To clarify (since I'm not sure everyone noticed that this was posted in the Classic forum): In classic, this deck works just fine.

Thank you, and I know there's a lot of people posting their VC decklists in here as well so it does get confusing.

I'm personally hoping we get The Revival, in some way or form, either in V9 or in VHS4, they've played way too big a role in the NXT tag division that missing them out would be quite sad. Hell, I'm pulling for Baron Corbin though, he really deserves a spot.

Toss in all the belts with a "I've had more championships than you've had women" and burn it down!

Just curious, why pack Premiere WWF superstar?

Isn't it blanked by Enough Shenanigans?

Frankly, again it goes back to the meta of the place you're playing at, I suppose, since Volley decks are much more common where I'm at.

Picking up Boots at 6 RFG per pickup sounds bad tho, and serves to cripple your deck harder, I'd still pack a Making Your Escape as a tech option so I don't automatically lose a matchup against a volley deck.

I know it's kinda unlikely, but will we be getting some Fashion Police love in Raw Deal?

Am personally not a fan of Rochester and ICBRTR as OSCM hits the deck very very hard.

Will personally recommend getting 10 dynamic cards (that doesn't include finisher) into the deck and abuse Luck of the Draw instead for safer, and much more reliable recursion.

We will be revealing two new Superstars that you will see in Virtual 9 on the Backlash Podcast tomorrow.

Love the podcast as usual! And they've confirmed Alexa Bliss and Asuka! Love the superstar choices!!!

Just need a clarification: If I have available mid-match slots and a mid-match card that is put into my ring is activated to enter the ring (eg. Matt Striker), would it take up a mid-match slot?

...Look no TNA bit is getting made into a card before I get a 141 and 2/3rds percent card for Big Poppa Pump.

As long as it spells disaster for Senor Joe at Sackerfice, I'll be all for it!

Short answer
Yes you can target the successfully played maneuver.  If you do, its text and damage do not apply, but outside effects will.

Explanation
It's a game rule that a card that leaves the Ring no longer has an effect on the game (unless the card moves itself as part of the timing sequence - see Iron Will).

Let's walk through the timing breakdown together assuming you meet the requirements to use Managed by Paul Heyman as the question asks. I'll quote the relevant steps at the bottom for reference.

Timing Step 6 - opponent's maneuver is successful and goes to the Ring.
Timing Step 7a - any outside "successfully played" effects for the player who played the maneuver fire - draw 1 for Managed by Lita, recover one for Flawless Execution, Heidenreich Superstar Ability, etc.
Timing Step 7b - now any of YOUR outside effects for his successfully played maneuvers fire.  This is where the text of Paul Heyman Guy works.  Managed by Paul Heyman activates immediately (and your opponent cannot reverse it because he cannot use reversal effects on his turn).  Since the successful maneuver is in the Ring as of Step 6, it can be targeted as long as it's a non-Backlash card (as Managed by Paul Heyman can't touch Backlash deck cards).   

Here's where the above game rule comes in.  The second you kick the maneuver to the Ringside, it no longer affects the game, ending the timing breakdown.  Which means that the text (normally resolved in step 8 ) and damage (step 9) are not there anymore, so there's nothing to resolve.

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6 The card is now 'Successfully Played' and enters the Ring Area.  If this card is reversing the card in question (it is not the first reversal to a Multi, it is not Over Sell Maneuver), the affected maneuver is now considered reversed. (Any text on the card and any Traits on the card are considered to be in your Ring Area after this step is complete. This excludes text that would modify or trigger in any of the first six steps.)
6a Some cards are put into the Ringside Pile or other area instead of going to the Ring Area (Iron Will etc.) The Timing Breakdown still continues as normal, these cards never enter the Ring Area.  They will resolve during the text resolution (Step at that time, and will still resolve to its destination even if blanked.

7a Effects you control (other than this card's text taking place when played or when successful played) that trigger on a Successfully Played card take place. In the event of more than one effect, you choose which order they occur.
7b Effects your opponent controls that trigger on a Successfully Played card take place. Opponent chooses the order. (This is where cards such as Over Sell Maneuver and Sustained Damage are played.)

8 Apply effects listed on the card, unless these effects take place ‘when played’ or ‘when this card is in’ a specified area.

9a Chance for activated damage modification (Sustained Damage, Los Guerreros)
9b Damage is overturned one card at a time. Appropriate reversals may be overturned.  (This is also the Step where cards are overturned for Raw & Ready, Over Sell Maneuver, and other cards that replace damage with overturning cards.)
9c Effects generated from resolving a maneuver’s damage may be performed by the player of the original card (searching for a Chain card, for example)
9d Effects generated from resolving a maneuver’s damage may be performed by the opponent (Jamie Noble’s superstar ability, activating There’s No Holding Me Back)
9e Any ‘end the turn’ effects are resolved, along with any effects triggered by ending the turn.

Thanks for the detailed explanation. Really appreciate it!!

Recently, our playgroup has been discussing how certain interactions work within the Timing Breakdown and encountered a specific situation that needed clarification.

The situation:
Opponent successfully plays a maneuver, resolves effect as per the Timing Breakdown, then player activates Managed by Paul Heyman to remove the maneuver (he has The Paul Heyman Guys in the Ring Area as well).

Question(s):
Since the maneuver is successfully played and resolves to the Ring Area, when the player activates MbPH to remove the maneuver:

a) Can he target the already-resolved maneuver? I understand the effect is being played at the stage where Sustained Damage, etc is being played. Thus, it should be able to target the maneuver if it already resolves to the Ring Area, am I correct?

b) Does the removed maneuver still do damage? The Timing Breakdown doesn't really mention if damage is still dealt if the maneuver is removed from the ring prior to damage calculation, but I believe it still is in the process of resolution thus the player takes damage even though he removed the maneuver from the Ring Area?

Thanks in advance for helping me out!

Managed by Paul Heyman
Pre-match Manager: Heel
When this card is in your Ring area, as a Mid-match Action, you may put this card into your Ringside pile, you must discard 1 card, and then put 1 non-Backlash-deck card in your opponent's Ring area into his Ringside pile.
Universally Unique
F: 0      D: 0

The Paul Heyman Guys     (Brock, Cesaro, CM Punk, Ryback)
Pre-match Event / Mid-match Action
This card is packed as a Pre-match or Mid-match. Cannot be blanked.
Your I'm a Paul Heyman Guy! is -3F and can only be reversed by Unique reversals; when your Paul Heyman's Shoot Promo would be removed from the game, put it on the bottom of your Arsenal instead; and when you successfully play or Activate a card with "Heyman" in the title, you may Promo: 3.
ACE:  When you Promo, you may put this card in your Ringside and then put 1 card not chosen in your hand and up to 1 card not chosen on the bottom of your Arsenal instead.
During your turn when this card is in your Ringside, you may put it into your Backlash and end your turn.
F: 0     D: 0     Unique

I'm guessing since you're running High Flying Style, you might as well go all-in for the theme.

Add the new HFS support Cruiserweight-Style Action and maybe a Cruiserweight belt or Managed by the Coach to search for a Japanese Arm Drag (it becomes a 0F 4D High Risk) and swing it with a Turn Up The Heat protected by Mean Gene.