This is where you can get up to date on Wrestling RP terms:
Godmodding: Saying that you hit someone, rather than attempting a move, there is also defensive godmodding, which is avoiding almost all the moves your opponent uses, reversing everything, and no-selling.

Selling: Selling moves is making them seem realistic, having your character act realistically to them. This means not getting up immediately after just about every move, especially power moves, and having your character act fatigued after a long match, especially if they have been beaten down.

Jobber: This is a term used for (in this guild) a special mod-controlled character that is put into a match so that they lose to hype up the person/people who they are fighting against.

Promo: A promo is anything that involves the superstars addressing the crowd or another superstar that isn't in a match or in a different roleplaying area. Promos are usually used to hype a character or further a rivalry, most promos will break out in fights, but I want you to limit it so that it isn't a full-scale match.

Heel: Heel are the 'bad guys' of wrestling, they are usually characterized as people who cheat to win, with utterly no regard for the rules, they are also likely to sneak up on opponents and take them down, heels usually dominate most of a rivalry to build up hype for the end where the face wins.

Face: Face are the 'good guys' in wrestling, they are usually characterized as always following the rules (that is, unless you're Ric Flare), always talking good about the crowd, and never really sneaking up on their opponents, they will clash with opponents, but usually they confront them face-to-face. Face are usually the people with the big pay offs in the end of rivalries.

Tweener: There isn't really too much definition to a tweener, they are the 'neutral parties' of wrestling, they don't usually end up in major rivalries, and they will play on both sides of the rules, not too much else to say there.

Reals: These are real wrestlers that actually wrestling in WWE, TNA, or whatever company you pick, I ask that when you play as a real, you stay in character with them, face it, The Undertaker isn't going to hit someone with a low blow, or hit a frog splash. (these are just random examples)