Coffey

Rick Martel If it were Demolition as a team it'd be a lot tougher. It isn't. "The Model" from Cocoa Beach, Florida is running away with this one. Martel was influential too. Blindfold match in WWF baby!

"Rowdy" Roddy Piper It's not even close. Jericho is a schmuck. Piper is a legend.

Davey Boy Smith

The Ultimate Warrior Wrestlemania VII with Warrior against Savage is better than Wrestlemania XIX with Lesnar against Angle. Maybe not the whole cards but those matches. The Warrior just had a presence about him. Yeah, Brock is the better worker but I have a lot of love for Warrior. I was such a mark for him. I didn't know what to do at Wrestlemania VI when he was going against Hogan. Who do I cheer for? I think that Warrior had a bigger impact.

Obviously, it's Bret Hart. It sucks though because I want to vote for Bam Bam Bigelow because I'm such a mark for him. He's one of my favorite wrestlers. The "Beast from the East" was a great moniker for him. In WWF though, he didn't really do anything. For him, it was all about Japan and ECW. Bret, on the other hand, was GREAT in WWF. Not only that but he was there forever. Hart Foundation all the way up to...well, we all know.

It's not The Hammer's fault that he doesn't have a lot of great matches though. I mean, the majority of his matches were over in under twenty minutes. The Hammer doesn't warm up until around the forty-five minute mark!

It doesn't really matter because it's the same person.

Damn, another tough one. I liked all the Kaufman shit with Lawler. I liked how Honky would just dip to keep the title though. In the end, Piledriver > Swinging Neck Breaker. Voted Lawler.

The Hammer Valentine.

This is really hard for me. I'm going with Adonis. I liked him a lot.

Arn Anderson will make the tournament. Voted Brainbusters.

Funk because I know he's done more than Rikishi. Not to mention he helped out ECW a lot. The Sulton sucked.

Savio sucked. Voted IRS.

Val Venis because I'm a mark.

Tajiri. Not just because of the better workrate but because he wasn't Johnny B. Badd. He didn't have a shitty boxing match with Scotty Flamengo.

Oh shit, I'm stoked!

This is terrible. I was hoping to see a Triple Threat reunion at the ECW show. He, shit...I can't even say anything else. I wonder how Tammy is holding up. Candido helped her get through a lot of tough times it would seem. I'll be throwing up the Triple Threat sign in his honor all day today.

Samoa Joe fearing not getting work is the worst thing that I think I have ever read. He's probably my current favorite wrestler. If he keeps up what he's been doing and only goes on to improve, he may go down as one of my favorites of all-time. Hearing him worry about getting work though? That's insane. As good a worker as he is....

Whatever duder, that's when they got even more comedy! Jimmy Jam Garvin with Badstreet and Big Daddy Dink. Can't forget DDP. GOOD GAWD! LOL!

Whoa, I thought there was no way someone would share my Michael Hayes sentiments. That's crazy. Was you a member of the fan club? I didn't want him crushing my head!

I see that the current vote count is 9-0. Does ANYONE like the Raw commentary?

OK, yeah, I agree with that.

You know you want to participate. NO HONORABLE MENTIONS (which includes "just missed the list). That's cheating! PUT THEM IN ORDER, damnit! "I can't put them in order" is a fucking cop-out, man. 1. Vader Vader is the best big man to ever wrestle in my eyes. Seeing as how I'm a big guy myself, and pretty much always have been, I looked at Vader as sort of a role model. He was the reason that I started watching WCW over WWF. He was also a big reason why I started looking for japanese matches. 2. Michael "P.S." Hayes The Fabulous Freebirds are my favorite tag team of all-time. That alone is enough to include Hayes. Still, his character, love him or hate him, made you want to tune in. He just screamed charisma to me. He was a playboy but he backed up his mouth in the ring. Or at least cheated to win. 3. Nikita Koloff He was fucking crazy. I believed it when he snapped on people. He wasn't the greatest wrestler but I marked hard for his promos. I'll never forget when he snapped on Lex Luger and told him that it was HIS US title. He had "the look." 4. "Superfly" Jimmy Snuka I don't like him for the same reasons that Foley did. Although I thought that cage match leap was cool, by the time I'd seen it, I'd already watched TLC matches and shit. So it wasn't that big of a deal to me. When you look at it's time frame it was. I liked Snuka because I thought he was a great flyer. I liked him because he was different. Hell, he never even really talked. He just seemed like a crazy, cracked out flying samoan. 5. The Great Muta The Muta in WCW was fabulous. Next to Jushin Liger, I think Muta was the first japanese wrestler that I ever saw. He was a great wrestler with a larger than life entrance. He was wrestling ahead of his time. He was just so fresh. He didn't need to talk. The language barrier didn't matter because his ring work was so great.