Pretty much what I imagined the titles to be here. Although, didn't expect a Loser's title to be in the works XDDevilish53 wrote: ↑Wed May 24, 2017 3:58 amGonna post an early idea me and Winner somewhat had for a title system. It does follow a hierarchy, but solely for the purpose of legitimacy (making the top titles mean more). If the system works well, everyone's still gonna have a even shot-
TOP TIER
Working name- "PRIME TITLE"(Given the holder is in their prime)- the belt of belts. Composed of entirely past middle tier champions (bare with me on this it will be explained somewhat hopefully.)
MIDDLE TIER
The three weight classes. Where as the top tier would be made specifically from middle tier previous holders, these middle titles would be made from both past lower-tier title holders, and those who've never held one.
LOWER TIER
1. Working name- "LOSER"- a belt only gained by losing. The jobber title as it were. Some find the idea fun, and a new title concept like this wouldn't exactly hurt. It could establish your fighter somewhat in a way too, as you can argue that a long time holder of the belt has spent their time mastering styles as opposed to just winning matches. Those who 'repel' the Loser title holder could add such as an accolade.
2. Working name- "FIGHT Belt". 24/7 on steroids. Contenders can challenge for the title not only immediately following a title holders match, but DURING a non-title bout. The only exception is when the holder is already in a title bout, or asleep!
3. A third title.
ALTERNATE
Tag, hentai, similiar.
SPECIAL EVENTS
As suggested. Instead of stuff like a hardcore belt, maybe a hardcore night or similar.
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Obviously I think the idea is that we make the titles as open as we can, whilst still trying to add some weight to getting the later ones. Hopefully by keeping the lower and alternate titles or the like extremely open, the same premise can 'trickle up' to the other belts.
The idea worked fairly well with Grim's Wrestling on YT. So, don't see why it shouldn't be worth a try here.