Professional Wrestling Booking Simulator-wrestling booking simulation tool.

Example

A promotion manager can scout new talent, sign wrestlers to contracts, and release underperforming or problematic talent. Wrestlers evolve based on their performances, gaining popularity or becoming stagnant based on in-ring success and storytelling.

Scenario

In a scenario where a rising star begins to win over the audience through multiple strong performances, the manager might decide to push this wrestler into a championship contender role. Alternatively, a veteran wrestler may lose several matches in a row, leading the manager to book them in a retirement angle or phase them out of major storylines.

Example

A player can book weekly shows or major pay-per-view events, determining which wrestlers will face off in singles or tag-team matches, stipulation matches (e.g., cage matches), or title bouts. Storylines involving betrayals, alliances, or unexpected turns can be written into the programming.

Scenario

A manager might book a series of matches between two wrestlers building toward a climactic championship showdown. Over several weeks, promos and backstage segments help escalate their rivalry, creating anticipation for the final confrontation at a major event.

Example

Every title in the promotion has a recorded history of past champions, their reign lengths, and notable defenses. This allows the player to maintain a sense of prestige and lineage for the titles.

Scenario

A new promotion starts with vacant titles. As wrestlers compete to become inaugural champions, players can build storylines around crowning a first-ever champion. Over time, the prestige of the title grows as more wrestlers hold it, creating a lineage where past champions can be referenced to add depth to future storylines.