I'm keeping Psychosis as a full time member on my roster for the time being. I'll give him up if Central States Wrestling ever gets up and running again.

That's okay. Actually, I was thinking about proposing something where we maybe draft some members of the CSW roster to keep around temporarily. It's a shame that Corino, Joe, Aries, Strong, Triple H, Williams, etc are basically locked up not doing anything.

I'm going to use the Sandman for the next few weeks. Mini-feud.

Feel free to divide up CSW.

It is unrealistic that I'll ever start it back up in the form that it was. I loved being real time, and obviously won't be that again.

Hell, I don't even know where my notes are.

For fun, and for those who care, Corino was going to defeat Rock for the NWA Title at my September PPV, Shades of Grey. Then at a rematch at Clash of the Champion, Corino v Rock, Corino was going to walk to the ring and throw the NWA belt in the trash, proclaiming the CSW Title (which he held) the real world's championship, earning it that disctinction at CSW International Incident, live on PPV from Calgary, Alberta Canada.

No one knew about this. I don't really suspect any of you would care, because you didn't take much interest in the diary to begin with.

Corino would run with the CSW Title until Int'l Incident before losing it to Samoa Joe.

Triple H and Lesnar engage in a deep feud, after the other members of DX lose a loser leaves town match to Generation Next. Corino then gets involved, restarting his storied history with Lesnar. At the November PPV, Lesnar becomes the #1 contender to Joe's CSW World Title.

The culmination was to be at the Two Day Supershow PPV, taking place December 31st and January 1st, respectively titled The Final Countdown and New Day Dawning. Joe v Lesnar would be a 3 day event, best of 3 series. Night 1 is on the final Cyclone Saturday Night, popping a huge buyrate going into the PPV weekend. Sunday Night is match 2, and the culmination on Monday Night, New Years Night.

Corino/Triple H would be embroiled in a huge feud that turns Corino face. Roderick Strong and Brent Albright hold down the KC Border Title feud with an epic wrestling feud. Shelton Benjamin finally turns on Charlie Haas when he joins "Thug Life", a faction of Low-Ki, Elix Skipper, Bob Sapp, led by New Jack. Haas and Benjamin have an awesome feud. Oh, and Bryan Danielson calls out the seemingly missing in action Jeff Jarrett, ala Austin-Hart in 96.

I think thats about it.

Dammit, that would have all been awesome. If this whole NWA thing is still going on later, it would be cool if you wanted to start a new fed, even though it would take some work to get you a good roster again.