Unmatched intensity, great wrestler, great promos and plenty of attitude. For the last few years, Callihan has been one of, if not the hottest name on the Indy scene. For me, this is purely a value pick, and when you factor in all the attributes that make him great in the package of a 25 year old with his best years ahead of him (plus the international flavor that I covet), Dunne could be ruling the world of wrestling by the turn of the next decade, and is an appropriate “King” to go along with my “Ace” in Las Vegas.Īnother great fit for GCW is Sami Callihan. His selection doesn’t necessarily mean he’ll be squaring off with Cole on my show, however. The Bitter End is an awesome finish and his ring awareness and psychology for being 25 years old is off the charts. He’s neither flashy nor outrageous, but he does lay each of his shots in and has one of wrestling’s most punchable faces. I call him the Draco Malfoy of wrestling, and he’s really anti-Adam Cole in a lot of ways. I love their passion and their soccer hooligan chants, but they think every WrestleMania should be at Wembley Stadium and seem to travel in packs on Reddit (with apologies to our buddy Steven Jackson)!Īll that said, I became the biggest fan of British wrestling after the first WWE United Kingdom Tournament, where Pete Dunne delivered one of the best two-night performances I have seen in quite some time. I’ll admit, I raised my nose to British wrestling for a long time, because let’s face it, English fans are the best-worst fans out there. Anywho…my second-round pick all along was always going to be Pete Dunne. I read his Brock Lesnar pick entirely in his voice and was immediately in stitches. Shame on John for dressing down my Adam Cole pick. That, coupled with her innovative offense and overseas training, makes her a unique asset that will benefit my company immeasurably. Toni, at 22 years old, already shows the confidence and ring awareness of some vets twice her age. Adam Cole? Jay Lethal? WALTER!? Ladies and gentlemen, you all slept on the once-in-a-lifetime attraction, a multi-sport athlete, the only man to be NCAA, UFC and WWE Champion, the Beast Incarnate, my top star…Brock Lesnar. We’ll run Twitter polls to let readers vote on who has the best roster and who created the most entertaining PPV.įirst of all, I’m shocked and appalled by some of these first-round choices.
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You won’t be able to draft Chris Jericho, though, as he will be able to appear on any of your shows without having to use a draft pick on him, kind of like as he does in real life, almost like a free space in bingo.Īt the end of the draft, you will then submit a “2-3 hour” pay-per-view card to show how your talent would work together in your fictional wrestling company. The only rule here is that the legend has to be in their present-day form, so you can’t get, for instance, Shawn Michaels from 1997.
Some wrestlers can be taken as tag teams, but the caveat is that you have to use them in the same match.Īt the end of the draft, we will also have a bonus 13th “legends” round, where you can draft one legend to appear on your show in any way you see fit. (So Brock Lesnar and John Cena are fair game, Triple H, Undertaker and HBK are not.) For the purposes of this simulation, we will assume Roman Reigns does NOT have leukemia and Joey Janela’s leg is NOT broken. Part-timers are usable, semi-retired wrestlers are not. As far as the talent pool goes, all active wrestlers are available. The draft will be conducted through email – 12 rounds. What if all the top wrestling companies in the world got together and said, “let’s blow the whole thing up and start from scratch?”Įleven companies will then rise from the ashes, having a draft to determine how the best talent in the world will be divided up for the foreseeable future.
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