Dillster's Big Board: Road to WarGames Picks #31-40

We've officially crossed the halfway point of the draft, and this is where Fantasy Championships are quietly won...or completely blown apart.

These are the value rounds. You're no longer drafting guaranteed stars. You're drafting upside, momentum, opportunity, and maybe a little bit of blind faith. The key here is simple: don't get emotionally attached. If these picks hit, they become incredible value. If they don't? Cut bait and hit the waiver wire before your league mates do.

Let's get into the next ten names on Dillster's Big Board.

#31 & #32: Laney Reid & Fallon Henley

The newly crowned Women's Tag Team Champions slide in back-to-back, and that's no accident.

Fatal Influence finally has what they've desperately needed since arriving on the main roster—direction.

Let's be honest...their first three months on WWE television have been rough. Reid owns just a 1-8 record while Henley hasn't been much better at 2-10. Those aren't exactly championship résumés.

But championships change everything.

Fans absolutely love to hate these two, and that's exactly what WWE wants. They've found an identity, they've got television time every week, and now they'll be defending the Women's Tag Team Championships against every team that wants a shot.

History also works in their favor.

The previous five Women's Tag Team Championship reigns have lasted anywhere from 49 to 100 days. If history repeats itself, these two are going to have multiple opportunities to rack up Fantasy points before dropping the gold.

Sometimes it's not about past production.

It's about future opportunity.

At Picks 31 and 32, that's exactly what you're buying.

#33: Tony D'Angelo

Forget about him being "just an NXT guy."

Tony D'Angelo is the face of NXT.

For the first time ever, Road to WarGames leagues include NXT talent, and that's going to reward owners willing to think outside the traditional WWE box.

Yes, NXT matches score fewer Fantasy points than Raw or SmackDown, but consistency matters. Tony was 32nd overall on the Road to SummerSlam in leagues that included NXT, proving that reliable weekly production can outweigh occasional main roster explosions.

As NXT Champion, he's going to be featured every Tuesday night.

That means another opportunity to score while everyone else in your league is waiting for Friday.

That's value.

#34: Zaria

If you're looking for the next breakout star, look no further.

Zaria has all the tools.

The NXT Women's North American Champion finished tied with Tony D'Angelo for 32nd on the Road to SummerSlam leaderboard, and every week she looks more comfortable carrying a championship.

She wrestles with intensity.

She looks like a star.

And perhaps most importantly...

She feels inevitable.

Could she receive a surprise main roster call-up during Road to WarGames?

Maybe.

If she does, enjoy the extra 10 Fantasy bonus points while everyone else scrambles to claim they "saw it coming."

Even if she stays in NXT, she's going to be near the top of the women's division every Tuesday night, making her one of the safest NXT investments available.

#35: Kendall Grey

The women are carrying NXT right now, and Kendall Grey might be leading the charge.

Fresh off capturing the NXT Women's Championship, Grey has quickly established herself as one of the brand's toughest competitors. She doesn't rely on flash. She relies on grit, toughness, and finding ways to win.

Her "Shades of Grey" finisher has quietly become one of the better finishing moves in NXT, and she's already proving she belongs in championship conversations.

The numbers back it up.

Grey currently sits 31st overall on the Road to SummerSlam, making her the highest-scoring NXT Superstar on this list.

That tells me one thing...

Don't sleep on Tuesday nights.

#36: Finn Bálor

This might be the biggest boom-or-bust pick of the round.

Finn has worked himself back into the main event conversation and now finds himself battling Sami Zayn for a World Championship opportunity.

I honestly think that match could go either way.

If Finn wins?

He's probably getting a title shot on SmackDown or at one of the smaller Premium Live Events.

Do I think he walks away with the championship?

Probably not.

But here's the thing...

Being in championship storylines means television time.

Television time means matches.

Matches mean Fantasy points.

Since separating himself from Judgment Day, Finn feels refreshed. He's currently 30th on the Road to SummerSlam standings and 35th overall in 2026.

That's outstanding value for someone who still knows how to find himself in the spotlight.

#37: Carmelo Hayes

Nobody has a Trick Williams problem quite like Carmelo Hayes.

Let's be clear...

Melo is still one of the best athletes in WWE.

The problem isn't Carmelo.

The problem is Trick has become one of the biggest stars in the company.

When Melo held the United States Championship, it felt important.

When Trick holds it?

It feels like the main event.

That's a tough comparison for anyone.

I still expect these two to cross paths again, and don't be shocked if Melo steals the championship for a short reign somewhere along the Road to WarGames.

The talent is undeniable.

But trends matter.

He's currently 20th overall in 2026 while slipping to 46th during the Road to SummerSlam stretch.

That's why he's this low.

He's capable of finishing much higher—but he's going to need creative to remember exactly how special he is.

#38: Montez Ford

Every year we ask the same question.

"When is Montez Ford finally getting the singles push?"

Every year...

We keep waiting.

The Street Profits' latest Tag Team Championship reign lasted just 14 days before dropping the titles to The Vision, which was disappointing considering how much momentum they had built.

Still...

Ford remains one of the most gifted athletes on the entire roster.

He's currently 27th on the Road to SummerSlam leaderboard, and whether it's chasing The Vision for another Tag Team Championship opportunity or finally breaking out as a singles competitor, Montez always feels one big storyline away from exploding.

Draft the talent.

Bet on the upside.

#39: Chelsea Green

Chelsea Green finally got the kind of victory we've been waiting for.

A clean win over Kiana James punched her ticket into the Interim Women's World Championship Ladder Match, and more importantly, it signaled something we've all been hoping for...

Creative is finally taking Chelsea seriously.

She's entertaining.

She's outstanding on the microphone.

She can wrestle.

She makes every segment better.

Will she win the ladder match?

Probably not.

But this feels like the beginning of a bigger push.

Whether it's chasing Tiffany Stratton for the United States Championship or forming an entertaining tag team that eventually captures Women's Tag Team gold, Chelsea is finally getting meaningful opportunities.

Sometimes that's all Fantasy owners need.

#40: Alexa Bliss

It appears Alexa Bliss will miss SummerSlam as Charlotte Flair shifts back into singles competition.

That's unfortunate because Alexa has struggled mightily on the Road to SummerSlam, posting just a 1-5 record.

The tag team magic seems to be over.

For now.

But let's not forget who we're talking about.

This is Alexa Bliss.

A three-time Women's World Champion.

A Triple Crown Champion.

A performer with one of the strongest résumés in the women's division.

Veterans like Alexa always carry hidden value because WWE knows exactly what they have.

One storyline.

One championship opportunity.

One character shift.

That's all it takes for Alexa to become one of the biggest waiver-wire regrets of the season.

Final Thoughts

This is where smart Fantasy owners separate themselves from everyone else.

The casual players are drafting names.

The experienced players are drafting opportunity.

Don't be afraid to invest in NXT. Tuesday nights are officially part of the equation now, and savvy owners can gain an extra night of scoring while the rest of the league overlooks it.

There are former World Champions like Finn Bálor and Alexa Bliss still sitting on the board. There are rising stars like Kendall Grey, Zaria, and Tony D'Angelo ready to make names for themselves. And there are championship holders like Fatal Influence who suddenly have all the momentum in the world.

The margins get smaller from here.

Every pick matters.

Every waiver move matters.

And if you nail these middle rounds...

You'll be the one everyone else is chasing when WarGames arrives.

Dill With It.