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Old 09-30-2004, 06:00 PM   #28
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Originally Posted by The Mackem
I'm sorry but someone please explain to me what Matt Morgan has done.
The PWI 500 voting period runs August-to-August. At the end of 2003, he was involved in one of the Survivor Series main events, as well as being associated with the WWE Champion, the U.S. Champion, and Paul Heyman.

Upon returning to OVW, he became an immediate front-runner to the OVW Heavyweight Title and has been a focal point for several storylines.

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Originally Posted by Gohan3k
lol, snitsky does 2 matches and gets the honour of both being #301, and having his name terribly spelled "Gene Sinski"

Zach Gowen on the list lol

whoever the hell Mr. Ooh la la is, i feel sorry for him for having that horrible name

did they just throw in random names at the end? the top of the list seems pretty good, but the lower you go the more of a joke it seems
Snitsky has probably had a couple hundred matches, between his indy work, OVW, and his recent WWE dark match and TV appearances.

Zach Gowen had a successful indy run before being brought up to WWE.

Mr. Ooh La La is no worse than "The Big Show."

And the bottom two-hundred or so is usually a mark of pride for indy wrestlers not competing in nationally-known companies like WWE, TNA, ROH, or the top Japanese or Mexican promotions. I've seen independent wrestlers' websites that have a running tally of every time they've been listed in the 500.

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Originally Posted by sadio8
7. John Cena
8. AJ Styles
9. Shawn Michaels
10. Chris Jericho

LOL John Cena is not better then AJ, HBK, or Y2J. This whole list is a joke to be honest with ya.
Read my above post about "better than." Cena has been a main-eventer all year and had a lengthy and memorable United States Title run. Jericho, until recently, hasn't even smelled gold. After a memorable start to the year, Michaels disappeared for several months. AJ, aside from a two-week (or so, can't remember the exact length) title reign and a brief X Title reign, has mostly been used as an extra man in big X tag matches or as someone they put guys (Jeff Hardy) that they want heat for against.
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