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Bad News Brown The only thing I remember Sgt. Slaughter doing was becoming an Iraqi sympathizer and losing to Hogan at Wrestlemania. Most of his good shit came before '85. At least I assume. When he randomly still comes out to be the sympathetic, patriotic babyface in this day and age (like he did against Hassan & La R?sistance) it's a joke to me. "Bad News" had the Harlem Sewer Rats and double-crossed Bret in the battle royal with a "Ghetto Blaster." That's better than Sarge running around with Iron Shiek and Adnon only to get a legdrop.

The Undertaker Sid never did shit and I loved "Deadman Inc." Not to mention The Undertaker has had a lot of overlooked gems and memorable moments. Especially as it pertains to Wrestlemania entrances.

Christian Rey blows too many spots for my liking. Not only that but most of his memorable matches, at least to me, didn't come from WWE. They were in WCW & ECW. At least the good matches that he's been in that I've seen. I like Christian's gimmick matches. Almost all of the TLC matches are memorable. He takes good bumps too. I can't overlook his run with E&C either. That shit was gold. When Angle got thrown into the mix, it was even better!

Diesel Jannetty never did anything on his own that is memorable. Well, he got thrown through the Barbershop window but that credit goes to HBK. At least Diesel had some singles matches and shit. A lot of them were terrible, much like his WWF run with the title, but he still did more than Marty.

Bob Backund I'm sticking with Mr. Bob Backlund, damnit! I liked his run the second time around when he was slapping random people in the Crossface Chickenwing. Owen's best moment was getting clowned on by Jason Sensation and getting Bret's mom to throw in the towel on Bret in the submission match with Backlund. HAH!

Razor Ramon I don't really think that I have to defend myself with this vote. I really enjoyed a lot of what Razor did. Especially his ladder matches with HBK. I thought that he made a terrific IC champion and he had a ton of natural charisma. He's better both in the ring and on the stick than Smash. Repo Man sucked.

Chris Jericho I love Rob Van Dam but I'd be a fool to think that he's done anything in WWE that's really been of note. Jericho has at least shown some glimmers of hope. Not to mention Jericho is a lot better on the microphone. Workrate wise, Jericho gets the nob. I've never really been a big fan of his work though. Nevertheless, it's better than the spotty matches that RVD is accustomed to. I've seen Jericho have good matches without the use of a gimmick match. I don't know if I can say the same for RVD. At least if we're talking WWF '85 - present.

Mr. Perfect I'm basing this decision mostly on workrate. I also have generally liked heels moreso than babyfaces. I think Mr. Perfect had one of the greatest entrances of all-time and his finisher was a lot more established than pretty much any move that WARRIOR did. Hennig destroys WARRIOR on the microphone too.

All I know is that was the best Sweet Chin Music that I've ever seen.

Kurt Angle

Austin

Benoit. Damnit

Edge

Yoko

"Macho Man" Randy Savage

The Hulkster

HBK

The Rock

H?

Eddy Guerrero

Mick Foley

Rick Martel

Roddy Piper

Bret Hart