Beast

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7OwM37PNQDs

I'd think one window. Two would be bizarre.

Honestly, didn't even remember Taker until he was picked. Rockers weren't in my immediate plans, but I couldn't believe they were still there. Sting, Warrior, & Sid were all guys I had high on my kayfabe-inspired list assuming they would be gone quick so I had to snatch them up to cement the Main Event scene.

I almost did do Towers. Went back and forth from singles to tag. Switched at last moment. I prefer 1991 though.

Happy to choose 1991 Big Bossman. Grimmas is up

If he's Japanese, then nope.

Oops, double post.

Koloff 1992 was going to be my 5th round pick before I decided to shoot for The Rockers. I'm actually pleasantly surprised someone else thought him worthy to go this soon. Now just waiting to make sure JoeG doesn't take the guy I have slotted next. Someone I have a hard time fathoming lasting this long.

Wow, so Grimmas is actually the kindest promoter of all time, taking Andre to the moon so he can walk without pain again.

It was in response to someone knocking Omega and as with most Dave Twitter arguments, has evolved into something else with both sides being pedantic about wording. He said Omega was the biggest ticket mover in the US. Is he right? Numbers-wise, it would be impossible since RoH isn't selling at WWE's level. But if he adds hundreds of tickets to a group that regularly sells 1000 or less, that's kind of a big deal. Whether he sells more than Cena (he doesn't), it's still impressive and worth noting.

No, he's not. He's arguing Omega moves a higher percentage of tickets per show than Cena. Apparently when Omega was added to RoH shows this year, they were able to sell more tickets than usual. He's not pretending Omega brings indy shows up to WWE-crowd levels.

LowBlow had Lee's proxies so I'm not even sure if he's been around today. You may need to just go ahead and try to set something up when you're both around. Up to you.

I don't see why not?

I just had the realization that that might inspire someone to take Austin off the board. Oh well!

Couldn't put it off longer and actually went outside of my premade list to grab them. Right now there are 2 singles I'd like to grab if still around by my next pick, but I'll be shocked if they make it.

I would say Major negatives most years! For me, I would say he's great as a heel in 97, outside of the drug issues. He's a pretty good heel in 92, the rest of the time I think he's either off (like 93/94) or trying to find his way as a face and failing (95/96). Ha, I was trying to look on the bright side. 1997 is definitely the front-runner. Also allows him to be either a face or heel. The rest are my childhood favorites, especially late 94-96, yet will likely stay away from anything involving him dancing in the ring with children or wearing gaudy earrings.

Big question is what year to use for Michaels if I use him as my keeper for 93-97? Each fricking year has major positives and some negatives.

The Rockers 1989 Superkix is up

Fingers crossed Boricua didn't head to bed. "Oh well" if he did.

Maybe we rushed into this so some people aren't in the right mindset yet. Only thing that puzzles me is the 1983 draft from a couple years ago had more people and I don't remember as many huge gaps in drafting.

Anyone up for picking a 1-2 hour window this weekend to do the rest of the draft live? Like in a group chat like fantasy football drafts are done? Anyone who can't could leave a list with one of us. I'm not super familiar with group chats, but there seem to be a lot of apps available for free.

They were a house show pairing in December/January and there's a March Worldwide match on Youtube.

Sid Vicious/Justice 1991 Lee Casebolt is up

Just getting started. Probably should pick a workrate guy or tag team eventually. But not yet.

Perfect was going to be my one of my next 2 quick picks so kudos. But right now I will go with... The Ultimate Warrior 1989 Jetlag is up with 2 before I pick again.