since I'm in 2016 and that came a bit later than that.
Tully Blanchard prob out thereI might have to think of that, cause I do got Theory as a heel. Might help him out a little to be paired with someone.
But I wouldn't know who else to add.
So I've still been playing this game and it's now summer of 2027, I'm coming up on my 3rd year booking WCPro. Since buying and consolidating Ice Ribbon and Big Japan together, I've shifted that company into becoming really successful, which wasn't that hard given how the touring system works. On a size scale, Big Japan is actually a decent bit bigger than WCPro, even though they're my child company.I've been playing a modern TEW save. I went in with no gameplan. I ended up choosing Gillian Jacobs and made her owner of WCPro, since she's a known PWG fan and some company needs to fill that West Coast void. Been booking them for over a year now, and it's been fun. I bought out Ice Ribbon when they were about to die and initially I wanted to just have them as a sister company, and a foothold in Japan. But then Big Japan Pro-Wrestling was also about to die and for reasons that are beyond me, I bought them too.
But that's all good. I like being able to use some of their talent, and they're great for me to send workers to, both for development and to shake off the ring rust if they haven't been wrestling recently. I've booked some collab events between WCPro and Big Japan that I really liked as well. I added some US events to Big Japan's calendar as well so that they could blossom over here. And then pretty recently I said fuck it and just launched my own streaming service for WCPro that has tiny coverage in the US and Canada. I plan to expand the coverage to Japan once I get some money back up. But so now I have WCPro and Big Japan both on my own streamer, as well as with other distribution... as a whole, we're really just flourishing because of how well WCPro itself is starting to do, and with Big Japan being turned around and becoming profitable... the money's looking solid. My most recent move to expand my influence was in Mexico. I saw RIOT Lucha Libre was in a bit of debt, and I debated buying them as well, but I thought it could get a little clunky. I didn't want another development territory, but I do want them there to use as a vessel to expand into Mexico. So, for now, I offered them a cash boost to butter them up, then established a talent trading agreement and made them my sister company. I then formed an alliance between WCPro, Big Japan and RIOT that is both a consortium (profits are split) and talen trading alliance. So in effect, I do have three companies now working in unison for one kinda common brand, which is pretty sick considering where this all started. 
