A Movie Theatre Match

[Dustin Delta]

Just a match idea I had for H-Games, in which weapons utilized are as followed--

• Television Screen
  
• Folding Chairs
  
• Large Popcorn Holders/Soda Cups
  
• Speakers
  

It could be set up so that the TV is against the north rope, folding chairs lined up through the ring, to the southern rope, speakers in the north west and north east speakers, and the popcorn and soda cups can be with each chair.

[Ryan Hughes]

*slow clap*

I like this. I like this very much.

[Dustin Delta]

-insert smile of happy happiness-


-insert "no homo"-

[Thomas Walker]

All that stuff in the ring would get a little cramped. Dismantling the ring and using the staging area with this sorta set up would work better IMO.

[Dustin Delta]

Then It'd probably be beat to use a main event or an opener so the ring doesn't need to be taken apart AND put back together--it'd save show time.

[ultraviolent]

I for one, don't like this idea at all. Just because it's way too random. I don't see it working at all.

[Dustin Delta]

What, and a Home Run Derby match isn't random?

[Matt Oliveira]

Well, there's gimmick matches, and there's GIMMICK matches.

I would legitimately save this kinda thing for a comedy character, on a personal level it's not a match I'd participate in as it's not my thing. However, the only real reason I wouldn't include this is that H-Games is usually reserved for the whole deathmatch thing with extreme weaponry -the wire, glass, tacks, and tubes (generally anything that pisses Jim Cornette off).

The Home Run Derby match isn't so much random, as it's essentially the typical ultraviolent match with a theme- being bats and bat-like weapons. I found that you needed these little themes to distinguish each UV match, but still keep that level of brutality in saying that regardless of which match you're in, your character is just as much fatigued as every other entrant that moves on to the next round.