WWE 2K15

If you're looking to play it straight up, OfficerBarBrady told you all you need to know - just make sure you stay in the two blue meters. However, if you want a quick and easy way to do this, here's what I did.

- Put the difficulty setting on Easy before you go into the match
- Set the match as Extreme Rules, Falls Count Anywhere, No Holds Barred, etc. - anything that allows weapons
- In the character selection screen, it shows at the bottom of the screen how to set the speed at which you build momentum. Set it to the fastest setting.

Now what you want to do is grab a weapon, hit your opponent to knock them down, then just stand still until they get up. Repeat. And repeat. And repeat. If they reverse, get away and hit a move, take back your weapon, and keep going. When you have a signiture/finisher hit that, but otherwise you should be standing completely still, swinging a weapon or walking (not running, walking doesn't use stamina) to get a new weapon. DO this until they're low enough to pin. Using this method, I was able to get it while hardly even putting a dent in Level 2 (most of Level 1 was lost to reversals).

Also, if you don't want to use weapons, pick a character with a quick taunt, knock them down with a move then taunt. Taunting doesn't use Stamina either and will get you to your finishers quickly, I went with weapons cause it deals more damage and gets them ready to finish quicker. The key is that when you don't have to hit them, you stand still to recover stamina.

This must be done against the AI. No human controlled players are allowed in the match. This is best done on Easy difficulty. The Stamina meter is right below your Health meter on your HUD. As you do moves and run, you'll notice it going down and changing colour. If you stop doing moves and running, the bar will recharge. However, if a bar depletes all the way, you've reached the next Stamina level. There's no way to go back to level 1 no matter how long you rest for. Stamina level 3 is the pink bar. In order to keep yourself from reaching level 3, pace yourself. I found a good way of doing that was to fight mostly outside of the ring. When my stamina bar was about to reach the bottom, I would go into the ring to let me get some time to rest as the AI had to get up and get into the ring themselves which gives extra recharge time. Be wary of your stamina bar throughout the match and just pin or make your opponent submit.

I highly recommend putting the AI reversal settings in the Game Balancing section in the Options menu all the way down. Reversals take a good chunk of stamina away, so if the AI can never reverse then you can keep attacking them without worry.