The templates are listed at the bottom of the page. Directly below are the downloads. I grouped them based on what game they're in. All the links go to the same page, actually but you have to click the link then go to the first "fire pro" and then read the descriptions. They should be there.

Spike and FFPW edits - wrestler list
Fire Pro Wrestling G edits - wrestler list
Fire Pro Wrestling 2 and FFPW edits - wrestler list

The FFPW edits in the Spike and the FP2 downloads are the same. But I changed the appearance of Jerome LeBanner for the FP2 download (first costume to second) and moved him to K-1. The second costume was better suited to K-1. But I cant erase anything from this bswirl.kitsunet.org site, so...the old version is there. This is why I didnt want to use the site in case I see a mistake and want to upload the correction. But oh well. Its good enough for now, and I dont think theres any mistakes in the edits anyway. No major ones, at least.

Some of the edits have like "Edit 1" as the their organization. These are the addon feds. They correspond as follows:
Edit 1 = Pride
Edit 2 = ECW
Edit 3 = Zero-One
Edit 4 = UFO
Edit 5 = K-1

If you dont have these feds (or even if you do), put them wherever you want. In my game I also re-arranged the default characters' locations to correspond to the most updated roster (up to FP2) and moved everybody out of Freelance. Freelance was replaced by the Special fed in FP2. For some madcap fun that list can be checked out here

1. For some reason Batman only has 3 "special" moves

2. One of Rick Rude's "specials" is just his taunt. So I guess that hip dance thing does 50% more damage.

3. Everett Eddie basically can not win a regular wrestling match as hes depicted in FP2. They gave him no pins, no submissions, and "finisher only" for the "critical" section. No pins and no submissions are the standard for kickboxers (Aerts, Hoost, etc) but they always give them striking criticals. So I gave Eddie striking criticals too. Thats the only major change I made to the edits. If youre a purist, I guess you might want to change him back to having no criticals. But even with striking criticals hes pretty bad so taking that away makes him totally useless.

4. Some of the FP2 characters had moves that dont exist in FPD. So I tried to pick similar moves that had the same stats. Usually this worked pretty well. The biggest problem I can think of here was Stacy Keibler or one of the women wrestlers had a pinning move that doesnt exist in FPD. And there werent any pinning moves that had similar stats. So I just gave her that face-sit pin because I thought it funny. Anyway, none of this was an issue for FPG guys because I guess FPD has every move that was in FPG.

5. Related to four, I guess some (maybe most) of these missing moves exist as add-on moves but I dont use add-on moves and didnt want to bother with them. I probably should have noted when a move didnt exist in FPD in case somebody wants to use the add-on move, but I didnt think anybody but me would have gotten any use out of these edits.

6. Ground attacks arent in FP2 or FPG so those were all made up. I usually just selected the moves that the character had the highest affinity for. And I didnt touch the logic for ground moves. So its just the default values.

7. I had an heirarchy for deciding which game's version of a character to use. If the character was already in FPD by default then obviously I didnt create him. Then if it was an official Spike edit, I just used that. Then if a character was in both FPG and FP2, I used the FPG version. Because FPG's characters have more moves, basically.

8. I used FPSMS stats for all the FPG characters because I dont have FPG stats. Theyre probably similar, though.

9. I plan on getting FPZ and FPR eventually and I might add the missing characters from there into FPD. Or I might just not bother and concentrate on adding all the missing characters into FPR.