Diamonddust

Another big shout out to Tuscaloosa, Alabama's own Deontay Wilder for surviving the decision by the judges (A huge feat when you think about it) and ensuring the Americans will win a medal in boxing.

Since I'm pretty much done with my card, I'm going to jump on another manager to take care of my grouping of Landell, The Original Midnight Express, and probably Larry Hennig. He made his name in Florida, and he was quite the manager down there. He might be a bit too close to Pringle, but I don't think that will be a problem. Ladies and Gentlemen, I'm proud to select... SIR OLIVER HUMPERDINK

Freaking incredible.

I do. Wasn't Ted DiBiase associated with them as well?

It might have been debunked, but I thought WCW promised Konnan the US Title in an effort to get him and the luchadores to sign with the company.

Did Dr. Death really get sabotaged or did he get his ass handed to him in the Brawl for All?

With the next selection in the draft, I'm going to take the final member of the Soul Patrol and make their match against the Pringle Dynasty a true 10 man tag-match. He was a legend in the Georgia area, and he has an extensive history with someone else on my roster, namely Ole Anderson. They were tag-team champions until Anderson double crossed him in the formative period of what would become the Horsemen. He'll fit like a glove with Atlas, Maivia, Johnson, and Parsons. He also has, in my opinion, a bad-ass nickname... Ladies and Gentlemen, I'm proud to select... THUNDERBOLT PATTERSON

Wow... If there is ever a complete contrast to your roster, it's Eddie Graham.

Good to see that Tuscaloosa, Alabama's own Deontay Wilder won his first fight in the heavyweight division.

Absolutely horrific video of a weightlifter getting his elbow, well, just watch: http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=33a_1218642189&p=1

Photographer! Looks like we're in the same business. I have yet to shoot a burlesque show, unfortunately. Photography is just a serious hobby at this point... not my career, yet at least.

LOL... Nice, but again.... incorrect. Hell, why not give them a plug: http://www.pinkboxburlesque.com Hell, why not give myself a plug: http://www.dsmithimages.com Just for the record - I will DEFINITELY be feeling this one in the morning.

LOL... You all are WAY of. And to explain my drunken merriment at this point.... Tuscaloosa, Alabama has a local burlessque troupe made up of college age girls that strip down to their underwear in the name of performance art. They had a show tonight, and the bar where they performed had $3 pitchers of domestic beer. Said bar included Pabst Blue Ribbon in their collection of $3 drafts. Said Pabst Blue Ribbon got said Diamonddust hammered beyond recognition. It was glorious. Glorious I said. P.S. - The Miller High Life was used as an encore.

Elementary School Bus Driver? Close but no cigar.

Oh I TOTALLY have to work in the morning. If you knew what I did for a living, you'd be laughing your ass off at this point.

I got to admit... I'm pretty hammered while making this pick, but I will say... the person I'm picking is the person I've intended to pick all along. Instead of an 8 man match for my supercard, I'm going to make it it a 10 man match. My next selection will be another addition to the Pringle Dynasty and he'll fit in nicely with the rest of the weirdos and freaks. He made his name in World Class but he ventured elsewhere and, in my opinion, had a very unique gimmick that could work in any territory. Ladies and Gentlemen, I'm proud to select... THE MISSING LINK As I said, he'll fit in quite nicely with Snuka, The Samoans, and The Great Kabuki. P.S. - The fact I was able to write all of this without giving the impression I'm drunk off my ass is something else. PBR and Miller High Life on Draft can wreck a person in a heartbeat.

I have no reservations about being a Sid mark and would love to see him have one more run. I've been a fan of his since I was a little kid. The angriest I've ever gotten at the ending of a match was when Hogan screwed him out of the 1992 Royal Rumble and the World Title.

Anyone invovled with the "Invasion" had a level of sabotage done to them. RVD was ridiculously over the moment he stepped foot in the WWE (I was in Birmingham the next after ECW appeared in Atlanta during the Invasion angle. He wrestled a dark match and got one of the biggest reactions of the night). They had no reason to be hesitant on his push. There were also rumors of a sabotage done to Jericho after he first debuted in 1999.

Just throwing a wild idea out there, but it would have been an interesting train wreck to see Sid vs. Pillman.

I like Punk and want to see him do well, but after his exchange with JBL... I was so wanting JBL to beat his ass senseless. It would have been even better if JBL had poured the whiskey on him while he was down.

Yeah, that's about it... and Kane laughed at Adamle for thinking Kane had his old mask in the bag.

WTF?

Wow... Adamle can't even quote President Reagan right.

Phelps just laid waste to the competition in the 200m finals.

Every cena promo is unbearable. All of them are so incredibly lame because they are geared toward kids...especially when he goes about how everyone is behind him blah blah blah and half the audience is booing the hell out of him. They sort of remind me of the hogan promos of the 80s, except worse. I'm trying to figure out what else the Hogan promos and Cena promos have in common... Oh yeah... Money brought into the company.