Global Kings of Wrestling, was launched in 1975 by wrestling legend and many time world champion, Arthur Rogers. In the 1980s, he was joined by Alexander Williams, Arnie Thatcher, Mike Hammer, and Evan Evans. In the 1990's, They were joined by the next dominator, Lloyd Nelson and the dominant tag team, The Death March Overlords, Reaper and Slayer, in addition to The Destroyers, Hatred and Malice. Finally, they were joined by Sammy Rogers, the son of Arthur Rogers, Mick Williams, and Mondo Williams. And they were Classic GKOW until the 2000's changed everything. The new wave included Sudo Yamazaki, Brunson Browne, Greggory the Great, Paul Hunter Diamond, along with tag teams The World Beaters Marek and Matas, in addition to tag team The Krazie Carnival, Flash and Powers who're led by the sinister prankster, Moxie. come together to fight for the future of a dying industry, each with their own vision. Global Kings of Wrestling has come through a dark age, however, with new ownership, there are opportunities for great prospects ahead.

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This is a collection of edits intended to fit three criteria: balanced, fun, and unique.
Balanced: No character should be UberGod and most should be "above normal" with a few flaws.
Fun; No fun to always have the same match. The AI tweaks are an effort toward Match Patcing. I've taken care to avoid non-signature submission and pinfall based moves in the late match. This is to minimize matches ending by punfall from a botched irish whip, or a submission by side headlock. The edits are intended to be balanced to have moveset and strategies that reflect a desire to win either in the early/mid stage, or in the late tage, and is balanced as so.
Unique: I don't create 'just another wrestler", I create characters; giving you an inch of it, while letting you imagine the rest of the details.


I will begin by creating the legends and main eventers, then the midcarders and some jobbers.
I have my own point scale. My scale is:

000-120 - JOBBER
A performer with a very small likelihood of ever actually winning a match, usually a no-namer.
Sometimes this is because a person has had less expsure and not because they aren't good.
This can also cover old timers who only put others over and collect a paycheck.
121-175 - MID-CARDER (also INDY, JUNIOR)
A wrestler with a relatively decent chance of success, depending on the scenario.
Often it's a budding star rising, a fading star on the way down, or someone coasting in the middle.
176-220 UPPER MIDCARDER
A guy who main events the tv shows, and regularly challenges for the main titles. Might even get a brief reign.
Usually beats the midcarders but loses to the champions and number one contenders.
Many people peak here and never rise above this.
221-280 - MAIN EVENTER
A wrestler who regularly headlines wrestling events, and has held or contended for world titles.
These are the bet of the best. There should maybe be 6-8 in a company with 32 midcarders.
This is a household name.
281-320 - LEGEND
This is a company figurehead, an icon in the business. This is your Hulk Hogan, Rock, GSP, Fedor, the "Greatest of All Time".
There ought be fewer than more, maybe one Legend per 5 Main Eventers.
321-380 - SUPERHUMAN
This is the tier of those who should never lose to a Pro Wrestler or MMA fighter at anything.
These are beyond human: genetically modified humans, metahumans, mutants, etc.

All wrestlers will have four outfits, customized moves, and customized logic, Furthermore, I am often making small changes that make them work better. There's great depth to this game.


I am always open t constructive criticism. I only intend to release well thought out workers. I have several ideas in mind, and and hope to see them come to fruition and enjoyed by many.