Wrestlers missing in the GREATEST SUPERSTARS OF THE 90S

[butsecks]

Do you guys think any/if all of these 5 wrestlers should have been mentioned in the DVD? post your thoughts, and if you have any other wrestlers in mind, post them and why.

Macho Man Randy Savage
DDP
Ultimate Warrior
Sid
Mr. Perfect

 

[Y 2 Jake]

Macho Man Randy Savage

Macho Maybe. He's got his own DVD out in a couple of weeks, he could also have gone on the last set.

DDP

Not really. Other than 1998 there's not much to really say about him. Other than him talking about coming to the ring with Rhythm & Blues.

Ultimate Warrior

I suppose. But this is WWE and nobody who runs the place thinks of him as being the greatest at anything.

Sid

Probably the only on I agree with.

Mr. Perfect

Nah, he's just had a DVD out and his career was good as finished in 1991.

I haven't got it yet. But from what I've seen it looks like it's mostly made up of wrestlers from the mid 90's. If that's so I think they've got most of them.

 

[DhA]

Maybe Goldberg, although tbh he took off in 1998, but he was really over. HHH and The Rock took off around then as well I think, but the fact that they were around doing other stuff before that probably got them in, even though that stuff alone wouldn't have been enough without their awesome main event runs.

 

[Toscah]

Raven, DDP and Kanyon are 3 that instantly come to mind.

 

[It's...Baylariat!]

Goldberg. Why in the world wasn't there anything about Goldberg. He may have only lasted a couple of years in 1998, but he became a star quicker than anyone has in a long, long time. He nearly saved WCW from the brink of extinction, he went out, beat up on people, and left, and got massive cheers.

I mean, if you're going to do one on Yokozuna, you have to do one on Goldberg. C'mon. BANAZAI? or SPEAR? I think that Goldberg may not be on good terms with the WWE.

 

[hinkey1]

Yea it was BS that Goldberg didn't get into the DVD
What about Big Show? He had a big impact. He beat Hogan for the title!!!