24 - A New Manager 
 
24.1 - Start things off with a Four Corners Tag Team match.  Feature a high flying tag team, members of a midcard stable, a team that has been with the company since the beginning, and a team of a lower card wrestler teamed up with a partner from outside of the promtion.  Hire this wrestler to a 6 month contract and bill the new tag team as a permanant grouping. 
 
24.2 - A new manager should be debuting with your promotion at this show.  Give them an interview to announce that he or she will be managing a tag team of your choice from your roster. 
 
24.3 - Bring in two wrestlers of your choice.  These wrestlers are competing for the top contendership of another promotion's title.  Sign the winner to a 12 month contract. 
 
24.4 - Your former tag team wrestler that is getting a singles push should face off against the challenger from rule 22.6 in a singles match. 
 
24.5 - The winner of the Submission Match in rule 22.3 should take on a hardcore brawler from your roster in a singles match. 
 
24.6 - Your top stable should attack a group of their enemies backstage to try to eliminate them once and for all as a threat. 
 
24.7 - Hold a Four Corners match featuring someone who has been with your promotion since the beginning, someone who WAS with your promtion at the beginning but subsequently left (this is a one night only appearance), and two wrestlers who recently debuted for you. 
 
24.8 - Over the next few months, you are going to be promoting an ongoing tournament of sorts.  This will feature two Round Robins of 4 wrestlers, with the winners of each of these Round Robins eventually facing each other.  Hold a qualifying match for one of the brackets tonight between two wrestlers who debuted for you recently.  The rest of the entrants in this tournament are up to you, but should be people from the midcard that you'd like to elevate. 
 
24.9 - Your Heavyweight Champion should defend his title against the top contender as crowned in rule 23.4. 
 
24.10 - In your main event, have one of your top wrestlers team up with the former tag team wrestler that's getting a singles push (yes, he will be booked twice tonight) against the team that your new manager is managing. 
 
24.11 - At least 29 wrestlers should be in action tonight. 
 
CONTRACT TIME - Once again, you should have 35 or fewer wrestlers under contract by the time that you are done with contract negotiations.  Increase the contracts of a tag team on your roster by 6 months (from 6 to 12, from 12 to 18, etc) and try to give them a push.  Release two wrestlers who are willing to resign their contracts.  One other wrestler should have the period of his contract increased by 6 months.  Four wrestlers should have their contracts cut by 6 months (from 12 to 6, etc).  The rest should be re-signed for the same amount of time as they were previously.