WWE Fantasy G1

This is, essentially, a version of New Japan's G1 Climax, using Wrestlers in their primes from across WWE's history.

For those unfamiliar with the G1 Climax, there are two blocks, A block and B Block. Each Block has 10 Wrestlers in it. Each Wrestler in the Blocks will Wrestle everyone from their Block at least once. They get 2 points for a Victory, 1 point for a time limit draw, and 0 points for a loss. At the end, the wrestler with the most points in each Block have a match.

Block A: Brock Lesnar, Stone Cold Steve Austin, Hulk Hogan, Braun Strowman, Goldberg, CM Punk, Mick Foley, Kane, Ric Flair, AJ Styles

Block B: Kofi Kingston, The Undertaker, Daniel Bryan, Sting, John Cena, The Rock, Bret Hart , Macho Man Randy Savage, Shawn Michaels, Shinsuke Nakamura

Probably comes down to Prime Brock, Goldberg or Hogan vs Prime Andre.

And in the end, it’s Prime Andre.

[QUOTE=Beadle;4467945]Probably comes down to Prime Brock, Goldberg or Hogan vs Prime Andre.

And in the end, it’s Prime Andre.[/QUOTE]

You don't think Prime Yaker, The Rock, Stone Cold, or Cena have a chance against Andre?

Not Prime Andre, no. This means pre-Rock & Wrestling Era Andre. Guy was an utter beast.

[QUOTE=Beadle;4467965]Not Prime Andre, no. This means pre-Rock & Wrestling Era Andre. Guy was an utter beast.[/QUOTE]

yeah prime andre was freaky fast and agile for a man his size. add his legit inhuman power and he's not someone you can beat. not by yourself anyway.

Well, in the interest of having a less obvious winner, I'd subbed out Andre for Sting

[QUOTE=Jcogginsa;4468458]Well, in the interest of having a less obvious winner, I'd subbed out Andre for Sting[/QUOTE]

surfer, crow, wolfpac, evil fucker, MEM, or joker sting?

[QUOTE=master of read;4468697]surfer, crow, wolfpac, evil fucker, MEM, or joker sting?[/QUOTE]

Whichever would be considered his prime, so I'd assume Surfer, Crow, or Wolfpac Sting

[QUOTE=Jcogginsa;4468725]Whichever would be considered his prime, so I'd assume Surfer, Crow, or Wolfpac Sting[/QUOTE]

you could also say MEM is good too since he was going up against prime aj, joe and kurt.

[QUOTE=master of read;4468774]you could also say MEM is good too since he was going up against prime aj, joe and kurt.[/QUOTE]

Well I'll let Y'all make the call on when these Wrestlers were in their primes

[QUOTE=master of read;4468774]you could also say MEM is good too since he was going up against prime aj, joe and kurt.[/QUOTE]
AJ & Joe, yes. TNA Kurt was not Prime Kurt. Prime Kurt was the WWE Kurt in the era of his feuds with Benoit, HBK etc.

[QUOTE=Beadle;4468808]AJ & Joe, yes. TNA Kurt was not Prime Kurt. Prime Kurt was the WWE Kurt in the era of his feuds with Benoit, HBK etc.[/QUOTE]

i still say early TNA kurt is part of his prime. his trilogy with joe was probably the best matches of his career.

[QUOTE=Jcogginsa;4467798]This is, essentially, a version of New Japan's G1 Climax, using Wrestlers in their primes from across WWE's history.

For those unfamiliar with the G1 Climax, there are two blocks, A block and B Block. Each Block has 10 Wrestlers in it. Each Wrestler in the Blocks will Wrestle everyone from their Block at least once. They get 2 points for a Victory, 1 point for a time limit draw, and 0 points for a loss. At the end, the wrestler with the most points in each Block have a match.

Block A: Brock Lesnar, Stone Cold Steve Austin, Hulk Hogan, Braun Strowman, Goldberg, CM Punk, Mick Foley, Kane, Ric Flair, AJ Styles

Block B: Kofi Kingston, The Undertaker, Daniel Bryan, Sting, John Cena, The Rock, Bret Hart , Macho Man Randy Savage, Shawn Michaels, Shinsuke Nakamura[/QUOTE]

To make things a bit easier to conceive, here's what Night One for Each Block would be

A:
Brock Lesnar vs. AJ Styles
Stone Cold Steve Austin vs. Ric Flair
Hulk Hogan vs. Kane
Braun Strowman vs. Mick Foley
Goldberg vs. CM Punk

B:
Kofi Kingston vs. Shinsuke Nakamura
The Undertaker vs. Shawn Michaels
Daniel Bryan vs. Macho Man Randy Savage
Sting vs. Bret Hart
John Cena vs. The Rock

(Some of these have actually happened, but that's inevitable)

[QUOTE=Beadle;4467965]Not Prime Andre, no. This means pre-Rock & Wrestling Era Andre. Guy was an utter beast.[/QUOTE]

I'm not certain Andre can handle wrestling that many matches in a row. Andre was on painkillers early in his career. I see at least two draws/losses in that bracket (Hogan/Flair). I like prime Andre in any given matchup on any given night if he was at full health, but the schedule (Don't forget the tag matches) is too much for him. I could see Austin sneaking through that block on points.

Second Block is Prime Taker to lose. Only the Rock has a realistic chance against him in that block. Everyone else has jobbed to him at least once.

Undertaker should win this. More endurance.

[QUOTE=Little_Mac;4474608]I'm not certain Andre can handle wrestling that many matches in a row. Andre was on painkillers early in his career. I see at least two draws/losses in that bracket (Hogan/Flair). I like prime Andre in any given matchup on any given night if he was at full health, but the schedule (Don't forget the tag matches) is too much for him. I could see Austin sneaking through that block on points.

Second Block is Prime Taker to lose. Only the Rock has a realistic chance against him in that block. Everyone else has jobbed to him at least once.

Undertaker should win this. More endurance.[/QUOTE]
That’s a very good point about Andre.