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The Simulation (A Fictional Wrestling World)

BeTheBooker Link: https://bethebooker.net/thread/1892/simulation-fictional-database-world

Most Recent Update: October 11, 2025

Mod Start Date: January 1, 1976

Mod Features: 1,400+ workers, 20 completed promotions (5 in America, 1 in Canada, 2 in the UK, 1 in Europe, 5 in Japan, 4 in Australia, and 2 in Puerto Rico), complete venues for America, Canada, the UK, Europe, Japan, and Australia, title histories, 49 broadcasters.

Worker Image Credit: Shianne, PWS World At War worker renders

Game World & Promotion Logos Credit: J.B. Stevens


Lore:
Professional wrestling is a business of booms and busts. When promoters realized they could make big money if they began scripting wrestling as a spectacle rather than treating it as a sport, it led to wrestling having it's first boom period in the 1920s, which was only stopped by the Great Depression. After the second world war ended, crowds swelled to enormous sizes as the first national promotions began appearing around the world. Wrestling thrived during this extensive golden era.

The second golden era came to an end during the early 1970s. Many unfortunate things happened that have significantly diminished the popularity of the industry in most of the world. In Japan, a very public falling out within the Royal Wrestling Association caused the formation of Modern Golden Japanese Wrestling, with fans being quite split between the two. Europe's European Championship Grappling was caught in a major scandal due to the past of their previous owner, turning fans on the continent against wrestling entirely. Australia's wrestling promotions are spread far apart and mostly content to control their small areas. Puerto Rico's wrestling industry is split between two promotions at war, with a heavy involvement from the criminal underworld. The British government sponsored promotion Majesty Wrestling is reeling from a loss of top stars to New Era Wrestling, a promotion proclaiming that they'll put an end to the monopoly that Majesty Wrestling has on wrestling in the country. Mexico's wrestling industry is still booming thanks to Crown Wrestling being immensely popular, but ever since a group of popular wrestlers formed Grand Golden Wrestling, fans have had trouble accepting both promotions being a major part of Mexican culture. A group of Canadian promotions joined together to protect wrestling in the country from an invasion by the top American promotion, World Premier Wrestling. World Premier Wrestling has destroyed most other major promotions in America, but they're vulnerable due to a plane crash that's led to the loss of a sizeable portion of their top stars.

Going into 1976, wrestling is experiencing a severe bust period. Only Mexico and Britain continue to have a thriving wrestling industry, while everywhere else in the world suffers from a disappointed fanbase, a small amount of major stars, or a lack of options in wrestling in their area. What, if anything, can be done to make wrestling a booming industry again?