Recent content by Space Volcano

That's a young fan's list. Numbers 1 and 2, of a list of North American wrestlers since 1980, would be Ric Flair and Shawn Michaels. When I have enough posts to start a thread, I'll draw a list.

Pillman could have been one of the best ever. He was a Horseman, and a great promo man, with great wrestling skills.

The greatest RR ever was Royal Rumble 1992, where Ric Flair defeated the entire WWF, to become not only the RealWorld Champion, but the WWF Champion as well. It's significance is also for the fact that that the WWF had an acknowledged NWA product winning their title.

I guess his best feud was either with Hogan or Rude. But I voted "Sgt. Slaughter", because that was the guy who finally beat him and rid us of the jerk.

What was the first title Ric Flair ever held?

SCSA is beyond Hogan's level. He was a bigger draw, a better mic man, and he had wrestling skills that would make Hogan look like a rookie

I think Bret Hart is properly rated as one of the best ring technicians of all time. I'd put him in my top 10, and he escapes my top 5 due his limited promo skills, his self-ascribed description of himself that he was "the best there ever will be", and for some degree of predictability in his...

I'm brand new to this forum and I look forward to reading your posts and, once I'm enabled, starting some threads, which will, I'm sure ignite controversy. I'm from Vancouver, BC, Canada, and I've been following wrestling since 1961, when Gene Kiniski was the star of the Vancouver wrestling...