New: American Pro Wrestling Alliance (commercial, open-ended, snail, computer, human, modern, sports)

From: lindahl@pbm.com (Greg Lindahl)

Date: Mon, 27 Jan 2003 08:15:07 +0000

Name:		American Pro Wrestling Alliance
Costs:		$1.00 per match and special fees applied for tournaments
and special events
URL:		http://apwawrestling.homestead.com/
Frequency:		Monhtly
Email:		apwawrestling2002@hotmail.com
Type:		Play By Mail Fantasy Wrestling
Last-Update:		2003Jan19
Keywords: commercial, open-ended, snail, computer, human, modern, sports

Description:

Welcome to the American Pro Wrestling Alliance (APWA). The APWA prides
itself on being the best independent play by mail wrestling organization
in existence. The APWA is an independent play by mail wrestling
organization which owned and operated by Jim Womack. Mr. Womack offers top
prizes to his players and you will not find the problems and political
climate in the APWA that clouds other fantasy wrestling games. Players in
the APWA create and manage the careers of their own imaginary professional
wrestlers, no real life wrestlers are allowed. Their wrestlers are then
pitted against other imaginary wrestlers created from players from all
around the country and the world. Players devise and promote their own
angles and storylines by sending in comments, sneak attacks, and matches
with a variety of choices. Angles and storylines also occur on random
events that can occur during matches. Since the APWA is an independent
promotion, the APWA does not recognize a World Champion, instead the APWA
recognizes the top champion as the APWA National Heavyweight Champion and
the same also applies for the tag team titles. The APWA currently has
three regions open for competition (Mid South, Mid Atlantic, & Smoky
Mountain), but these regions are filling up fast and new regions will be
opening soon.  The APWA hopes to relive the era that play by mail
wrestling once had and to keep the industry alive and well by providing
the best fantasy wrestling experience possible. The APWA is not an e-fed
for a few reasons. Most e-feds have a lifespan of only a few weeks to a
couple of months and heavy commitments mean that the promoter begins to
lose interest and does not have time to devote to the e-fed. That's why
Mr. Womack has opened and is bringing this play by mail wrestling
promotion to the people who still prefer the old style of fantasy
wrestling gaming.

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