AlterWorld Wrestling: Cleveland Public Access

Your weekly 30-minute broadcast

Saturday Night Collision

WCPN 13Public Access Television
Cleveland, Ohio

You have three segments and six hungry wrestlers. Build stars, sell seats, protect morale, and make enough noise that Cleveland cannot ignore you.

Ticket price $12

Studio capacity: 250

Local advertising $600

Raises awareness and expected attendance

Projected seats—

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Promoter's notes

The fundamentals

Promos shift development toward Mic; matches shift it toward Ring.
A balanced 50/50 wrestler is dependable everywhere. Extreme specialists suffer outside their comfort zone.
Wrestlers are paid only when booked. Missing the show—and the paycheck—hurts morale.
Morale at zero means the wrestler quits and enters the talent market.
Ticket prices that are too high will empty your current venue.

Tonight's rundown · 3 segments × 10 minutes

Book every segment

Your locker room

Weekly payroll budget

Mic + Ring always total 100. Booking choices gradually shift that balance. Pay changes take effect immediately; post-debut salary cuts carry a larger morale penalty.

	Wrestler	Mic / Ring	Alignment	Popularity / Heat	Morale	Per Appearance	Status

Storyline editor

Every rivalry needs a reason

Wrestler AWrestler BReasonIntensity

Talent market

Scout · unlock · negotiate

New stars can lift ratings—and unsettle wrestlers who thought they were next in line. Signings require room in your payroll budget.

Cash history

Cash

Audience growth

TV ratingAttendance

Roster popularity

Who moves tickets?

Promoter's office

Career ladder

From public access
to a national institution

Turn a profit, earn larger network deals, expand the broadcast, and graduate into bigger venues after proven sellouts.

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