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A Classic Pro Wrestling Betrayal

Guys, I think I might be turning into Terry Funk. By that I mean constantly going back on my word, not getting blown up by landmines. At the very least, I'm not turning into Shawn Michaels, unretiring simply because I got offered a blank check. And before you ask, Prince bin Salman is just a personal friend who offered me a loan, nothing suspicious about that.




Yeah, Henry's Universe Mode is coming back. You probably guessed where I was going with that terrible stand-up routine, so I might as well get to the point. I gave an honest effort to make a different series work, but the issues I faced making the first point of The Revolution completely soured me on that series. It's easier to go back to what I know and try to make improvements rather than start something new from the ground up. HUM really struggled near the end last time, and then when I tried to transition into weekly shows, everything fell apart. Now, with a month or two off, I'm ready to give it another try. I want to keep it low scale, low pressure, with smaller more attainable goals, which should help me a ton. For now, I plan to go pay-per-view only to Summerslam, which should hopefully take up the rest of July and August. Once football season starts, I'll continue to post pay-per-views, this time corresponding with their date in universe, all the way until the end of the year. From that point, I'll have to consider what I want to do in 2020, but that's a long way off, so I'm not going to worry about it.



I know it's kind of step back for me, but it's what I need. I tried, I really did, to get into posting The Revolution, but between technical difficulties and a lack of interest on my part, it just didn't work. I apologize, and I wish I could promise this is the last time I change my mind, but that's not something I feel comfortable guaranteeing. What I can guarantee is that I am excited to get back into posting Henry's Universe Mode, and I will start posting it next week. There will be some differences between the new content and what I posted before, so be prepared for that. I hope you'll join me when Henry's Universe Mode starts back up again, although I wouldn't blame you if you didn't. This is the choice I wanted to make and one I feel happy with, so I think that should make my content better. With all my fingers crossed, this should hopefully make the rest of the year easy sailing.


- Henry

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