The Pacific Northwest is a "booked" ewrestling league. This means that the "booker" decides who gets pushes, who goes over, who is the champion, and everything else that goes on here. The current booker is the owner of PNW, Don Owens. Whining about getting "jobbed" will do you no good. In fact, if you "bitch and moan" about it, you'll probably get jobbed right out of PNW. I have no problems with legitimate questions and I welcome your input and suggestions. The best thing you can do is work harder on your roleplays, send in angles for your wrestler, and just keep sticking in there is what will make a difference for you. Don't give up just because you lost a match, didn't win the title you think you deserved, or even if you lose a bunch of matches. Persistance and hardwork is what pays off in PNW. There could be a big angle that is being played out...stick with it and you just might be surprised. If you don't make the cut...don't feel bad. Many a wrestler has been sent home packing from "the proving grounds."

Making you wrestler very large is common.  People think that a "big man" can't be beat. Just remember that the bigger they are, the harder they fall. Size will not win matches in PNW...skill overcomes all adversity. I would much rather see "normal" size wrestlers (6'3" 245 lbs) than some giant freak of nature that is 7' tall and/or weighs 400+ lbs. But as I said, skill is what counts. If you prove yourself on the roleplay board, you will certainly prove yourself in the ring...no matter the size. Don't come in here as a "real" wrestler unless you own the "rights" to that name. If you are unsure, contact the NeWA Legal Counsel. I have no problem with "real" wrestlers if they are available. However, a "real" wrestler cannot come in the PNW and expect his past to get him anywhere. He will still have to earn his spot just like anyone else.