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World Wrestling Federation: The YouTube Era

Details
Acronym	WWF U-Tube Era
Establishment	2009
Owner(s)	thehardcorehack
Staff	Vince McMahon (Chairman of WWF)
Formerly
Website	http://uk.youtube.com/user/thehardcorehack

WWF: The YouTube Era is a wrestling series produced by thehardcorehack and Phish Productions on the WWE SmackDown! Shut Your Mouth video game. The series is based on the the "Attitude Era" of the real-life promotion World Wrestling Entertainment during the time it was World Wrestling Federation, and will be aired on YouTube.

The "Initial Idea" to the YouTube EraEdit

The WWF YouTube Era will be much similar to the attitude era of the WWE in real-life, in that it features all the attitude era alumni such as Triple H, The Undertaker, and Chris Jericho. However, the real-life storylines featured in the series will have twists to what actually occured. Also, "What if?" storylines will also be featured, which are real-life storylines that are drastically changed due to one modification. For example, "what if Chris Jericho never became the first undisputed champion?". The series, however, will feature many of its own custom storylines. An already confirmed storyline will be Chris Jericho winning the 2001 Royal Rumble by eliminating Kurt Angle.

Series StructureEdit

Although the series will feature storylines, if will mainly only feature mini clips of segments or matches that happen at CPVs or on RAW & SmackDown!. However, full-length storylines will have different parts to be viewed. E.g. a Chris Jericho/Edge storyline will have seperate parts to it featuring matches and segments concerning that storyline. Also, like WWF, there will be no brand extension, all superstars will compete on both shows.

A promo for WWF YouTube Era has been uploaded on YouTube.

List of Click-Per-ViewsEdit

Because of the mini-clip limited videos, full-length CPVs will not be featured in the series. But matches will from the CPV will be uploaded. Here is the list of which the series will go by:

Royal Rumble
No Way Out
WrestleMania X8
Backlash
Judgment Day
King of the Ring
Vengeance
SummerSlam
Unforgiven
No Mercy
Survivor Series
Armaggedon (Season 2 - Here Comes the Pain)
Rebellion
Bad Blood

Championship BeltsEdit

WWF Championship (Current champion: Triple H)
WWF Tag Team Championships (Current champions: The Dudley Boyz)
WWF Intercontinental Championship (Current champion: Kurt Angle)
WWF Hardcore Championship (Current champion: Hardcore Holly)

WWF YouTube Era RosterEdit

WWF StaffEdit

Jim Ross (Play-by-Play Commentator)
Jerry 'The King' Lawler (Color Commentator)
Michael Cole (Backstage Interviewer)

SuperstarsEdit

Albert
Al Snow
Big Show
The Big Valbowski
Bradshaw
Bubba Ray Dudley
Chris Benoit
Chris Jericho
Christian
D-Von Dudley
Eddie Guerrero
Goldust
Hardcore Holly
Jeff Hardy
Kane
Kurt Angle
Lance Storm
Matt Hardy
Maven
Raven
Rhyno
Rikishi
Spike Dudley
Stone Cold Steve Austin
Tajiri
Tazz
Test
Triple H
Undertaker

DivasEdit

Ivory
Lita
Molly Holly
Stacy Keibler
Torrie Wilson
Trish Stratus

StablesEdit

The McMahon-Helmsley Faction (Triple H, Stephanie McMahon, T&A & Big Show)
Dudley Boyz (Bubba Ray & D-Von Dudley)
Hardy Boyz (Matt & Jeff Hardy)
Un-Americans (Lance Storm & Christian)
T&A (Test & Albert)
Spike Dudley & Hardcore Holly

Managers and ValetsEdit

Debra - valet of Steve Austin
Lita - manager of Hardy Boyz
Molly Holly - valet/girlfriend of Spike Dudley
Stacy Keibler - manager of Dudley Boyz
Stephanie McMahon - valet of Triple H
Trish Stratus - manager of T&A

Unassigned WrestlersEdit

Rob Van Dam - debuts at WrestleMania X8

Inactive talentEdit

Billy Gunn - injured by the Big Show
Edge - injured by the Un-Americans
The Rock - on indefinite suspension sanction by Stephanie McMahon

WWF AlumniEdit

Faarooq
Scotty 2 Hotty