OrochiGeese's OG-FPD: Of Lessons and Lutefisk (11/1)

This was intense.

That flame sword 🔥 - oh man. That is right up there with the most vicious attacks UBL has ever seen. Seriously, Corey got his point across not just to Agent 1, but to the entire roster.

Love how Corey left the the Destiny bugs in the training facility. That's a dominant move.

Also really love the idea of Corey using that flame sword as something he evolved from, as if what he brings to Agent 1 will be an evolved form of violence far worse than what was seen here.

We may need a "folks in the first 3 rows will get blood on them" warning before the match 😁

Very glad you enjoyed the match!! I've been saving the THRASH victory surprise for a long time. I've been a huge fan of his character from the day I made him and I LOVE the updated version I made of him this year. The older FPW version was a little stale but every since I updated it, I've been getting really fun matches. I felt like his "fighting spirit" attitude was perfect to hold this Title.

I don't generally do surprise "upset" Title victories (especially right before a tour ending show!) but was hoping it would be well received. The fact is that Tetsu has been more focused on Kurt than the Circuit Title and THRASH made him pay for it here.

I LOVE that THRASH won with his new stomp kick too. I gave that to him immediately once I downloaded the Stardom DLC. I got so lucky that he actually won the Title with it! I also got lucky that he had such a strong showing in the 6-man tag match during the last show. It helped make his victory over Tetsu legitimate.

I already have THRASH's next promo ready to go. I wrote it like 3 weeks ago LOL 😁




I love the chemistry the two teams had. And that ending was hot cause it could have gone do many ways. Bailey and Flint are really entertaining and I'm really glad I brought them back. They were a good mix of comedy and serious to balance out Nails and Grinds. And yeah, I see big things for Nails and Grinds. But I also see the Pirates sticking around the Title picture. I have to work a little more on their edits though.




I loved the finish but jumped out of my chair when I saw the blood literally pooling under Jeff's head.

Like SHIT...if anything can stop Jeff from continuing to come back from injuries (on just about every show in the past year), this may have been it. Four Mare Sarbatoare's and that sickening corner chokeslam that practically broke his skull. And the debased fans f'n loved it - best rating all night 😁




Thank you, that was my favorite comment of yours! I really appreciate you saying that 😃

I put a LOT of time and love into Robin's promo. This was a long time coming. Last year Ruby concussed her husband and turned Matt Rivers against UBL. Robin wasn't just playing the long game this year, she was playing it for years. This was just ONE part of her plan. But it was the part that turned Ruby's world upside-down and Robin absolutely loved every second of it. Ruby's plans just jackknifed off the road.

To me, the most emotional part of writing this was writing Jean Carter getting hurt so badly (and showing it via GIF). For any long time OG-Joshi fan, seeing her roll around in pain like that from Ruby's chop is difficult to watch. It's the kind of decision I almost couldn't bring myself to do. I gave her and Luke peace in 2011 when I ended UBL. Bringing them back meant opening them back up to any type of hostility from Destiny. But I did it because it highlighted the sacrifice that Jean would make for OG-Joshi. I always intended on her getting OG-Joshi in the long run, I just never knew if I'd write the angle where she makes it happen. And only Jean could do it. Robin just provided the context, the back-up, and the moral support. The fact that Jean also did this to help Robin out, in taking the OG-Joshi location for Robin/Ruby away from Destiny also made her the hero of the night. This RP from a few months ago foreshadowed all of this, as well as this one from last week.


And for those curious, I'm not planning on bringing OG-Joshi back as a full-time fed. For one reason, I only have 3 Joshi edits made (and only one of them is really complete). And two, I don't really have the time. But just knowing that OG-Joshi will be owned by Jean Carter, and will operate again from Peter Venkman Memorial Arena (now owned by Luke) is the type of story progression that I always had in mind as a major goal when I brought back UBL in 2012. I'm really glad to have finally done it. I've waited years to write an angle with these overall ideas and am very happy how it came out. The one thing I didn't exactly bank on last year when I was planning this was Geese's state of mind. That is still an ongoing issue...




Yeah, the schedule for the Debased Tour, including "ALL YOUR BASE" is here. The show is actually almost all done now in regards to the matches. But I still have a few reveals to go: specifically who will be challenging El Exilio for the Universal Battalion Titles and one little twist with another already stipulated match. Otherwise, here is the card:

- Universal Circuit Championship: Kurt Sanders vs. THRASH Ogawa (c)
- Universal Battalion Championship: TBD vs. El Exilio (c)
- UBL Heavyweight Championship: "No Quarter" Cage Match: Agent 1 vs. Corey O'Brian (c)
- NEXUS Championship: Sirius Mask vs. Matthew Rivers (c)

I'm very glad you feel exactly that way about THRASH. On one hand, he clearly didn't do anything wrong in defeating Tetsu and was pretty clean in the victory. Violent, yes, but definitely clean. However, Tetsu was about to go an entire year with the Title and have his chance to get back his actual Title Belt...only for THRASH to suddenly take his place. Frustration with THRASH for winning should definitely be mixed in there.

Last year, during the Title Tournament I had really considered giving THRASH the Title (and having him beat Tetsu in the semi-finals or finals) but I thought Tetsu was more over, higher ranked, and better known so that would establish the new Title better. I was saving THRASH's reign but wasn't initially sure when. Then around the summer I realized it would be an interesting idea to have him interject himself in Tetsu and Kurt's feud.

But Tetsu fans shouldn't despair. I still consider him UBL's junior ace and have plans for him 😎

Oh, and I loved that russian legsweep -> dual dizziness spot too!





Nails/Grinds REALLY got over with their teamwork and double team moves here! The SwashbuckLAWLers held their own and their personality shined pretty well (I'm still working on getting them fully up to speed with FPW potential) but the day definitely belonged to the returning ZIP Japan heroes. I also thought the pace and the duration of the match was really good. It allowed for an entertaining and competitive match without dragging at all. I'm going to be juicing up the the tag division this year since this past year was a little too heavy on tag matches tied to storylines not involving the Tag Title. I want more tag teams coming (and returning) to UBL battling for contendership in 2020 in addition to a very hot feud I have planned for the Tag Champions themselves.




I know, right? 😀 I seriously could not get enough of this match! It may have been my favorite main event of any show on this tour. I jumped out of my chair at the finish and that "blood pool" moment!

It took me months (Senator can attest to this!) to get Furis where I was truly happy with him and now I love his matches. And then Jeff Monroe - holy shit he was exactly what I wanted for Furis' opponent. Little side story. I was working off pure FPR versions of Jeff and Jack Monroe up until two months ago. Once I realized I wanted Furis vs. Jeff for this show, I started simming them and Jeff just wasn't that great. So I brought him up to speed with FPW capabilities and every match I simmed with Furis was a banger. I still have a little more testing with Jeff but I'm confident he can put on solid matches. Of course, it may be a long time until he does. Jeff has come back from supposed injuries all year but there's something about this one...I dunno 😶




I knew that this segment would connect with you given your long time involvement with OG-Joshi. And the fact you just had SWA wrestlers give all of that OG-Joshi praise a few weeks back was just perfect timing too :)

Jean always regarded OG-Joshi's sale to Ruby as a necessary evil to save Robin. But the truth is that she could barely even watch OG-Joshi under Ruby's watch after all Ruby did to it - like stealing the World Title. It was an easy decision for her to risk injury to help the Walkers fight Destiny and get OG-Joshi out of Ruby's hands. But Jean never knew that Robin was planning on giving it to her this whole time.

And you are absolutely right - business has just picked up for OG-Joshi. Aside from losing the opportunity to easily compete against LAWL wrestlers, this is a huge win for the promotion and a return to form for integrity, at the very least. Just about every other Joshi promotion can do business with Jean in a way they never really wanted to with Ruby. I'm not sure how much I will actually do with it because I have so few OG-Joshi wrestlers made but down the line I can see doing a show just to give Jean that public moment and clarify Championship holders.

At the very least, I can sleep sounder knowing that Jean Carter owns OG-Joshi and is operating it again in the Peter Venkman Memorial Arena owned by Luke Kisiera. There's something about that which legitimately makes me smile 😀

Oh, and Ruby vs. Robin is about to get even more interesting as a result of all of this 😎

OG-J coming back!

Lina and Shannon would be totally down to be on a revived OG-J show.