(Derek wrote these rules and continues to write them. Additional credit 
goes to the late PWW, Tim and Rick Garrard)

JANUARY 1999

1)      Out of the original 20 wrestlers if you still have some on your
roster, release 3 from their contracts so they can work else where.

2)      In November you had at least 2 elimination matches.  Then in
December you ran a match to come up with a single survivor.  Now in 
January, this wrestler becomes the number one contender and should 
face your Heavyweight Champion.

3)      As we you did in January 1998 there was a battle royal to decide
the Heavyweight champ.  Since you should already have a Heavyweight
champion, run the battle royal to decide a number one contender to face
the champ at the March PPV.

4)      Since you have let go 3 superstars from your roster, bring in 2
new wrestlers to add to your roster.

5)      Run a gimmick match between two or four (tag teams) of your
wrestlers.

6)      Set up a feud with a tag team and singles wrestler.  Have a
Handicap match between these three or make the singles wrestler 
face each tag team partner separately.

FEBRUARY 1999

1)      In January there was a battle royal to decide the number one
contender to face your Heavyweight champ in March.  Start a feud between
the number one contender and another wrestler where the top contender
spot will be on the line.  The winner will then face the Heavyweight
champ next PPV.

2)      As you have a number one contender for your Heavyweight title, run a
Triple Threat match to decide who will be facing the Tag Team champions
next month.

3)      Hire a female wrestler.

4)      Look over your battle royal results.  Build a feud and run a match
with first man eliminated vs. the wrestler who eliminated him.

5)      Again, looking at the battle royal results, find a wrestler
eliminated 5 through 10 and fire one of them.

6)      With your Heavyweight and Tag Team champs set to face opponents in
March, run a match will ALL your title holders involved (battle royal,
tag team elimination match, handicap match, etc.).

MARCH 1999

1)      Have the Heavyweight title match against the number one contender
decided in Februrary.

2)      Your number one contender tag team should face the Tag Team
champions on the PPV.

3)      One any one of your matches, bring in a special referee.

4)      Hire a past Superstar to be introduced at your PPV.  He can be in a
match or just introduced.  This wrestler should be signed to a short
contract as he will be working until the end of May.

5)      Release one of your tag teams.

6)      Have a Tough Man type match.  You can run a Brawl For it All, I
Quit or Submission match.

7)      Run a feud with the female wrestler in a Male vs. Female match.

8)      Hire an Indy wrestler.

APRIL 1999

1)      Create a new stable of 4 or 5 wrestlers.  You may hire one
additional wrestler to help build this group.

2)      To help advance this group, a title match should be given to a
member or members of this new stable.

3)      Hire a Superstar to face your Heavyweight champion.

4)      Run a match between the Heavyweight champ and the new Superstar.
The match should be a Death match where the winner is the Heavyweight 
champ and the Loser Leaves Town.

5)      The Female vs. Male feud will continue.  Hire a second female
wrestler to partner with the male wrestler.  Find a current wrestler on
the roster to team with the other female.  Run a Mixed Tag Team match on
the PPV.

6)      Let go two wrestlers.  One should be a young star not making it in
your circuit.  The other is one of your jobbers or another young star.

7)      After the PPV, strip one of your champions of his title for his
actions outside of wrestling.  This could be one of the two tag team
holders forcing the tag titles vacant.

MAY 1999

1)      With a title vacant, run a tournament to decide a new champ.  This
could be a single-elimination or round robin tournament.  

2)      On the PPV, run 4 separate battle royals to decide 4 different
winners.  The number of wrestlers can vary and a wrestler can be in more
than one of these battle royals.

3)      Run a big match with the old superstar hired in March vs. another
wrestler.  This could be a tag team match as well.

4)      Reform a tag team from the past using one wrestler on your
wrestler with another you hire.

5)      Run a Six-Man tag team using the new stable members formed last
month.

6)      Find an old foe for your Heavyweight champion to face on the PPV.

7)      If you have any jobbers left, find him a gimmick to help promote
him to bigger and better things.

8)      One of your managers has hired a current wrestler to join forces
with.  A current wrestler already associated with this manager doesn’t
approve but goes along with it.  Start a heel/face turn for this
wrestler to feud with this newest member.

JUNE 1999

1)      With 4 battle royal winners from May, run a match or matches to
determine a number one contender for July.

2)      Run a 4-on-4 elimination tag team match.  The survivors will be
used for the July PPV.

3)      The old superstar hired in March needs to be released.

4)      The team you reformed in May should get a title shot in June.

5)      The feud started last month with the manager bringing in a new
member to his group will on fold this month.  Run a match with the 
new wrestler vs. the former wrestler of this manager.

6)      In May, you gave a new gimmick to one of your hard working
jobbers. Use him in a gimmick match.  Any non-standard match is 
acceptable.

7)      Out of the original 20 wrestlers hired in January 1998, most if
not all are gone.  Bring back one of them, only with a new gimmick.  For
instance, Hollywood Hogan could be brought back as Hulk Hogan or Scott
Hall could come back as the Diamond Studd or Razor Ramon.

JULY 1999

1)      In June you had a 4-on-4 elimination match.  The survivor(s) should
begin a feud in one of the follow manners:

        - With a title holder
        - If more than one wrestler survived, against one another
        - The survivors could feud against members of their team that were
          eliminated
        - Against member(s) from the opposing team in a single or tag team
          match

2)      From May there were 4 battle royal winners which competed in a match
between the winners for the number one contender spot.  Out of the 3
wrestlers not winning that number one spot, 2 of them should start a
feud.  The winner then will face the Heavyweight champ in August.

3)      The number one contender resulting from the battle royals should face
your Heavyweight champion on this months PPV.

4)      Choose a tag team that isn’t winning.  Split this team up a release
one of the members from his contract.

5)      Your jobber you have been promoting needs an opponent.  Find on your
roster a young star that can help in his advancement.  Be aware, this
former jobber will be getting a title shot in September.

6)      With your two female wrestlers, run a Female vs. Female match on your
PPV.

7)      Look at the new stable you formed back in April.  Find two wrestlers
not on your roster to begin a new stable to compete against your current
stable.  These two wrestlers should be former partners of members of
your current stable.

AUGUST 1998

1)      Last month you had a match for the number one contender.  This
wrestler should get his title shot at your Heavyweight champion on your
August PPV in a Cage match.

2)      You’ve split up a tag team and released one of the wrestlers.  The
remaining wrestler should begin a feud with another tag team.  During
the course of this feud, one of the members of this tag team will turn
on his partner and side with the other wrestler to form a brand new tag
team.

3)      For July you ran a Female vs. Female match.  Hire two additional
female wrestlers to side with one of the two already on your roster. 
Begin building a feud for these three women to face some male
counterparts for next months PPV.  You will be running a 3-on-1 match,
3-on-2 or 3-on-3 Females vs. Males come September.

4)      You’ve begun to establish a second stable in your circuit.  Hire a
third member to fit in with the two already a part of this group.

5)      With three wrestlers together, you will need to complete the second
stable with one or two more wrestlers in order to set up a Wargames or
Tag Team elimination match for the September PPV.  Not all members of
each stable will have to participate in this September match because of
title match requirements.

6)      It’s time to let go of one of your managers.  Release one of your
managers.

SEPTEMBER 1999

1)      Now that you have build two stables, run a Wargames or Elimination
Tag Team match with more than 2 wrestlers per team.  The losing team
will have a high price to pay.

2)      Your Heavyweight champion will put his title on the line against that
rising star of yours.  The jobber that has been climbing the ranks over
the past several months will get his deserved title shot.

3)      The stable of three female wrestlers has been feuding with a male
wrestler, maybe two or three.  Run a handicap match  with three females
vs. one or two male wrestlers.  If there are three men, run a Six Man
tag match.

4)      Hire a new manager.

5)      This new manager should be bringing in a new star.  Hire an Indy
worker or wrestler that needs a new gimmick.  Establish these two as
contenders.  Find an immediate feud for this new wrestler.

6)      Bring in an old star from the past.  During your September PPV, have
him do a run in during one of the matches to set up a feud with this
wrestler and another past wrestler.

OCTOBER 1999

1)      The three female stable you have, turn one against two or two against
one.  The 4th ladies wrestler on your roster will come to the aid to
begin a 2-on-2 feud.

2)      The Stables Wargames/Elimination match resulted in one team paying
the price.  All members that wrestled in the match for the losing stable
are forced to leave the circuit and look for work elsewhere.

3)      Back in June you re-hired one of the original 20 wrestlers and gave
him a new gimmick.  Give him a title shot, any title.

4)      Recently you have split to tag teams up and have since formed a new
team with a member from each of these teams.  They have been asking for
a title shot at your Tag Team champions.  It is now time for the match
at the October PPV.

5)      Looking at your rankings, turn one of the bottom 10 wrestlers to help
him win some matches.  A new gimmick may be needed, but not neccessary.

6)      With several titles out there between the WWF, WCW and ECW, hire one
of the many champions not already on your roster.

7)      Like last October, you created a special match for the October PPV. 
Use the same format or create a new match for this year’s PPV.

NOVEMBER 1999

1)      Look at your rankings.  Using 4 of the top 10 wrestlers listed, have
them involved in a Future Shock or roun robin tournament at the PPV. 
The winner will then go on to face the Heavyweight champion in December.

2)      As tradition, run a Survivor Series match with a wild card format. 
Either randomly select 4 or 5 wrestlers per team or select faces and
heels for both teams.

3)      Another Survivor Series match should take place.  This time include 4
tag teams, including your Tag Team champs.  A member of each tag team
should be on opposing teams.  If one or both Tag Team champs is
eliminated by pin or submission, one of the teams responsible for their
elimination should receive a title shot in December.

4)      Bring in another past star.

5)      Run a tag team match with the a Past Star/Current wrestler vs. Past
Star/Current wrestler.  Continue the feud already started with the run
in at the September PPV.

6)      The surviving stable from the September PPV has been having problems
within their ranks.  Split the stable in to two group.

7)      With two stables forming from one, each group should bring in a
"surprise" member to join their group.  Use the ‘m’ key during a match
in which they will be surprise tag team partners for their respective
stable.  If necessary, change their gimmick to better reflect the
stable’s description. 

8)      Finish out each stable with one or two wrestlers each from your
current roster.

DECEMBER 1999

1)      After your Future Shock/Round Robin matches, a new number one
contender was determined.  This wrestler will get his shot at the
Heavyweight champion at the December PPV.

2)      The two stables formed in November, run a match or matches to go
along with their feud.

3)      Set up one of your matches as an Iron Man Match.

4)      Another match you should run should be one of the following:

        - Ladder Match
        - Strap Match
        - Towel Match

5)      Create a new title.  This title should be a Ladies Championship
title.  Use two of your female wrestlers in a match to determine the
champion.

6)      Last month you had two past stars in a tag team match against one
another.  For December have run a singles match involving these two
former wrestlers.

7)      For the above match, bring in a surprise referee.  Hire a wrestler
and use him as a referee for the match.  This wrestler should be someone
that has been on a WCW, WWF or ECW PPV in the last 30 days which lost
the match they participated in.