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You can discuss what makes him a good worker, perhaps?

I was pretty high on him before he ever went to TNA. I haven't seen the Bully Ray stuff, so he might make my list then.

In that case, no shot! They have a shot with me, just because their heel gimmick was perfect and generated so much heat. I can't imagine how hated they would had been if they faced the Rock 'n' Roll Express in Tennessee.

I'm still waiting for the Joe Lanza vs Dylan Hales Tanahashi debate.

Joe, it's only 25 for the tag team list.

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The more I think about it and the more footage I dive into my number one looks to be a Jerry Lawler vs. Stan Hansen battle.

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The only problem with that line of thinking is that I think that even with a deadline that is ten years from today, there would be missed matches that are praised as a great. There is new stuff every day being put out by companies. There is new stuff unearthed every day that is great too. I understand your position, however how much did people watch in 2006? Let's do it now and then, hopefully, again in 2026 and see where people are in viewing footage then. I don't see this project as a one time authority piece, I see it has a another step in an ongoing process. In an ideal world, every ten years somebody will re-visit this topic. I would love to see what the poll would look like in 2026, 2036, 2046, etc...

It almost feels like people are rating 80's WWF guys on a curve. If he were in any other promotion I doubt a guy who had a couple good feuds over 5 years would be getting much top 100 consideration, especially when as you said, even if it may be good for 80s WWF it doesn't hold up too well when you compare it to the puro and lucha from the time period. I think the WWF gets advocated more by the folks who are voting more on great performances than for great matches. If Randy Savage was in the NWA from 84-94 he would had had more great matches to his resume, but his performance as a wrestler would be similar. Some people will vote him higher based on that, some lower. There is a real divide between Loss and Matt D in this type of thinking. As for Tito, he was a great seller who showed amazing fire. Those are two really important things to me and he'll end up on my list (I think)

I'll consider Warrior and Goldberg. I don't see how I could fit them in, but I do really enjoy them.

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