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Lawler has been on plenty of indie shows which are shown on live circuit tv or on DVD/VHS releases. He has a "open contract" the last time I checked.

I believe so, yes. Although the chances of McMahon facing any real threat is slim to none.

To continue ignoring the WWF altogether.

I know, I know. And just so you know, the ten I listed are my favorites, not who are the best ever, although most of them would remain. I didn't include Tsuruta simply because I haven't seen enough of him to actually base an intelligent opinion on. I've seen a lot of his later matches, when he was already slowing down, but haven't seen a lot of the stuff where he's at his best. I didn't include the Destroyer for the same reasons. Although, if I did watch a considerable amount of footage of either guy, I'm sure my list would be altered considerably. Flair - I picked Flair because I've always enjoyed his great matches, and the ability to carry lesser known wrestlers to great matches. His charisma is another factor, even today, it sets him apart. Kobashi - The man is a modern day miracle to science and medicine. Scientists and Doctors should be studying him 24/7. Plus, he just flat out rocks in the ring. Kawada - One of the stiffest bastards to ever lace up a pair of boots. His eyes just scream hatred, which I'm a mark for in wrestling. Benoit - Dismissing the fact he's a cold blooded murderer, he was one of the best to ever lace up. He was willing to sacrifice his body at any given moment. His intensity was awe inspiring. E. Guerrero - A complete dick head heel, or a sympathy getting face. He could go with the best of them, he could fly, and he could act. A true package performer. Hansen - One of the best big men ever (I consider him a big man due to his weight). He is the definition of grizzled veteran. The tough guy who sits at the end of the bar and everyone avoids like the plague. Liger - The NJPW junior. Has had so many great and memorable matches, it's hard to list them all. He took what Sayama/Billington did and pushed the envelope even further. Billington - I'm a mark for intensity, and Mr. Billington had plenty of it. He made "little men" a highlight, and a must watch. I'm also a mark for determination and strong willed individuals. He wrestled with a broken back, unlike HBK. Misawa - Took the reigns from Jumbo and never looked back. Although his greediness will forever be his downfall, he could work with the best of them and keep up no problem. Danielson - Like Billington and Benoit, his intensity is cool as shit. I just like the little things he does, working over a bodypart by picking it apart. I especially like the way he works over a hand, or arm. Out of all of the current wrestlers performing today, Danielson is by far one of the best, and most entertaining to watch. I disagree with how he treats his body though, but he's a grown man. This list may change since I'm buying a lot of stuff from GH right now

Yeah, I've never gotten that either. Bret and Eddie are far superior to Shawn, nearly any day of the week. Hell, just ask Bret, he'll tell you how great he was Here's what my top ten would look like: In no particular order - Flair Kobashi Kawada Benoit E. Guerrero Hansen Liger Billington Misawa Danielson

EDIT: Nevermind.

No matter who made it, putting Taker/Kane from WM14 above Los Gringos Locos/Octagon/Santo Hairs vs. Mask automatically disqulifies it, and makes it null and void.

That was pretty funny Floyd. Especially when it got to Bret Hart.

Ah, kinda explains the weirdness of the results then.

What is this based on? Drawing, ability, accomplishments, titles held, prestige, overness, etc - or just a random voting thing?