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In October 2012, Johnny and Slip decided that it was time to settle their difference once and for all. The game? Smackdown vs. Raw 2006. The objective? Each control a show every week in GM Mode in an attempt to steal viewers from the other man's show. The winner will be the man who makes it to Wrestlemania with the most viewers.
As of June 14th, the viewership is as follows:
Raw is Johnny - 4,520,000 viewers
Slipdown - 5,480,000 viewers
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Draft and Trade results:[]
Original Draft (Part 1):[]
| # | Slipdown | Raw is Johnny |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | The Undertaker* | Steve Austin |
| 2 | Shawn Michaels* | Triple H |
| 3 | Rey Mysterio* | Chris Jericho |
| 4 | Bret Hart* | Kurt Angle |
| 5 | Ric Flair* | Rob Van Dam |
| 6 | Kane* | Eddie Guerrero |
| 7 | J. B. Layfield* | Chris Benoit |
| 8 | Mankind* | Edge |
| 9 | Booker T* | William Regal |
| 10 | Shelton Benjamin* | Randy Orton |
| 11 | Charlie Haas | Muhammad Hassan |
| 12 | Spike Dudley | Steven Richards |
| 13 | Tajiri | Jake Roberts |
| 14 | Orlando Jordan | Carlito |
| 15 | Big Show | John Cena |
| 16 | Scotty 2 Hotty | Rene Dupree |
| 17 | Snitsky | The Rock |
| 18 | Christian | The Hurricane |
| 19 | Chris Masters | Paul London |
| 20 | Batista | Eugene |
- Due to shit fucking up, the order of the first 10 picks of Slipdown's roster are unknown (Johnny scrolled through his list to emphasize how shitty his picks were). So I'm just going with what I believe his first 10 picks would have been.
Rules of Rando Trading:[]
Rando Trades occur on the second week after every PPV. The Trade Master, Duel, takes the rosters and randos one to three people from each show to be traded.
Rando Trade #1 (Part 7):[]
| Slipdown's Tradees | Raw is Johnny's Tradees |
|---|---|
| Batista | The Hurricane |
| Spike Dudley | The Rock |
| Booker T | Andre the Giant |
Rando Trade #2 (Part 11):[]
| Slipdown's Tradees | Raw is Johnny's Tradees |
|---|---|
| J. B. Layfeld | Booker T |
Had a second trade been made, Raw is Johnny would have recieved World Heavyweight Champion Jake Roberts, while Slipdown would have gotten Doug Basham. The third trade would have been Raw's Universal Champion Triple H and Slipdown's Bret Hart.