I understand that. There's only so many ways that you can make lighttubes interesting while describing the match. My ideas are less ultraviolent and more about adding a fresh, uncomplicated twist on usual matches. Here are a few.

1: Prison Cell.

This one is less of a match and more of a cage type. Here's a screen shot showing the blueprints for the cage and the match type that would take place inside.



Basically, It's meant to be completely inescapable.

2: No Man's Land.

This one isn't actually 100% my idea. I got the idea from a Charity BYW fed called WAW Manchester who actually uses this stipulation in all of their matches.

In the No Man's Land match, regular rules apply in the ring. You can be disqualified and counted out. However, once both men are out of the ring, there are no rules. As long as both men are outside of the ring, there are no disqualifications. However, you still have to beat your opponent in the ring.

3: New Heights.

This match is designed with Cruiserweights in mind. There are two scaffolds around the ring, a patch of trampoline in the middle, four rope swings hanging from the bottom of the scaffolds, and various ladders of different heights around the ring. 6 enter the match, and they can be eliminated by pinfall or submission.

Finally,

4: War of the Worlds.

15 Participants enter 2 minutes apart. Each can bring (a) weapon(s) in if they wish, with the limit being three per person. The match itself is an elimination Falls Count Anywhere match.

Honorable Mention: The Reverse Match. You have to incapacitate your opponent to where you can make them pin you.

Overall Record: 2-8-1.

1x Federweight Champion.

Shitlist: Izzy Ravenwolf, Nate Higgers.

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