Redpoint Wrestling

RedPoint Silver Championship
1. Ron Richards
Date won: April 30, 2011
This was a triple threat match also involving David Plitt and Dustin Mitchell.
Days held: 56

2. Tim Burns
Date won: June 25, 2011
Days held: 70

3. Matt Tyndall
Date won: September 3, 2011
Days held: 21


4. Marck West
Date won: September 24, 2011
Days held: 126

5. Joe Matthews
Date won: January 28, 2012
Days held: 119

6. Paul Burchill
Date won: May 26, 2012
Days held: 126

7. Dustin Mitchell
Date won: September 29, 2012
Days held: 5+

RedPoint Tag Team Championship
1. Michaels Bros. (Chris and Justin)
Date won: April 30, 2011
Days held: 210

2. The Pack (James Buthea and Justis Richardson)
Date won: November 26, 2011
Days held: 28

3. Matt Tyndall and Joe Matthews
Date won: December 24, 2011
Days held: 7

4. Michaels Bros.
Date won: December 31, 2012
Matt Tyndall and Joe Matthews handed the belts over to the Michaels Bros.
Days held: 56
Days held (combined): 266

4. Ron Richards and Paul Burchill
Date won: February 25, 2012
Days held: 91

5. Tim Burns and Seth Angel
Date won: May 26, 2012
Days held: 104+

Hey buddy, don't you think 4 single championships is a bit too much for a roster with only 16 wrestlers?
I know my opinion is irrelevant, but wouldn't it add more prestige and excitement to your WHC if it were the only title?
You have a great amateur record though.

RedPoint Ladies' Championship
1. Ashley Wright
Date won: April 30, 2011
This was a fatal 4-way also including Andrea Mercer, Elaine Mercer, and Katie White.
Days held: 245

2. Sasha Johnson
Date won: December 31, 2011
Days held: 28

3. Kourtney Stevenson
Date won: January 28, 2012
Days held: 28

4. Andrea Mercer
Date won: February 25, 2012
Days held: 35

5. Elaine Mercer
Date won: March 31, 2012
Days held: 28

6. Katie White
Date won: April 28, 2012
Days held: 132+

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Originally Posted by Automatic

Hey buddy, don't you think 4 single championships is a bit too much for a roster with only 16 wrestlers?
I know my opinion is irrelevant, but wouldn't it add more prestige and excitement to your WHC if it were the only title?
You have a great amateur record though.

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Well, we still are recruiting more people, and we basically want to give everyone a chance at a belt, if that makes sense.
The multiple belts idea was my boss's. If it were me, I would have World, Silver, MAYBE one of the tertiary, Tag, Ladies', done.
In addition, I never wanted the 52 title in the first place- also out of my power. Nor did I want to win it- hence why I dropped the belt immediately afterward.
I don't know- sometimes I feel my voice isn't heard, but it's cool. The boss is eventually leaving and putting me as the main owner, and I will be making changes then.
And it's not a GREAT record- great would be 174-0.

RedPoint Street Fight Championship
1. Nick Toller
Date won: June 25, 2011
This was a triple threat also involving David Plitt and Dustin Mitchell (sensing a pattern here...)
Days held: 63

2. Paul Burchill
Date won: August 13, 2011
Days held: 140

3. Matt Tyndall
Date won: December 31, 2011
Days held: 35

4. Dustin Mitchell
Date won: February 4, 2012
Days held: 238

The belt was retired on September 29, 2012.

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Originally Posted by The Tyndall Effect

Well, we still are recruiting more people, and we basically want to give everyone a chance at a belt, if that makes sense.
The multiple belts idea was my boss's. If it were me, I would have World, Silver, MAYBE one of the tertiary, Tag, Ladies', done.
In addition, I never wanted the 52 title in the first place- also out of my power. Nor did I want to win it- hence why I dropped the belt immediately afterward.
I don't know- sometimes I feel my voice isn't heard, but it's cool. The boss is eventually leaving and putting me as the main owner, and I will be making changes then.
And it's not a GREAT record- great would be 174-0.

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But that's like WWE booking. Everybody gets the title and nobody gets over. Although getting over is also relative.
It would be a real cool and interesting challenge to get a guy massively over to your crowd and perhaps even draw with him locally.
If I were you I'd take the WHC and the Tag titles. In that way, you can have angles continue in the tag team department and also build to new single main event matches.
But for what does the 52-Championship stand actually?
Are there many guys who have a clean amateur record? Actually, is it High School or College level?

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Originally Posted by Automatic

But that's like WWE booking. Everybody gets the title and nobody gets over. Although getting over is also relative.
It would be a real cool and interesting challenge to get a guy massively over to your crowd and perhaps even draw with him locally.
If I were you I'd take the WHC and the Tag titles. In that way, you can have angles continue in the tag team department and also build to new single main event matches.
But for what does the 52-Championship stand actually?
Are there many guys who have a clean amateur record? Actually, is it High School or College level?

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I like the idea. We'll see where it goes.
52 weeks in a year, hence 52 defenses- defended on each show.
No, there aren't. But still.
Combination of both.

RedPoint 52 Championship
1. Justin Michaels
Date won: July 7, 2012
This was a 10-man battle royal.
Days held: 56

2. Matt Tyndall
Date won: September 1, 2012
Days held: <1

3. David Plitt
Date won: September 8, 2012
This was a Championship Scramble Match.
Days held: 21

4. Joe Matthews
Date won: September 29, 2012
Days held: 5+

Quote:

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Originally Posted by The Tyndall Effect

I like the idea. We'll see where it goes.
52 weeks in a year, hence 52 defenses- defended on each show.
No, there aren't. But still.
Combination of both.

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Oh yeah, I would get rid of that as soon as possible.