Backstory: With TNA and ROH downsizing and combining their powers to try and compete with the WWE. The WWE's size in profits and marketability were to large for TNA and ROH to match forcing both companies to be bought over by Vincent Kennedy McMahon. Within the profits and popularity of all of the newfound talent within this massive company, Vince had decided to mend ties with ECW's former owner and principle General manager in Paul Heyman to assume the role of his old position to resume at length with the conditions of letting Paul Heyman control all of the executive decisions with all of ECW's day to day operations. On the SmackDown side of operations, with Teddy Long and Vicky Guerrero constantly argueing on who to use and who to move where, Vince got fed up with all of the arguing and the steady yet declining ratings that SmackDown was producing. SO, in just, Vince fired both executives and named Nick Malone as the General manager in charge of Friday Night SmackDown in helping to get SmackDown to become the #1 show in network television. Nick's background in Wrestling spans across the globe after working in Japan and all over North America and Europe and now he has finally surfaced as the SmackDown General Manager. On the Raw side of things, Raw needed a consistency at the General managers position and with Stephanie and Shane declining the position to tend with in-house operations and to deal with their own families, Vince's next best option was to turn Frankie aka F4L. His alias is mysterious but his knowledge in wrestling is Not.

I'm writing this with my friend Frankie and Nick, There working on RAW and Smackdown which will be posted in the following threads

Smackdown (WWE: Revolution SmackDown)

RAW (WWE: Revolution: RAW)



Roster:









GM: Paul Heyman

Champions:
ECW Championship: CM Punk - Won 26th of February
ECW World Television: Vacated
ECW FTW: Vacated


Cards:
26th February (WWE: Revolution: ECW)