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A reverse Royal Rumble.

30 men (or persons) start off outside the ring and have to throw their opponents into the ring. Once thrown into the ring, the buzzer sounds and that wrestler has to walk back down the aisle with their music playing and put a ball with their number of elimination back into the ball spinner in a tidy fashion. Winner is barred from having a title shot of their choosing at Wrestlemania.

The software I'm using is called elevenlabs, an online AI voice generation site. It allows you to upload voice samples and then once it has 'learned' the voice, it works essentially as 'text-to-speech' - whatever you type, it will then say. Results vary and there is a lot of trial and error, but the better quality the sample, the better the results.

Some comments above have mentioned the more negative aspects of this kind of thing. To be honest, I don't fully disagree - it is a bit concerning at this early stage how convincing some of the voices sound and even though this was purely for parody/entertainment purposes (or an attempt at such), this kind of thing has opened my eyes more to how this is ripe for abuse in the wrong hands. Food for thought, I guess... 

 

Gorilla Monsoon invites Hulk Hogan onto his new Podcast to discuss the first Wrestlemania, but soon becomes disillusioned with the Immortal One's lies and shady memory...

Harnessing the power of AI and taking my cue from Joe Marotta (who has done this already and I strongly urge you to check out his work as well if you enjoy this), this ultimate 'What If' can finally be a, erm, reality. This is possibly the beginning of this kind of thing becoming far more commenplace in the usual social media places. Anyway, enjoy...

 

Hey everyone,

Apologies if not posted in the correct section, but...

Ever wondered what would have happened if WWF faced WCW on a jointly promoted PPV?

For years and years, wrestling fans in the mid-late 80s endlessly debated about which company was the best: WWF or WCW? Who had the best wrestlers? The best matches? The best cards? And so on. The question on everyone's lips, however, was what would happen if the two companies ever somehow ran a joint supershow, put their differences aside and pit their wrestlers against each other - who would wrestle who? Who would win? And which company would come out on top? 

After years and years of debate, the 'what if' has finally become reality. Based mostly on the 1988-early 1990 timeline (but generally between 1985-1990), I present to you: Clash Of The Titans - a WWF vs WCW PPV comprising of 26 matches using the WWE 2K19 video game. I appreciate that 2K19 may seem a bit dated to some, but 2K20 was only half a year old when I started this...

Hope you enjoy. Please feel free to leave a like on the video and share with others if you liked what you saw. Any comments and feedback are always welcome:
 

 

I swear the shameless self promotion will stop here. Anyway, remember when you actually looked forward to the Survivor Series due to the promotion for it?

 

A glimpse of what 2K Sports could do with Old School WWE content on their games, if only they were so inclined...