Really simple thread this one. All I want to know is who is your favourite wrestler currently wrestling right now. They can be in any company at any level, all you have to do is say who they are and why you like them.
Similarly, you have to do the same with your least favourite. Remember to give reasons though, because we have spam rules.
Favourite
I actually struggled with this one a bit, and I really don't want to do the boring option and pick CM Punk, although he's probably my favourite main eventer right now. I'm going to therefore pick an inactive wrestler, who might not even appear on screen outside of the Royal Rumble again. That man is Goldust.
The reason I like Goldust doesn't have anything to do with his in ring abilities, though they are solid. The reason I like him is because he is pretty much the only wrestler who has been active in the last 20 years with a consistent character development. All other wrestlers completely change the way they are when they turn heel or face, but Goldust is still as weird as he ever was, he just emphasises areas of that persona in order to get the right reaction. Also, he doesn't just forget stuff that happened a few years ago, and treat the fans like morons. For example, he still stutters now, following on from actions a few years ago. Weirdly, considering he is a man in gold spray paint, he is one of the only, if not the only, wrestler where I feel like I don't have to dumb down to enjoy him.
Least Favourite
Matt Morgan. Boring, bland and banal are three words that could apply to a lot of wrestlers, but Morgan takes it to a new level. His promos lack any sort of dynamicism or range, and while he seems to be trying, his matches are as they were 6 years ago - predictable and exactly the same.
That's not my issue though, my issue is that there has surely never been a worse seller in the history of professional wrestling. Some wrestlers sell badly, others no-sell as they are being the hero - e.g. Cena and Hogan, Morgan just appears to forget what is meant to have happened. I once saw him in an ankle lock for the best part of a minute, after which he simply stood up and strolled over to the corner, before beginning to run around. I suppose to sum this up, the main difference is that to believe in Morgan's performance, I have to forget every single thing I know about sensory perception, which is something I don't really want to have to do.
Similarly, you have to do the same with your least favourite. Remember to give reasons though, because we have spam rules.
Favourite
I actually struggled with this one a bit, and I really don't want to do the boring option and pick CM Punk, although he's probably my favourite main eventer right now. I'm going to therefore pick an inactive wrestler, who might not even appear on screen outside of the Royal Rumble again. That man is Goldust.
The reason I like Goldust doesn't have anything to do with his in ring abilities, though they are solid. The reason I like him is because he is pretty much the only wrestler who has been active in the last 20 years with a consistent character development. All other wrestlers completely change the way they are when they turn heel or face, but Goldust is still as weird as he ever was, he just emphasises areas of that persona in order to get the right reaction. Also, he doesn't just forget stuff that happened a few years ago, and treat the fans like morons. For example, he still stutters now, following on from actions a few years ago. Weirdly, considering he is a man in gold spray paint, he is one of the only, if not the only, wrestler where I feel like I don't have to dumb down to enjoy him.
Least Favourite
Matt Morgan. Boring, bland and banal are three words that could apply to a lot of wrestlers, but Morgan takes it to a new level. His promos lack any sort of dynamicism or range, and while he seems to be trying, his matches are as they were 6 years ago - predictable and exactly the same.
That's not my issue though, my issue is that there has surely never been a worse seller in the history of professional wrestling. Some wrestlers sell badly, others no-sell as they are being the hero - e.g. Cena and Hogan, Morgan just appears to forget what is meant to have happened. I once saw him in an ankle lock for the best part of a minute, after which he simply stood up and strolled over to the corner, before beginning to run around. I suppose to sum this up, the main difference is that to believe in Morgan's performance, I have to forget every single thing I know about sensory perception, which is something I don't really want to have to do.