I choose Paul Bearer for obvious Kane purposes. There is a specific direction I plan on initially taking Kane, and for this direction I feel that I need a manipulative mouth-piece to reign over Kane. Originally, I planned on taking Raven and using him for this, and after Raven was grabbed right before I could take him, I took Paul Heyman, who I thought could do this role effectively. However, I noticed Paul Bearer was still around (or at least I couldn't find him on the spreadsheet) so I decided to take him....Kane is, after all, Bearer's deformed bastard child. In case anyone forgot the story-line:

"The secret, which involved the Undertaker's family, was: The Undertaker's mother had an affair with Paul Bearer and as a result, gave birth to a younger half-brother of The Undertaker, named Kane. Throughout The Undertaker's childhood and teen years, he lived in a funeral home with his parents and half-brother. According to Paul Bearer, The Undertaker killed his parents and caused his half-brother's face to be bruised and scarred by setting the funeral home ablaze. At the time throughout mid to late 1997, The Undertaker denied all this, claiming it was his younger half-brother's fault. Bearer accused The Undertaker of being a "murderer" and "liar". Because of the fire incident, The Undertaker thought his younger half-brother and Bearer's illegitimate son had been dead for years, that is, until Bearer introduced Kane in October 1997 at In Your House Bad Blood; during which, Kane would cost The Undertaker a Hell in a Cell match against Shawn Michaels.[3] This led to an intense, bitter rivalry between The Undertaker and Kane with Bearer very much involved."

Pretty sweet IMO.


That was taken from Wikipedia, in case ya'll want a works cited page.

The man who most of you know best from his WWE days as Daivari, but I will be using him as his current TNA gimmick, Sheik Abdul Bashir. I feel that I needed one more high flyer in my federation, and now with two X-Division superstars in Homicide and Daivari, I am very satisfied. Daivari held the X-Division title in late 2008 and held it for roughly a two month reign, and recently just was resigned to a multi-year deal by TNA. I feel that Sheik Abdul Bashir is a solid character with alot of untapped potential, and I expect continued success in the future, as he is only 25 years old.

Playboy Buddy Rose was a classic arrogant bleached blonde heel. He had women escorting him to the ring, wore expensive clothes, rode in limousines, flew in Learjets, and lived the lifestyle of a multi-millionaire.

Rose achieved massive success in the NWA’s Pacific Northwest territory where he had a legendary feud with Roddy Piper- a feud in which Rose made Piper a star. He was an 8-time Pacific Northwest champion and 12-time tag team champion (with Jesse Ventura and Curt Hennig among others).

Despite his less than ideal physique, Rose was a great worker. He routinely worked long matches and long schedules (including stretches of 90+ days in a row). On the mic, he was superb at generating heat. Watch this Pacific Northwest promo to get a feel for the Playboy.

In the early 80s WWF, Rose main evented with Bob Backlund in Madison Square Garden and all the other big arenas of the time.

In the AWA, he became tag team champion with Doug Somers. During that time, they engaged in a long feud with the Midnight Rockers.

Rose would struggle with weight problems through his career. Though, he found ways to use it to his advantage, claiming to be “217 pounds” when he was clearly well in excess of that.

Late in his career, he starred in one of the funniest and most bizarre WWF skits ever.

Blow Away Diet Commercial

Johnny Valiant

Buff Bagwell

rosey, from 3 minute warning.



i can use him as the bad ass 3 minute warning rosey, or as the S.H.I.T(superhero in training)