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11-17-2009 , 11:25 PM
Ahhhhh I'm not even going to argue this anymore, I'm already tilted, love the pick, Noze.
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11-17-2009 , 11:25 PM
What are you going to do with Warrior when four years from now he starts no showing and holding you up for more money?
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11-17-2009 , 11:26 PM
With the 37th pick in the Professional Wrestling Promotion Draft, LurchySoprano and ajohnson16 select:

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Bill Goldberg



With our second pick, we select former WCW and WWE Heavyweight Champion, Bill Goldberg.

While we fully admit that Goldberg can be seen as limited in the ring, he was such an incredibly popular character as a face that we think he is a perfect face to feud on-screen with Mr. McMahon and various heels to be named later.

More to come later.

Federation So Far:

Vincent Kennedy McMahon
Goldberg
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11-17-2009 , 11:26 PM
Warrior was a massive, massive superstar over a period of several years until contract negotiations derailed that. He's an excellent compliment to Undertaker because he's a ****ing crazy fan favorite versus Undertaker's quiet menace. They're great together.
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11-17-2009 , 11:26 PM
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Originally Posted by MikeyPatriot
dnky,

What did you think of the Larry Sweeney blowup this past year? What did you hear about it from the ROH/wrestling community side?

I actually know the guy personally (we lived together the summer before he went to wrestling school, actually) and have been told about his whereabouts over the past six months or so. PM me if you're interested in the story.


no ****, you know alex?
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11-17-2009 , 11:27 PM
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Originally Posted by KDawg
no, he's not huge. He had a good run with the Vince marketing force behind him and Hogan putting him over. He's pure crap in the ring and on the mic. Seriously, he makes John Cena look like a Dusty Rhodes/Thesz hybrid. His run in WCW as the Renegade was pure crap and all of his subsequent runs as Ultimate Warrior in the WWF were utter crap. he shouldn't be drafted at all
lol gtfo
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11-17-2009 , 11:27 PM
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Originally Posted by KDawg
no, he's not huge. He had a good run with the Vince marketing force behind him and Hogan putting him over. He's pure crap in the ring and on the mic. Seriously, he makes John Cena look like a Dusty Rhodes/Thesz hybrid. His run in WCW as the Renegade was pure crap and all of his subsequent runs as Ultimate Warrior in the WWF were utter crap. he shouldn't be drafted at all
You do realize he wasnt the renegade right?
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11-17-2009 , 11:27 PM
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Originally Posted by KDawg
His run in WCW as the Renegade was pure crap
fail
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11-17-2009 , 11:27 PM
Goldberg and Warrior are basically the same imo... and both bad picks
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11-17-2009 , 11:27 PM
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Originally Posted by mjw0586
Why are people assuming that actual career = career in this draft? That's not how it works. One of McMahon's biggest mistakes was how he handled the Ultimate Warrior situation. Most of the time, he's going to be a star for many, many years.
Why? What skills does he possess that would allow him to be a long-term success? If anything, Warrior's a great example of a guy who ran well. There's a better chance his career does nothing in multiple samples.

IMO, if the other half of the Blade Runners had been in the WWF, he would have been a huge star for a very long time.
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11-17-2009 , 11:28 PM
I'll admit it, I'm a goldberg mark and love this pick. To me, he was always a throwback, old school type wrestler who was insanely believable. Vince also botched it up with Goldberg. While he was far from a great worker, to me at least, he had "it". I think it was the believable factor with him
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11-17-2009 , 11:28 PM
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Originally Posted by MikeyPatriot
dnky,

What did you think of the Larry Sweeney blowup this past year? What did you hear about it from the ROH/wrestling community side?

I actually know the guy personally (we lived together the summer before he went to wrestling school, actually) and have been told about his whereabouts over the past six months or so. PM me if you're interested in the story.
ill defenetly pm you in a bit. im on the bubble in a private tourney from the POG and just doubled up
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11-17-2009 , 11:29 PM
Warrior was gonna fail no matter what. He was incapable of being a top superstar. Vince handled him fine. When you are ****ing crazy in the head you aren't going to succeed in many things.

Also, lol COOOOOOOOOOOOOLD BEEEEEEEEEEEEER
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11-17-2009 , 11:30 PM
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Originally Posted by KDawg
no, he's not huge. He had a good run with the Vince marketing force behind him and Hogan putting him over. He's pure crap in the ring and on the mic. Seriously, he makes John Cena look like a Dusty Rhodes/Thesz hybrid. His run in WCW as the Renegade was pure crap and all of his subsequent runs as Ultimate Warrior in the WWF were utter crap. he shouldn't be drafted at all
You kinda lost your credibility when you said Renegade was Warrior...
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11-17-2009 , 11:30 PM
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Originally Posted by wesrwood
You do realize he wasnt the renegade right?

I've been drinking. BLeh, he was Warrior. Me mixing up ******ed WCW moves right now
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11-17-2009 , 11:31 PM
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Originally Posted by KDawg
no ****, you know alex?
Yeah, we kept in touch for awhile. I still remember him calling me and telling me about his appearance on Raw. When I started to see the crazy rants on myspace, I got a hold of his ex-GF (which is how I met Alex to begin with) and she kind of divulged the story.

It's pretty sad because the dude was probably the best guy on the mic in the indies for the past few years, and it sounds like he's burned a lot of bridges (if he would ever want to go back to the carnival anyway).
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11-17-2009 , 11:31 PM
I'm also kind of lol'ing at the professional wrestling purists around here acting all offended that massive stars maybe aren't the most technically proficient. Pro wrestling is based on the star system, how guys got there matters way less than the fact that they actually did.
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11-17-2009 , 11:32 PM
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Originally Posted by Russ M.
Warrior was gonna fail no matter what. He was incapable of being a top superstar. Vince handled him fine. When you are ****ing crazy in the head you aren't going to succeed in many things.

Also, lol COOOOOOOOOOOOOLD BEEEEEEEEEEEEER
Except for the fact that he absolutely was a top superstar I'm not really sure what to say. Lots of conjecture because you personally don't like him.
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11-17-2009 , 11:34 PM
Goldberg
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11-17-2009 , 11:35 PM
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Originally Posted by mjw0586
Why are people assuming that actual career = career in this draft? That's not how it works. One of McMahon's biggest mistakes was how he handled the Ultimate Warrior situation. Most of the time, he's going to be a star for many, many years.
Benoit. Lives. On.
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11-17-2009 , 11:35 PM
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Originally Posted by NozeCandy
I'm also kind of lol'ing at the professional wrestling purists around here acting all offended that massive stars maybe aren't the most technically proficient. Pro wrestling is based on the star system, how guys got there matters way less than the fact that they actually did.


I may be a purist, but I also konw that the Ultimate Warrior was complete crap. Trust me, I pained my way through a whole bunch of tapes with him in them going from when he and sting were the blade runners to a whole lot of craptacular matches of his. He was a Vince creation that did jack **** outside of the bubble of being put over by Hogan and having the Vince marketing behind him
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11-17-2009 , 11:35 PM
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Originally Posted by derwipok
Goldberg
heh, hey there derwipok, gl in ww game
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11-17-2009 , 11:35 PM
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Originally Posted by NozeCandy
I'm also kind of lol'ing at the professional wrestling purists around here acting all offended that massive stars maybe aren't the most technically proficient. Pro wrestling is based on the star system, how guys got there matters way less than the fact that they actually did.
+1

The vast majority of fans don't give two ****s about how technically proficient a wrestler is(and never would know anyway, especially the kids). The point of this draft is not to win a wrestling competition, it's to form a federation.
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11-17-2009 , 11:36 PM
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Originally Posted by KDawg
I may be a purist, but I also konw that the Ultimate Warrior was complete crap. Trust me, I pained my way through a whole bunch of tapes with him in them going from when he and sting were the blade runners to a whole lot of craptacular matches of his. He was a Vince creation that did jack **** outside of the bubble of being put over by Hogan and having the Vince marketing behind him
And I guess they just pulled his name out of a ****ing hat to receive these kind of pushes. Could have been anyone!
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11-17-2009 , 11:37 PM
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Originally Posted by ZBTHorton
+1

The vast majority of fans don't give two ****s about how technically proficient a wrestler is(and never would know anyway, especially the kids). The point of this draft is not to win a wrestling competition, it's to form a federation.

and the point of forming a fed is to pick guys who can actually work a long term program(remember, we basically have 20 guys to work with), be able to talk on the mic, and not no-show events. Jim Hellwig fails on all accounts
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