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Major Championship

Major Championship

Jun 0004

Sadaharu Oh Dojo
Bad Brad Clark Heel Champ

26 wins 7 losses 2 draws

30
Starpower determines a wrestler's ranking in the promotion
16
Level 16 — -890/90 XP
vs
NWO
BEN DOVER Heel

28 wins 8 losses 2 draws

30
Starpower determines a wrestler's ranking in the promotion
17
Level 17 — -980/90 XP
Early

Snap Suplex

grapple 65%
speed 35%

Your moves gain +5% Speed this match.

Early

Punches

brawl 100%
89 91

BEN DOVER corners Bad Brad Clark against the ropes and unleashes a vicious flurry of closed-fist punches, forcing the referee to issue warnings as the crowd boos the blatant rule-breaking, with Bad Brad Clark covering up defensively before slumping to the canvas.

Early

Backdrop Suplex

grapple 100%
Early

Forearm Strikes

brawl 90%

Your opponent's next move loses 15% Grapple and Speed.

89 82

Bad Brad Clark smoothly transitions behind BEN DOVER, locking in a textbook waistlock before methodically bridging backward with technical precision. The crowd jeers as Bad Brad Clark demonstrates pure grappling mastery, driving BEN DOVER's shoulders into the canvas with a perfectly executed suplex that showcases superior mat wrestling fundamentals.

Early

Kicks

speed 100%
speed -15%
Added by Forearm Strikes
speed +5%
Added by Snap Suplex
Early

Backdrop Suplex

grapple 100%
81 90

BEN DOVER smoothly transitions behind Bad Brad Clark, locking in a textbook waistlock before methodically bridging backward with technical precision. The crowd jeers as BEN DOVER demonstrates pure grappling mastery, driving Bad Brad Clark's shoulders into the canvas with a perfectly executed suplex that showcases superior mat wrestling fundamentals.

Mid

Boston Crab

grapple 125%
Mid

Boston Crab

grapple 125%
111 113

BEN DOVER methodically wrenches back on Bad Brad Clark's legs, applying a textbook Boston Crab with surgical precision while Bad Brad Clark claws desperately at the mat. The technically superior heel cranks the hold deeper, refusing to release as the crowd boos both competitors, with Bad Brad Clark's face contorting in agony.

Mid

Arm Wringer

grapple 115%

Your opponent's next move loses 35% Brawl.

Mid

Arm Wringer

grapple 115%

Your opponent's next move loses 35% Brawl.

102 103

BEN DOVER methodically wrenches Bad Brad Clark's arm with cruel precision, twisting the joint at an unnatural angle while maintaining perfect technical control. The crowd boos as BEN DOVER cranks the hold tighter, forcing Bad Brad Clark to grimace and drop to one knee in submission-threatening agony.

Mid

Corner Splash

speed 125%
speed +5%
Added by Snap Suplex
Mid

Headbutt

brawl 125%
brawl -35%
Added by Arm Wringer
117 82

Bad Brad Clark charges across the ring with explosive velocity, catching BEN DOVER perfectly as they slump in the corner, the impact driving every ounce of air from their lungs. The crowd boos the ruthless exchange as Bad Brad Clark quickly backs away, leaving BEN DOVER gasping and clutching their ribs while staggering forward.

Late

Dragon Suplex

grapple 130%

If your last move was Grapple, this gains +60% Grapple.

Late

Discus Clothesline

brawl 130%

Your next move gains between +20% and +60% Brawl.

116 118

BEN DOVER spins with vicious intent, their arm extended like a battering ram, and nearly decapitates Bad Brad Clark with a brutal discus clothesline that echoes throughout the arena. The impact sends Bad Brad Clark crashing hard to the mat as the crowd boos both competitors, disgusted by the ruthless street-fight tactics on display late in this ugly brawl.

Bad Brad Clark

BEN DOVER

BEN DOVER wrenches back on Lights Out, torquing Bad Brad Clark's limbs at a sickening angle as the crowd boos relentlessly. Bad Brad Clark flails desperately before finally tapping out in agony, handing BEN DOVER a ruthless victory neither competitor deserved.

Loser Winner
2 5
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Welcome to Wrestling Legacy

Build your pro wrestling camp from the ground up. Recruit wrestlers, equip them with gear and moves, sign them to promotions, all in pursuit of becoming World Champion.

Your Lockerroom

The Lockerroom is your home base where you manage your roster and recruit new talent. You can recruit one wrestler per day and carry a maximum of 15 wrestlers at a time.

Each wrestler's career lasts up to 180 matches. When they retire, they free up a spot for the next prospect to join your team.

Managing Your Wrestlers

Your wrestlers won't grow on their own. As they gain experience and level up, you'll improve their abilities to prepare them for bigger matches and tougher opponents.

When you open a wrestler's page, you'll see the following tabs.

Stats

Each wrestler has two sets of stats: Styles and Personalities. These determine how well they execute moves in the ring. Every time they level up, you can improve these stats.

Gear

Gear determines how your wrestler looks. You can purchase new gear from the shop and equip it to any wrestler on your roster.

Moves

Each wrestler performs a set of moves during a match, and those moves rely on their physical stats to determine effectiveness. You must choose four early match moves, four mid match moves, and four late match moves for every wrestler.

History

The History tab shows every match the wrestler has competed in. You can click any entry to view the full match details.

Awards

Wrestlers can win championships while signed to a promotion. The Awards tab serves as their trophy room and tracks their accomplishments.

Joining a Promotion

Wrestlers need to sign with a promotion in order to compete. Each in-game month, promotions run events where wrestlers are matched up against one another.

Contract

If a wrestler isn't currently signed, the Contract tab becomes available. From there, you can sign them to a promotion, choose the length of the deal, and set their pay per match.

Championships

Every promotion has a major championship that represents the top prize in the company. Some promotions also feature midcard championships for lower-ranked wrestlers.

If a midcard champion rises within 12 ranks of the major champion, the midcard title is vacated and that wrestler immediately earns a major championship match.

Wrestling Matches

Matchups are announced one event in advance, so you can see your upcoming opponent and prepare before the match takes place.

Each match is made up of nine move exchanges between two wrestlers. For every exchange, one move from each wrestler is selected. The wrestler with the higher score wins that portion of the match.

Moves

Moves happen in three phases: early, mid, and late. While each wrestler equips four moves for each phase, only three per phase are actually used during a match.

Each move's score is calculated as a percentage of the relevant Style stats. Some moves also include additional effects that trigger under specific conditions.

Results

After a match, wrestlers are paid according to their contracts. The winner gains Starpower while the loser loses Starpower, and rankings are adjusted accordingly. Both wrestlers gain experience, and if they've earned enough, they level up.