Tim Cooke

2010 - TBD 2011 - CM Punk vs. John Centa (MITB) 2012 - John Cena vs. Brock Lesnar (Extreme Rules) 2013 - CM Punk vs. Brock Lesnar (Summerslam) 2014 - Daniel Bryan vs. HHH (WrestleMania) 2015 - TBD 2016 - Goldberg vs. Brock Lesnar (Survivor Series) 2017 - TBD 2018 - TBD 2019 - Rey Misterio Jr. vs. Andrade (Smackdown - 1/15)

Agreed. You watch this and think about what a healthy, non-sabotaged by backstage antics Benoit, Sting, and Bret Hart could have done with Goldberg before he lost.

The Cubs Fan and CrossArmBreaker are excellent resources. Do you like flying? High spots? Mat work? Brawling?

Sombra was involved in 3 mask matches on Anniversary cards. The first was a 14-man cage match that did come down to him and Olimpico but that wasn't very good and I haven't seen anyone praise it. The next was the Volador match which was spotty at the time and probably holds up even less since the spots aren’t that impressive six years later. The Atlantis match is a classic (or at least a top lucha match of this decade).

My match of the year is Hechicero vs. Ricky Marvin from October 21. Lucha shoot style. Even with a terrible finish, the match is really interesting. If I actually went through a top 10 I would probably have 2-3 of Rousey's best matches but not sure what would really round out my top 10.

It wasn't worked. If it was, Tenshin would have lasted at least a round, if not 2.

3/30/98, 4/6/98, and 4/13/98 have the best three week build of an angle that WWF ever produced. But no idea on what the best overall RAW is.

Go to crossarmbreaker.com There are some really good lucha reviews there along with a couple of ebooks for more modern lucha matches

Go read the Wrestling Classics thread from 2002 about Shawn as a WON HOF'er vs. Takada. All he has is work. No eluding here. The farther removed we get from his induction, the more I think the "he was regarded as the best of his generation" is overblown as well. There were 10 indy workers between 2002-2007 working as a Benoit clone. I guess Spanky was a Michael's esque guy (while also being trained by him). Point is - straight work gets you into the WON. Michaels and Angle opened that Pandora's box. No reason CIMA and Breaks shouldn't get in based on work.

If we're going off just work alone (the precedent starting with Shawn Michaels), Jim Breaks should be in.