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My Own Wrestling Draft Entries

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EVIL~! alkeiper

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Another blogger did a mock NBA draft from the board, inserting himself into the spot of one of the participants. I decided to do the same thing with the wrestling draft in the General Wrestling folder. One twist, instead of taking a spot I am simply going to take a pick at the end of each round, picking last each time. Let's see how this goes.

 

1: "Nature Boy" Buddy Rogers. Wrestling's top heel in the 1950s into the '60s. An iconic figure for fans of that era, and a top draw.

2. Bruno Sammartino. Too popular to be ignored, despite relative lack of working ability.

3. Magnum T.A. Extremely popular babyface attraction.

4. Nick Bockwinkel. Top heel, both as a talker and a worker.

5. Classy Fred Blassie. A tremendous heel in his day, an outstanding talker as well.

6. Lou Thesz.

7. Bobo Brazil.

8. Mil Mascaras. A top babyface whose aerial offense could excite the crowd.

9. Jim Londos. A handsome undersized greek would make a tremendous babyface.

10. Killer Kowalski.

11. Mr. Fuji & Toru Tanaka. The beginning of a tag team division.

12. Billy Robinson. The worker/shooter of the promotion.

13. Ken Patera. Undrafted after 400+ picks? Get on the ball people!

14. Johnny Valentine.

15. The Fabulous Kangaroos (Al Costello & Roy Heffernan)

16. Antonino Rocca & Miguel Perez. A popular, main event, ethnic tag team.

17. Red Bastien. Top worker and face in the early 70s. Could occasionally team with Robinson.

18. Doug Somers & Buddy Rose.

19. Whipper Billy Watson. One of the biggest stars in Canadian wrestling history.

20. Jimmy & Johnny Valiant.

21. Don Leo Jonathan. Large, agile heel.

 

21 picks in, that looks like an extremely stacked promotion. Not a great workrate promotion, but most of these guys are no slouches in the ring and they know how to work a crowd. I'll fill in picks as they happen and later on unveil a fantasy wrestling card.

 

Three more picks.

 

22. Mr. Wrestling II. Popular performer in Georgia in the 1970s.

23. Superstar Bill Dundee.

24. Jay Youngblood. Great young babyface, passed before his time.

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