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It would seem that MVP-Triple H would be the most obvious and likely off-shoot of this match in a variety of possible directions. Unless they want to give Jeff another title contender push without the roadblock of WM ahead, which is possible even with Jeff's habit of poor judgment because they do really like him and he's over enough even with bigger names in front of him.

Also, He probably moved there during his OVW days and hasn't got around/wanted to leave.

I'm not sure how Carlito would be considered above TBK and the current US Champion, Shelton Benjamin. Besides, Kennedy and Umaga are injured right now.

I've made it a point to make sure I felt every layer of my promotion was covered and in order to do that, I'll need to add my final addition to the woman's division. I intend to use her as a wrestler and not a valet as some others will be. I will complete the Minnesota Home Wrecking Crew. With my 40th and final selection of the draft, I have chosen Rain

F4W So then the last guy, while coming in fresh, only has five minutes to do anything? In theory, his freshness would be a big advantage and would simply only need to pick off the weakest one of the bunch. They'll make to hype the importance of being the last man in.

He's 58 but he's in pretty decent shape for that age. He has years of physical training under his belt, I'm sure he'll adapt just fine to wrestling in short comedy squash matches. Speaking of which, while it's mostly customary for a GM/Authority figure to get in the ring as a wrestler from time to time, has this applied to Teddy Long? He's been the GM/Assistant GM for two different brands for quite awhile and I can't recall him having a physical confrontation in the ring.

I thought he was as well since I remember making a comment about him but I scanned for it and unless I missed it, he isn't there. I thought Goblin took him to manage Hassan/Davari.

The assumption is that Shawn will continue to remain retired and comforting his wife while Jericho continues to gloat and admonish Shawn for his own actions which would free Jericho for show and since he beat the champion, he has a rightful claim for the match. Otherwise, why have Jericho beat Punk at all? Why have the match at if it doesn't lead anywhere. I don't subscribe to the theory that Jericho will be a part of the scramble but I can understand the reasoning for why people think he will.

I'm going to add a face manager that likely gets paired with Malenko or Albright. He had a modest wrestling career but he was a successful manager of two legendary world champions. "The Golden Boy", Arnold Skaaland

Those are all well-written and acted shows and Weeds is exactly that. You would enjoy it.

Scott was already given to a new performer. Gavin Spears isn't horrendous. It isn't that name that makes the impact. Bill Goldberg is the most generic possible name in the wrestling business and that didn't hurt his appeal. A name in the wrestling business can develop to present the illusion of importance of that person. You will rarely see a name and instantly believe "Well, he's a main eventer" on the basis of his name alone. Evan Bourne isn't suffering because his name felt forced when he debuted.

I suggested this already to you but perhaps we should see if others approve. My suggestion was that everyone gets the chance for one trade and one trade only. No multiples. Straight trades (single for single, tag for tag, etc, etc) In the interest of fairness, as so that no one can politic and get multiple trades, everyone is assigned to someone and you have to come to a trade between that person only. Everyone (even Drury) has someone that we want and we all have people we'd give up.

Morishima is working with Race's promotion and since they are in that area, he's getting dark match spots. I do believe WWE were high on Morishima and still are. I liked that two former ROH World Champions battled in a dark match. I would love to see Morishima in WWE. Morishima vs. Umaga, Undertaker, Cena, Jeff Hardy, Finlay or CM Punk would be awesome.

Morishima is working with Race's promotion and since they are in that area, he's getting dark match spots. I do believe WWE were high on Morishima and still are. I liked that two former ROH World Champions battled in a dark match.

My issue is that I've booked beyond just the one supershow and have built about a year's worth of stuff that would culminate in my ultimate super-card. Should I just present my ultimate super-card or present everything as I've designed it to be shown? Yes, I do think it'd be a fun thing to do again but not right away. Perhaps for later in the year but not around the holiday season because that might cause for long delays and we should allow different people in, obviously. Perhaps only the top 10 in voting get invited back? I do think we figured out how to run this thing throughout the journey that we could have a more streamlined approach next time. I'd also suggest changes such as those who do come back for another "season" are prohibited from selecting the same performers. The purpose being that I'd like to see people do something completely different. For someone like HTQ or KKC, whom have booked a very specific style with their current roster to having to toss that out and create a new booking philosophy that is a complete departure.

Any word on the suggested trade round? We also need to establish what we do with our supercard (s) and how we vote and such. It's been long journey since we've started this so many months ago.

I love that a battle of two former ROH World Champions was the dark match. Atlas with Morishima is odd. Also, the Smackdown Scramble match looks really good and I'm glad that Dykstra has found a role in the company.

The crowd was loving the main event which was pretty good even with Henry keeping the title. Good opener as well makes for a strong overall show tonight.

Foley and McMahon have a very high-school type relationship. I wouldn't include him on this list. Vince was a huge fan of Bruno and I believe he once stated that Andre was his favorite.

You have one more pick in the next round, HTQ.

At first sight, I thought they were Pepsi tights. Is Punk a really big fan of Greg Maddux with the #31 knee pads?

That's why Adamle said, "Whoever is the champion when the time expires will be officially recognized as the World Heavyweight Champion." You can almost see the double pin/submission finish.

He is a producer. So, it'd be an odd move.

Chicago isn't far from his home-base and since Morishima worked the dark match, that's probably why Race was there.

It ended around the usual time, which is 10:45. They rarely reach into the final 10 minutes of the PPV air time.