WXO (2000)

Howard Lipkint and Ted DiBiase formed WXO (we were never told what the initials stood for). WXO promised old school wrestling with a modern twist. It held a TV taping that produced three episodes then quietly folded. Maybe you can make it last?

First card	Jan/Feb 2000
Weekly Shows	syndicated taped one-hour show (to be named by you); recorded in Florida
Monthly PPVs	TBA
Championships	WXO World Heavyweight Title, WXO Tag Team Titles, WXO TV Title

Starting Roster (28)
Johnny Ace "Black Nature Boy" Scoot Andrews Adonis (Scott Casey) Apollo (Frankie Lancaster) Mike Barton (former Bart Gunn) Barry Darsow Danny Dominion The Dominator (Fred Ottman, former Typhoon) Mike Enos "Maniac" Manny Fernandez (not the former NWA legend) Billy Fives Al Green Shawn Hill Barry Horowitz	Butch Long Hack Myers Scott Nash Chris Nelson Bill Payne "Scrap Iron" Adam Pearce Pat Powers Tommy Rogers Mike Shane Todd Shane Dan Severn Ace Steel Erik Watts John Zandig	The Bodies - Ace Steel & Danny Dominion The Heartbreakers - Apollo & Adonis w/ Geamore The Movement - Johnny Ace & Mike Barton The Shane Twins - Mike Shane & Todd Shane Butch Long & Bill Payne
		Commentators: Chris Cruise & Stan Lane Intereviewer: Jennifer Hart CEO: Ted DiBiase

You can later sign other real wrestlers not under contract with WWF, WWF, or ECW. Realistically, these will not be prime talent right away, but mostly indy guys (especially from Florida) and some has-beens (particularly from NWA/WCW). Keep in mind the promoter and mission which means the product will be fairly clean (not Attitude Era) and will generally be more like the NWA.