FORMATTING AND CODING

SHOW FORMATTING

For shows, we use a specific set of formatting parameters. Please use this when submitting matches, segments or anything else that is going to be seen globally so that the result is a uniform, solid component.

DIALOGUE AND SETTING
Dialogue in shows follows a script format. Names are bolded, capitalized and in the color defined above for each character.

Ophelia stared at Michael, her eyebrow twitching as she did so. Michael looked back at her, a completely oblivious expression his face as if he was not aware of what he just said. Charlie pressed her hand to her brow and shook her head in the process.

OPHELIA KNIGHT: Are you completely daft, or have you just lost your mind momentarily?

MICHAEL "LIL MICKEY" LEMAO: Nah, completely batshit, you know.

Ophelia stared at Michael, her eyebrow twitching as she did so. Michael looked back at her, a completely oblivious expression his face as if he was not aware of what he just said. Charlie pressed her hand to her brow and shook her head in the process.

[b][font color=#f0a804]OPHELIA KNIGHT:[/font][/b]Are you completely daft, or have you just lost your mind momentarily?

[b][font color=#6959cd]MICHAEL "LIL MICKEY" LEMAO:[/font][/b] Nah, completely batshit, you know.


REGULAR SHOW MATCH FORMAT
Matches for regular shows are considered summary matches save for the main event. Our friends at the now defunct KINGDOM PRO have provided an example of what we're expecting. Minimal commentary before and after the match is what we expect, with about 300-500 word summary for the match. 

AIDEN REYNOLDS v MALACHI MATCH THREE | SINGLES MATCH

This next matchup was definitely one that the fans were eager to see. The fun-loving Aussie (and brand-new daddy) Aiden Reynolds taking on the gruff, no-nonsense Irishman (and soon-to-be daddy) Malachi. It was an absolute clash of styles, but it was an exciting, fast-paced and hard-hitting affair. It kicked off with both men circling around each other, Aiden darting out to try and catch Malachi unaware but the Irish fighter was having none of it. He continually darted backwards out of Aiden’s reach, until he finally rushed forward to try and clothesline Reynolds. But the Aussie’s speed finally came into play as he quickly darted around behind Malachi and wrapped his arm around his midsection and powered him overhead with a suplex. Rubbing at the back of his head with a grimace, Malachi stumbled back to his feet and attempted to rush Aiden again, but this time Aiden was able to trip up Malachi and send him into the ropes. When Malachi made his way to the corner, Aiden was close behind to follow up with a series of chops that sounded like gunfire. Eventually, the referee intervened to back up Aiden and give Malachi a chance to recover, which he did by exploding out of the corner and leveling Aiden with a vicious clothesline that had the Aussie practically bouncing off the mat. Immediately Malachi went on the attack, putting the boots to Aiden’s torso to try and knock the wind out of him and potentially removing the speed factor. When the referee pushed him back and gave him a warning, Malachi looked annoyed but complied with his hands in the air. Aiden rolled over to his front and looked pretty winded, and Malachi took the advantage and grabbed his arm to try and lift him up for the PURE MALICE (Devil Inside). But Aiden was able to slide out of the hold, and headed to the outside to get a temporary breather. However, Malachi would not be deterred that easily. While Aiden walked around to the front of the ring, Malachi positioned himself on the outside of the ring ropes on the apron, and when Aiden was in prime position he leaped up to the second rope and executes a picture-perfect moonsault that had the crowd cheering and chanting wildly for the normally despised Malachi. Both men were on the floor now, but Malachi was the first to recover as he lifted up Aiden and slid him back into the ring. He climbed up to the apron, and when Aiden got to his feet he attempted to execute a slingshot cutter over the top rope, but Aiden caught him with a stiff kick to the side of the head that dropped Malachi instantly to the mat. Slowly but surely, Aiden returned to fighting form as the two men unleashed everything they had at each other in the closing moments of the match. At one point, they were in the centre of the ring trading hard shots to each other’s heads, with neither man giving an inch. The tides turned in Aiden’s favour when the Aussie was able to duck one of Malachi’s shots and then deliver a snap DDT. He was immediately on his feet to the loud cheers of the crowd, and it seemed like the crowd’s cheers were helping him to power up, so to speak. He lets out a huge yell, looking to wrap this up…but is met with a stiff right hand to the jaw courtesy of Malachi. The Irishman has a sinister smirk on his face as he grabs the arm of the Aussie once again, looking as if he was prepping him for the PURE MALICE again. But as he pulled Aiden towards him, Aiden was able to fly over Malachi’s head and grab him around the neck for an impromptu reverse neckbreaker. Aiden was back on his feet in a shot, hefting Malachi onto his shoulders to quickly deliver a devastating GOLD COAST CUTTER (TKO) and cover Malachi for the pinfall victory.

RESULT: AIDEN REYNOLDS (GOLD COAST CUTTER) VIA: PINFALL (9:39)

CROWD REACTION MATCH QUALITY The crowd was interested in this match, and wants to see it again at some point!  It was fast paced, and that was important!  ★★★★★

MATCH BONUSES FINAL SCORE Both wrestlers were noted for bringing their best!  70%