HeadCheese

Fun wrestler and has likable charisma about it, I am not sure if he makes a top 100 list though. Hoping to check out more

Kurt Angle is someone I feel is great and will probably make my list. I think he is consistently fun, I think something that hurts him a lot of is being touted as the best wrestler ever or the why this guy doesn't have five star match poster boy in some circles. I feel like I got convinced that Kurt Angle is the best ever wrestler at time when I watched mostly US television wrestling too. My take on Kurt Angle is he more of consistently fun match match wrestler more than a great match guy. when watching him back specifically from 2000-2002 is how loose his selling is and how enthusiastic he is. The Viscera match is so fun! Overall Kurt Angle as is wrestler is probably a worse Alexander Otsuka but, Alexander Otsuka rules and will make my list probably. Angle will probably be the 80-100 range and Otsuka will probably be ahead of that.

I think even their work on mudshow smaller shows are important. Its not a case breaker but, I think it is really interesting and can help a wrestlers to see what kind of performance they bring when the wrestlers assume that nobody but, the audience will watch the match. I really like watching fan cams of wrestling matches at county fairs for that reason. The wrestler doesnt have to have all time great/body breaking performance at mudshow indies but, I would like them to at least see them make mental effort and be checked in. I dont know if this on purpose but, something that really stands out to me. Is this Buddy Wayne and Buddy Rose clip. I dont know if this show made tape or even what this show is (because there is no cagematch to it), I am even sure if this is a planned thing. Buddy Rose out his prime breaks the ring but, still had the checked in-ness to continue fighting with Buddy Wayne despite the awkward situation, his selling is still really good.

Having adaptability and range (outside of their usual comfort zone) is one of the important. Somopething to remember WWE (or no company) is the world of wrestling. There's people that work whose work works in international companies that doesn't work as well on a smaller scale. I think it great compliment to WALTER as wrestler/presence that basically WXW/Ringkampf Big Daddy Walter worked and did great in so many places just in his ace of show, tv wrestling, WWE house shows, studio wrestling, empty arena wrestling, and stadium main events. Even taking out his WWE work out of it. He has range of being ace/teacher of WXW, being the outside overdog, wrestling shoot style matches, working in PWG, being the star European indies boom (or atleast top three), a very good tag team wrestler, and being well in BJW.

A lot of modern WWE matches have this weird, automated, unloose feeling. I think it's really remarkable for me it feels how often WALTER breaks through that for me. Through that even something like having mutiple finishers. I have really enjoyed his his what I have seen from his pre-WWE work, interested in checking out more.

A really good consistency case, he feels the kind of wrestler who tries constuct his matches to uniquely showcase to what will his opponents and tag team partners seem strongb while doing unique stuff himself. His Evan Bourne stuff is really cool especially the Sin Cara No Count Out match, Mark Henry ECW match, and others. The Sheamus vs. Evan Bounre match sticks. Really good team wrestler. The Mattpool/Blackpool Combat Club vs. Team CMLL match last year was awesome, Sydal/Ricochet vs. Young Bucks vs. Penta/Fenix is one of my favorite matches ever, and The Sydal Brothers and Dante Martin vs. Young Bucks and Kenny Omega is still in my head years later. He can also be an nice agressor heel (vs. Will Ospreay in Rev-Pro and his Wrestling Society X). Interested in checking more. He feels like he might be 80-100.

I'm not sure if I has enough for me to feel like he would make my list but, he is great. I watched him live at Wrestle Reunion. i think sometimes he can be abit to touring matchy but, he's still fun in a variety of settings, the El Torito being so fun. He's is the star in one of my favorite matches ever.

Dr. Wagner Jr is proabably so far in my top 10. He's in 3 of my top 100 matches ever. vs. LA Par-K - AAA Sin Limite (11/15/12) vs. LA Par-K - Todo x Todo (5/11/13) vs. Blue Demon Jr - AAA TripleMania XXVII (8/3/19) If you are able to find watch the full show version, the entrances and post match are so cool. Earliest singles match I have seen of him so far (I think) is him vs. Gran Hamada in 1992 which was fun and he's still having good matches in 2025. Here's him vs. Cibrinetico in IWRG 2024. HiS charisma and presence is great, Bad Medicine is such a great theme song. I don't really know Spanish that well but, he feels like he radiates intensity and passion in what he says. I think something really cool about him how consistent has been. Even in awkward settings (his match in STARDOM) and matches that are not as fun (Dr. Wagner Jr vs. The Jason in BJW) he finds a way to keep me connected. He's so cool.

Big Murakami is making my list, very good performances, one of the best aura guys ever. I put him on the Abdullah The Butcher, Timothy Thatcher, and Andreza Giant Panda level were I would want to see him wrestle everyone. He seems be good still, liked what I've seen from him in RJPW and loved his performance in the KTDan 2 tag with Abe, Nomura, and Yuki Ishikawa.

Mei Suruga vs. Kaori Yoneyama Jushin Thunder Liger vs. Yoshitsune/SUGI Daniel Bryan vs. Tyson Kidd - Saturday Morning Slam Munenori Sawa vs. Fugo Fugo Yumeji at a festival Ted DiBiase vs. Jim Duggan Masaharu Funaki vs. Tatsuo Nakano Lita vs. Trish Stratus Drew McIntyre vs. Oney Lorcan - WWE NXT

Not sure how to feel about Okada, he has alot of great matches but, feels interesting. One of the big detrimental parts of Okada (specifically in his AEW run) is sometimes having a lack of spark and ot effecting his matches alot. I get Okada. I often feel like I want to like his matches more than what comes out.

He's so good!! Nearly everything I have seen him in as has been and interesting. I'm really connected with me, he's so fun. Right now he might be my favorite wrestler of the pre-color tv eras. Has a charisma that connects with alot of fun technical stuff. Not sure where he'll rank but, he's proabably making my list. Here's two matches that really helped me get him.

Mad Dog Connelly is great and is maybe one of the best wrestlers in the world right now. He brings a great intensity and anything can happen to his matches. Great presence. Him vs. Matt Tremont from DPW Victory Lap is one of my favorite matches of the year so far. The Rick Rude comp is fun because his character before Connelly was Dan Liplock (basically a Shawn Micheals early 90s character) from what I have seen is solid but, felt not him. I think it's way too early for him but, if someone put in their 90s I would understand it. Very fun to watch but, is still developing. I try to be stricter with newer wrestlers and more lenient towards older wrestlers.

I have struggled alot with Moxley and if should include him. To me the biggest case against him is in-ring he feels to much like a mirroring dance partner. I think he sometimes wrestles to much the level of his opponents energy wise on. If his opponent is unmotivated or having a bad day in the ring, he is not the type that can save the match and sometimes feel like not get a great individual performance out. One of the better promo and angle workers in modern wrestling too. Moxley is more of a case of that hes a great wrestler but, as of now it feels like I connect with other 90 wrestlers as better wrestlers and he's doesn't feel like a 10 personal pick. Great promo/angle doer and super important wrestler though. The Bucks are proabably the most important wrestlers in starting the ethos of an AEW happening but, Jon Moxley is the most important wrestler in that companies history. I don't know if AEW last as long as it has does without Moxley putting so much heart, credibility, and glue to the promotion.

I personally don't see it at all with Alexa Bliss. If it's In personal favorite section that's cool. I think it is cool with this lists to who connects with pepole. I know my 100 will have wrestlers that proabably won't connect to everybody. I haven't rewatched it but, her and Nikki Cross vs. Asuka and Kairi Sane from the empty arena Wrestlemania stands out as a great match even 5 years later. The Twisted Bliss is so very cool move.

Johnny GWE, one of my favorites as a kid and consistently fun to watch. He does have dips but, those feel like dips (the Samoa Joe, AEW match) but, those feel to me, him having an off night and not clicking more than a consistent run awkward. His Lucha Underground run is great and the AEW Johnny TV (especially when Rampage was happening) consistently fun. One of most fun live wrestlers I have ever seen, especially at indie shows. For context alot of the shows were not taped (there's fancam AEW x Adult Swim Battle For The Booty) but he still put on very fun efforts. I think he is very making things work as a wrestler through his charisma, charm, and skill. A triple threat cage match proabably with The Miz and John Cena who had shakey chemistry before/after this match shouldn't work but it does. Even stuff like the Dirty Dishes match with Taya Valkyrie would feel uncomfortable and maybe a slog with any other pair besides them but, it ends up being a very fun match. Also stuff like the Bad Bunny debut too. The Bunny Destroyer was so cool. Him as The Hammer in Russel Madness is fun too. I think he might 70-90, possibly higher More Match Recs CM Punk vs. John Morrison - WWE ECW, Aired 9/4/06 John Cena vs. John Morrison vs. The Miz (Steel Cage) - WWE Extreme Rules 2011 Big Ryck vs. Johnny Mundo vs. Prince Puma (Ladder Match) - Lucha Underground S1E07, 2014 Johnny Mundo vs. Prince Puma (All Night Long) - Lucha Underground S1E32, 2015 Johnny Mundo vs. Prince Puma - Lucha Underground S3E40 Ultimo Lucha Thres Part 4, 2016 Bad Bunny & Damian Priest vs. John Morrison & The Miz - WWE Wrestlemania Night 1, 4/10/21 Bandido vs. Johnny Downunder - WSW, 3/10/23 Royce Isaacs vs. Johnny Bloodsport - GCW Bloodsport, 3/30/23 Johnny TV vs. Orange Cassidy - AEW Rampage, 8/11/23 Johnny TV & MxM Collection (Mansoor & Mason Madden) vs. Big Boom AJ & The Conglomeration (Mark Briscoe & Orange Cassidy) - AEW Revolution 2025 - Zero Hour, 3/9/25

I think Mei Suruga is probably going to end up in the 90s (personal favorites abd/or limited footage wrestlers I enjoy) This is not Mei Suruga's best match but, a great display on how good she is right now (as of now with Kenny Omega for my picks for wrestler of the year so far). She is facing someone who is celebrating their first year as a wrestler and she had a compelling match inspiring me to watch more Hiyori Kawata. She's doing do so good in her ace run.

Put, this on my GWE list. Tarzan Goto rules too!

Posted this in the Discord "I think you can a case on Dusty Rhodes being a great worker. Really good selling (ex: The Barry Windham claw match) and a good house of energy). He's really good, is a fun old man wrestler, and has great strikes energy (ex: The Sheild vs. Cody and Goldust). The first War Games is all time great match and he's in it the whole time. I don't know if he'll make my list but, I could see a case even without promos. I connect to him more than Atsushi Onita and Hulk Hogan who feel like comps for him." I'm also factoring promos/angles and he's a very good promo/angle wrestler.

Yuji Okabayashi is someone I connect too alot of I think him. Hoping to go deeper into his career. He is one of the best torch passing matches ever vs. Yuya Aoki and in one of the best avant garde matches ever in the 2016 Posiden Adventure Splash Match (Ryuji Ito, Speed Of Sounds (Hercules Senga & Tsutomu Oosugi) & Yuji Okabayashi vs. Brahman Brothers (Brahman Kei & Brahman Shu), Shinobu, and Takayuki Ueki). I think he is also one of my favorite tag team wrestlers this decade, also active, supportive, and a great corner man for pepole lower in BJW's pecking order. He also so good at comedy wrestling too. Not sure where he will rank but, he'll probably make my list

Really interesting and fun wrestler. It's so cool that as the Mascarita Dorada base guy and a very violent brawler. Really enjoyed his 2024 work. The 2008 n Pequeno Reyes Del Aire is so fun.

Really cool wrestler, someone I am hoping to look into deeper on. Something that really stands out is fighting like a jock wrestler I think one of his biggest strengths might be facial selling. Great bleeder too. In some of one of my favorite BJW's with Daisuke Sekimoto & Yoshihito Sasaki vs. Jaki Numazawa & Jun Kasai (the babred wire one specifically). He radiates heart, hoping to watch more of him. I hope he is enjoying his post wrestling career life.

Very fun show, I expected to be a festival of wrestling type show more than a super show. The scenery was super cool. The elimination tag is great match! Mad Dog Connelly vs. Adam Priest is a very good but, not near their peak. I feel like Mad Dog Connelly and Adam Priest will get something really at DEAN ~!!! 3. Very fun pro wrestling and enjoyed that I watched it

Akira Tozawa is such an interesting case of a wrestler, one of the best wrestlers and most likable wrestlers in the 2009-2010s (I ranked 6th best wrestler of the 2010s last year) sandwiched an odd gimmick in Dragon Gate and WWE not really showcasing him much for reasons I am not sure off. He has a lot of fun matches and is very charismatic but, theres also a great sense of heart and emotionally connectivity. When he gets chances to showcase himself he does well and comes across as big effort, I enjoyed his match against Jinder Mahal on Main Event last year (he proabably has more fun matches on Main Event that I just havent seen yet) and a fun squash against Gunther this year. He also holds a a special place in my heart because he was the main event of the first indie show I was a part of (New Wave Pro Wrestling vs. Locura). I think he will make my list.

Adam Page is not someone I'm really considering, that might change. He's probably the best promo in the modern era and a great wrestler. I can totally see him making someones list especially with the emotional attachment he gives off. He has a pretty credible case especially if a voter considers his CWF Mid Atlantic work that's pretty accessible (watched him vs. Trevor Lee early in his career, it was good) and ROH work. Thats 15 years of work. He was even good in watching him in 2012 live against Arik Royal at PWS Wrestle Reunion for like a few minutes before getting attacked by Vader. He feels like someone who personally land at good plus - great/100 wrestlers I probably like more than him.