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The Straight Bat

"The Straight Bat" is a phrase introduced into WWYD lingo by pundits Alan Hansen and Mark Lawrenson. Borrowed from the game of cricket, it refers to the tactic of relying on shots that feature only the contestant's face relying on natural beauty alone to win the game. Few contestants have the ability to rely on this tactic alone, although Michelle Pfeiffer is said to be a master at it.

An example of Pfeiffer playing "The Straight Bat":
Silvio Berlusconi

## Overview

Silvio Berlusconi was the Owner of the WWYD Franchise after the Med Event Mafia Takeover until he sold the company to The Consortium Inc. under the influence of of Tony Blair to trigger The Consortium Takeover. During Berlusconi's ownership, the company was totally dominated by his Commissioner, Monica Bellucci. Berlusconi was generally very "hands off", but did memorably intervene to prevent Bellucci disqualifying her hated nemesis Jennifer Connelly in Round 1 of WWYD4 citing the fact that he did not spend millions of dollars buying WWYD only to lose its biggest star so early. When Damian Hurley escaped from Bellucci during the Med Event Mafia vs. The Pantheon storyline, he was notably angered and, indirectly via Bellucci, ordered Damian's assassination which was to be carried out by the Mafia's secret agent Ana de Armas. Following his sale of the company, Berlusconi was not been seen in the WWYD world and died shortly afterwards. Bellucci paid her final respects to him before becoming the "first female Don".
Shields-gate

## Overview

Shields-gate occurred in WWYD5 after Brooke Shields and Monica Bellucci had a 50-50 draw in the Semi-Finals. Since there had never been a tie in a Semi-Final match, the upper management of the WWYD Franchise held a meeting to discuss how to resolve who might advance. But it was crashed by Salma Hayek flanked by the other members of the Med Event Mafia (sans Bellucci), who presented evidence that Shields had submitted a "doctored shot" in the match. They pointed to the different hair colouring and shade of Shields's skin in the shot compared to others she had used in the tournament. Sir Charles Lynton said that the decision was entirely down to Damian Hurley as acting Commissioner. Damian was late for a hair appointment, and wished to delay the decision until after it. However, he was abducted by Hayek, Ana de Armas and Lauren Jauregui. Damian had already been beaten severely by Bellucci and physically assaulted several times by de Armas and Jauregui as part of the ongoing Med Event Mafia Dominate Damian storyline. However, here they ramped up their violence to new levels and left Damian scarred and bruised. He announced shortly afterwards that Shields had been disqualified and that Bellucci would advance to the final. The decision appalled many onlookers, including long-time WWYD pundits Alan Hansen and Mark Lawrenson who called for Damian to be removed as commissioner.

This led to Michelle Pfeiffer and Shields herself boycotting the third-place matchup as well as the Queen's Cup V, where they had been scheduled to take part in the number 1 contenders group for the WWYD Undisputed Championship.
Triple Crown

The Triple Crown refers to any superstars who win three different tournaments or the WWYD Undisputed Championship. This was achieved by Lauren Jauregui at WWYD6 after winning the 1st Tag-Team Tournament and Queen's Cup V in consecutive back-to-back victories. Theoretically, Jennifer Connelly, who has has won the WWYD tournament four times and currently holds the Undisputed Championship could complete a Triple Crown if she ever lifted either of the other two trophies Cindy Crawford has won both The Queen's Cup and WWYD tournaments. Crawford might have completed the Triple Crown at Queen's Cup V but lost to Connelly 54-46 in her bid for the Undisputed title.
Rashun McFarlane

Rashun McFarlane is a gangster and serial killer, one of the representatives of the Rotten Drive Crips street gang. Having lived in San False for most of his life, McFarlane was unemployed. Petty theft was the only way for him to earn money.

A massive surge in venereal disease death rates in disadvantaged neighborhoods led to the emergence of the Mighty Healthy Fellaz crime family under McFarlane in the city, which was supposed to solve this problem by killing and maiming people involved in prostitution.

On the morning of March 15, 1974, Rashan was arrested at his home in San False, Michigan. At that moment, he had already killed 18 young people aged 20 to 35 and one underage girl.

In 1976, by decision of the Michigan Court, McFarlane was sentenced to a death penalty. The sentence was carried out only after 14 years.
Paolo Maldini

## Overview

Paolo Maldini served as the Colour Analyst for WWYD4 during the Med Event Mafia-era. Maldini was a somewhat no-nonsense "down-the-line" analyst who stressed the importance of "small margins" at the world-class level. He was, a little like Alan Hansen critical of the "homosexual youth" and disliked Jenna Ortega as a contestant and said that Keira Knightly is "built like a boy". He generally appreciated curves over such body-types. He gained an admiration for Michelle Pfeiffer's character as she proved many critics wrong during the tournament by reaching the final. Despite being Italian, Maldini did not appear show any bias or favouritism towards "Med" contestants. He enjoyed the tournament and suggested he might return to WWYD one day should he ever be asked.
Head Referee

## Overview

The WWYD Head Referee is in charge of the team of referees who are responsible for dealing yellow and red card to voters for various infractions of the rules. Their decisions can be overruled by the Commissioner although in practice this has yet to happen to date, partly because the first Head Referee Walter Day was also the owner of the WWYD Franchise and de facto head of the Official Committee, and partly because when William Regal was named as Commissioner by Day, he went on leave for the duration of Regal's first tenure in the role. Day's reappointment as Head Referee following The Consortium Takeover will see him as a mere employee for the first time. During the Med Event Mafia era, Pierluigi Collina was appointed Head Referee and, unlike Day, refereed games and dished out yellow cards himself, rather than leaving it to unnamed referees. Day indicated that he would start personally handing out yellow and red cards himself for the first time, which he did with some frequency during WWYD5. However, following the Pantheon Boycott, Day objected to the reinstatement of Cybil Shepherd and Phoebe Tonkin to take part in the Number 1 contenders group at Queen's Cup V. Sir Charles Lynton placed Day on indefinite gardening leave and replaced him with his trusted ally Jeremy Hunt. Lynton reasoned that ratings were more important than the official Rules, while Day maintained that places must be won by merit.

## List of Head Referees

1. Walter Day (from WWYD1 to WWYD3)
2. Pierluigi Collina (from Queen's Cup III to WWYD4)
3. Walter Day (from Queen's Cup IV to WWYD5)
4. Jeremy Hunt (from Queen's Cup V to present)

Walter DayPierluigi CollinaJeremy Hunt
Catalogue One

Catalogue One is Penelope Cruz's "signature shot" typically reserved for important matches. It is notable for being one of the few shots on WWYD where a superstar deliberately covers themselves up. In WWYD3, Cruz used this shot to defeat Liz Hurley 54-46 in the Quarter-Final, and in WWYD4, she used it in a 64-36 win against Rita Hayworth in Round 2.
Other characters

Alberto: A clown cat animatronic, Plush animatronic,

Nexus: A wolf animatronic, Missing a arm and sits at a piano all day in the cafe

Blister: a yak animatronic, She can be found by the coffee stands or in the general areas in the cafe

Haze: Penguin Animatronic, He is responsible for the food and is the chef
Ace Casino

The casino building is located in Suburban disctrict, on the right side of KFC.

Ace Casino invites visitors to try their luck in the Slots mini-game for a symbolic bet or spin the roulette wheel in a separate room in the presence of a dealer.

## Slots

For each row with three blocks of the same color, the visitor is charged $1500. The price of the bet is $100. The maximum number of rows per game is 8.

## Roulette

The dealer offers the visitor to choose red or black color and make a bet, then starts the rotation of the roter with the pointer lever. After the roter stops completely, if the visitor has chosen the color correctly, he is charged double the amount of the established rate; otherwise, the money is forfeited.
Jobs

## Warehouse (/warp warehouse)

A job as a loader can be a great start for your career growth, besides, one of the warehouses located in Suburbs needs workers.

All you have to do is take the crates from the furthest rack in the room and carry them one by one to the van located at the warehouse exit, trying to make as few awkward movements as possible (like jumping) that could end up hurting you.

## Laundry (/warp laundry)

Step into the shoes of a washerman (washerwoman), working in a fictional laundromat with a bottomless basket of stinky, dirty clothes. What a wonderful opportunity!

One cycle of work involves receiving a unit of dirty clothes from the "on the left" basket and then placing it inside one of the washing machines installed in the room. Laundered clothes should be put into the "on the right" basket.

Players can only keep one piece of dirty clothes and one piece of clean clothes at a time. An attempt to steal clothes, although successful, will be billed to a player as soon as he leaves the laundry.

## KFC (/warp kfc)

The easiest way to make money is selling food at KFC. Your task is to cook food and sell it in the kitchen by right-clicking on the black rug. For one unit of food you will receive a few cents.

## SIT Corp.

SIT Corp. is a local corporation where you can work. There are several jobs in total: boss, programmer and server technician. To get a job, you must pass an interview and receive a special SIT Corp. employee badge. With it, you have access to the office space or the server room, depending on the t

The city is full of crime, and you can become a servant of the law. The Police Department offers players the opportunity to try out as a police officer.

Police officers, as a rule, patrol the streets or go out to eliminate especially dangerous criminals. Recruits receive a basic set of items consisting of:

* Beretta 92F pistol (x1)
* Ammo (x64)
* Uniform set (x1)

Detectives are investigating emergencies. Like the police, they can put criminals in jail. Upon joining the service, detectives receive a separate set of accessories without a uniform set.

Police department employees receive information about incidents and crimes committed in the city via a police scanner (text chat notifications), after which the scene of the incident can be marked on the compass (for that the compass must be bought at a pawnshop). Police officers also have access to the police department wardrobe.

## Writer (/warp library)

The job of a writer is simple. To write a book, you need a blank book. It can be bought from the librarian for $5. After you have written a book, put it in a chest in the library.

The book needs to be edited. If it passes, the editor will notify you about it. For a good book you can get from $100, also copies of your book will be put up for sale.

## Your own business

You can create your own business! For example… Microloans! Build your racketeering empire! You can also become a taxi driver, or a merchant of things, or you can even become a drug dealer! Well, and so on…
Downtown

Downtown is the center of San False, is considered one of the largest and oldest areas in the city, which has not undergone any changes while the rest of the city has developed.

## Interesting places nearby

* The first metro station built on 02/14/1989 – under the crossroad;
* Central Park – in the western part of Downtown;
* SIT Corp. head office – opposite Police Department;
* Police Department – between Central Park and SIT Corp. office building.
Weapons

Gun laws in San False are stricter than in other states, but that doesn't make gang wars and gun smuggling impossible here. Opposite an abandoned four-story building on Rotten Drive, Mason can always sell you stolen or used weapons, complete with a criminal article.

The local black market offers the inhabitants of the stone jungle a wide range, from an ordinary knife to a dynamite.

## Steel Arms

Damage: 4.0
Damage: 4.0
Damage: 6.0
Damage: 6.0
Gabriel McKenzie

Gabriel McKenzie is a poet and publicist working at a library located in City Hall.

Even in his school years, Gabriel devoted a lot of time to reading, which contributed to the formation of his writer's ambitions. Mackenzie preferred novels and detective stories.

Already in his youth, Gabirel managed to try himself as a poet, publishing his collections of poems in the literary magazine Modern Edinburgh Poetry (Bàrdachd co-aimsireil Dhùn Èideann).

Since childhood, Gabriel dreamed of moving to the United States. In 1990, he achieved his dream through a student exchange program at the University of Edinburgh.
Chase Foster

Chase Foster is a police officer born to a gangster father. Works for police department.

Chace's father joined the Rotten Drive Crips in 1953 when he was 13, where he met Ada Foster (Chase's future mother) in 1958 and became addicted to marijuana four years later. The house was often visited by Foster's friends, among whom were drug dealers and gangsters, with whom they spent time gambling.

In the autumn of 1964, Ada contracted tuberculosis and was forced to take opium, which subsequently led to the acquisition of an addiction to opium.

Domestic quarrels were an integral part of the Foster family life, so Chase tried to spend more time on the street. This is how he met the teenagers in his neighborhood and spent most of his free time with them playing sports such as basketball and soccer. At the age of 16, Chase began to earn money from the delivery of scrap metal, which he was looking for with friends.

Chase's youth was reflected in his views on drugs, violence, and street life. In the spring of 1975, his father was shot dead on the steps of the Foster house from a passing car. In the summer of that year, Chase graduated from high school and took a job at KFC to support his ailing mother. In 1977, Ada Foster died of the immunodeficiency virus.

In 1979, Chase managed to enter the police academy.
Rajabu Etienam

Rajabu Etienam is a drug dealer working under the wing of Rotten Drive Crips.

Rajabu has a technical mind. At school, he demonstrated excellent problem solving skills in mathematics, physics and other exact sciences, often taking the initiative to take part in some kind of Olympiad.

At the age of 14, Rajabu was already addicted to smoking marijuana. By joining a gang, he was able to earn enough money to satisfy his need for it by doing small and relatively uncomplicated tasks, from painting the walls in a nearby barrio to extorting debts from teenagers, when they get into trouble.

Etienam cannot imagine a life without a gang far beyond the borders, because he no longer has any other ways to stay afloat.
Kepler's Fatties Club

Kepler's Fatties Club (also known as KFC) is a fast food restaurant chain and it totally has nothing to do with Johannes Kepler. KFC is a subsidiary of Juicy Brands Corporation, which also owns the Taco Supreme retail chain.

One of the franchises of this company in the city is located in Downtown near the bank.
A Main Character

Snicker's a dog animatronic, made by the DOCKS company but then was burnt down. Her voice box was destroyed and could no longer speak to the customers

Snickers then was known for the children. Not realizing she wasn't made for kids. then had to be replaced by alberto (see alberto in Other characters)

Is the nicest animatronic there is.
Bunnyman

Bunnyman is an urban legend about a creature that is described as humanoid with features characteristic of a rabbit. Rumor has it that it can be found in some areas of underground utilities. Stalkers and some residents of the city claim to have heard the bubbling or even met this creature.

Description of the creature from the words of eyewitnesses:

Joseph, 35

*— "Together with my wife and daughter, I was returning home late at night. It was quite cold outside that day. Moving along the highway, when we passed the bridge, we noticed a figure at the side of the road and slowed down, thinking that this person was looking for fellow travelers. As it turned out, a real monster was standing a few meters from my car. It was about 7 feet tall, if not more, with long ears. The body was covered with light wool. What was in place of his face was more like some kind of mess. I immediately pressed the gas pedal to the floor and even tried not to look in the rearview mirror. The last thing I wanted at that moment was for it to remember us and overtake us under other circumstances."*

Anonymous, 22

*— "While courting the backwaters of varying degrees of wretchedness in this city, I and other guys from our company often find themselves in unpleasant situations. Once again, we decided to walk along the sewer paths, and felt the eyes of an outsider or even otherworldly on ourselves. About a hundred feet away from us, under the light of a flashlight, something was moving in our direction. It looked like a human, but bigger and with a clumsy gait and red eyes. I don't remember ever running as fast as I did then."*
Mason Ward Little

Mason Ward Little is an arms dealer under the roof of Rotten Drive Crips. In 1975, he dropped out of school and ran away from home to start an independent life on the streets.

In 1974, he beat a neighbor's dog to death, as a result, the Wards paid monetary compensation for non-pecuniary damage in the amount of $1,660.

From the autumn of 1977 until the summer of the next year, he lived illegally in an abandoned machine-building plant outside the city. At the age of 18, he was arrested for possession and sale of drugs and sentenced to two years of hard labor.

In 1982 he moved to San False.
San False State Penitentiary

**San False State Penitentiary** is a place of detention for members of the underworld of various stripes, from serial killers to ruthless drug addicts. The colony got its name at a time when San False was a separate state, and retained it.

In addition to the cells for holding prisoners, the prison also has a canteen, a shower room, a medical station, a quarry, a fight club and a warehouse.
Notoriety

A player who enjoys breaking the laws of the state at any time can be suddenly caught by law enforcement officers, detained and (or) sent to jail. If the given player resists an attempt to arrest, the police can shoot to kill.

 Premeditated murder
 Possession of drugs
 Vandalism

## Notoriety indicator

The indicator is represented by five stars. Each of them lights up as the level of notoriety increases.

Police officers can execute the command /whois <player> to check the notoriety level of the given player.
Chinatown

Chinatown in San False is a Chinese settlement. The word Chinatown is used to designate various quarters within the city, where people of Asian origin predominantly live. It also formed the basis for the name of the quarter, currently concentrated in the vicinity of Downtown and Campuses.

## History

People in Asia began to take an interest in San False towards the end of the 19th century, traveling there as tourists or in search of new ways to make money. Already in 1938, on the site of the current Chinese town, a small mining village of San Jerome appeared, in which a Chinese restaurant "Wei's Chinese Food" was opened.

The period of active development of the Chinese town fell on the 40s of the XX century. The active demolition of old houses and the construction of new ones for Chinese emigrants began, but stopped in the 90s due to the increased activity of street gangs, prostitution and smuggling.

## Population

 1970
 1990

## Economics

One of the main advantages of this part of the city is a well-developed food trade. Everywhere you can find shops, restaurants, cafes, bars and even a job center. Also nearby are a park with several stalls.

## Dwellings

There are quite a few residential buildings in Chinatown that are available for both poor and wealthy people to buy and rent: private houses in the northwest, relatively cheap dwellings in the northeast, and houses for moderately well-to-do people located in the southern part of Chinatown.

## Crime

In the 60s, a gang Asian Boys under the roof of "Wei's Chinese Food" began to appear within the walls of Chinatown.
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Vehicles

You can't do without transport in the city, especially when time plays a huge role, during which you need to have time to get from almost one part of the city to another.

Granson Motors brand cars have long been a commodity in San False, as they are sold at a relatively low price.

The car can have one of six possible coloring options.
Property

Housing is a vital aspect of survival. You can buy or rent a property. Private houses are much more expensive compared to apartments. Or… you can just live in the subway or catacombs for free!

## Dwellings

For each type of dwellings there are signs with different headers put above the doors (see the table below).

## Land (/warp riverside)

You can buy some land in Riverside Heaven and build your own house.
KFC

KFC is a store that sells food. To get to KFC, use the command /warp KFC.

## What is inside of KFC?

Inside of KFC, you will meet David, the shopkeeper. Right-click David to open the shop menu.

## What can you buy at KFC?

Buyable Items
 Steak
 Cooked Chicken
 Coca-Cola
 Sprite

## Work

You can work at KFC by simply going into the kitchen, cooking food, and right clicking on the black carpet when you have cooked your food.
Fats

"Fats" are, simply put, contestants who are overweight. They were once featured more prominently in WWYD1, but after a crusading campaign by Alan Hansen, have been massively reduced in number and now serve typically as Round 1 jobbers to bigger name WWYD Superstars. One of the few Fats to have any success in WWYD was PAWG! who made it to the Elite Eight of the first tournament, much to the disgust of Hansen. Since The Consortium Takeover, Dr Willa Wanda has campaigned for more "body positive" contestants to be included in WWYD.
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Route 1

"Route 1" is a phrase introduced into WWYD lingo by pundits Alan Hansen and Mark Lawrenson. It refers to the tactic of relying on shots that prominently display large breasts. It derives from the football tactic of "lumping it up to the two big men up front". In WWYD, it was pioneered by Liz Hurley but has had mixed success. Notably Christina Hendricks, who almost exclusively plays Route 1, has never won a match.

An example of Liz Hurley playing "Route 1":
The BFFs

The BFFs is the team of Salma Hayek and Penelope Cruz both members of the Med Event Mafia. Hayek and Cruz have been friends for many years; they are a very close unit. Hayek always talks for the team and Cruz has remained almost entirely mute in her public WWYD appearances. Both are faithful lieutenants to Monica Bellucci, with Hayek being de facto number #2 in the Med Event Mafia and Cruz number #3. The were runners-up in the 1st Tag-Team Tournament.
Med Event Mafia's Hospitalisation of Brooke Shields

## Overview

At the 1st Tag-Team Tournament, the two Med Event Mafia teams, The Cuban Connection and The BFFs, both topped their groups. The former would face GTFO, the team of Liz Hurley and Scarlett Johansson, while the latter were set-up for an encounter with American Made, the team of Cindy Crawford and Brooke Shields. Salma Hayek had hated Shields ever since their blood feud and vowed to take her revenge. Following a training session, Brooke Shields was leaving via a parking lot when she was accosted by Hayek, flanked by Penelope Cruz and Lauren Jauregui, as Shields went to run from them Ana de Armas hit her with a flying kick from the roof of a car. The Med Event Mafia proceeded to deliver a four-on-one beatdown on Shields, who was left in a bloody mess. She was committed to hospital where she was visited by Crawford, Michelle Pfeiffer and Barbara Palvin who were visibly upset by what had happened. To add insult to injury, William Regal announced that the Semi-Final still had to go ahead and that Crawford would have to find a substitute partner. Then Dr Willa Wanda appeared to explain that according to the Rules, the substitute had to come from a "retainer on reserve", who was listed as Lizzo. Crawford -- winner of both Queen's Cup III and WWYD5 -- now faced with the ignominy of teaming up with WWYD's lowest jobber. However, Special Investigator Robert Mruczek had obtained CCTV footage of the incident from the parking lot, and Regal had no choice but to call the police on the Med Event Mafia as it was a clear case of assault. The Semi-Finals were immediately stopped and postponed. At the trial, Justice Clarence Thomas was persuaded by Bellucci's defence, and dismissed the case leaving the Med Event Mafia to go unpunished. By this time, Shields had recovered from her injuries, and the Semi-Finals were restarted. This even worked to the Med Event Mafia's advantage as The Cuban Connection had been losing against GTFO while they appeared to take the advantage after the restart. In the event the Med Event Mafia won both matches, leaving Shields in floods of tears. The tournament was won by The Cuban Connection.
The Mirror

The Mirror is Jennifer Connelly's "signature shot" typically reserved for important matches. **The Mirror**, has won two finals (WWYD3 and WWYD4) to date. In WWYD2, Connelly used it in the Quarter-Finals to destroy Cybill Shepherd, 77-23, who had until then been on an impressive run. In WWYD1, it recorded one of the highest scoring wins in WWYD history, 94-6, against Margo Channing.
The Vine

The Vine is Liz Hurley's "signature shot" typically reserved for important matches. In WWYD1, Hurley used The Vine on Emma Watson to win 69-31. In WWYD2, Hurley used it in her opener to defeat rival 90s star Heather Graham. In WWYD3, The Vine destroyed Britt Ekland 78-22. And in WWYD4 it was used to overcome Catherine Zeta-Jones, 52-48.
Barbara Palvin Joins The Pantheon

## Overview

Ever since the X-Factor storyline, The Pantheon had been tracking the progress of Barbara Palvin. During WWYD5, Michelle Pfeiffer almost officially invited her, but this was temporarily nixed due to the conniving of Monica Bellucci who switched Palvin's booking so that she would face Marylin Monroe. The match was a draw. In the Queen's Cup V, Palvin and Monroe had a rematch which Palvin won 61-39. After she won her next two matches against top opponents such as Elle MacPherson and Arianna Grande by impressive scorelines, Brooke Shields eventually approached Palvin and she officially joined the group.
Item Crates

Treasures are scattered throughout the city, packed in boxes and bags. There are 6 types of such treasures in total (see screenshot). They may contain money or some items. For instance, a cellphone, a gun and other items that can be used or simply sold at a pawnshop,

The found bag can contain up to $1000 of game currency.
WWYD2

## Overview

WWYD2 was marked by a lot of controversies including "the four gates": Obama-gate, Hansen-gate, Shapiro-gate and Bellucci-gate. It was won by Jennifer Connelly

## Storylines and Controversies

In Round 2, Denise Richards was winning 51-49 against Liz Hurley when Alan Hansen was found to have interfered in the match by donning a disguise and attempting to get Hurley disqualified. This event is now known as Hansen-gate and led to Hansen being suspended for a period by Walter Day. Later in the tournament, Hurley had another opponent disqualified, Abigail Shapiro, who was banned for life by Day after being caught using bots to bolster her vote. This event is now known as Shapiro-gate. Three of the four Semi-Finalists from WWYD1 -- Michelle Pfeiffer, Liz Hurley and Jennifer Connelly -- made the Semi-Finals again, but they were joined by Monica Bellucci who had a very strong tournament with a number of dominant wins. The final was mired by controversy. Connelly was narrowly leading against Bellucci when over 2,000 votes were cast for Bellucci in less than 30 minutes. The led to Head Referee Day banning Bellucci for life after Special Investigator, Robert Mruczek, found robust and credible evidence that a bot had been used to bolster Bellucci's vote. In the end, over 9,000 votes were cast in the match which later led Commissioner William Regal to a change the Rules by capping votes at 2,100 and reducing the window for voting from 24 hours to 12 hours. The event has become known in WWYD lore as Bellucci-gate.

## Booklet

The Complete WWYD: First Three Tournaments

## Links

* Round 1, Bracket 1
* Round 1, Bracket 2
* Round 2
* Round 3
* Quarter-Finals
* Semi-Finals
* Final
Hugh Grant's House

Hugh Grant's House is a large mansion in London owned by Hugh Grant. Although it is not clear whether she lives there permanently, Grant's ex-girlfriend Liz Hurley is known to have her own suite of rooms in the house. During the Med Event Mafia vs. The Pantheon storyline, Damian Hurley lived at Grant's house (and appears to live there still). When he was prancing around the garden, a masked Ana de Armas tried to kill him. Grant's house was also host to the meeting between Hurley and Scarlett Johansson which led to the formation of GTFO.
The Consortium Inc.

## Overview

The Consortium Inc. is a shadowy organisation owned by a number of unnamed private investors. It has been the Owner of the WWYD Franchise since The Consortium Takeover. Its Chairman is Sir Charles Lynton who oversees the Board of Directors, of which Chief Diversity, Equality and Inclusion Officer, Dr Willa Wanda is also a member. Little is known about the organisation other than that they have a lot of money at their disposal and "friends in high places".
Barbara Palvin

## Overview

Seen as a future main event star by many, Palvin is quickly rising in the WWYD ranks. During the X-Factor storyline, Palvin was the only contestant touted by Michelle Pfeiffer as a possible Pantheon member. This proved prophetic as later during Queen's Cup V, she joined the Pantheon. Palvin boasts a strong game playing The Straight Bat and is said to be Pfeiffer's protege.

# Storylines and Controversies

## Queen's Cup IV

Palvin is first spotted during the X-Factor and praised by the usually harsh panelist Michelle Pfeiffer. She goes on to win her qualification match against Malin Åkerman to compete in WWYD5

## WWYD5

Michelle Pfeiffer was preparing an official invitation into The Pantheon when Palvin was a victim of the conniving of Monica Bellucci who used her influence over Commissioner Damian Hurley to change the bookings of matches. Bellucci was scheduled to face Marylin Monroe but avoided the match putting Palvin, a virtual unknown against an all-time icon, in her place. Palvin impressed many by drawing with Monroe 50-50, but this put her out of the tournament on The Watson Rule.

## Queen's Cup V

Palvin was again drawn to face Marylin Monroe in the opening match, but this time defeated her 61-39. After she won all three of her Group games on a perfect score, she was finally invited to join The Pantheon. She was harshly disqualifed in her Semi-Final match against Anita Ekberg leading to the Pantheon Boycott.

## 1st Tag-Team Tournament

Palvni teamed up with her new mentor Michelle Pfeiffer to form Facial Attraction. They suffered a Group Stage exist after losing to The BFFs, an arch-rival team from the Med Event Mafia. Later, following the Med Event Mafia's Hospitalisation of Brooke Shields, both Pfeiffer and Palvin visited the injured Shields in hospital and were visibly upset.

# Facts

* **Stables**
	+ The Pantheon
GTFO

## Overview

GTFO (which stands for "Get Them the F\*\*k Out") formed shortly after WWYD4 after WWYD1-runner-up Liz Hurley invited WWYD3-runner-up Scarlett Johansson to Hugh Grant's House for tea. Hurley wanted to know why Johansson had been overlooked to be part of the X-Factor panel. Johansson complained that Brooke Shields no longer seemed to be very friendly to her after Cindy Crawford had joined the group. Johansson claimed that Shields had become like Crawford's "shadow" and felt she was not being recognised within The Pantheon. Hurley told Johansson that she'd never be accepted by the group because she is in touch with her own sexuality, and intimated that the members of the Pantheon are frigid. Hurley persuaded Johansson to embrace her naughty side to dominate WWYD, and the alliance was made.

## Members

* Liz Hurley
* Scarlett Johansson
Abigail Shapiro

## Overview

Abigail Shapiro is one of the more controversial stars in WWYD history having been banned for life by Head Referee Walter Day for her role in a vote-rigging scandal during WWYD2 which has since become known as Shapiro-Gate. The ban was later lifted by Commissioner William Regal who offered Shapiro a lifeline to gain re-entry to WWYD if she could defeat Monica Bellucci and then Christina Hendricks to make to into WWYD3. She lost of Bellucci. Shapiro is considered a Route 1-specialist who is otherwise very average.

# Storylines and Controversies

## WWYD2

Shapiro made to the Quarter-Finals after defeating Venus Williams (93-7), #4 Seed Tulsi Gabbard (59-41) and Kim Tiddy (as Honey Harman) 61-39. However, in her match against Liz Hurley over 1,000 votes were cast in less than ten minutes, all for Shapiro, after Hurley had been winning 78-22. Shapiro was immediately disqualified and banned for life.

## Queen's Cup II

The tournament was set up by Commissioner William Regal chiefly with a view to give Monica Bellucci a "Road to Redemption". Bellucci defeated Shapiro on her route back into the tournament but it was ultimately won by Brooke Shields. The loss to Bellucci effectively ended Shapiro's WWYD career.
Black Denim

Black Denim is one of Cindy Crawford's "signature shots", showcasing her Route 2 talents, typically reserved for important matches. It is typically considered her secondary finisher after Blue Denim. In The Queen's Cup III, it destroyed Route 1-merchant Pamela Anderson 80-20, a huge win margin. In WWYD4, Crawford used it to dispatch Ana de Armas 55-45.
Rumours of Jennifer Connelly's Retirement

## Overview

At the end of WWYD3, Jennifer Connelly had won the tournament three times in a row and had a perfect 18 played, 18 won winning streak (later this extended to 24 matches and was dubbed The Streak). Some fans called for Connelly to retire in order to give other Superstars a chance to win the tournament. Reporter Philippa Forrester had been trying unsuccessfully to secure an interview with Connelly since the start of WWYD2, even resorting to a disguise at one point in a bid to get past the Connelly Door. After several unsuccessful attempts, Forrester was surprised to discover a note that Connelly left on the door which read, "I am not retiring. Did Roger Federer retire when he won Wimbledon three times? I love the fans and am grateful for all the success. I want to defend my title. I am not someone who quits. I have given everything to WWYD. Love, Jennifer". Connelly did not retire and went on to win WWYD4 making it four tournaments in a row. After this she was awarded the WWYD Undisputed Championship.
Catherine Zeta-Jones

## Overview

Catherine Zeta-Jones has established herself as a major WWYD Superstar who has proven that she can score results against world-class opposition such as Cindy Crawford, although her form has not always been consistent. She is a member of Corny's Cougars, the stable of talent managed by Jim Cornette.

# Storylines and Controversies

## WWYD3

Zeta-Jones made her WWYD debut in the third tournament, where she scored an impressive first round victory against the highly regarded, fellow debutant Cindy Crawford (54-46). It was not meant to be, however, as she would lose in the next round to Scarlett Johansson(62-38).

## Queen's Cup III

From there, Zeta-Jones would qualify for the third Queen's Cup. It's was going into this competition that she would acquire the services of Jim Cornette. Her manager's influence was evident from the start, as she resoundingly beat Christina Hendricks (66-34) and Grace Kelly (60-40). With qualification from Group D all but secure, Zeta-Jones would lose in a final group clash with Kelly Brook (58-42). This did not stop Zeta-Jones from finishing top of her group, with an average score of 56. In the Semi-Finals, Zeta-Jones came up against the enigmatic Denise Richards. She came away empty handed, victim of a 57-43 defeat.

## WWYD4

Reaching the Semi-Finals in the third Queens Cup meant qualification for WWYD4. In the run up to the tournament, Cornette added Anne Hathaway and Natalie Dormer to his clientele, forming the faction Corny's Cougars. Zeta-Jones made an impact with a convincing win over The Pantheon-member Cheryl Cole (71-29) and then again with a thumping squash of Vivien Leigh (79-21). In the last 16, she faced off with now Med Event Mafia acolyte Liz Hurley. The Devilish One secured the victory in a match for the ages (52-48).

## Queen's Cup IV

Zeta-Jones failed to make it out of the group stages in a disappointing tournament.

## Queen's Cup V

Zeta-Jones topped the Number 1 qualifying group following the Pantheon Boycott and is set to face Jennifer Connelly for the WWYD Undisputed Championship at WWYD6.

# Facts

* **Nicknames**
	+ "Captivating Catherine"

* **Stables**
	+ Corny's Cougars

* **Managers**
	+ Jim Cornette
Anne Hathaway

## Overview

Anne Hathaway debuted at WWYD4 as part of Jim Cornette's faction, Corny's Cougars. Hathaway came in to little fanfare other than Cornette's promotion of her assets. She opened with a squash of Ann Margaret (81-19) and then a hugely impressive result over Med Event Mafia-cohort and WWYD-staple, Claudia Cardinale (71-29). In the last 16, Hathaway did not bring her A-game and was punished by resourceful veteran Brooke Shields, losing 62-38. After finished third at the Queen's Cup IV, she once again made the last 16 at WWYD5 only this time losing to Shields's tag-team partner Cindy Crawford

# Storylines and Controversies

## WWYD4

Hathaway was defeated in Round 3 by Brooke Shields

## Queen's Cup IV

Hathaway had a strong tournament and made the Semi-Finals only to be defeated by the eventual winner Salma Hayek.

## WWYD5

Hathaway again reached the last 16 but was defeated by the eventual winner Cindy Crawford.

# Facts

* **Nicknames**
	+ "Amorous Anne"

* **Stables**
	+ Corny's Cougars

* **Managers**
	+ Jim Cornette
Capítulo 231

El **Capítulo 231** (DIVE (ダイブ)  TO (トゥ)  BLUE (ブルー) , *Daibu tu Burū*?) es el 231º capítulo de la serie de manga Blue Lock, escrita por Muneyuki Kaneshiro e ilustrada por Yusuke Nomura.

## Personajes por orden de aparición

1. Ikki Niko
2. Shouei Barou
3. Oliver Aiku
4. Jyubei Aryu
5. Don Lorenzo
6. Yoichi Isagi
7. Canali
8. Marc Snuffy
9. Shuuto Sendou
10. Drago
11. Gen Fukaku
12. Noel Noa
13. Jin Kiyora
14. Yo Hiori
15. Erik Gesner
16. Ali
17. Theo Sachs
18. Teppei Neru
19. Igor Schneider
20. Ndiaye
21. Alexis Ness
22. Michael Kaiser
23. Gin Gagamaru
24. Kenyu Yukimiya
25. Jingo Raichi
Capítulo 144

**Fetiche** (性癖 (せいへき) , *Seiheki*?) es el 144º capítulo de la serie de manga Blue Lock.

## Notas del capítulo

* Rin le roba el balón a Hiori.
* Rin entra en estado de corriente y se describe.
* Rin sin ayuda supera 3 de los 4 Defensas de Hierro.
* El capítulo termina con Rin y Aiku cara a cara.

## Personajes por orden de aparición

1. Seishiro Nagi
2. Shouei Barou
3. Yo Hiori
4. Shuuto Sendou
5. Kento Chou
6. Yoichi Isagi
7. Rin Itoshi
8. Gin Gagamaru
9. Aiku Oliver
10. Tabito Karasu
11. Haru Hayate
12. Teru Kitsunezato
13. Jyubei Aryu
14. Teru Kitsunezato
15. Meguru Bachira
16. Sae Itoshi (mencionado)
17. Teppei Neru
18. Miroku Darai
19. Kazuma Niou
20. Jinpachi Ego
21. Anri Teieri
Capítulo 107

**Todos los partidos terminados** (全 (ぜん) 試 (し) 合 (あい) 終了 (しゅうりょう) , *Zen Shiai Shūryō*?) es el 107º capítulo de la serie de manga Blue Lock.

## Personajes por orden de aparición

1. Yoichi Isagi
2. Nijiro Nanase
3. Yo Hiori
4. Reo Mikage
5. Rin Itoshi
6. Gin Gagamaru
7. Seishiro Nagi
8. Yasumori Houichi [debut]
9. Hirotoshi Buratsuta
10. Sae Itoshi
11. Hyoma Chigiri
12. Jingo Raichi
13. Rin Itoshi
14. Ryusei Shidou
15. Meguru Bachira
16. Aoshi Tokimitsu
17. Jinpachi Ego
Akira Endoji

* Manga
* Anime

**Akira Endoji** (猿 (えん) 堂 (どう) 寺 (じ) 暁 (あきら) , *Endōji Akira*?) es un aspirante del proyecto Blue Lock, que actualmente juega para el equipo francés Paris X Gen de la Liga Neo Egoísta.

## Apariencia

Endoji tiene el pelo corto y negro con un mechón de pelo rubio en el medio. Tiene cejas prominentes y ojos grandes con una cruz en la pupila. Durante la Segunda Selección, Endoji usa el traje estándar de Blue Lock debajo del chaleco del Equipo Blanco.

Icono Blue Lock

## Etimología

* Su nombre de pila, **Akira** (暁 (あきら) , *****Akira*****?), significa "amanecer" o "alba.
	+ Fonéticamente, también puede referirse a **Kirakira** (キラキラ, *****Kirakira*****?), que significa "brillante, chispeante, reluciente", en referencia a su apariencia.
* Su apellido, **Endoji** (猿 (えん) 堂 (どう) 寺 (じ) , *****Endoji*****?), significa "templo de la sala de los monos".
Capítulo 150

**Vacaciones** (休 (きゅう) 暇 (か) , *Kyūka*?) es el 150º capítulo de la serie de manga Blue Lock.

## Personajes por orden de aparición

1. Anri Teieri
2. Yoichi Isagi
3. Iyo Isagi
4. Hyoma Chigiri
5. Meguru Bachira
6. Hirotoshi Buratsuta
7. Tabito Karasu
8. Reo Mikage
9. Aoshi Tokimitsu
10. Eita Otoya
11. Jyubei Aryu
12. Kenyu Yukimiya
13. Seishiro Nagi
14. Oliver Aiku
15. Haru Hayate
16. Gen Fukaku
17. Teru Kitsunezato
18. Kazuma Niou
19. Teppei Neru
20. Shuuto Sendou
21. Miroku Darai
22. Shouei Barou
Capítulo 227

El **Capítulo 227** (未 (み) 来 (らい) への天 (てん) 秤 (びん) , *Mirai e no Tenbin*?) es el 227º capítulo de la serie de manga Blue Lock, escrita por Muneyuki Kaneshiro e ilustrada por Yusuke Nomura.

## Personajes por orden de aparición

1. Rin Itoshi (portada)
2. Seishiro Nagi (portada)
3. Meguru Bachira (portada)
4. Yoichi Isagi
5. Shouei Barou
6. Mick Moon
7. Marc Snuffy
8. Don Lorenzo
9. Michael Kaiser
10. Gin Gagamaru
11. Ikki Niko
12. Drago
13. Jin Kiyora
14. Mensah
15. Oliver Aiku
16. Rico
17. Jingo Raichi
18. Rensuke Kunigami
19. Benedict Grim
20. Kenyu Yukimiya
21. Noel Noa
22. Alexis Ness
23. Birkenstock
Commissioner

## Overview

The WWYD Commissioner is the highest-ranking official who has the power to make executive decisions regarding bookings, matches, disputes, and so on. The commissioner can override the official rules if necessary. The only authority who can potentially overrule the commissioner, although this is very rare, is the owner of the WWYD Franchise.

## List of Commissioners

1. Official Committee (from WWYD1 to WWYD2)
2. William Regal (from Queen's Cup II to WWYD3)
3. Monica Bellucci (from Queen's Cup III to WWYD4)
4. William Regal (from Queen's Cup IV to The Trial of William Regal)
5. Damian Hurley (from The Trial of William Regal to Queen's Cup V)
6. William Regal (from 1st Tag-Team Tournament to present)

Official CommitteeWilliam RegalMonica BellucciDamian Hurley
Capítulo 157

## Información

### Fecha de publicación

 5 de enero de 2022
 22 de noviembre de 2023

**Kaiser** (カイザー, *Kaizā*?) es el 157º capítulo de la serie de manga Blue Lock.

## Personajes por orden de aparición

1. Yoichi Isagi
2. Michael Kaiser
3. Alexis Ness
4. Jingo Raichi
5. Yo Hiori
6. Kenyu Yukimiya
7. Gurimu Igarashi
8. Gin Gagamaru
9. Erik Gesner
10. Benedict Grim
11. Noel Noa
12. Jin Kiyora
13. Ranze Kurona
14. Teppei Neru
15. Igor Schneider
16. Birkenstock
17. Ali
18. Mensah
19. Theo Sachs
20. Bachman
21. Ndiaye
22. Rensuke Kunigami
Aiki Himizu

* Manga
* Anime

**Aiki Himizu** (日 (ひ) 不 (み) 見 (ず) 愛 (あい) 基 (き) , *Himizu Aiki*?) es un aspirante del proyecto Blue Lock, que actualmente juega para el equipo español FC Barcha de la Liga Neo Egoísta.

## Etimología

* Su nombre, **Aiki** (愛 (あい) 基 (き) , *****Aiki*****?), significa "base del amor".
* Su apellido, **Himizu** (日 (ひ) 不 (み) 見 (ず) , *****Himizu*****?), significa "topo de musaraña japonesa"
Burai Daido

* Manga
* Anime

**Burai Daido** (大 (だい) 堂 (どう)  無 (ぶ) 頼 (らい) , *Daidō Burai*?) es un aspirante eliminado del proyecto Blue Lock que formó parte del Equipo X.

Fue eliminado en la Primera Selección junto a todos los miembros del Equipo X a excepción de Shouei Barou.

## Etimología

* Su nombre de pila, **Burai** (無 (ぶ) 頼 (らい) , *****Burai*****?), significa "vagabundo, sinvergüenza" o "independiente, autosuficiente".
* Su apellido, **Daido** (大 (だい) 堂 (どう) , *****Daido*****?), significa "gran salón".
Capítulo 38

**Más** (もっと, *Motto*?) es el 38º capítulo de la serie de manga Blue Lock.

## Notas del capítulo

* El Equipo V y el Equipo Z sobreviven a la Primera Selección.
* Raichi golpea a Kuon antes de que perdone su traición.
* Los mejores delanteros de los equipos perdedores son Junichi Wanima, Barou y Niko.
* Solo 25 jugadores del quinto estrato avanzan a la Segunda Selección.
* Niko le dice a Isagi que ha cambiado gracias al gol de Isagi en su partido.
* Niko le declara a Isagi que ganará la próxima vez.

## Personajes por orden de aparición

1. Yoichi Isagi
2. Gurimu Igarashi
3. Jingo Raichi
4. Wataru Kuon
5. Gin Gagamaru
6. Asahi Naruhaya
7. Meguru Bachira
8. Rensuke Kunigami
9. Yuudai Imamura
10. Hyoma Chigiri
11. Okuhito Iemon
12. Ikki Niko
13. Junichi Wanima