Arrested Developmental

Arrested Developmental is the developmental territory for SvR06. Overseen by Triple H, a number of up-and-coming talent look to impress the powers that be and make their way to the main roster.

Background
Since making Charles Barkley's mother Mrs. Mama Helmsley, Triple H has regularly asserted himself into the day-to-day operations of SvR06. Commissioner Barkley, reluctantly, has attempted to find projects for his new father to helm. Something he noticed near the end of the Wiley regime was that there were numerous performers on the payroll that were doing absolutely nothing. To sort this matter out, Charles has placed Hunter at the head of SvR06's new training program. It's the story of a bunch of rejects who couldn't cut it and the one dad who had no  choice but to prevent young talent from getting buried. It's Arrested Developmental.

The show runs on a weekly basis, which culminate with monthly events known as Developmental Hell. The competitors battle for multiple championships on the show: the Main Event Championship, the Good Hand Championship, the Women's Wrestling Championship for the female roster, and the Doubles Championship for tag teams. On occasion, the Hardcore Championship and Cruiserweight Championship have been defended on Arrested Developmental programming as well. At the kickoff of the third season, a tournament was held for the newly-christened Campeonato de Lucha, a title to be defended exclusively by luchadores. While Triple H acted as the initial authority figure, the second season saw the mysterious Vic Boss take control after Helmsley became the SvR06 Commissioner. At



the beginning of the third season, Vic Boss was revealed to be Jeff Jarrett. The fourth season saw JBL expose Jarrett's nefarious business practices and take his place as acting authority.

Season four culminated with JBL putting his position as General Manager of Arrested Developmental on the line against Mason Ryan's Million Dollar Championship, which he ultimately failed to win. Per the agreement, Ted DiBiase took over and enacted an overhaul in management which included the immediate termination of JBL's nephew Clem Layfield.