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WWF/WCW - Jul.-10th-2008 19:44:31

DarkSniper

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I'm talking old school. Before the wrestling industry got saturated with crap storylines and crap wrestlers. Who were some of your favorite wrestlers of all time and why.

I'm going to make my case that the greatest wrestler not only in my era, but I think of all time is none other than Bret Hart. Clearly his technical style was unparalleled and he had excellent mic skills. One thing also he has to his credit is that he's never physically injured another wrestler during a match. Unlike the unfortunate situation when Bill Goldberg forced him into retirement because of an accidental dropkick to the head.

He's faced large amounts of adversity from being the most loyal WWF employee, turning down a multimillion dollar offer from WCW. Then later being forced out of the federation by Vince Mcmahon, embarassed and screwed in one of Pro Wrestling's greatest conspiracy theories. Then having your closest brother die in the very same ring and corporation that treated you unfairly. Next to finish wrestling a tribute match with a close friend who ends up killing himself and his family. As it stands, the only two members alive from the Hart Foundation are the two that started it, Bret and Jim Neidhart.

He's one of the greatest wrestlers in the history of ths sport and I clearly think no one can surpass the awesomeness that is Bret Hart.

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RE: WWF - Jul.-10th-2008 19:46:46

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The Rock, Stone Cold Steve Austin, Brock Lesnar, The Undertaker and Triple H.

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RE: WWF/WCW - Jul.-10th-2008 20:05:08

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RE: WWF/WCW - Jul.-10th-2008 20:07:36

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Im mad that Bret left right when he arrived in WWF. Bret Hart vs Kane would have been an excellent match. I remember when he first came and owned every body who stood in his way. I think he fell off now that he doesnt have his mask and he's actually talking in a regular voice now. I missed the machine he used to use to make him sound verbally impaired.

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RE: WWF/WCW - Jul.-10th-2008 20:11:37

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I have spoken and met Glen Jacobs three times in Montréal (2001, 2002 & 2003). I still have contact with him till this day. He's an outspoken and intelligent person.

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RE: WWF/WCW - Jul.-10th-2008 20:22:22

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I have spoken and met Glen Jacobs three times in Montréal (2001, 2002 & 2003). I still have contact with him till this day. He's an outspoken and intelligent person.

He seems like he would be. I was a fan of his previous character before Kane. Issac Yankem DDS.

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RE: WWF/WCW - Jul.-10th-2008 20:30:18

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I have spoken and met Glen Jacobs three times in Montréal (2001, 2002 & 2003). I still have contact with him till this day. He's an outspoken and intelligent person.

He seems like he would be. I was a fan of his previous character before Kane. Issac Yankem DDS.

Hahaha... That's so not cool.

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RE: WWF/WCW - Jul.-10th-2008 20:35:34

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The peoples champion, and the additude era was the best.

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RE: WWF/WCW - Jul.-10th-2008 20:40:51

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The Rock, and the Undertaker were my most favourite wrestlers.

Edit: How the hell could I forget Stone Cold?! He was awesome.

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RE: WWF/WCW - Jul.-10th-2008 20:52:49

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Cowgirl says:

Roddy Piper Pwns

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RE: WWF/WCW - Jul.-10th-2008 20:57:11

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Stone cold. I remember wrestlemania whateva when stone cold beat shawn michaels and mike tyson was ref. When stone cold did his finisher, i went NUTS

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RE: WWF/WCW - Jul.-10th-2008 20:58:29

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Now that I am sure no one will make fun of me,I will say that during my early years
I was a big fan of The Undertaker,Stone Cold and prior to that Ultimate Warrior.

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RE: WWF/WCW - Jul.-10th-2008 21:34:28

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quote:

ORIGINAL: DarkSniper

I'm talking old school. Before the wrestling industry got saturated with crap storylines and crap wrestlers. Who were some of your favorite wrestlers of all time and why.

I'm going to make my case that the greatest wrestler not only in my era, but I think of all time is none other than Bret Hart. Clearly his technical style was unparalleled and he had excellent mic skills. One thing also he has to his credit is that he's never physically injured another wrestler during a match. Unlike the unfortunate situation when Bill Goldberg forced him into retirement because of an accidental dropkick to the head.

He's faced large amounts of adversity from being the most loyal WWF employee, turning down a multimillion dollar offer from WCW. Then later being forced out of the federation by Vince Mcmahon, embarassed and screwed in one of Pro Wrestling's greatest conspiracy theories. Then having your closest brother die in the very same ring and corporation that treated you unfairly. Next to finish wrestling a tribute match with a close friend who ends up killing himself and his family. As it stands, the only two members alive from the Hart Foundation are the two that started it, Bret and Jim Neidhart.

He's one of the greatest wrestlers in the history of ths sport and I clearly think no one can surpass the awesomeness that is Bret Hart.

I agree 100%... the Best there is, the Best there was, the Best there ever will be

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RE: WWF/WCW - Jul.-10th-2008 21:38:43

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I like Bret, but he's only second to "Ultimate Warrior"

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RE: WWF/WCW - Jul.-10th-2008 21:47:12

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wwf
stone cold steve austin
under taker
bret hart
macho man
crush
mr.perfect
bam bam bigelow
jimmy snuka
bob orton

wcw
booker t
sting
la parka
raven
scott norton
goldberg
roddy piper
dallas page
lex luger

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RE: WWF/WCW - Jul.-10th-2008 23:41:40

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well....i always had a soft spot for RAZOR RAMON. Also The rock and stone cold ofcourse.

Undertaker brett hart shawn M, The list could go on for a long time....

HOW CRAP IS WWE NOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!! haha..its so bad. My favourite times were When stone cold and the rock where the top...with the corperation and Vince VS Stone cold and shane macmahn and all that !!! good times.

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RE: WWF - Jul.-11th-2008 0:33:22

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The Rock, Stone Cold Steve Austin, Brock Lesnar, The Undertaker and Triple H.

I completely agree. That is the exact list I was going to say. Those are my all time favorite wrestlers. I loved the attitude era so much.

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