Who's the hardest worker?

[The One]

In your eyes, who do you think is the hardest worker today. I mean the guy who could be getting a push or putting people over on HeAT for months at a time, but still goes out there and you can see he's just busting his ass.

[BigDaddyCool]

Nash.

[Bad Company]

Obviously Michaels, but guys like Booker T and Finlay come to mind.

[The One]

I don't think I've ever seen Alex Shelley phone in a performance.

[Vastardikai]

Val Venis

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[FourFifty]

Finlay, Jeff Hardy, Mick Foley, and Edge.

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[The One]

You might have had me sold on Foley or Finlay, but Hardy and Edge? Common, I would have taken Matt and Christian over those two as far as people who work harder.

[Dorkchop]

I find Brian Kendrick and Paul London to work harder than everyone. They always bust their asses off, but HBK is probably the hardest working guy in WWE at least.

[The One]

Not a fan of Londrick, but I gotta admit, they bust balls when their out there.

I'd pay to see MCMG/Londrick by the way.

[Dorkchop]

MCMG vs Londrick would probably be one of the fastest matches in wrestling history.

[Xero]

Cena.

The man goes out there, puts on a performance to a mixed love/hate crowd, does a shitload of promotional work for WWE, and films a movie even while considered active.

No matter what anyone says about Cena, you can't say he's not a hard worker, inside the ring and out.

[FourFifty]

You might have had me sold on Foley or Finlay, but Hardy and Edge? Common, I would have taken Matt and Christian over those two as far as people who work harder.


I'm not taking anything away from Matt or Christian. Hell, I think all around Christian is a better preformer than Edge, but I think Edge is a harder worker. I'm pretty sure WWE puts on more house shows than TNA, and visits a HELL of a lot more arena from one corner of the globe to the other, so I'm taking jet lag into account here. It's easy to give it your all from one arena. You just have to show up to the arena. No flghts to catch, no long trips in a car, you get to see your family on a normal basis... and for Edge to light up the crowd without dialing it in like Hogan every week takes more than anyone of us will ever know.
As of Matt and Jeff........ If Jeff can walk the line and either stop with the drugs or not get caught I think he can out do Matt any day,,,, however, that might be a big if. Matt strikes me as a guy like Piper. He'll main event a few times, but stick to the upper mid card.

[The One]

Nah, I'll admit Cena busts his ass. I just don't happen to like him. So I choose to overlook the respect I would have for most people who work half as hard as him and simply say...

Cena Sucks.

[FourFifty]

Cena.

The man goes out there, puts on a performance to a mixed love/hate crowd, does a shitload of promotional work for WWE, and films a movie even while considered active.

No matter what anyone says about Cena, you can't say he's not a hard worker, inside the ring and out.


The mark in me wants to kill you for that, but the logical man in me thinks you couldn't have said it any better.

[Mercury Bullet]

Alex Shelley

I second that. The guy doesn't know how not to go all out every time.

[St. Jimmy]

Michaels.

[Ruien]

John Cena and Kurt Angle. Both are spokesmen for their brands and such. To have all the weight carried on your shoulders must suck, especially for Angle (Since hes with TNA).

[The Show Off]

A year ago the answer would have been Chris Benoit the guy looks more intense in a 3 minute match on Smackdown then Batista looked when he main evented Wrestlemania.

I've always though Christopher Daniels seemed to be a hard worker.

[Champion of Europa]

I'm gonna say Val Venis. He doesn't get a lot of matches, but when he does, he goes out there and busts his ass to make the other person look good.

If the WWE wants to push somebody, they let them run through Val.

[Rammsteinmad]

John Cena, Shawn Michaels, Matt Hardy...

[BigDaddyCool]

Kevin Nash by a mile.

[Pardeep 619]

Michaels the hardest worker??? Maybe in 1996 perhaps, but considering he doesn't want to work house shows he's definately not the hardest worker anymore.

I'd probably say HHH and Cena are the hardest workers. Both do so much for WWE in so many ways.

[thedamndest]

JBL...just ask Paul London about that time in the shower.

[Loose Cannon]

Cena.

The man goes out there, puts on a performance to a mixed love/hate crowd, does a shitload of promotional work for WWE, and films a movie even while considered active.

No matter what anyone says about Cena, you can't say he's not a hard worker, inside the ring and out.

absolutely. I don't like watching him, but I can't deny that

[Indifferent Clox]

I want to see a photo of Alex Shelley and Paul London Diving from the top rope (not turnbuckle) at each other with opposite elbows out ready to smack each other in the head at the same time, this should be the first move in the match and it should be at extremely high velocity.

[Mooияakeя™]

Flair, he was tiring by the ring of the bell in his latter years and all those vessels in his head were doing over time in his promos!

[James Steele]

Hands down...
Without a doubt...
Undeniably....
Irrefutably...

The hardest working man in professional wrestling is Triple H. He has come back from 2 torn quads to still be a premier performer. He has had countless knee problems and not let it get in the way. He is the go-to-guy to get somebody over or to have a big time match. He is willing to risk his body in brutal gimmick matches. Triple H is the modern-day Ric Flair...love him or hate him.