FALL TYPE
Predict the final fall type of a match. Unless otherwise noted options are pin, submission (includes technical submission), count out, DQ or other. Some match types will exclude some fall types or add stipulation specific fall types, if this applies the options will be listed on the scorecard. Below are some alternative options:

• Non-WWE matches will include time limit draw as an option.
• Cage matches may include escape as an option where applicable.
• All unlisted fall types are bucketed under other.

AERIAL MOVES
All offensive moves attempted from an elevated location and landing in a lower location will be counted. The move does not need to connect, it will still be counted if missed or reversed.

BLOOD
All blood related extras require that the blood is actually running at some point during the match. A cut that simply looks as to have blood in it, does not count.

Any promotion that requires the usage of gloves by the referee once blood is drawn will use that as confirmation of blood, regardless of visibility in broadcast.

FINISHERS
Count of successfully executed finishers. Only finishers listed on the scorecard are eligible and may differ from event to event for each wrestler.

In order to count, submission finishers must be locked in fully and non-submission finishers must be fully executed (not reversed). It doesn’t matter who executes the finisher, as long as it is an eligible finisher for the extra.

INTERFERENCE
Intentional physical contact or referee distraction initiated by a non-competitor that results in a change in who controls the match. This is a somewhat subjective extra, so it will be up to the individual scoring the match and their decision is final.

INTERRUPTED PIN ATTEMPTS
Number of times a competitor not involved in a pin attempt, breaks up a pin in time to prevent the fall.

LEGAL TAGS
Number of tags during the match that result in a change of the legal competitor. Tag does not count if referee doesn’t allow the change.

MAKES FALL / TAKES FALL
Predict which wrestler makes the fall (wins) and/or takes the fall (loses). This extra is only used in matches where there are multiple potential options for either extra. Example: A tag team matches will include the makes and takes extras. A triple threat match will only include who takes the fall, as the winner extra accounts for who makes the fall. 

MATCH TIME
Time measured from bell to bell. Rounded to the nearest minute.

NEAR FALLS
Total of all 2 count pin attempts. Referees final finger symbol to the timekeeper will determine validity of count.

TIMED EXTRAS
Time measured from designated start time to designated end time. Rounded to the nearest minute. Below are a few examples of potential extras:

• Time to/before first XXX – This extra is measured from the opening bell until the first XXX occurs.
• Combined entrance time – This extra is measured from the start of the first competitors music until the conclusion of the final competitors music.

TIMES PINNED
Total number of times a competitor is pinned with a minimum 1 count.

UNIQUE WEAPON TYPES
Number or unique weapons used during match. Each weapon type is only counted during it’s first use. Example: Chair is used as a weapon, counts as 1, additional chairs used no longer count.

Eligible types of use include:

• An object thrown, swung or spit at an opponent (kendo stick, chair, light tube, mist)
• An object used to choke an opponent (chain, rope, kendo stick, neck tie)
• An object used to cut someone (broken light tube, barbed wire, pizza cutter (MDK!))
• An opponent is thrown through an object. Simply throwing an opponent into an object does not count. (table, glass pane, door)

WEAPON SHOTS/HITS
A specific weapon will typically be specified with this question. Example: Chair shots +/- 1. A wrestler must swing or throw the weapon for it to count, unless otherwise noted. The attack must connect.

Based on the wording of this extra, some weapon usage is excluded. Examples: wrestler going through a table, wrestler being thrown onto a chair, etc. These scenarios are sometimes address in their own extras.

XXX USED AS WEAPON
This extra will define terms for what counts as usage for the specific weapon named.

MAIN CARD MATCH POSITION
Predict which match will air in each of the listed positions on the main card. Each correct guess earns 3 points. If you believe an unannounced match will air in any listed spot you can choose the ‘Not Listed’ option.

Future update: We will be adding an accuracy bonus to this extra for anyone who predicts the card order 100% correctly.

MITB (OR COMPARABLE) CASH-IN
This rule is being updated before it makes a return to the scorecards. Check back for more information.

LADDER MATCHES
The following are match extras that are typically unique to ladder matches, including the Money in the Bank ladder match.

FIRST TO CLIMB LADDER
The first wrestler to have both feet on the rungs of a standing ladder earns points. Feet only need to be as high as the first rung to count.

FIRST TO TOUCH BELT/CASE/CHIP
The first person to touch the belt/case/chip will earn points. Touching will count if any part of the wrestler touches the belt/case/chip, intentional or not.

NUMBER OF BELT/CASE/CHIP TOUCHES
Count of the number of times the case is touched. Repeated touches by the same person in a single attempt will only count as one touch.

Example: A wrestler is at the top of the ladder and hits the case (touch), then grabs it again. The second touch doesn’t count as it was a single incident.

Example: Two wrestlers are at the top of the ladder. Wrestler 1 hits the case (touch), then grabs it again (not a touch). Wrestler 2 then grabs the case (touch), loses control then grabs it again (not a touch). Wrestler one then grabs the case again (touch).

LAST TO TOUCH BELT/CASE/CHIP AND LOSE
The last person to touch the belt/case and not win the match will earn points.

FIRST HIT WITH LADDER
The first person to be hit with a swung or thrown ladder will earn points.

NON-LADDER WEAPONS USED
Typically a Yes/No question. Only weapon usage that would not normally result in a disqualification are counted. For instance, getting thrown into the stairs is not weapon usage, but the stairs getting thrown into you is weapon usage.

ANNOUNCE TABLE DESTRUCTION
Points are awarded for properly predicting the condition of each table on the scorecard. The tables condition is predicted by marking each table with one of the following:

• An X over the table name indicates that the table will be destroyed.
• A circle around the table name indicates that the table will survive.

COMMON TABLES

• English
• Spanish
• Other

The other table includes the third announce table during WWE events, likely German, as well as all off camera international announce tables.

WHAT IS DESTROYED?
Table destruction is measured differently based on the type of table the promotion uses. A table does not need to remain destroyed to earn points for that condition. Once a table is destroyed, it will maintain that status, even if repaired.

• WWE announce tables – Considered destroyed when side walls separate from table top, which causes the table top to drop to the floor. Only this table type will be considered destroyed if flipped over.
• Folding tables – considered destroyed if the table top break

UNSCHEDULED APPEARANCES
Points are awarded from properly predicting unscheduled appearances of eligible individuals during the main card of the event, no pre-show or pre-tapes. 5 picks can be made, with 3 points awarded for each correct prediction, totaling 15 potential points.

ELIGIBLE
Official card on promotions website or social media 1 hour before the pre-show will act as the official scheduled list for the event. All names listed there and on the match portion of the prediction game will be considered scheduled. Any announcements made via social media only impact eligibility if communicated by the promotion, not individual talent.

We will update the scheduled list in Prowess and communicate updates via social media when possible, but a lack of this communication does not impact eligibility.

NOT ELIGIBLE

• Superstars listed on game
• Superstars listed on WWE.com card
• Managers & valets listed on scorecard
• Authority figures
• Trainers
• Referees
• Announcers
• Appearances on pre-show or in pre-tapes
• Hall of Fame class

SITUATIONAL RULINGS

• Celebrities – Appearances will only be counted if the person is acknowledged during the broadcast by the announce team or on the lower third.
• Family – Appearances will only be counted if the family members have been an active part of the talents story leading up to the event.

EVENT SPECIFIC

• Royal Rumble & WrestleMania – During these events 10 picks are made, with 3 points awarded for each correct prediction, totaling 30 potential points.

REV 1.0.1 OCTOBER 29, 2024

• Added ‘pinned’ rule to match
• Added ‘first to x’ rule to basics
• Added ‘touch’ rule to ladder
• Updated ‘blood’ rule to include referee glove usage as a qualifier
• Revised ‘unscheduled eligibility’ to include stipulation that social media announcements only impact eligibility if made by a promotion, not the talent
• Revised ‘unscheduled eligibility’ to include that updates to the scheduled list will not always be made, but do not impact eligibility if announced by the promotion.

If you have suggestions for rule revisions or potential extras please email feedback@prowrestlingscorecards.com