Dillster's Big Board: Road to WarGames Draft Picks #41-50

Welcome to the money rounds.

Anybody can draft Cody Rhodes in the first round. Anybody can grab CM Punk, Roman Reigns or Trick Williams when they're staring you in the face. Championships aren't won because you nailed your first three picks.

They're won because you found value when everyone else stopped paying attention.

This is where leagues are won. These are the hidden gems. The comeback stories. The future pushes. The guys and gals sitting on waivers in Week 3 that suddenly become must-adds by Week 6.

Miss on these picks and you'll be praying those two weekly free-agent moves are enough to bail you out.

Hit on one or two of them?

You'll look like a genius while everyone else wonders how you saw it coming.

Let's finish this Big Board the right way.

#41 Bronson Reed

If Bronson Reed never tears his biceps, we're probably talking about him as a Top 20 fantasy asset.

Before the injury he was building serious momentum. WWE clearly had plans for the big man after he knocked off Roman Reigns in one of the biggest wins of his career. That's not something creative gives away by accident.

The rehab pictures tell the story.

Bronson looks leaner.

Stronger.

Hungrier.

That's a dangerous combination for a guy who already wrestled like a wrecking ball.

He finished 25th in total fantasy points in 2025 and now returns to a roster that desperately needs another monster heel. Don't expect him to come back quietly. When Reed returns, expect squash wins, television time and eventually a championship opportunity.

Late-round gold.

#42 Jimmy Uso

Jimmy Uso isn't flashy.

He isn't winning MVP.

But fantasy isn't always about highlights.

Sometimes it's about availability.

Jimmy is almost always involved somewhere in The Bloodline universe, and that's valuable. Whether it's singles matches, tag matches or storyline appearances, he's going to be on your television.

The numbers tell a mixed story:

• 26th in 2025
• 37th in 2026
• 60th on the Road to SummerSlam

The production is sliding, but here's why I still like him...

Jimmy ranks 6th all-time in matches wrestled since Draftastic scoring began in 2025.

Volume creates points.

You may never love starting Jimmy Uso, but you'll rarely hate having him on your roster.

#43 Angelo Dawkins

Fantasy owners forget about Angelo Dawkins until the Street Profits get hot.

Then suddenly everyone is scrambling to add him.

The Profits didn't hold the tag titles very long during the Road to SummerSlam, but that championship reign proved one thing...

WWE still trusts them.

Whenever tag team gold is involved, Dawkins becomes fantasy relevant almost overnight.

He's currently 43rd in all-time fantasy points while climbing to 27th during the Road to SummerSlam.

If Montez Ford and Angelo Dawkins find themselves chasing tag gold again, don't wait.

Beat your league mates to the waiver wire.

#44 Solo Sikoa

This might be my favorite sleeper on the entire board.

Solo's face turn has completely changed how fans react to him.

Crowds are behind him.

They're chanting.

They're invested.

And if we've learned anything under Triple H's creative direction, it's this...

Crowd reactions earn opportunities.

Solo's rankings have slipped:

• 23rd in 2025
• 40th in 2026
• 62nd on the Road to SummerSlam

That doesn't scream "draft me."

But fantasy championships are won by projecting what's coming—not what already happened.

Solo feels like someone who's one signature victory away from becoming a weekly contributor.

If WWE finally pulls the trigger...

This could be the biggest steal in the final ten rounds.

#45 Lash Legend

Lash Legend looks like she was built in a laboratory to become a WWE Superstar.

She's powerful.

Athletic.

Charismatic.

And she's finally getting meaningful opportunities.

After her run alongside Nia Jax as part of the Irresistible Forces, Lash has punched her ticket into the SummerSlam Ladder Match for the Interim Women's Championship.

Do I think she wins?

Probably not.

Do I think WWE sees her as a future singles star?

Absolutely.

She's already sitting 25th in total fantasy points during 2026, and it feels like her ceiling is much higher than that.

Keep your eye on the Women's United States Championship picture.

That's where I think Lash eventually lands.

#46 Royce Keys

Royce Keys feels like a future main-event player.

Not today.

Maybe not tomorrow.

But eventually.

Every promotion needs believable powerhouses, and Royce checks every box. WWE has taken its time bringing him along, but the progression has been steady.

He's sitting:

• 42nd in 2026
• 43rd on the Road to SummerSlam

Consistency matters this late in the draft.

Personally?

I'd love to see him collide with Trick Williams or Carmelo Hayes.

Those are money feuds waiting to happen.

Don't sleep on Royce.

#47 Michin

Nobody saw this coming.

Michin has quietly become one of the biggest fantasy surprises of the Road to SummerSlam.

Her partnership with Jade Cargill has completely revitalized her television presence.

Last Friday she and B-Fab shocked Tiffany Stratton and Chelsea Green.

Those wins matter.

Momentum matters.

Creative confidence matters.

Michin has climbed to 31st on the Road to SummerSlam, despite finishing only 53rd in 2026 and 57th in 2025.

That tells me one thing...

The arrow is pointing straight up.

If this duo finds themselves chasing the Women's Tag Team Championships, Michin instantly becomes one of the best late-round values in fantasy and I would pick up B-Fab as well!

#48 R-Truth

How is this man still doing it?

Seriously.

R-Truth refuses to age.

He's still entertaining.

Still winning.

Still collecting fantasy points.

Alongside Damian Priest, Wepa Up continues a long SmackDown Tag Team Championship reign, currently sitting at 134 days and counting.

Title defenses equal points.

Television time equals points.

Championships equal opportunity.

Eventually this run ends.

When it does...

Don't be afraid to move on.

Until then?

Ride the veteran.

#49 Lola Vice

If your league scores NXT...

Draft Lola Vice.

It's really that simple.

She ranks 37th during the Road to SummerSlam, and the only blemish on her record came against Kendall Grey.

Don't overreact.

Champions lose matches.

Future stars bounce back.

Lola has everything WWE looks for in a modern superstar—legitimate combat sports credibility, charisma, athleticism and a believable offense.

Tuesday nights matter in Draftastic.

Lola Vice is one of the biggest reasons why.

#50 Talla Tonga

Want a lottery ticket?

Here's your lottery ticket.

Talla Tonga is exactly what WWE loves.

He's enormous.

He's intimidating.

He's believable.

And they're presenting him like an absolute monster.

After standing tall alongside Toma Tonga and Haku following their interference against Wepa Up and the War Raiders, it became crystal clear...

The Talla Tonga is a force to be reckoned with.

His fantasy résumé is still developing.

63rd all-time isn't impressive.

But 42nd during the Road to SummerSlam shows he's trending in the right direction.

Here's the stat that jumps off the page:

67% all-time winning percentage. Eighth best since 2025.

Winning creates fantasy points.

If Talla and Toma capture tag team gold during the Road to WarGames...

You'll wish you drafted him here.

The Final Word

There it is.

The complete Dillster Top 50 Big Board for the Road to WarGames.

Now comes the hard part.

Executing your draft.

Don't overthink it.

Don't draft with your heart.

Draft with your head.

Championships aren't won because you picked the biggest names—they're won because you saw the breakout before everyone else did.

Remember, your roster is going to change. Injuries happen. Storylines shift. Champions fall. New stars rise. Stay active, trust the process, and don't be afraid to cut bait when someone isn't producing. Fantasy owners who get emotionally attached to draft picks usually end up watching the playoffs from home.

I've done the homework.

I've watched the matches.

I've studied the numbers.

Now it's your turn.

Draft smart.

Dominate your league.

And when you're holding that Road to WarGames Championship while everyone else is wondering what happened...

Just smile and tell them...

The Dillster told you so.