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Instructions
Avoid drafting your favorite superstar at first, unless he is one of the top names in the WWE. Snatch up a variety of superstars like John Cena, Triple H, Big Show and the Undertaker. Keep it diverse so that you can entertain the crowd with a variety of matches.
Turn off the option that allows you to put Legends on the roster until after the draft. Save room on your roster from some of the legends because a few weeks after the draft you can turn on the legends option and acquire all of the wrestling greats
Once you have the legends on your roster, start focusing on feuds.
Fans can get bored with a feud at any moment, so constantly check the feud’s approval rating through the general manager menu.
Start off a feud by having a simple one on one match. Repeat this step for the following week and then add a stipulation or mix another feud together with a tag team match.
Keeping track of rosters among a 20 man roster can be challenging, so use a pen and paper to keep track of active feuds between wrestlers.
Keep ratings high for tag team matches by having single partners begin feuds with each other. Then mix in handicap matches, tag matches, and have a huge stipulation match at the following pay per view.
Put big names together for tag teams. For example, Triple H and John Cena may not be a successful tag team in real life, but during the game they can achieve huge tag team success and ratings for your brand.
Save multi-wrestler matches for mixed pay per views. This way, you will have fewer matches to fill and your ratings will be great all around. Make sure that the match is filled with competitors who are in feuds and a title is on the line.
Keep track of each superstar’s fatigue meter. An injury can hurt your roster greatly and by avoiding injuries, you will be more successful in the long run.