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11-16-2009 , 01:59 AM
Time Limit
8 hours during prime time (noon-midnight EST) with the commish being able to autoskip anyone who he thinks is taking advantage of the rules and taking too much time (i.e. if you are online, then you are expected to pick and not make us wait just because you have a few hours left on your time clock).

Teams 21
Rounds 10, with double picks in rounds 6-10
  • Reverse Snake
  • You cannot trade one of your double picks. You must trade them both at the same time so they remain double picks.
  • You can draft any wrestler that wrestled for a major organization within the United States. This will be a very loose rule and hopefully you guys just stay within the spirit of the draft while making a selection.
  • You can only draft one person at a time. You are getting the human being, not a character. You can choose what character you want in your write-up.
  • You can draft any wrestler, manager, announcer, etc; within the wrestling industry. It will be up to you to argue why this person is valuable to your organization.
  • You will be drafting to run a 30-year organization. Longevity is important. If you draft someone that dies two years into his career, then he will die in two years here.
  • All wrestlers will be entering the beginning of their prime, no matter what era they were from. If they were popular in 1972, it is assumed that they will be just as popular now. The same goes with strength and ability.
  • You will be expected to do a write-up with every pick. We’re not asking you to write a book, but please use some effort. It really makes the draft better for everyone.
  • Good luck and have fun.
Draft Order
1 DetlefSchrempf
2 SarcasticRat
3 MrOnizuka
4 Jack Bando
5 littlekeed
6 dnkyhunter31
7 NozeCandy
8 FlyingRat/JRoth15
9 Dynasty
10 SharkTank43
11 Assani Fisher
12 LurchySoprano/ajohnson16
13 Golden Rhino
14 TheUntouchable/mjw
15 iggymcfly
16 Cruizn63
17 Scary_Tiger/MikeyPatriot
18 Wrane
19 wesrwood
20 Russ M.
21 thedeezy/kdawg

Spreadsheet Link: http://spreadsheets.google.com/ccc?k...QdHBTelE&hl=en
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11-16-2009 , 02:07 AM
Welp, here we go then.

"With the first pick in the 2009 SE Professional Wrestling Promotion Draft, DetlefSchrempf selects..............
Spoiler:


Stone Cold Steve Austin personified the new era of wrestling during the late 90’s early 2000’s. Gone were the days of saying your prayers, taking your vitamins, throwing salt into your opponents eyes, and stuffed-animal wrestling. The late 90’s was all about kicking the door down, taking no prisoners, and telling authority to shove it. When the WWE needed a general to lead to them to victory during the ratings wars, Austin was that man. Stone Cold’s no-nonsense approach was immediately identifiable by the fans, young and old alike: He drank beer, kicked ass, won titles, and didn’t give a rat’s ass who was in his way. Countless blue collar wrestling fans saw a part of them self in Austin, who was the WWE’s working class wrestler.
Austin, along with his unforgettable feuds that spawned countless memorable matches The Rock (WM 15, 17, and 19), Vince McMahon, Triple H, and Kurt Angle, invented some of the most popular catch-phrases off all time (“That’s the bottom line ‘cause Stone Cold says so”, “Don’t Trust Anybody” and “What?”). The man was pure gold on the mic and his words seemed to tear into his opponents like teeth marks. Every Stone Cold promo involved the audience in which helped make fans feel as if they were a part of the show in some way.
Lastly, the Stone Cold Stunner, aside from also being one of the most memorable finishers in wrestling history, was the perfect in-ring compliment to Austin. The move struck hard and fast and could be delivered seemingly out of nowhere. Best of all, no one was safe from Austin’s wrath………ever! Friend or foe, Stone Cold Steve Austin was as untrustworthy and unpredictable as the rattlesnake he was nicknamed after, which put the television audience on the edge of their seat just to see what he would do next.
Stone Cold Steve Austin is the kind of wrestler that comes around once in a lifetime and is the kind of worker a promoter looks to build their promotion around. He is the consummate entertainer that helps the show far surpass the price of admission. When the glass shattered, it was time for an ass kicking!

Intro: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VFb9WhlGzn4







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11-16-2009 , 02:08 AM
What?
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11-16-2009 , 02:09 AM
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Originally Posted by Wrane
WAT?
WHAT?
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11-16-2009 , 02:10 AM
Your a *** if your in this draft. Like seriously, you like men.
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11-16-2009 , 02:10 AM
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11-16-2009 , 02:10 AM
Hahahhaha, great pick, love it love it love it.....solid write up as well IMO.
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11-16-2009 , 02:11 AM
facemelted...people are probably going to say you picked him too early, but I Stone Cold, so f tha haters

Also everyone,

Please PM the person that is up next after you pick.
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11-16-2009 , 02:12 AM
[x] You can have Hogan
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11-16-2009 , 02:14 AM
I think it can probably be argued that Stone Cold made the WWF more money than any other wrestler has, no?
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11-16-2009 , 02:14 AM
Stone Cold = too one dimensional imo. He also owes a ton of his credit to Vince, whereas a guy like Flair could succeed with any storyline.
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11-16-2009 , 02:14 AM
Wow that kid screaming in agony in the crowd is amazing, you would think he is watching his dog get dismembered
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11-16-2009 , 02:14 AM
You gotta get Vince somehow now, if only to recreate that scene where he ambushes him in the hospital.
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11-16-2009 , 02:15 AM
PM sent to Sarcastic Rat.

Austin owes Vince some credit.

Hogan owes Vince every bit of credit.
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11-16-2009 , 02:16 AM
WHAT?
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11-16-2009 , 02:16 AM
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Originally Posted by SharkTank43
Wow that kid screaming in agony in the crowd is amazing, you would think he is watching his dog get dismembered
What can you say? Khali matches are instant classics. Neck chop, choke bomb, inaudible yell, pin.
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11-16-2009 , 02:17 AM
Hogan was wayyyyyy over in the AWA too. He's becoming the biggest star in wrestling no matter what.
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11-16-2009 , 02:18 AM
I personally would have had a tough choice with pick 1, but I think I also would have leaned Stone Cold's way.....he was the greatest entertainer during the best years of the WWF.....best Austin moment for me: when the Rattlesnake was born:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LGM1o8CDLs8

Honorable mention: When Stephanie McMahon was about to be sacrificed by the Undertaker/Ministry of Darkness, and then the glass broke and Austin stunned everybody en route to saving his worst enemies daughter....couldn't find a video of it, was on an episode of RAW during the glory days.

Honorable mention 2: His entire feud with Bret Hart, one of the most underrated feuds ever.
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11-16-2009 , 02:19 AM
Are you going to have him be Stone Cold or The Ringmaster?
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11-16-2009 , 02:19 AM
How about Stunning Steve Williams?
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11-16-2009 , 02:20 AM
LOL WHAT WHAT WHAT WHAT WHAT!
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11-16-2009 , 02:21 AM
Spoiler:
WHAT
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11-16-2009 , 02:21 AM
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Originally Posted by littlekeed
Hogan was wayyyyyy over in the AWA too. He's becoming the biggest star in wrestling no matter what.
in the 1980s, you're 100% right. In our hypothetical league which begins in 2009 where pro wrestling is already established and nobody has ever heard of Hogan....I'm not so sure.

Remember we get the wrestler, not the wrestler's career.
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11-16-2009 , 02:22 AM
Are we going to ruin this thread with "whats" like promos get ruined by them?
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