World League Wrestling has two levels, Intercontinental and Heavy-
weight, with a champion of each level.  To advance to the Heavy-
weight level, a player must earn 2500 overall points in the Inter-
continental level.  If you already have at least 2500 points from
a previous version of WLW, then you will automatically be placed
in the Heavyweight level.

After the opening screens, you will see a screen called "Today's
Match."  This screen will tell you whom you will be wrestling,
along with the grapplers' statistics and strengths. Try to remember
you opponent's strengths, because you will be awarded more points
for successfully placing a hold on him that is his strength!

The next screen you will see is the actual wrestling screen. 
Simply type the number of the hold you wish to use.  The game will
then tell you the result and update your score.  Watch out, though,
because the wrestler will reverse your hold from time to time!

Intercontinental Level
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Getting your opponent into a hold that's his strength automatically
give you 150 points.  Normally, though, the holds are worth the
following: 

Atomic Knee Drop : 25               Camel Clutch: 50         
Kick Leg: 25                        Super Slam: 50 
Figure Four Leg Lock: 50            Head into Turnbuckle: 25 
Sleeper Hold: 50                    Rake the Eyes: 25    
Throw Opponent Out: 25              Clothes Line: 25        
Rake the Back: 25                   Hit with Chair: 50 
Drop Kick: 50                       Pile Driver: 100 
Full Nelson: 25                     Head Lock: 25   
Splash: 50                          Head Butt: 25
Flying Elbow: 50                    Chop: 25   
Head into Ring Post: 50

Typing '22' will get you out of the game.  Important Note: 
Please remember that you are only allowed 15 tries with each hold,
so use them cautiously!  

To win a match, you have to get at least 2000 points.  

If you win your match, you are awarded 500 points to your overall
score, which determines your ranking with other wrestlers. 

Heavyweight Level
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At the Heavyweight level, callers play each other. There are no
strengths nor weaknesses of wrestlers at the Heavyweight level (as
in "real" wrestling, the same hold or maneuver never ends with the
same result as the previous attempt). Therefore, the game adds a
random number between 1 and 150 to your or your opponent's score. 
     
The heavyweight champion is the most recent person to win a match.
