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**ddpBANG** · 10-30-2005, 01:43 AM

I'll put down 5. Not necessarily my top 5, but pretty close.

Raven - I've followed him since his days here in Portland Wrestling. The Raven character has really stood the test of time.
"Fallen Angel" Christopher Daniels - One of the best wrestlers I have ever seen, period.
Petey Williams - Good moves, good charisma, good finisher, although it's starting to get old. It kind of lost it's flare when I saw Jeremy Blanchard do a version of it.
Chris Sabin - I don't really know why, but when I first saw him in the ring, something hooked me. I've been a semi-mark ever since.
Monty Brown - The next big thing in TNA. I'm gonna get sued for saying that. The charisma is there. The look is right. If booked right, he doesn't have to have great mic or in-ring skills.
BG James - I was a big fan when he was in the WWF. I think it's a charisma thing. Mic work is starting to slip, though. In-ring work hasn't been there in a while.

10-30-2005, 01:43 AM	#4
ddpBANG 90% spam Posts: 2,814	I'll put down 5. Not necessarily my top 5, but pretty close. Raven - I've followed him since his days here in Portland Wrestling. The Raven character has really stood the test of time. "Fallen Angel" Christopher Daniels - One of the best wrestlers I have ever seen, period. Petey Williams - Good moves, good charisma, good finisher, although it's starting to get old. It kind of lost it's flare when I saw Jeremy Blanchard do a version of it. Chris Sabin - I don't really know why, but when I first saw him in the ring, something hooked me. I've been a semi-mark ever since. Monty Brown - The next big thing in TNA. I'm gonna get sued for saying that. The charisma is there. The look is right. If booked right, he doesn't have to have great mic or in-ring skills. BG James - I was a big fan when he was in the WWF. I think it's a charisma thing. Mic work is starting to slip, though. In-ring work hasn't been there in a while.