2) Applied OOP/CRC Kinda Real Wrestling (KRW) has approached your software company to create a new product to interact with their fans. KRW tracks each wrestler's wins and losses during each season Winning matches and special stipulations in different match types give the wrestler points. These points raise their standing in their division. The top point carrier can chal1enge the champion once a month but loses 10 points if they fail. KRW wans fans to be able to create an account and play a fantasy wrestling league. Fans with an account can create 4 groups/stables of wrestlers: three, 3-wrestler stables (one for each division) and a single 6-wrestler stable for company-wide performance (which takes into consideration non-division matches and so on). Fans' stables are scored based on their wrestler's performances similar to Fantasy Football Fans' stables are shown in the rankings and a history of their wrestlers' performance Design the Object-Oriented infrastructure to fulfill this customer's needs. Describe/Illustrate the classes, inheritance and polymorphism. 2) Applied OOP/CRC Kinda Real Wrestling (KRW) has approached your software company to create a new product to interact with their fans. KRW tracks each wrestler's wins and losses during each season Winning matches and special stipulations in different match types give the wrestler points. These points raise their standing in their division. The top point carrier can chal1enge the champion once a month but loses 10 points if they fail. KRW wans fans to be able to create an account and play a fantasy wrestling league. Fans with an account can create 4 groups/stables of wrestlers: three, 3-wrestler stables (one for each division) and a single 6-wrestler stable for company-wide performance (which takes into consideration non-division matches and so on). Fans' stables are scored based on their wrestler's performances similar to Fantasy Football Fans' stables are shown in the rankings and a history of their wrestlers' performance Design the Object-Oriented infrastructure to fulfill this customer's needs. Describe/Illustrate the classes, inheritance and polymorphism