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11-23-2009 , 05:39 PM
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Originally Posted by Cruizn63
<3 Tito, especially because he is mexican
I mentioned this to Untouchable, one of my all-time favorite announcer moments is undrafted saying in WM4, "I bet Tito wishes he was selling tacos in Tijuana right now"
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11-23-2009 , 05:42 PM
LOL all four guys I wanted this round have been either drafted or discussed... you should have convinced your partner to make that trade antidan
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11-23-2009 , 05:44 PM
I think Steiner and Santana have proved throughout their career that they can basically be paired with anyone we draft and be a legit tag-team.
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11-23-2009 , 05:51 PM
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Originally Posted by littlekeed
LOL all four guys I wanted this round have been either drafted or discussed... you should have convinced your partner to make that trade antidan
Yeah, I was pretty confident both Bourne and Lynn would last another 20 picks. But Wrane really wanted Bourne, and given the conniptions I went through when Heenan left the board, it's better I'm the only team member who suffered a heart attack this round.

(Ross and Heenan ... woulda been so good ... Bah ...)
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11-23-2009 , 05:54 PM
This round has been a massive bucket of fail for me too
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11-23-2009 , 05:55 PM
i was counting on lynn lasting til the next round
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11-23-2009 , 06:13 PM
this thread has been really entertaining to go through and has brought back a lot of fond memories when I was a kid. My uncle had one of those black boxes to get every channel for free and I used to watch all the PPV in the Hogan, Sgt. Slaughter, Ultimate Warrior, Big Boss Man, Hacksaw, Jake the Snake, Rowdy, Brutus days. Keep the youtubes coming.
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11-23-2009 , 06:24 PM
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Originally Posted by TheUntouchable
Why can't he just pick him later? I think it's a huge mistake to take the lessor member of a tagteam just to take them together. For example, Demoltion Smash is one of the worst picks in the draft at #111. Would anyone have taken him for a few rounds? Almost certainly not, so why not take one of the very good solo guys and take Smash later? Same can be said for most tagteams.
You mean you weren't a big fan of Repo Man? As Repo Man, Smash proved he is capable of being a top 40 singles wrestler in 1994 WWF, lol
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11-23-2009 , 06:27 PM
Thanks for reminding me to take Repo off my list.

(Not kidding!)
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11-23-2009 , 06:27 PM
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Originally Posted by littlekeed
Meh, only kinda agree on splitting up a tag team. You can't just put two big guys together and call them Demolition, and you also can't just take Bill Eadie and some other guy and call that an awesome tag team too. Modern era tag teams though I think can be broken up rather easily though. Bubba can be paired with any rando hardcore guy and you will have a solid tag team.
The point is if you took Ax, someone probably would have taken Smash and UNDRAFTED and still had a similiar(though not as good) legitimate tag team
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11-23-2009 , 06:29 PM
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Originally Posted by antidan444
Thanks for reminding me to take Repo off my list.

(Not kidding!)
Repo Man is Smash so he is already drafted, unless that is what you meant.
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11-23-2009 , 06:30 PM
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Originally Posted by pflwardog
The point is if you took Ax, someone probably would have taken Smash and UNDRAFTED and still had a similiar(though not as good) legitimate tag team
I got them confused. Smash/Repo Man is definitely the more valuable of the two, so what I meant to say is that Ax was one of the worst picks. Nobody would have taken Ax without Smash so he could have gotten him later.
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11-23-2009 , 06:31 PM
I'll be nice.
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11-23-2009 , 06:34 PM
Hell no. Ax is way better than Smash. Masked Superstar ftw.

No one in their right mind would've drafted WMVII version Demolition.
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11-23-2009 , 06:36 PM
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Originally Posted by littlekeed
Hell no. Ax is way better than Smash. Masked Superstar ftw.

No one in their right mind would've drafted WMVII version Demolition.
You might be right but its a gamble, i mean i still think that those two AX and Smash are SO MUCH more valuable together, so I don't hate the picks
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11-23-2009 , 06:40 PM
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Originally Posted by TheUntouchable
I got them confused. Smash/Repo Man is definitely the more valuable of the two, so what I meant to say is that Ax was one of the worst picks. Nobody would have taken Ax without Smash so he could have gotten him later.
Are you aware that McMahon almost put the WWF belt on Bill Eadie (Ax) in November of 1983 as his Masked Superstar persona?
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11-23-2009 , 06:42 PM
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Originally Posted by Dynasty
Are you aware that McMahon almost put the WWF belt on Bill Eadie (Ax) in November of 1983 as his Masked Superstar persona?
No, but I'm aware that almost every casual fan on the planet couldn't pick Bill Eadie out of a lineup in his prime.

EDIT: That's a bad argument though, so nevermind. Still think Smash was more famous in Demolition so that makes him the famous of the two.
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11-23-2009 , 06:43 PM
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Originally Posted by TheUntouchable
Why can't he just pick him later? I think it's a huge mistake to take the lessor member of a tagteam just to take them together. For example, Demoltion Smash is one of the worst picks in the draft at #111. Would anyone have taken him for a few rounds? Almost certainly not, so why not take one of the very good solo guys and take Smash later? Same can be said for most tagteams.
i would say in drafting guys like ricky morton, that you are putting them in the package that makes them the best. I would say that as a single wrestler, Ricky Morton isn't worth a pick right now, but teamed as RnR Express him and the other one are fully worth a pick right now

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I still think making your own tag teams is way more interesting than drafting an established one.


of course it is, but why would one draft ricky morton to be in anything other then the RnR Express. Tag teams can always be broken up, but certain tag teams really need the other one to be fully effective, especially when those wrestlers involved in the team were nothing more then jobbers after the team broke up
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11-23-2009 , 06:55 PM
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Originally Posted by KDawg
i would say in drafting guys like ricky morton, that you are putting them in the package that makes them the best. I would say that as a single wrestler, Ricky Morton isn't worth a pick right now, but teamed as RnR Express him and the other one are fully worth a pick right now





of course it is, but why would one draft ricky morton to be in anything other then the RnR Express. Tag teams can always be broken up, but certain tag teams really need the other one to be fully effective, especially when those wrestlers involved in the team were nothing more then jobbers after the team broke up
qft
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11-23-2009 , 06:55 PM
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i would say in drafting guys like ricky morton, that you are putting them in the package that makes them the best. I would say that as a single wrestler, Ricky Morton isn't worth a pick right now, but teamed as RnR Express him and the other one are fully worth a pick right now
You don't really understand how drafting works then. Why can't he just pair him up with his teammate later? Is it foolish to think his teammate won't get drafted by someone else between now and the last round?

Each pick is an individual pick regardless of you take right after them. These double picks are no different. They're just two individual picks. All you can do is take who you feel is the best wrestler available. There's no chance that taking both guys of a tagteam in the sixth round are BOTH the best available picks. Dedicating two picks to a tagteam is almost always going to be a bad strategy here when there are so many guys with single and tagteam success.
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11-23-2009 , 06:56 PM
With our first sixth round pick, Rhino Wrestling Promotions is proud to select:

THEME

Spoiler:

To put it simply, I like Al Snow. I think his "head" gimmick was hillarious. I am aware that may say something about me.

I was looking for a hardcore guy, and Al Snow was the first guy that came to mind. I have realized that the strength of my roster is its versatility, and Snow fits that perfectly. Not great at anything, but skilled at all things. Al Snow will fit my roster nicely.



Stable so far:
Macho Man Randy Savage
Jake the Snake Roberts
Honky Tonk Man
Brian Pillman
Billy Gunn
Al Snow
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11-23-2009 , 06:57 PM
With our second sixth round pick, Rhino Wrestling Promotions is proud to select:

THEME

Spoiler:

Goldust is another wrestler who always entertained me. Good on the mic, and decent in the ring. I have the option of taking off the makeup and just making him Dustin Rhodes. That allows me to do a texas cowboy thing with Billy Gunn.

I will likely just leave the makeup on though. He gives me further flexibility with my roster, and he fits in with the modern guys and with the 80s gimmick guys. I also plan to have a hardcore story line with Al Snow. I was looking at him since the 4th round and couldn't believe he was still here.



Stable so far:
Macho Man Randy Savage
Jake the Snake Roberts
Honky Tonk Man
Brian Pillman
Billy Gunn
Al Snow
Goldust
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11-23-2009 , 06:57 PM
Such an awesome theme song.

Last edited by TheUntouchable; 11-23-2009 at 06:58 PM. Reason: head ldo
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11-23-2009 , 06:58 PM
Al Snow is a really good pick imo. Probably better than some of the ECW/X-Division guys that have went already.
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11-23-2009 , 06:59 PM
Goldust is also a good pick. I figured he'd be underrated in this draft due to being so weird, but he's good in the ring and certainly entertaining as hell. I love your team so far.
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