Who is the Pitbull of Pro Wrestling?

[NintendoLogic]

So I think the focus should be on inconsistent, highly regarded performers who have very high peaks but overall a rather unimpressive rarely focused on body of work.

Killer Khan?

[Death From Above]

Pitbull has never had a peak the kind of which that implies. That's the thing people are missing.

 

I'm sticking with Sable the more I've thought about it.

[NintendoLogic]

I just realized the correct answer: Ultimate Warrior.

[Mad Dog]

Thinking about Japan.......how bout Chono

I would think Tenzan before Chono.

[goodhelmet]

He's not a "star" at all, but when I saw the thread subject the name that immediately came to mind was Miz. By that I mean he's totally manufactured and wholly inorganic.

this is absolutely a perfect fit. I may close the thread now if it wasn't for my interest in songs played at strip clubs.

 

When I first went to a strip club, they were still playing Hot Legs 20 years after it was a hit. I am guessing Pour Some Sugar on Me would fit that mold. Anything pre-Sugar that is still in the main event?

[goodhelmet]

So I think the focus should be on inconsistent, highly regarded performers who have very high peaks but overall a rather unimpressive rarely focused on body of work.

Killer Khan?

 

Killer Khan rules. His best work is awesome.

[BrickHithouse]

Anything pre-Sugar that is still in the main event?

Haven't been in one since 2004 but I might hit the club this weekend for pure research purposes, of course.

 

Poison by Alice Cooper played quite a bit at the club I worked at, no idea if it's still in rotation now, or if it was ever a nationwide strip club staple.

[Johnny Sorrow]

Poison is retired, maybe working some outlaw Indy club in the country.