The Founders Big Board Showdown: Road to WarGames

Sunday, August 2, 2026 · Dillster

The Founders Big Board Showdown: 75 Picks. 3 Minds. 1 Goal.

Every fantasy owner has an opinion.

Very few have actually proven they know what they’re talking about.

As we head down the Road to WarGames, the three founders of Draftastic Pro Wrestling have each released their personal Top 75 Big Board. Three different philosophies. Three different personalities. Three fantasy resumes that speak for themselves.

This isn’t three random wrestling fans throwing darts at a board. This is three of the sharpest minds in Draftastic comparing notes before the biggest fantasy season of the year.

So whose board is right?

The answer is probably…all of them.

Meet-the-founders

Dillster – The Swagger

If there is one word that defines Dillster, it’s conviction.

Loud. Abrasive. Passionate. Committed. Dillster isn’t interested in playing it safe. He’s drafting to win championships, not fantasy popularity contests.

Every ranking has a purpose. Every pick has an opinion.

Whether it’s pushing Oba Femi into the Top 5 before everyone else catches on or refusing to back down from bold predictions, Dillster has never been afraid to plant his flag. He’s currently charging toward a Public League Championship on the Road to SummerSlam while simultaneously leading the first-ever Salary Cap Founders Test League. Results matter, and right now the results are backing up the confidence.

Dillster’s philosophy is simple: draft stars, draft opportunity, and trust momentum before everyone else does.

Sometimes you’ll look like a genius.

Sometimes you’ll look crazy.

Most of the time…it’s somewhere in between.

Kayfabe King – The Architect

Every great company needs someone who can build the machine.

That’s Kayfabe King.

The technology mastermind behind Draftastic Pro Wrestling is responsible for making the impossible look easy. From league systems to scoring engines to website development, if it works…there’s a pretty good chance Kayfabe King made it happen.

But don’t mistake “tech guy” for someone who can’t draft.

He’s a back-to-back Legacy League Champion, the runner-up in the very first Founders Head-to-Head League, and one of the most consistent fantasy managers on the platform.

His board reflects exactly who he is.

Balanced.

Calculated.

Disciplined.

He doesn’t chase hype. He values consistency, television time, championship opportunity, and long-term production over flashy surprises. His rankings often become the safest projection for fantasy owners looking to avoid unnecessary risk.

When Kayfabe King believes in someone, it’s because the data and the opportunity line up.

KM Punk – The Analyst

Nobody has evolved more as a fantasy owner than KM Punk.

Early on, the wins didn't come easily.

Instead of making excuses, he studied the game.

He learned the scoring.

He found inefficiencies.

Now?

He's become one of the most dangerous players in Draftastic.

KM Punk enters the Road to WarGames as the overwhelming favorite to capture the Legacy League Championship after dominating the standings for months. He won the Road to SummerSlam Founders Test League, finished runner-up in the inaugural Salary Cap Test League, and for the majority of the Road to SummerSlam led the entire Draftastic Pro Wrestling website in total fantasy points among 271 competitors. While he has since slipped to third overall, that sustained run at the top proved his process wasn't built on luck—it was built on consistently finding value before anyone else.

His rankings reflect the same approach he brings every week.

Analytical.

Forward-thinking.

Calculated aggression.

He's willing to rank someone much higher than consensus if he believes future opportunity outweighs current production. His board often identifies breakout performers before the rest of the fantasy community notices, blending statistical trends with an eye for where WWE creative is headed next.

When KM Punk moves someone up...

Pay attention.

What Do They Agree On?

The biggest takeaway from all three boards?

The elite tier is remarkably consistent.

All three founders unanimously agree that Cody Rhodes is the undisputed No. 1 overall pick heading into WarGames. The American Nightmare continues to be fantasy’s safest superstar thanks to elite production, championship opportunities, and unmatched activity.

CM Punk also earned unanimous respect at No. 2 on every single board. His return has completely reshaped the fantasy landscape, and all three founders expect another massive run.

Roman Reigns, Seth Rollins, Oba Femi, Trick Williams, Liv Morgan, Iyo Sky, Penta, Tiffany Stratton, Sami Zayn, Jade Cargill, Charlotte Flair, Gunther, Stephanie Vaquer, Sol Ruca, Jacob Fatu, Damian Priest, Jey Uso, Chad Gable, Paige, Austin Theory and Raquel Rodriguez all appear in every founder’s Top 35.

That’s not coincidence.

That’s consensus.

If all three founders are independently telling you someone belongs near the top, history says you should probably listen.

Where the Fire Starts

Of course…

If everyone agreed on everything, fantasy drafts wouldn’t be much fun.

The biggest debate begins inside the Top 10.

Dillster believes Oba Femi is already a Top 5 fantasy cornerstone.

Kayfabe King still believes Seth Rollins’ consistency deserves the bronze medal.

KM Punk is betting big on Iyo Sky becoming one of fantasy wrestling’s biggest difference-makers, placing her fourth overall while the other two founders keep her just outside the elite tier.

Further down the board, KM Punk is far more bullish on Charlotte Flair and Chad Gable than the other founders, while Dillster continues to pound the table for Bron Breakker and Lyra Valkyria. Kayfabe King remains the highest believer in Damian Priest, Carmelo Hayes, and Brie Bella, showing confidence in proven opportunity over speculative upside.

Those disagreements are exactly what makes fantasy wrestling great.

One owner sees risk.

Another sees league-winning upside.

The Biggest Sleepers

Every board has its hidden gems.

Dillster believes Laney Reid, Fallon Henley, Kendall Gray and Tony D’Angelo are about to become household fantasy names.

Kayfabe King loves the upside of Tony D’Angelo, Tatum Paxley, Myles Borne and Brad Baylor, trusting opportunity before popularity.

KM Punk is buying stock in Royce Keys, Blake Monroe, Mike Santana and Dragon Lee before the rest of the fantasy community catches up.

These aren’t random names.

They’re calculated gambles that could decide fantasy championships.

The Composite Founders Big Board

When all three rankings are combined, a clear picture begins to emerge.

Founders Composite Top 25

It’s difficult to argue with this list.

The Top 10 represents the biggest fantasy stars in professional wrestling today. The next fifteen are loaded with championship contenders, proven point scorers, and future main-event talent capable of carrying a fantasy faction.

Final Thoughts

One board won’t win your league.

Understanding why each founder values certain wrestlers just might.

Dillster drafts with fearless confidence and momentum.

Kayfabe King builds championship rosters through consistency and calculated decision-making.

KM Punk attacks fantasy wrestling like a chess match, always thinking two moves ahead.

Three founders.

Three different philosophies.

One incredible Road to WarGames.

Now the only question left is…

Which founder are you trusting when you’re on the clock?

Because somebody is going to find the next fantasy superstar.

The Founders just gave you 75 chances to find them.

Dill With It.