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194 - Masaaki Mochizuki 2006 Ranking: honourable mention Points: 665 # of Ballots: 16 Average Vote: 59.94 High Vote: 4 (Alan Counihan) Low Vote: 98

195 - Megumi Kudo 2006 Ranking: honourable mention (126) Points: 643 # of Ballots: 19 Average Vote: 67.16 High Vote: 35 Low Vote: 99

If any Indie can put together Pentagon Jr. & LA Park vs The Briscoe Brothers I would be forever happy.

Another on my team has fallen. Jay did pretty well though.

196 - Jay Briscoe 2006 Ranking: unranked Points: 627 # of Ballots: 25 Average Vote: 75.92 High Vote: 38 (ShittyLittleBoots) Low Vote: 100 Recommended Match: Jay Briscoe vs Jay Lethal (ROH, 6/19/2015)

I'm leaning towards Stevens being really shitty like Angle, actually.

When we get to 150. Some will be happy with the pick, but a lot will be angry they didn't make the top 100. There is no dream number. Reactions I am waiting for are for picks: 112, 120, 124, 144, 148, 162, and 182. Of folks outside the top 100 those reactions should all be fun to see.

197 - Ray Stevens 2006 Ranking: honourable mention (122) Points: 625 # of Ballots: 12 Average Vote: 48.92 High Vote: 12 (Ricky Whittenburg) Low Vote: 95

198 - Randy Orton 2006 Ranking: unranked Points: 619 # of Ballots: 19 Average Vote: 68.42 High Vote: 20 (John Steffy) Low Vote: 98 "Has a lot of runs of quality work - 2004, 2006-07, 2009, 2011 - and has built up an impressive resume of great matches over the years. He can do over-acted WWE storytelling stuff, main events, or 13 minute Smackdown matches. Physically super impressive and is one of the best bumpers around. " Jimmy Redman Recommended Matches: Randy Orton vs Cactus Jack (WWE Backlash 2004) Randy Orton vs John Cena (WWE SummerSlam 2007) Randy Orton vs Christian (WWE Over the Limit 2011)

I'll find new pics before I post number 198, because 198 stinks.

199 - "Loverboy" Dennis Condrey 2006 Ranking: honourable mention Points: 616 # of Ballots: 24 Average Vote: 75.33 High Vote: 51 (goc) Low Vote: 94

Some people think the last 5 years of NJPW is the greatest 5 years of any company ever. Not recency bias, just weird NJPW bias.

I didn't know people thought Big Show was anything outside of excellent. This shocks me.

Take everything below about 150 with a grain of salt. One or two high votes really skew things below there.

I can't wait till we get past 182 and I can stop posting really embarrassing names.

You are no Dean, Scarlet-Left or Mando>Eddie for sure!

Posted Today, 03:07 PM For some reason during a bad run of names I speed up and then take a break when it's a good name. I don't like to leave it off on a sad note. Last night RVD was next on the list, so I waited till morning to reveal him, then made sure I revealed the next right away. No idea why I am doing this, but a pattern I have noticed.

not nominated, although someone tried to vote for him anyway.

200 - Buzz Sawyer 2006 Ranking: honourable mention Points: 614 # of Ballots: 21 Average Vote: 71.76 High Vote: 39 (Fbra) Low Vote: 97

bravo!

201 - CIMA 2006 Ranking: honourable mention Points: 613 # of Ballots: 17 Average Vote: 64.94 High Vote: 13 Low Vote: 99 Recommended Match: CIMA vs Shingo Takagi (DG, 12/27/2015)

202 - "Fallen Angel" Christopher Daniels 2006 Ranking: honourable mention Points: 612 # of Ballots: 19 Average Vote: 68.79 High Vote: 20 Low Vote: 97

203 - Big Show 2006 Ranking: honourable mention Points: 612 # of Ballots: 21 Average Vote: 51.25 High Vote: 38 (topropepodcast) Low Vote: 97 "One of the best super heavyweights ever. Has a range from serious monster heel to comedic midcard face and can do it all convincingly. Great at selling and emoting. Good in tags. Strong singles runs in 2006, 2008 and 2011-12." Jimmy Redman "Deserves credit for the variety of matches he's provided in his 20 (!) year career. " Steven White Recommended Matches: Big Show vs Floyd Mayweather (WWE WrestleMania 24) Big Show vs John Cena (WWE Smackdown, 4.27.2009) Big Show vs Sheamus (WWE Hell in a Cell 2012)

204 - Daisuke Sekimoto 2006 Ranking: unranked Points: 597 # of Ballots: 12 Average Vote: 51.25 High Vote: 10 (Alan Counihan) Low Vote: 92

Sheamus >> Rollins for sure. However that bias of working indies is still there and he has that Tyler Black run. I hated that run, but I think it helped him here.