My advice for trash talk is to know your character's history and your opponent's history. There's always something from someone's past that you can use on them. And you can always find something special about your wrestler's career that will stick out, especially with LJ Havok.

For LJ Havok, if it were me, I'd blow up that King match and that Brooklyn battle royal you won. Make it seem more awesome than it actually was.

Example... With John Madison and the 30-person gauntlet at Gauntlet City, he didn't actually run through 30 people. I think he came in at #20 or something and he actually had outside interference the entire time. But still, I push that victory as hard as I can and make it seem like the biggest accomplishment in professional wrestling. I think I even wrote it as being bigger than Hogan slamming Andre. It's bullshit, but I do whatever I can to make my character sound convincing or confident.

I'm pretty sure that Rumble in Brooklyn was the biggest battle royal we've had in XWF, at least in recent memory. Not only that, but look closely at the details:

With that one Rumble win, you hold victories over:

The Rock (former WWE champion/movie star)
Sebastian Duke (former US champion/SOTM)
Steele
Payne
Gilmour (former Xtreme champion/ SOTM)
Diaz
Radio
Satellite (reigning TV champion)
Senator John Samuels (former Euro champion/SOTM)


I think that you could have made that victory a bigger deal than what you did. Holding a victory over Duke alone is a big deal. Hell, I can't even remember the last time Satellite lost a match. Why didn't you demand that Satellite hand over his TV Title since he lost to you? Or that The Rock give you all of his movie roles?

^I think you could throw together an entire RP based off those two points alone.

Wasn't that Rumble your first match in the fed? How many people can say that they defeated all of those guys I just listed AND earned a chance to fight for the top title in one night?

You can even figure out how to put over the fact that E.R is still going strong despite all of the setbacks. Yeah, you guys lose, yet somehow you're snagging main events left and right. What does that say about the guys who have been here longer and haven't had the opportunities that you guys have had?


That's all I've got trash talk wise.

I'm not so good in the story department. But my advice for that is to just go crazy. Try to do something other than having your character lift weights or do sit down interviews.