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Team Standings

• Team Undertaker: 0 pt + 1 pt = 1 pt
  Shiloh Hill, Dani Sekelsky, Bayley Humphrey, Drake Morreaux.
• Team Bubba Ray Dudley: 0 pt + 0 pt = 0 pt
  Zena Serling, Elijah Holyfield, Haze Jameson, Brayden "BJ" Ray.
• Team Booker T: 0 pt + 1 pt = 1 pt
  Harlem Lewis, Chris Island, Sirena Linton, Tatyanna Dumas.
• Team Michelle McCool: 0 pt + 0 pt = 0 pt
  Penina "P-Nasty" Tuilaepa, Anthony Luke, Trill London, Summer Sorrell.

It’s LFG Draft Day, and the board is heating up. We kick off with a recap of last week’s dramatic cliffhanger—Booker T losing his cool after Michelle McCool snagged two of his top prospects. But this week, Booker’s back, calm and collected... for now. First up: Bubba Ray Dudley makes his pick and brings Zena Sterling back to Team Bubba. Booker follows by selecting Harlem Lewis, while The Undertaker unsurprisingly locks in his star pupil, Shiloh Hill. The second round gets even spicier: Bubba grabs Elijah Holyfield, Booker adds Chris Island, and Taker takes Dani Sekelsky. Michelle kicks off Round 3 with Trill London, Bubba drafts Haze Jameson, Booker selects Sirena Linton, and The Deadman goes with Bayley Humphrey. In the final round, Michelle picks Summer Sorrell, Booker grabs Tatyanna Dumas, and Bubba’s left choosing between Drake Morreaux and Brayden "BJ" Ray. After a tense face-off, Bubba picks "BJ" for Team Bubba—leaving Drake to land on Team Undertaker by default.

Match 1: Trill London vs. Drake Morreaux

Drake wastes no time asserting himself, using a distraction on the referee to gain an early advantage over Trill. Trill fights back with his speed and agility, gaining momentum with crisp offense—until a risky dive to the outside backfires when Drake dodges it at the last second. The match delivers solid back-and-forth action, with the Legends at ringside visibly impressed by Trill’s raw talent. But in a critical moment, Trill goes for a springboard and slips—opening the door for Drake to capitalize with a brutal chokeslam for the three-count. A strong showing from both men, and a solid win for Drake. Good stuff all around.

Match 2: Summer Sorrell vs. Dani Sekelsky

I really enjoyed the slow, methodical start—both women taking their time, trading blows, and feeling each other out. It set the tone for a match that felt evenly matched from the jump. Summer Sorrell played the heel well, leaning into the attitude, but Dani’s fiery energy turned the tide. She mounted a strong comeback and sealed the win with a very unique leg submission that earned a well-deserved tapout (I approve!). A great match—maybe a bit short, but definitely left an impression.

Match 3: Harlem Lewis vs. Brayden "BJ" Ray

The crowd was firmly behind “BJ” in this one, and he worked hard to show he deserved the love. Harlem played the powerhouse role perfectly, dominating early and making "BJ" fight from underneath. To his credit, "BJ" showed grit—outmaneuvering Harlem at times and flashing some solid in-ring skills. But eventually, Harlem caught him mid-run and planted him with a thunderous “Boomslang” for the one, two, three. Strong showing from both men, but Harlem continues to look like the real deal.

Match 4: Haze Jameson vs. Bayley Humphrey

Haze was up against the odds from the start, and Bayley made sure she felt it—dominating early and tossing Haze around with ease. Haze showed flashes of potential, but her offense lacked impact, and Bayley shrugged off every attempt at a comeback. A massive press slam into a gutbuster earned a convincing near fall (I thought it was over right there), and shortly after, Bayley transitioned smoothly into her finisher for the decisive win. Strong showcase for Bayley—Haze still has some refining to do.

It’s time to award the first points of the season! Starting with the women, the choice is unanimous—all four Legends select Dani Sekelsky as this week’s standout female competitor. Well deserved. As for the men, the picks are split: Bubba goes with "BJ" Ray, The Undertaker picks Drake Morreaux, and Michelle McCool chooses Harlem Lewis. That leaves Booker T, who also sides with Harlem—earning Harlem the first point for the men’s division.

—LFG💥

Summary: S02E02

It’s Draft Day on Legends and Future Greats, and the picks are heating up! After last week’s dramatic ending, Booker T returns calm and composed—at least for now. The draft continues with big moves: Bubba Ray Dudley brings back Zena Sterling, Booker locks in Harlem Lewis, and The Undertaker stays loyal to his prodigy Shiloh Hill. Round 2 sees Bubba take Elijah Holyfield, Booker pick Chris Island, and Taker scoop up Dani Sekelsky. Michelle McCool opens Round 3 with Trill London, followed by Bubba selecting Haze Jameson, Booker going with Sirena Linton, and The Undertaker adding powerhouse Bayley Humphrey. The final round ends with Michelle drafting Summer Sorrell, Booker choosing Tatyanna Dumas, and Bubba deciding between Brayden “BJ” Ray and Drake Morreaux. After a tense face-off, Bubba goes with BJ—leaving Drake to round out Team Undertaker.
In-ring action didn’t disappoint. Drake Morreaux outlasted a flashy Trill London in a strong opener. Dani Sekelsky delivered a statement win over Summer Sorrell with a unique submission, earning unanimous praise from the Legends. Harlem Lewis and BJ Ray battled in a physical contest with Harlem ultimately asserting his dominance once again. Bayley Humphrey looked like a destroyer against Haze Jameson, who showed heart but couldn’t match Bayley’s power.
To close the night, the Legends handed out the first points of the season. On the women’s side, the decision was unanimous—Dani Sekelsky earns the point. For the men, votes were split, but with Booker siding with Michelle, Harlem Lewis scores the point. The scoreboard is live—and so is the competition.



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