With the first pick, I will draft Bret Hart circa 92-97. Why? Well, for one, there is no one, in my opinion, who worked harder, commanded more respect and could quite command a ring like Bret Hart. Did he sell a lot of tickets? Debatable. But what he did do was keep a locker room in check, minus Shawn and the Clique, and he put on 5 star performances. Simply put, I cannot think of a better person to head my entire organization than Bret Hart.

with the 3rd pick, i'm going with 1996 - 2001 "stone cold" steve austin. i have a guy who, before the injury sustained at the hands of owen hart, had an extremely high workrate. i also get the best character of all-time, the (arguable) highest money-maker of all-time, and a guy who doesn't make many waves backstage. i get incredible promos, merchandise i can't keep in stock, and a potential for a great deal of tremendous feuds. i feel like i'm playing with house money, right now.

1993-1998 Shawn Michaels with the fourth pick. A high workrate guy who at the time, was probably a jerk backstage, but consistently stole the show whether it was on the mid-card on up to the world title picture as a heel or face. I also get the leader of the very best stable of all time: The original D-X.

With the 5th pick in the 2011 Draft.....The Matrix Wrestling Federation selects, The Most, Electrifying Man in Sports Entertainment....The MACHO MAN RANDY SAVAGE. I know what you're thinking, isn't that The Rock? Well, not to me. Savage between the years of 1986-1991 was the definition of never-ending charisma and most importantly, in-ring work. He can't sing and he can't dance, but he can make romance! With one of the best matches in wrestling history at Wrestlemania III, to his King of the Ring, to his tournament win at Wrestlemania IV unbelievable WWF Championship reign ending ultimately ending at Wrestlemania V, the Macho Man had one of the greatest runs in wrestling history. Great angles, great support, arguably the best story-teller ever, and the in-ring ability that perhaps shined brighter than Miss Elizabeth herself. Macho was one of a kind.

With the 6th pick in the 2011 Draft, the Matrix Wrestling Federation takes.....the GREAT ONE.....The Rock. With some of the best charisma and energy of all-time, everyone tuned in for the Rock between 1997 and 2002. From his **** feuds, headlining multiple Wrestlemanias, the Corporation, he was truly one of a kind. He has millions....AND MILLIONS of fans all across the world, and got even the most casual of observers to absolutely bend over backwards at will. His meteoric rise from "Rocky Miavia", incredible work ethic, deep lineage, and just utter superstardom makes this pick a no-brainer.

1997-2002 HHH is my next pick! With this pick I get another member of the clique. The second in command of D-X and aguy who picked up the pieces when Shawn Michaels was forced into retirement. While the Rocks and Stone Colds of the world get all the credit for leading the attitude era. HHH was just as responsible. During this era he elevated the Rock during the D-x/nation feud, slowly worked his way to the main event when he turned heel, and began one of the most hated factions in wrestling The McMahon-Helmsley Era. This was HHH at his best and we' re glad to have him on the team.

'84-'89 hulk hogan.

i did not expect to get the two biggest superstars in wrestling history with my first two picks. i now have the biggest possible marketability, the most drawing power and the most casual fans watching.

i also have incredible flexibility, because it doesn't matter who i sign after this, since anyone opposing either of my guys will get over by association.

and they can feud with each other!

hogan's ego hasn't gotten out of control at this point, so he's not a destroyed of worlds backstage. i am thrilled to have this one-two combo to build on.

My next two picks will be the Undertaker 94-99 and Chris Jericho 00-05. I believe that is a good mix of heels and money makers that I would feel comfortable with opposite my top baby face in Bret Hart. I'd say more but I'm on an iPhone and have little time!

i'm taking kurt angle ('00-'05) and i feel great about it. i get a guy who is an ELITE in-ring performer who can match up with any type of wrestler and produce a high-level and believable match. he can work as a face or as a heel with incredible efficiency, can perform at a high level on the microphone, boosts workrate and can work the mid-card, upper-mid-card and the main event. he has, essentially, no weaknesses and is a perfect foil for both of my big guns and almost anyone else i bring in.

I'm going to take CM Punk 2006-2011. Here I am getting a guy who has an awesome workrate. Can perform as a heel or face. And can go from the main event to the mid card. This era of Punk is in his prime and is currently defining his era in wresting.

On another note, it has been stated that I am holding you guys back in the draft. I apologize. Unfortunately I am only available to get on OS from the hours of 9-11pm and 10am-12pm during the week. If this does not work then I have no problem stepping down from the draft.

To restart the draft....I'm taking Alberto Del Rio, 2006-2011. A Mexican superstar, he will be a huge international draw. Also immense wrestling ability, and despite people thinking he's boring, given his lifetime masked "face" persona, it's incredible what he's done unmasked and as a heel. A bit of a dual threat. A little mix of the best qualities of Perfect, Rude, JBL, and Eddie.

Chris Sabin (2003-2008). Gives me another cruiserweight/X-Division guy that I can feud with (or team with) the likes of A.J. Styles, RVD, CM Punk, Christopher Daniels).

masato tanaka - 96-01 - i'm bringing him in because he will get mike awesome over huge. i could also see him working with kurt angle, samoa joe, chris benoit, and vader. basically, anyone who has high impact offense will look like gold because tanaka can take it, but also will help him get over for being such a bad ***. he is respected by anyone who watches him wrestle for his toughness and inability to quit. will be a huge asset in getting stiff guys over.

Ricky Morton and Robert Gibson 1983-1988. Simply put, a headline tag team and elite team like The Rock n' Roll Express is too much to pass up on.

I'm gonna be going on my trip so I guess we can put it on hold for a week? Or if you guys really want this done then I suppose it'd be ok to get someone else to fill out my roster? I dunno.

robert roode - '06-'11 - i get a guy who can work the mid-card and threaten the upper mid-card by himself. solid worker, good look, can work with everyone on my roster, and can also be used to put others over, which is crucial to any organization.