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WWE PPV Kickoff Shows will have Raw/Smackdown scoring and NXT Takeover Kickoff shows will have regular NXT scoring. The Kickoff shows and their respective PPVs or specials will each have their own Show Opener and Fade to Black points.

 

Win/Lose

PPV Win 30

● Winning a match by any means on a PPV. Scoring is the same for the NXT and Impact named specials.

● During tag team matches, all members of the winning team are awarded the same amount of win points.

RAW/Smackdown/Impact Win 20

● Winning a match by any means on RAW, Smackdown, or TNA Impact.

● During tag team matches, all members of the winning team are awarded the same amount of win points.

Main Event/NXT Win 15

● Winning a match by any means on WWE Main Event or NXT.

● During tag team matches, all members of the winning team are awarded the same amount of win points.

Superstars Win 10

● Winning a match by any means on WWE Superstars.

● During tag team matches, all members of the winning team are awarded the same amount of win points.

Specialty Match Win 10

● Winning a specialty match. Specialty match is defined by any match that is not a standard, onefall 1 vs. 1 match or tag team match with both sides equal (2 vs. 2, 3 vs. 3, etc.)

● During tag team matches, all members of the winning team are awarded the same amount of win points.

DQ Loss -4

● Losing a match by disqualification.

● For tag team matches, this will apply to all members of the disqualified team.

Count-Out Loss -4

● Losing a match by count-out.

● For tag team matches, this will apply to all members of the counted out team.

Contest Win 10

● Winning an in-ring contest that is not a match.

● These are generally dance contests or arm wrestling challenges.

Nefarious Win Bonus 5

● Cheating to win a match by holding the tights or using the ropes for leverage.

● This does not include winning matches due to interference.

 

If a "Miscellaneous" performer accompanies client to ring and is at ringside when match begins and ends, they receive victory points (25%) (For example: If wrestler gets 20 points for victory, the manager receives 5. If 25% is not a whole number, we will round up). This does not apply to a wrestler accompanying another wrestler. 1 point will also be deducted if the match is lost via DQ or count-out.

 

 

Promo

Appearance (NonPPVs) 3

● Appearing in a segment on the show. Segments are the time period between when the show returns (or starts) to a commercial break. Appearances broken up by a commercial break that occurs during a match will not count as a separate appearance.

● Example: Rusev and Lana enter for a match. The show goes to commercial. When they return, the next superstar enters and the match starts. Rusev and Lana would each get 2 appearances because the commercial break occurred prior to the match beginning.

● Appearances only apply to events that occurred the day of the event. “Earlier today” segments count but previous shows recaps, commercials, etc. do not count. If a recap/replay of what happened earlier on the same show is seen, all parties involved will receive Appearance points.

Appearance (PPVs) 5

● Appearing in a PPV segment. PPVs don’t have standard commercial breaks, but breaking away for advertisements count as such.

Guest Announcer/Commentator 5

● Appearing as a guest ring announcer or guest commentator.

Accompany someone to the ring 5

● Accompanying a person to the ring for a match. Only for matches and the person accompanying must be at ringside prior to the match starting.

Show Opener 5

● Being the first person (or persons) to appear on the show live.

Fade to Black 4

● Being the final person on screen during a “live” segment at the end of a show.

Full Promo 5

● Cutting a promo. The superstar must talk during the segment so that they entire arena and TV audience can hear what they said. If the superstar doesn’t talk during the segment, they will only be given appearance points and any other points they earn.

Half Promo 3

● Similar to a Full Promo, with the exception being that only the television audience can hear what is said. This would typically be how the Kickoff show panel would be scored. Any other instance where this might occur would also receive these points.

Vignette 5

● Appearing in a pre-recorded video that generally promotes a debuting superstar or team (like the videos with The New Day and their choir). No “Appearance” or “Promo” points will be given for vignettes.

Show Commentator/Ring Announcer (NonPPVs) 4

● Being a commentator or ring announcer for a show. This is a one-time score per show, but if the commentator/ring announcer does other things outside of their normal position (interviews, attack, etc.), those points will still be awarded as earned.

● Commentators/ring announcers will also still receive Show Opener and Fade to Black points if earned.

Show Commentator/Ring Announcer (PPVs) 6

● Being a commentator or ring announcer for the PPV.

Earlier in the Week 5

● Appearing in pre-recorded footage that generally moves along a storyline.

● Example: When footage was aired showing Jimmy Uso, Naomi, and Natalya out to dinner. WWE.com exclusives do not count because those were previously shown on-line.

● As with vignettes, only these 5 points will be given regardless of what happens in the footage.

Special Guest Referee 10

● Being a guest referee in a match. Only occurs if the superstar begins the match as an official referee for the match. Entering the match later and being the referee will not constitute guest referee points.

Ejected from a match 10

● A superstar or manager accompanying a superstar is ejected from the ring during a match.

Acts of Betrayal 5/10

● Established faction, tag team, or manager/client betrayal is 10 and turning on just a friend is 5.

Interview Interrupter 5

● Interrupting an interview. Only applies to an actual interview. Not a promo or conversation in the ring/backstage.

Thievery 10

● Stealing the property of another performer. (Title belt, briefcase, clothing, etc.)

 

 

Fighting

Match (nonPPVs) 5

● Competing in an official match on the show (all shows that aren’t PPVs)

PPV Match 8

● Competing in an official match on a PPV (applies to PPV kickoffs and NXT/TNA "PPVs")

Attack (per person attacked) 4

● Successfully attacking a person outside of a match. Also is given during a match for attacking a person at ringside who is not officially in the match.

Attack 3 or more bonus 10

● Attacking 3 or more people in a segment

Interfere in a Match 6

● A person who is not an official competitor in a match doing something during a match to distract one of the competitors or referee and affecting match momentum.

Eliminating an Opponent 3

● Eliminating an opponent in any type of elimination match. If an opponent is eliminated by multiple superstars (as is often the case in battle royals) all superstars eliminating the opponent will be given elimination points.

Foreign Object Use 3

● Each time a superstar successfully uses a foreign object.

● Foreign object use points will not be given during specialty matches that are no disqualification. Any foreign object use during before or after the match will still be awarded points.

● Putting someone through an object (e.g. tables, barricades) is double points.

● Ramming someone into something stationary like the ring steps or announce table does not receive points.

Execute Finishing Move 1

● Any time a superstar successfully executes a finishing move.

Final Match on the show 4

● Participating in the final match on the show

Finishing Move Escape 3

● Each time a superstar escapes a pinning predicament after being hit with a finisher or escapes a submission finisher. Having the pin or submission broken up in any way by someone else does not count.

● Blocking the attempt before it is executed does not constitute a finishing move escape.

Successfully Perform Opponent’s Finisher 10

● Each time a superstar performs someone else’s finisher against them.

● Example: If Seth Rollins does the “Zig Zag” to Dolph Ziggler, he receives points. If he does the move to someone else, no points are awarded.

Specialty Match Participant 3

● Participating in a specialty match. A specialty match is anything that is not a standard one-fall to a finish with even sides. Mixed tag matches also count as specialty matches.

 

 

Championships (Win/Retain)

● Officially winning or retaining the championship in a match.

● If the champion loses by disqualification, they still get retain points.

● Both members of tag teams get the same amount of Win/Retain points.

 

WWE/TNA Championship 50/25

Intercontinental/US Championship 40/20

X Division Championship 40/20

Divas/Knockouts Championship 35/18

WWE/TNA Tag Team Championships 30/15

NXT/King of the Mountain Championship 25/13

NXT Women's Championship 20/10

NXT Tag Team Championships 15/8

 

Having to forfeit or being stripped of title is negative points. You lose 25% of the amount winning the belt receives.