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**The Show Off** · 12-13-2004, 11:56 PM

MVP
Randy Orton, from January to the present day he has grown tremendously. He went from being one of the best heels in the company to one of the best faces in the company.

The Match of the Year
Triple X versus America's Most Wanted (Six Sides of Steel, Turning Point), If Triple X has to leave the tag team ranks what a way to go, this match from begining to end was non stop action, aside from Owen versus Bret, this was the best Cage Match I ever saw.

The Ricky Steamboat Award for Best Face
Eddie Guerrero, for five or six months after it all began again, Eddie was the only reason to watch Smackdown!, and he made JBL a viable world champion, by doing the job to him, and creating a new champion.

The Terry Funk award for Best Heel
Kane, sure he wasn't a main eventer throughout all of 2004, but he always made the best out of the worst possible angles.

The Road Warriors Award for Best Tag Team
The Naturals, at the beginning of the years I didn't know who these guys were. After, NWA-TNA made it to cable I had no clue who these two were as well. However, after awhile they grew on my and held up hot tag team division in TNA this summer.

The Jushin Lyger Award for Best Crusierweight
AJ Styles, sure he should be in the World Title hunt, but he held up the X-Division at the beginning of TNA on TV.

The Bobby Heenan Award for Best Manager
Paul Heyman, face it every one Heyman could manage a a piece of shit with a bow tie and make it legit, or he could do even worse and manage Heidenrich.

The Kurt Angle Award for Rookie of the Year
Carlito Carribiean Cool sure he's only been around for a little bit and he's already injured but I'm impressed with what I've seen.

The Kevin Nash Award for Most Overrated
Rene Dupree, a lot of people are very high on this kid, but he's still got a lot to learn, but he'll be real good one day.

The Sean O'Haire Award for Most Underrated
Christian, no mantter how much credit anyone gives him, it's still not enough, this guy is the total package, and hopefully WWE will realize this soon.

The Rick Rude Award for Best Gimmick
John Bradshaw Layfield, the gimmick turned him from a guy who couldn't win the tag titles, to the longest reigning title holder of the year, in WWE.

The Max Moon Award for Worst Gimmick
Gene Snitsky, he's awful and so is his gimmick

The Katie Vick Award for Worst Angle
LIIIIIIIITAAAA, c'mon what else is their?

The Steve Austin Award for Most Memorable Moment
Primetimes Hurricanranna, who else wished Joey Styles was there to say "Oh My God!"

The "Please Come Back" Award
Brock Lesner, lets face it Smackdown! needs him

The "Get the 'F' Out" Award
Gene Snitsky, I've seen enough alreay, get him out...

The Indy Wrestler of the Year
American Dragon, if you've seen him you know why I put thim here.

12-13-2004, 11:56 PM	#26
The Show Off Total Non-Stop Apologist Posts: 4,430	MVP Randy Orton, from January to the present day he has grown tremendously. He went from being one of the best heels in the company to one of the best faces in the company. The Match of the Year Triple X versus America's Most Wanted (Six Sides of Steel, Turning Point), If Triple X has to leave the tag team ranks what a way to go, this match from begining to end was non stop action, aside from Owen versus Bret, this was the best Cage Match I ever saw. The Ricky Steamboat Award for Best Face Eddie Guerrero, for five or six months after it all began again, Eddie was the only reason to watch Smackdown!, and he made JBL a viable world champion, by doing the job to him, and creating a new champion. The Terry Funk award for Best Heel Kane, sure he wasn't a main eventer throughout all of 2004, but he always made the best out of the worst possible angles. The Road Warriors Award for Best Tag Team The Naturals, at the beginning of the years I didn't know who these guys were. After, NWA-TNA made it to cable I had no clue who these two were as well. However, after awhile they grew on my and held up hot tag team division in TNA this summer. The Jushin Lyger Award for Best Crusierweight AJ Styles, sure he should be in the World Title hunt, but he held up the X-Division at the beginning of TNA on TV. The Bobby Heenan Award for Best Manager Paul Heyman, face it every one Heyman could manage a a piece of shit with a bow tie and make it legit, or he could do even worse and manage Heidenrich. The Kurt Angle Award for Rookie of the Year Carlito Carribiean Cool sure he's only been around for a little bit and he's already injured but I'm impressed with what I've seen. The Kevin Nash Award for Most Overrated Rene Dupree, a lot of people are very high on this kid, but he's still got a lot to learn, but he'll be real good one day. The Sean O'Haire Award for Most Underrated Christian, no mantter how much credit anyone gives him, it's still not enough, this guy is the total package, and hopefully WWE will realize this soon. The Rick Rude Award for Best Gimmick John Bradshaw Layfield, the gimmick turned him from a guy who couldn't win the tag titles, to the longest reigning title holder of the year, in WWE. The Max Moon Award for Worst Gimmick Gene Snitsky, he's awful and so is his gimmick The Katie Vick Award for Worst Angle LIIIIIIIITAAAA, c'mon what else is their? The Steve Austin Award for Most Memorable Moment Primetimes Hurricanranna, who else wished Joey Styles was there to say "Oh My God!" The "Please Come Back" Award Brock Lesner, lets face it Smackdown! needs him The "Get the 'F' Out" Award Gene Snitsky, I've seen enough alreay, get him out... The Indy Wrestler of the Year American Dragon, if you've seen him you know why I put thim here.