Kahran Ramsus

He was my favourite of the luchadores in WCW from 1996 until they ruined the division in 1999.

I thought I PMd you. I apologize if I forgot.

A popular star of the 70s and 80s, he is most famous these days as being the father of The Rock. He's had success both in singles and tags, which I've mentioned before is the type of guy that I like to have around. Rocky Johnson

I really took a beating in the last round. Gorilla Monsoon

There goes my next pick. I've really got to think now.

Oh but this means nothing... Those players sure do look like they don't care.

I guess Gert T since Chris said he could be back tomorrow.

A cruiserweight or a women's division were never in my plans. It doesn't mean I won't draft a good cruiser or two, but they can fight the heavies.

Damn. This one hurts.

My deepest sympathies. We all hope for the best.

Nice pick with the Iron Shiek. He was on my short list.

Kamala had the same idea that I did, but fortunately he took my backups. Successful tag divisions start with three teams: a pretty boy team (ie. Strike Force), an arrogant cheater team (ie. The Dream Team), and a couple of psychopaths who just beat the piss out of people. With that said, my next pick... Afa

I'm ready. I've already got somebody prepared.

I like that. I find that good announcing can make a poor or boring match (or show) watchable, but bad announcing can just tank it. A very underrated aspect of putting on a good product.

A good portion of those were PMd too (thanks BTW), so it does work to speed things up. With the biggest names off the board there is less chance of getting sniped too.

If this was Shanahan or Parcells or Cowher, I think people (and Cutler) would be a little bit more forgiving because they have credibility. But when a 32 year old, first time punk head coach comes in and immediately does something like this it doesn't exactly inspire someone with a lot of confidence that they know what they are doing. Of course, Shanahan and company probably wouldn't have entertained dumping him for Cassel in the first place, but assuming they did.

I intend to use Gagne similar to Bret Hart in the mid 1990s. The straight man in a sea of wackiness. I've wanted him since the first pick when I got Minnesota as my home territory. He'll be my #2 face.

Mercy! Mercy!

I won't be, so I'll have to PM my pick too.

Things looking ugly for the United States right now.

It wasn't your pick unless you missed one. I was just posting a picture for Gert T.

I will vary on the number one guy depending on my mood, but right now I would go with Johnny Unitas. His 34 TDs in 1959 (!) was probably the most impressive single season ever for a QB. Keep in mind this was a 12 game season and an era that was notoriously run happy. When Brady hit 50, he did it in over 200 more attempts. Unitas was voted to ten consecutive Pro Bowls (Favre just tied him this year for most by a QB and Favre's weren't consecutive), was a five time first team All-Pro (most ever for a QB), three time NFL MVP, holds the NFL record for most consecutive games with a TD pass (47), threw for over 40,000 yards in his career during an era where that was completely unheard of, and won three championships (including Super Bowl V and The Greatest Game Ever Played). Basically he accomplished everything a QB could accomplish.

You had to make that pick after I took Ventura. He wasn't who I was after, but you couldn't risk it. EDIT: Here's a pic of them.

I've always known that the Browns were a car wreck.

I can't even watch XX any more given what has happened in the years since, so that's not an easy question to answer. But from what I used to think of it, the filler was a lot better than at X, plus I have three great matches (the title matches and Rock&Sock/Evolution) as opposed to two at X and another good one (Christian/Jericho) that was way better than anything other than the Big 2 at X. I don't think X is one of the worst, but it is pretty middle of the road compared to Best PPV Ever which is what I was thinking back in 1994.