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I looked through the answers and well I know you mean actual wrestler but well at the Survivor Series 94, Chuck Norris was special enforcer. Just considering the topic, he'd be my vote. As far as wrestler with martial arts back round, I'd have to say Steve Blackman. I really don't know who...

I'll just chime in and say this team is a great thing for both of them. I saw their unofficial debut yesterday or whatever and considering everything, for both of their characters it's a major breath of fresh air. Now whether it works is well obviously up to the fans and creative but hey why...

Unless you're willing to watch Nxt on hulu where Seth Rollins was champ and Big E was/is champ, it's just simply what WWE is doing with their characters. Big E is a body guard type of role. The Shield are a semi-freshing group of thugs. I'm sure each of them can wrestle just fine.. well I...

I'm going to go with Ultimo Dragon and Rey Mysterio Jr. Both I found very entertaining from their high flying ability and what they brought to the table. The more I think about it though there were a ton of great cruiserweights in the WCW time.

Ah yeah, Mania 8 with the oddest and probably dumbest main event match. I'm pretty sure it went on last because well Hogan is a power trip. The ending was just awful. I mean even from a booking stand point just why would they do that? It does make me wonder though how people would react in...

I was going to say either the Undertaker or Randy Orton because I think their sleeves are pretty awesome but then when I read the post on the 'Beast from the East' I had to agree with Bam Bam. That head flame piece was just wow original and awesome. Made him seem more of just a bad ass, least...

My favorite memories of the 'attitude' era were the fact of how WCW/WWF and to a degree ECW brought out some of the best times of wrestling as a whole. The best thing was the competition. WCW and WWF competing for the top viewership on Raw and Nitro was great stuff. It's one of the reasons...

Cheering and booing is a hard thing with today's product. Back pre-attitude era, it seemed more cookie cutter that faces get cheered and heels get boo'ed. It was an internet free era and the characters and storylines of the writers determined how the fans reacted. I'm 100% certain that had...

I saw the promo's of some of the wrestlers and have seen the main video promo. I've been actually watching Nxt lately because sometimes it's just interesting to see how the lower card are doing and Regal was doing cometary and I find really funny. The new Nxt appears to be FCW which makes me...

I personally thought TNA's Slammiversary was pretty good. Some throw away matches like every PPV going in whichever company but there were some stand out matches too like the triple threat match and the tag match was pretty damn good with Styles/Angle and Kazarian/Daniels. I was just talking...

As much as I would LOVE to see AJ Styles in WWE, I feel they would just utterly destroy his name he's built for himself. Plus reading other posts that he's under contract for another couple years, theres just not way it would happen. Yes Styles is awesome but not everyone that is great in TNA...

There was a time when Air Boom were going strong with their tag team run and then Bourne got his first suspension. Basically what happened was that Kofi went however long and just didn't defend the titles. I feel really bad for Kofi because he has a lot of talent but seems to always miss 'it'...

The CM Punk/Bryan match at OTL I feel was the best match of the year next to Taker/HHH 3 from Mania. The real issue with the match is that it almost seems that the WWE as a whole just doesn't know how to react. The crowd at the PPV seemed split and rightfully so. Punk is the champ but Bryan...

This match reminds me of all the hype that the Jericho/Punk match received for Mania. I personally thought it was going to be great but it was over shadowed by Taker/HHH. Then they had their match at Extreme Rules which I felt was a better match anyways. Now Bryan/Punk is for the WWE...

The WWWF would still exist, back in the 70's and such before Vince made the WWF/E, there would still be territories such as the NWA, WWWF, AWA, and all the others. It's hard to say if things would be as massive as they are today or if there would've been a huge thing between the WCW/WWF. Some...