Which WWE superstar would you want to train you?

[legendkillerbsal]

I would have to say As far as being a safe wrestler and a technical wrestler, who better than to learn from the best of both and that would be Bret Hart. He never hurt anybody in the ring and his skills are second to none. But when it comes to mic skills I would have to say The Rock or CM Punk. But I would also love to be trained by Randy Orton just because I would love to move as smooth as he does in the ring and his style is my favorite.

[chicagomadepunk]

Due to Chris Jericho being my favorite wrestler I would have to say... Y2J. He is so phenomenal on the mic, in the ring, and he has the look of a champion. I do not know about you but who wouldnt want to hit an awesome looking Lionsault.

Undertaker and HBK aswell because they are the best of all time.

Edge is my second fav and he was phenomenal.

My order in who I would want to train me:

1.Y2J
2.Taker
3.HBK
4.Edge

[Mustang Sally]

Originally Posted by legendkillerbsal

I would have to say As far as being a safe wrestler and a technical wrestler, who better than to learn from the best of both and that would be Bret Hart.

I can agree with that. Sure, you might go to Kurt Angle if you wanted to learn just the technical side of wrestling, but training with Bret would give you the complete picture. He does technical, he knows how to entertain, he knows how to work hard and give the impression his real-life work ethic is second to none. He's got the presence that makes people want to watch him.....and I'd bet he could teach it.

Plus, the point about working safe is well taken. One of the reasons people like performing with The Undertaker is that he works his matches so smoothly that no one gets hurt (except him, apparently). If you were trying to make your way up the roster, wouldn't you want to be known as the type of wrestler everyone enjoys working with? It eliminates obstacles.

Bret has shown the ability to transition easily from effective ring wrestling to brawling, from talking ability to showdowns. I'd rather learn from him than anyone.