Also I still like watching Ric Flair.

Oh...and I kind of have a soft spot of both Waltman and Jarrett.

Jerret owns though, so you're in the clear.

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Not bad The One. :y:

Sweetness Le Un.

Jeff Hardy
Justin Credible
Kevin Nash (is the man)
Billy Gunn

JBL is greatness

I still like Cena. Not as much as I did back in the day but I'm still hanging on the bandwagon.

Also, even though I don't think anyone really hates him... Al Snow. I really wish that man had gotten a World Title run at some point and I stil hate watching him get squashed by guys like Test.

Oh yeah, Jeff Hardy too.

I didn't add JBL for some reason, so him to

If Foley and Jericho weren't there I'd beat you up.

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.....you're horrible.

i like kevin....











oh yeah Nash

yeah JBL

Ric Flair
Considering his past with how he has shown his junk to more women than Ron Jeremy has, and the fact that he's been past his prime for the last 10 years in the ring, there is no reason why anyone should like him.
But once that theme music hits, and he walks that isle, I mark out like a little bitch.

C'mon, Edge is awesome...there's no reason to feel ashamed for liking him.


My choice is Lex Luger...I just loved the whole Lex express thing, and him slamming yoko and all...and I'm not even american.

Dave Youell and Ric Flair. :shifty:

Jarrett



CAN SMOKE MY COCK.

Brock Lesnar. A lot of people seem to hate him, but if he's anywhere near as good nowadays as he was a few years ago, I'd give him the Heavyweight title if he came back to WWE.

Scott Steiner. I haven't seen him in TNA, so I don't know if he can even walk anymore, but back in WCW he was great.

Masters. And now Umaga.

I was always a huge Lesnar mark. I loved that guy, even though he threw the Mania match with Goldberg...

Was there legit heat between the two before this match? Got that impression by Lesnars reactions to him at the beginning.

I doubt it. They both knew they were leaving then, so neither of them gave a shit about the match.

And for the record, the match wouldn't have been a Benoit/Angle classic, but it could have been a hell of a big man/brawl match.

Brock, I love. Sure he's a homophobe and a whiny little cunt. But he's awesome on TV, and that's the only place I care about.

Juvi. But then again, I have a thing for Mexican chicks.

Brock Lesnar developed into a very good in-ring performer by the time he left WWE, but the guy has zero personality and very little charisma. Put him in front of a mic and he's lost. So I don't see why all the hype surrounds him. As a "sports entertainer", he doesn't quite cut it.

He has plenty of charisma, so long as one is not retarded enough to dictate that Charisma is a verbal skill (It is not).

....Taker...

Necro Butcher

Gene Snitsky.

I don't want to see him in the ring, but I do want to see him, and hear him, outside of it.

Nobody likes TNA because they have a six sided ring. The six sided ring is neither a detriment or an advantage for TNA; it's just what they use. It's really not a factor when deciding whether you're going to watch the show or not.

And the booking is pretty bland and shitty most of the time, but I blame a lot of that on the fact that they only have one hour of TV a week. At least they have good wrestling, which is something WWE has been seriously lacking.


by the way, I'm ashamed to say I still mark for Ultimate Warrior's old matches.

I know it isn't. It's an endless variety of intangibles which, in my opinion, Brock lacks the majority of (at least in front of a camera he does). And charisma is a natural thing... you can't just pick it up, or learn it. But, totally contradicting myself as ever (Hey, I'm NeanderCarl, the most self-contradicting poster in TPWW history! That's my... uh... thing :shifty: ), he DID seem more charismatic by the time he left than when he first arrived. Maybe he just felt more comfortable out there.

But he is nowhere near the league of the Hogans, Austins and Rocks (which I'm sure you would concur), and not even at the level of lesser guys like B.G. James, Big Show or Vampiro.

And finally, just to prove your point that charisma isn't neccessarily equated by verbal skills, I got one word: Goldberg. Super-charisma, but keep the mic away from him.

Nobody? Considering wrestling fans RIGHT HERE ON THIS SITE have used it, I'd say you're retarded or ignorant.

And you're making excuses for bland and boring wrestling on TV? Come on, leave that to WWE fans. TNA's supposed to be an alternative, not WWE lite.

I find TNA to be more entertaining than WWE. I haven't been really watching for that long (I only started up again probably 2 months ago.)

There are a good number of athletes in TNA, that are really entertaining for me personally. I like a lot of the guys in the X Division, the Paparazzis, Rhyno, I like Christian and Sting too (I don't dislike Sting like some folks do, I never was really into WCW a lot back in the day so I don't have that feeling that he is old and should be out of wrestling like some people.)

I can't stand Jeff Jarrett or Scott Steiner, guys like that. Just too bland to me. I don't like every single guy in TNA (I cannot stand Samoa Joe at all, I think he is terrible on the mic, cutting promos etc.) The stories are decent enough to keep me entertained, theres no real over saturation of any one angle and it seems there is more wrestling than there is in a WWE show (maybe because TNA is only an hour I dunno.) I also get the feeling that they give their wrestlers a little more freedom with their in ring repertoire than they do in WWE.