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The Showcase Mode is pretty good if you just want an in-depth look at one of this generation's most popular.names.
Alternatively, if you just don't care about the real wrestlers, you could always build your own show from the ground up in Universe Mode using custom characters and other aspects that you download or create for yourself. If you're hosting tabletop RPGs, then I'd bet that you have the imagination needed to come up with your own characters and story lines in this endless sandbox mode. You can even find ways to share your stuff with friends like what I do with screenshots and stupid little videos. Heck, you don't even have to get good at playing the game here when you can sometimes just sit back and watch events unfold.