
Matt Jackson
Scott Dawson
Kota Ibushi
Tetsuya Naito (traded Robert Roode to PI)
Aleister Black
Nick Jackson
Bayley
Ronda Rousey
The Miz
Drew McIntyre
Dash Wilder
AJ Lee
Hangman Page
Bull Nakano
Manami Toyota
Gail Kim
Bruiser Brody (stolen from bodylam's roster)
Karl Anderson (stolen from bodyslam's roster)

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When Worlds Collide

Results

Drew McIntyre def. Adam ‘Hangman’ Page

 In an exciting opening bout, Drew McIntyre proved to be just too much for Page, defeating him with the Claymore after 14 minutes. The real story though? As McIntyre was celebrating in the ring ‘Machine Gun’ Karl Anderson jumped him from behind and Page joined him. It looks like the good brother is back in the Bullet Club.  

AJ Lee def. Bull Nakano 

In what has to be considered a major upset, AJ Lee managed to outlast the behemoth Bull Nakano. Despite Nakano controlling the majority of the match-up, Lee wouldn’t give up and got the win with a school-girl roll-up.

  Kota Ibushi def. Aleister Black 

In a match that had to be seen to be believed, Kota Ibushi defeated Aleister Black after nailing a perfect Phoenix Splash. Both men gave everything they had in an intense back and forth, hard-hitting contest and Black looked strong in defeat, with the two sharing a hand-shake and standing ovation from the crowd afterwards.

  ‘Rowdy’ Ronda Rousey def. Bayley 

We all know Bayley as the ultimate underdog but this seemed one challenge too far. In her professional wrestling debut, Rousey took a few moments to settle in, with Bayley getting a quick flurry of offence, but it wasn’t too long before she gathered herself and locked in an armbar, giving Bayley no choice but to tap out.

  Manami Toyota def. Gail Kim

 Toyota showed why she is widely considered to be the greatest female professional wrestler of all time. Gail Kim was a shining light in North American women’s wrestling during its darkest period, yet on this night, Toyota was just too much for her. Despite lasting for a long time, Kim succumbed to the Japanese Ocean Bomb like so many before her.  

World Tag Team Championship 

The Revival def. The Young Bucks via DQ. 

This has been a dream match for a few years now. The two greatest tag teams in the world finally come face to face…and it was spectacular…until it was ruined. After 20 gruelling minutes of back and forth action, The Revival were in the ascendancy and out came Anderson and Page again. The crowd were livid as The Bullet Club beat down The Revival, knowing just how close they were to taking their tag team championships.  

Briefcase vs. Briefcase

 The Miz def. Tetsuya Naito

 In the biggest upset of the night, The Miz managed to defeat Naito. In the lead up to the match Naito didn’t seem to take The Miz seriously and made it clear that he felt Miz was below him. Miz talked a big game, making it clear that while he isn’t an ‘internet darling’ and will ‘never have a five-star match’ – nobody cares more about wrestling than him. It turned out Naito made a big mistake in underestimating Miz, and while Miz did use a low-blow to turn things in his favour, he defeated Naito after a Skull-Crushing Finale to the shock of the live crowd.  

World Championship 

Asuka def. Charlotte Flair 

No one’s ready for Asuka – even Charlotte Flair. Asuka’s undefeated streak continued in an all out war that proved to be Asuka’s greatest challenge yet. Both women gave everything they possible could, but Asuka just wouldn’t give up and eventually knocked Charlotte out for three with a huge kick in the face.  

World Championship 

CM Punk def. Hiroshi Tanahashi 

Who is the best in the world? On this night, CM Punk staked his claim. In a bone fide classic bout. Despite being his first pro match since 2014 it looked like he was better than ever and was more than able to keep up with the World Champion. After a gruelling back-and-forth contest, Punk hit a second GTS and collapsed onto Tanahashi to claim his sixth World Title.  

WAR GAMES

  The Bullet Club vs. Team NXT 

The Young Bucks, Hangman Page and Karl Anderson vs. The Revival, Drew McIntyre and Aleister Black  

After nearly ruining When Worlds Collide, The Revival and Drew McIntyre were out for the Bullet Club’s heads. There was only one problem – the numbers game. Working together only got them so far and when The Bullet Club challenged the trio to a War Games match they needed back up. Especially after The Young Bucks made it clear that if The Revival want another shot at their World Titles they were going to have to earn it. Enter Aleister Black. The enigmatic superstar had a bad taste left in his mouth by The Bullet Club’s attitude and was more than happy to help shut them up.  

World Championship 

Asuka ( c ) vs. ‘Rowdy’ Ronda Rousey

 Is Rousey ready for Asuka? Two of the most dominant athletes in female combat sports history will meet in a squared circle for the first-time with the biggest prize at stake. With Asuka’s undefeated streak on the line she has to go into this match knowing that one mistake can lead to being trapped in Rousey’s unbreakable armbar. Rousey meanwhile knows that this is her biggest challenge to date and her chance to prove herself in this new arena.  

World Championship 

CM Punk ( c ) vs. The Miz

 After defeating Naito at When Worlds Collide, The Miz became the number one contender to the World Championship. CM Punk has been vocal in his disappointment at this even tweeting that he didn’t come out of retirement to face The Miz. The Miz for his part continued to make it clear that he doesn’t care what people’s expectations are – he knows he is the best and he knows he wants it more than anyone else and will prove himself all over again.  

Kota Ibushi vs. Hiroshi Tanahashi 

Perhaps there are no two men who have more clearly exemplified what is great about the Japanese strong style than Ibushi and Tanahashi. Yet for their many similarities they represent two very different career paths. Tanahashi is a very clear company man – having been a loyal ace for New Japan, taking the company to new heights. Ibushi meanwhile has wrestled around the world; a maverick unwilling to be tied down for too long. Ibushi has claimed that Tanahshi’s time at the top is over, and that he is ready to take his place at the very top.  

Street Fight 

Bruiser Brody vs. Tetsuya Naito 

After his shocking loss to The Miz at When Worlds Collide Naito became a man possessed. Each week he turn up at TV and house shows and go wild, attacking officials, wrecking equipment and demanding a challenge to prove himself. Eventually he was given a challenge from a man just as wild as he is – Bruiser Brody. This promises to be a wild, out of control match that no one can predict.  

Manami Toyota vs. Charlotte Flair 

In a huge number one contender’s match Toyota wants to continue to prove herself against a new generation of top female athletes while Charlotte is looking to bounce back after defeat against Asuka.  

AJ Lee vs. Gail Kim 

In a dream match for many fans Lee and Kim will do battle in an attempt to continue to rise up the ranks.

  Bayley vs. Bull Nakano 

After a huge loss at When Worlds Collide Bayley made a heart-felt speech acknowledging her failure but promising to prove herself and rise up the ranks again. Bull Nakano had other ideas and has proceeded to sneak attack Bayley week after week, taking out her own frustrations. Bayley is never one to be bullied and promises that she will prove herself against Nakano. 

This is tough... Both cards read pretty cohesive as far as their respective promotion's feel, but neither really wows me either.

Maybe I'm just not old school grooving lately, or maybe Shootist's match-ups for Round 2 don't really scream cream-of-the-crop dream match to me. Don't get me wrong, everything sounds good... It's just that nothing sounds GREAT. His most appealing matches to me ('Taker/Funk and Eddie/Perfect) are buried in the undercard. I hate to tell someone how to book their roster, but I feel like there's something a little more can't-miss about The Dirtiest Player in the Game vs. The Lying, Cheating, Stealing Latino Heat.

Meanwhile, maybe I'm too old school to know or care about the present day women's/Indy/NXT/Puro wrestling scene... Because PB's card comes off as some glorified supercard co-presented by ROH, NXT, and NJPW. I like Miz/Punk, Asuka/Rousey, Lee/Kim, and Tanahashi/Ibushi in that order. The rest does nothing for me.

So it's four matches from PB that collectively interest me about as much as two matches from Shootist. Ultimately, I'm going to look at it like this: my attendance to "tonight's" show is like an investment in future shows, and which promotion has more potential for future greater returns?

PB's steals were about as mind-blowing as his generosity and willingness to trade Cena away to me. I'm not really sure I see where his promotion could head next show (even with pitch perfect steals from Shootist) that would be on par with or better than what Shootist's promotion could offer even without steals.

I'm going to Shootist's show tonight. Sorry, PB.

PB has Ronda and that would draw me to his show but Shootist has one of the few acts that would counter my love for Ronda, The motherfucking Undertaker, against Terry F'N Funk the Great Texan(Baker=Avatar of the Year Award Winner). Ronda vs Asuka would be bat shit crazy, but Taker vs Funk prime vs prime would be equally bat shit, these two matches cancel themselves out, i can't choose between them.

Main events are about equal for me, neither really jumps out at me, I don't really know much at all about Bullet Club other than the fact that they have a cool name, also equally unfamiliar with their opponents in the match, but it IS a fucking War Games match. With Shootists main event I'm not real big on Superstar Billy Graham but he DOES have Ric Flair, the GOAT. These two matches about cancel each other out as well.

I dig Ultimo Dragon vs Scorpio and Eddie vs Perfect, the rest is kinda so-so. With PB's undercard I'm too old and out of touch for it to resonate with, I'm not a Miz guy. Honestly for me it comes down to the undercard and I'd just slightly be leaning towards Shootists' show here, though it would be super hard for me to pass on going to see PB's card live, I honestly don't know who to vote for really. I don't really know much about Naito or Gial Kimo or Ibushi but I'm sure they are top tier wrestlers and their style would be a little more up my alley than some of Shootists' undercard, I know Tanahashi is fucking amazing, I just don't know enough about these other guys to know for sure though. I honestly hope PB wins because my last card depends on stealing a few guys from his roster(in the event that I beat him, I think it will be unlikely for me to beat either one of these in the next round considering the steals both rosters are going to get). But I got to go with Shootist just barely, and I mean BARELY

PB's card is amazing. His drafting of female wrestlers is superb, thus he's able to get 3-4 dream matches on each card basically for free. This is no exception. I'd pay to watch a card with those four women's matches alone. Never mind Brody vs Naito (not completely sold it would be a good match, but extremely intriguing) and Ibushi vs Tanahashi (guaranteed good midcard match). Don't especially care for Punk vs Miz and War Games, but they are certainly not going to be bad matches.

Shootist also has a very good card given the roster he has, but I don't care about or am unfamiliar with the majority of his roster. PB gets my vote.

I don't love either card, but if I had to lean to one side then my vote would go to Shootist.

Has to be PB and it's not just because of how he's booked Miz so far. Shootist card just doesn't appeal to me in the same way that PB's does. Asuka vs Ronda alone would be worth the price of admission.

Edit: Wow, how is PB losing this 6-2 after my vote.

I already voted just didn't get the chance to post a comment. It was tough for me PB's war games which I am huge fan of War Games, and he got NXT vs Bullet Club in War Games, Asuka vs Ronda is very intriguing, and the rest of the card is decent. I voted Shootist by a small margin EG vs Mr. Perfect, Undertaker vs Terry Funk, 2 Cold vs UD is what intriguing me the most. T