4) Lance Hoyt: People can hate all they want but the best big man in TNA is Lance Hoyt he remind's me of Test but he's a little more athletic he's a very good big man and I hope he gets his chance to shine.
Worst i'd go with: Hulk Hogan: I don't know if he has a talented bone in his body, Andre The Giant: I don't think he could move let alone wrestle, Giant Gonzalas: I want even insult anyone by saying what he did was wrestling, The Great Khaili: I would explain but I don't think this one needs an explaination, and Abdulla the Butcher: he just f*cking sucks.
Wow...just wow. I know this was from a long time ago, and hopefully you've changed your mind, but you have Lance Hoyt on your list of good wrestlers and Hulk Hogan and Andre the Giant on the list of bad ones.
Undertaker
,hands down.How many others at near 7' can walk the ropes or do a suicide dive over them?
Athleticism does not make a good wrestler.
As far as my list...
1. Hulk Hogan - Should not have to be explained, but will anyways. The man was fantastic. He knew how to work a crowd probably better than any wrestler before or since. He could wrestle a variety of styles, and knew how to tell a story in the ring. His psychology was spot on. He was the biggest face AND the biggest heel in history. He led wrestling through not one, but TWO boom periods.
2. Vader - Most of what I could say about Vader has already been said. The guy was a freakin' beast
3. Undertaker - He is the go to guy to put against poor big man wrestlers and make them look good. He can also work very well with any style of wrestler. He's never displayed great selling skills, but that can't be held against him considering the gimmick. Believable offense, good charisma, and always has a hot crowd.
4. Andre the Giant - Most internet forum wrestling fans don't know this, but Andre the Giant actually used to wear trunks. True story. This is significant because in his early years he wore trunks because he did not have all of that weight on due to his disease and the man was entertaining as hell and was actually quite quick for a man his size. He was the biggest draw in the world before Hulk Hogan took over. Crowds would come to see him take on two or three wrestlers at a time. Andre in his prime was phenomenal. He had unmatched charisma and was loved by all.
5. Big Show - Simply put, he was the only interesting thing about the new ECW until his retirement. And, yes, that includes the random directionless matches that CM Punk had.
