King Kamala

I once threw up in a crowded McDonalds.

CHRIS MASTERS IS DEAD!?

al's forgetting War Games 2000 for the WCW World title. It was Jeff Jarrett, Scott Steiner, Kevin Nash, and Vince Russo Vs Booker T, Sting, Goldberg, and Kronic.

Aw man, Patterson and Stevens were two guys I was hoping would fall to later rounds as singles. Good choice HTQ.

I don't think it's fair and to be perfectly blunt, I don't think it's a very logical pick.

WE DEMAND ANSWERS!

mellow, please explain this to me. Does Broward lose a pick? I am as Dusty Rhodes would say "flubbergasted" at this whole scenario.

cabbageboy was referring to a house show he went to in March '93.

Damn, Awesome totally slipped my mind. Awesome pick (pun intended).

Great pick there. That was one of the teams I was considering building my tag team division around.

In all seriousness, I will stop joking about potential draft picks But I have a feeling that

I'll just mention before I stop doing this lame joke.

There are a couple I'd argue are worth drafting higher than the Outlaws.

How can you say that TheFranchise when are still available? In all seriousness, that was the other team I was talking about when I was talking about my Strike Force pick. I figured Strike Force would be a slightly better fit with what I'm trying to go for. The New Age Outlaws is still a damn good pick there, King.

Only Strike Force could pull off having a soft rock theme song. For those of you that are curious, the other team I was debating picking was

This is probably the toughest decision I've had to make this draft. I narrowed it down to two and it really could have gone either way. Hopefully I made the right one and you won't secretly think I'm an ass! I literally flipped a coin for this one. Anyways, for my fifth pick I wanted a team that could bump around for The Skyscrapers and play the charismatic underdogs. I really wanted an irresistable force Vs an immovable object type matchup. I know some people may have gone with a power team to match with The Skyscrapers but those matches have never been all that fun for me as a viewer. I've always been a fan of watching the big man-little man matches with the little man trying to overcome the odds. I don't worry about this team bumping around cause they spent the last parts of their career in the WWF as JTTS. This team is one of the most underrated tag teams of the '80s. When they came together, they were already singles superstars. One was a former AWA World Champion and a two time WWF Tag Team Champion. The other a two time Intercontinental Champion and a former WWF Tag Team Champion. Their pairing was makeshift at first but immedietely when they started teaming up, it seemed like you were watching a team that had been perfecting their craft for years. Just a rock solid tag team. This team isn't mentioned on a lot of Best Of... lists but I think they should be. Behind The Hart Foundation and The British Bulldogs, they were perhaps the best the WWF had to offer for tag teams in the 80s (and yes I'm including The Rockers). For my fifth pick and the 76th pick overall in the draft, I select... Tito Santana and Rick Martel...STRIKE FORCE

I'm going to go with waffles as well.

Stupid Americans. They think it's the land of milk and honey. But down here, it stinks real funny.

I was referring to but Fazzle is right. I should quit this!

I'm a little surprised Orton hadn't been taken till Drury just picked him but there's one guy I'm downright befuddled hasn't been drafted yet.

Aw fuck me! That was what I was planning on for my next pick. He was one of the guys I mentioned that I thought should have gone in The Top 50.

This one amused me because I thought RC was a rich man's cola as a kid for some reason.