Garth

It's okay, I knew he had to go sometime. I was just crossing my fingers that he might make it untouched all the way back to my second pick. Wasn't banking on it though. I congratulate you, Guerrero is about as fine a second pick as can be made, in my eyes anyway.

Curses.

Oh, good choice. He's someone I definitely would have quite liked, didn't think there was any way he was lasting all the way back to my next pick.

You're able to make it immediately, as I understand.

Oh clearly there are plenty of other good first picks, I just saw those four as being the most obvious to go early on. It'll be interesting to see where other posters preference lay.

Austin and Flair were the other two that I had thought about picking. Both of them definitely offer a lot as a centre piece to a promotion. I think now Hogan, Flair, Rock and Austin are gone, being I feel the obvious early picks, I'm intrigued to see where the draft goes.

I spent so long trying to decide who to have. I thought I knew straight away who I wanted but there more I thought about it the less sure I became. There's a couple of guys on the top rung that it's really difficult to choose between. I'll be legitimately suprised if the two others I have in mind aren't the next to go.

There was 3 guys I was torn between on this, but I decided to go with this man... My first choice is the most electrifying man in sports entertainment, The Rock. A tremendously versatile talent that always had the crowd eating out of the palm of his hand. Could have an entertaining match with just about anyone. Why wouldn't you want this man on your roster?

I'd happily get involved with this. I've been looking for a reason to watch some older wrestling. My viewing has been mostly limited to 2000 onwards, with smatterings of older stuff here and there. I find it difficult to just check out old stuff on youtube/dailymotion as it's stand alone stuff. It'd be great if along with what we're going to watch a brief history of the happenings leading up to the event would greatly increase my viewing pleasure.

Wasn't expecting Bret to be the first pick, not one bit.

I'm having real difficultly whittling down out of all the wrestlers who have ever competed who would be my top 30. It's intresting to actually sit down and think about who I would value on a roster the most.

Count me in.

Where I don't have my own copy of GHIII yet I've only gotten as far as beating everything on hard except for 'Number of the Beast' and 'Devil Went Down to Georgia.' As much as I love Guitar Hero I have managed to resist the urge to get it as of yet so I didn't spend all my time playing that and fail university. That's all going to change as soon as I graduate.

I actually prefer to watch tv series like that, just sit down and watch the whole thing in one big block. They've set up some good stuff for the new season already which needs resolving in the Ted proposel and Barney/Robin. There's still the underlying issue of Marhall and Lily's apartment getting fixed and them finally getting settled there. That leaves Ted needing a new housemate and the change in that Marshall is all the way across town now. Can't wait.

I liked that Shawn was wary of that happening this time. Where's Dave to powerbomb the crap out of Shawn when you need him?

It's crazy to think that Jericho hasn't had a proper PPV win since his return.

Shawn rolls Jericho up for the win. Lame.

Jericho's too smart for the ol' SCM set up. When you're looking at a big ass screen to show you what's happening there's no excuse really.

Jericho just got SCM'd off the apron. Different.

Go Jericho, Go!

An advert in the middle of a PPV. Odd. Also, really tired of Let the Bodies Hit the Floor. God damn that song has been driven into the ground over the years.

Tazz has apparently been listening to the White Stripes. Well, that or picking up northen British slang.

I'm liking that they're doing in ring intros more and more.

Miz/Morrison vs Kane/Punk up now. I hope that Miz/Morrison retain, don't need to see another make shift team with issues holding the belt.

Well, it wouldn' take hours to get better than someone who can't play it at all. Being 'that guy' though does suck, it's akin to going to a gig wearing the t-shirt of the band that are playing and then mouthing all the lyrics. No one wants to be that guy.