Fantasy Wrestling Rule Book

Win

Winning a match. 20 points.

DQ

The wrestler's opponent was disqualified by the referee. Includes count-outs. 15 points.

Team win

The wrestler was on the winning team but did not get the win directly. 10 points.

Draw

Nobody wins. 0 points.

Ambulance Ride

Awarded for a superstar or diva being shown put into an ambulance. (Points are awarded when the stretcher touches the ambulance.) The wrestler must receive Strapped to a Stretcher points to receive Ambulance Ride. 50 points

Strapped to a Stretcher

Awarded for injuring another Superstar or Diva, so that they must be taken out on a stretcher. The injured Superstar or Diva must be actually strapped into the stretcher. This rule stacks with Ambulance Ride. 25 points

Slammed on a car

When a wrestler performs a move on a car/truck. All 4 feet must be on the car at the start of the move and the affected wrestler must hit the car. Throwing someone from the ground onto a car or smacking them with a piece of the car doesn't count. Valid at any time. 25 points

Through The Announcer Table

Putting ANYBODY through the Announcer Table. 15 points

Break-Away Ringside Wall

Putting your opponent through the ringside break-away wall. 10 points

Table Shot

Awarded for putting ANYBODY through a table. Not awarded during a match where tables are legal (such as a TLC match or any type of no-DQ match). 10 points

Special Guest Referee

Appear as the special guest referee in an official match. The bell must sound for the match to start before it is official. The wrestler must be introduced as the special guest referee. 10 points

Enforcer

Be an enforcer during an official match. 10 points

Ejected!

Be ejected from ringside by an official during a match. 10 points

Classic Promo

A Classic Promo is when a wrestler is on the way to the ring and a separate window pops up and that same wrestler is speaking in the video. Classic WWF. 8 points

Back Stage Beat Up

Awarded for beating up another WRESTLER back stage. This includes off-site shoots. Who ever is lying down at the end, got beat up. (OPS) *Previously recorded footage DOES NOT count. 8 points

Interviewed

Complete an interview during a LIVE show (Raw, Smackdown & PPV's) with an official WWE Interviewer, without being interrupted by anyone on the DropTheBelt roster. An interview is when one wrestler or a team of wrestlers are being interviewed. No microphone, no points. Live interviews only. 5 points

Guest Announcer

Put on a headset and announce during an official match. 5 points

Attack!

Attack another wrestler. During a match, non-participants will be given interference points instead. Attacker must physically hit or knock down the attacked. This rule does not stack. Holds are an attack. Shoving does not count. (Once Per Segment) 5 points

Tout

Have an original Tout air. Repeats do not count. 5 points

Belt Attack

Hitting someone with any championship belt. 4 points

Fade to Black

Awarded if your wrestler is on screen when either Raw or SmackDown goes off the air. If more than one wrestler is on screen, each get "Fade to Black Team-up". If there are more than 5 wrestlers on screen, no points are awarded. 4 points

Show Opener

First wrestler from the DropTheBelt roster seen LIVE on the show. *Pre-taped segments do not count. 3 points

PPV Star

Awarded for participating in a match on any PPV. 3 points

Interference

Coming in contact with the referee and/or whoever is involved with the match. Handing a wrestler an object. One foot on the apron during a match. Once per match, per interferer. Does not count if interference is legal in a match (such as a no-DQ match). 3 points

Eliminator

Awarded for eliminating a wrestler or tag team in elimination style matches (only the person performing the actual pin, submission, or over the top elimination is awarded the point). Stipulation and normal points will still be applied for the actual winner of the match as well. 3 points

Foreign Object

Awarded for hitting anyone with a foreign object. A foreign object can be anything not listed in other categories. So Chairs for example, do not count with this point. Must not be a legal object in the match (a ladder doesn't count in a ladder match). This rule stacks. 3 points

Chair Shot

Awarded for hitting ANYBODY with a chair. Not awarded during a match where chairs are legal (such as a TLC match or any type of no-DQ match). 2 points

Interview Interference

Interrupt another Wrestler's interview. 2 points

Fade to Black Team-up

Two or more wrestlers on screen when either Raw or SmackDown go off the air. Maximum 5. 2 points

Microphone Master

Hold a microphone and speak into it. 1 points

Accompanying to the ring

Accompanying another wrestler to the ring. 1 points

Eliminator Team-up

Same as eliminator. This rule is for more than 1 wrestler performing an elimination. This rule is for Battle Royals and the Royal Rumble, but could come into effect in other match. 1 points

Royal Rumble

Awarded for winning the Royal Rumble. 50 points.

Elimination Chamber

Awarded for winning an Elimination Chamber match. 35 points.

Money in the Bank

Awarded for winning any Money in the Bank match. 30 points.

Survivor Series

Awarded for winning or surviving a survivor series match. 30 points.

TLC Match

Awarded for winning a match involving Tables, ladders AND/OR Chairs. 25 points.

Hell in a Cell

Awarded for winning a Hell in a Cell match. 25 points.

Retirement Match

Awarded for winning a retirement match. (A match where the outcome involves one or more of the participants retiring from wrestling.) 20 points.

Iron Man Match

Awarded for winning an Iron Man Match. 20 points.

King of the Ring

Awarded for winning King of the Ring. 15 points.

I Quit

Awarded for winning an I Quit match. (A match where you must make your opponent say "I Quit"). 15 points.

Buried Alive/Casket Match

Awarded for winning a Buried Alive or Casket Match. 15 points.

No Holds Barred

Awarded for winning a No Holds Barred match. 15 points.

Street Fight

Awarded for winning a street fight match. 15 points.

Four Corners

Awarded for winning a Four Corners match. 15 points.

2 out of 3 falls

Awarded for winning a 2 out of 3 falls match. 15 points.

Champion VS Champion

Awarded for participating in a Champion VS Champion match. 10 points.

Ambulance

Awarded for winning an Ambulance match. 10 points.

Beat the clock

Awarded for winning a Beat the clock match. 10 points.

On a pole

Awarded for winning a "Blank" on a pole match. 10 points.

Submission

Awarded for winning a Submission match. 10 points.

Tornado Tag

Awarded for winning a Tornado Tag match. 10 points.

Handicap

Awarded for winning a Handicap match. The match must start and end as a handicap match. Or the match must be clearly designated by a GM as a handicap match. 10 points.

Triple Threat

Awarded for winning a Triple Threat match. 10 points.

Fatal 4-way

Awarded for winning a Fatal 4-way match. 10 points.

No DQ

Awarded for winning a no DQ match. 10 points.

No. 1 Contenders Match

Awarded for winning a No. 1 Contenders Match 10 points.

Steel Cage Match

Awarded for winning a Steel Cage Match. 10 points.

First Blood

Awarded for winning a First Blood match. 10 points.

Battle Royal

Awarded for winning a Battle Royal. 10 points.

Last Man Standing

Awarded for winning a Last Man Standing match. 10 points.

Falls Count Anywhere

Awarded for winning a Falls Count Anywhere match. 10 points.

Mixed Tag Match

Awarded for winning a mixed tag team match. 5 points.

Guest Referee

Awarded for winning a match with a guest referee. 5 points.

LumberJack Match

Awarded for winning a LumberJack Match. 5 points.

6-Man Tag Match

Awarded for winning a 6-Man Tag. 5 points.

8 Man tag

Awarded for winning an 8-Man tag match. 5 points.

Other

If it's not on the list it's an "other" stipulation. 5 points.

Flag

Awarded for winning a Flag match. 5 points.

World Heavyweight Title

Currently held by Dolph Ziggler. 50 points for winning, 25 points for defending.

WWE Championship

Currently held by John Cena. 50 points for winning, 25 points for defending.

US Championship

Currently held by Dean Ambrose. 40 points for winning, 20 points for defending.

Intercontinental Championship

Currently held by Wade Barrett. 40 points for winning, 20 points for defending.

Tag Team Champioship 1

Currently held by Seth Rollins. 30 points for winning, 15 points for defending.

Tag Team Champioship 2

Currently held by Roman Reigns. 30 points for winning, 15 points for defending.

Divas Championship

Currently held by Kaitlyn. 25 points for winning, 15 points for defending.

Match outcome: If a match is restarted or a decision reversed, we will go with the latest outcome of the match.

Five man rule: If more than 5 wrestlers qualify for a bonus at the same time, the bonus is void. For instance, if 10 wrestlers jump in the ring to attack another wrestler, nobody will get these points.

Multiple stipulations: If more than one stipulation applies to a match, the one worth the most points will be awarded.

Bell to Bell: Some points can only be given out during a match, from when the bell rings to start the match, until it rings again to stop the match. A match is Bell to Bell.

Once Per Segment: Some points can only be given out once per segment.

How we consider segments & Bell to Bell on DropTheBelt: If Ricardo Rodriguez speaks into a microphone before & after a match. Bell to bell breaks the segment, therefore 2 "Once Per Segment" points can be given. 2 Microphone Masters. He can also get interference points during the match & get attack points before & after the match.

WWE PPV Pre-show: Pre-show will only have the match segment scored & results will be posted on that PPV's results page. No PPV star points will be awarded.

Tensai Rule: During a Tensai match in the Survivor Series 2012 season, there was major controversy about interference, attack & who actually got the DQ win. The WWE posted the results to be a draw & chaos ensued on DTB. Moving forward, FINAL MATCH RESULTS will be based on WWE.com. Bonus points can still be reviewed via video from WWEFanNation.