Fantasy PPV: Global Championship Wrestling

What if all the top wrestling companies in the world got together and said, “let’s blow the whole thing up and start from scratch?”

Eleven companies will then rise from the ashes, having a draft to determine how the best talent in the world will be divided up for the foreseeable future.

The draft will be conducted through email – 12 rounds. As far as the talent pool goes, all active wrestlers are available. Part-timers are usable, semi-retired wrestlers are not. (So Brock Lesnar and John Cena are fair game, Triple H, Undertaker and HBK are not.) Some wrestlers can be taken as tag teams, but the caveat is that you have to use them in the same match.

At the end of the draft, we will also have a bonus 13th “legends” round, where you can draft one legend to appear on your show in any way you see fit. The only rule here is that the legend has to be in their present-day form, so you can’t get, for instance, Shawn Michaels from 1997. You won’t be able to draft Chris Jericho, though, as he will be able to appear on any of your shows without having to use a draft pick on him, kind of like as he does in real life, almost like a free space in bingo.

At the end of the draft, you will then submit a “2-3 hour” pay-per-view card to show how your talent would work together in your fictional wrestling company. We’ll run Twitter polls to let readers vote on who has the best roster and who created the most entertaining PPV.

You can find Juan Bautista’s draft picks here.

You can find the Legends’ Round draft picks here.

Global Championship Wrestling presents ALL FOR ONE/ONE FOR ALL live from the L.A. Memorial Coliseum in Los Angeles.

Mauro Ranallo, Joe Rogan and Eddie Bravo are on commentary.
Tony Chimmel is the ring announcer.
Billy Corgan is the general manager.

Match Rules
Single non-title matches
20-minute time limit. If the match reaches a draw, then it will go the judges’ score cards. Judges will score based upon match pace, ground base, aerial base offense and effective ring use. All categories are scored up to 100, but the categories used are under judges’ discretion. If a contest is ruled a draw, then a bonus 8-minute round will be invoked. All referee decisions are final.

Number-one contender match
30-minute time limit. If the match reaches a draw, then it will go the judges’ score cards. Judges will score based upon match pace, ground base, aerial base offense and effective ring use. All categories are scored up to 100, but the categories used are under judges’ discretion. If a contest is ruled a draw, a bonus 12-minute round will be invoked. All referee decisions are final.

Single’s championship matches
All championship matches have a 60-minute time limit. If the match reaches a draw, then it will go the judges’ score cards. Judges will score based upon match pace, ground base, aerial base offense and effective ring use. All categories are scored up to 100, but the categories used are under judges’ discretion. If a contest is ruled a draw, a bonus 12-minute round will be invoked. All referee decisions are final.

Tag team matches
All tag team matches have a 25-minute time limit. If the match reaches a draw, then it will go the judges’ score cards. Judges will score based upon match pace, ground base, aerial base offense and effective ring use. All categories are scored up to 100, but the categories used are under judges’ discretion. If a contest is ruled a draw, a bonus 10-minute round will be invoked. All referee decisions are final.

Global Lightweight Championship
Tyler Breeze vs. Martin Kirby
Two of the most charismatic performers in the world meet to crown the first champion in Global Championship Wrestling.

Global Tag Team Championship
Ashley Dunn and Kelly Sixx (South Coast Connection) vs. Kyle Fletcher and Mark Davis (Aussie Open) vs. Travis Banks and Chris Brookes (CCK)
Three of the most exciting teams in professional wrestling try to outwit each other as they chase for gold.

Women’s Global Championship
Alexa Bliss vs. Kay Lee Ray vs. Session Moth Martina
The Queen of Insanity meets the Goddess while waiting in the wings is the wild card that is Session Moth.

Walter vs. Bad Luck Fale
Bad Luck Fale has been a dominant force around the globe, but key losses have left him in danger of being left off the card. Therefore, he has issued an open challenge and despite being tasked with the challenge of taking on Will Ospreay, Walter has decided to answer Fale’s call.

Scott Steiner vs. Joe Hendry
Big Poppa Pump shows up to prove to the world that he’s got plenty left in the tank as he takes on the “Prestigious One.”

Hiroshi Tanahashi vs. Chris Jericho
Two of the biggest wrestlers in the industry today: The eight-time IWGP Heavyweight Champion takes on the G.O.A.T.

Global Heavyweight Championship
Walter vs. Will Ospreay
The main event of the evening will crown our first heavyweight champion. As Ospreay moves up from being a junior heavyweight, will Walter be able to push him around or will he be caught off guard by The Aerial Assassin.

Would you pay to watch this PPV? Who would you pick to win each match? Let us know on Twitter @TheWrestlingEst.