Which wrestler do you hate the most? - Page 2

**Rock Bottom** · 03-11-2004, 03:13 PM

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Originally Posted by BLaZeR-

Triple H...for being so selfish.
Goldberg....for ending Bret Hart's career.
Randy Orton....for being so damn annoying, he's getting X-Pac heat from me already.

lol @ Loose Cannon's future reaction

**darkpower** · 03-10-2004, 04:11 AM

I picked Trips because he seems to always GET AWAY with his shit because of Steph always going down on him.

Goldberg wouldn't be so friggin hated if the WWE actually USED him right. Unfortunatly, he has never been used right (as a POWERHOUSE, but a true-to-form mat wrestler). Plus, some people STILL can't get over the Bret issue (why, I don't know. It wasn't like anyone, even Bill, knew what it could've done. It wasn't like he was out shooting for his HEAD or anything).

I don't get why the A-Train gets the animosity. We never hear about him doing anything bad backstage, he's (as one other pointed out) been able to get everyone he's faced more over on SmackDown, and he's a good worker in the ring. Maybe it's just the fact that he's another big guy for McMahon.

Hardcore Holly I could see, because no one has anything GOOD to say about this guy. However, for one, he can be a good worker, although stiff, and can actually sell decently (I know I'm going to get flamed for that). Plus, PWI's recent issue had something about this guy, with a statement that I agreed with. We talk about the "glass ceiling" all the time, the midcarders can never get up to the top-tier of main event. Here, we saw the WWE take a chance with someone who was a mid-carder before (and in the case of Holly/Lesner, who else could the WWE do a feud with at his return that could actually be believable for him at the time). This could mean that Holly has found a crack in the ceiling, giving other mid-carders a chance to get one up above where they are now (HINT TO WWE: Booker T). Although it seems unlikely, as they always say, anything can and possibly WILL happen in the WWE.

Bradshaw is a netural guy for me. He's has always been a favorite of mine when he came into the Ackolytes as a part of the Ministry stable in 98 (ahh, good times), and just went from there, been impressed with how much charisma he can have. However, at the same time, his political stances seem to get me as someone who wants for everyone to agree with him or else (kind of like people like Michael Savage or Sean Hannity or (God, do I EVER hate this bitch) ANN COULTER). He kisses the ass of Bush, and his attitude gets in the way backstage, as well. But again, in ring work, though suffers from repeditiveness, is enough to get by.

**tucsonspeed6** · 03-11-2004, 02:49 PM

I agree with everything you've said about these guys except a few key things: A-train is NOT a good worker, but you're right about how he never gets mentioned backstage.

I hate anyone who doesn't need a push but gets one anyway. Rick Flair as a face, for example, was just getting back into the ring after a long time and he was in no way in ring shape, but they tried to push him to near main event status. He could be in the best shape since his prime, but I'll be damned if I ever watch another singles match with him again since I was scarred for life watching him beat down Jericho.

Bob Holly didn't deserve his push, Goldberg never earned a single push in his life, and Trips is failing to entertain anymore. His feud with Undertaker a few years back was pretty good. I'd say it was enjoyable, because he actually carried Taker through the match. Nowadays, he just does promos, squashes, and PPV's, and he only does one of those good (promos).

As for Bradshaw, he's never really had a HUGE push, so I can't combine him with the rest of the group. He is a bit too political though, and I can't stand that he went from Acolyte to Hootin', hollerin' Redneck sportin' a cowboy hat and ringing a big cowbell as he walked down the ramp for his 900th consecutive hardcore championship defense.

**darkpower** · 03-13-2004, 01:39 AM

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Originally Posted by tucsonspeed6

I agree with everything you've said about these guys except a few key things: A-train is NOT a good worker, but you're right about how he never gets mentioned backstage.

I don't know about him not being a good worker. He does try in there. Sure, he isn't going to be top-tier anytime soon, but he doesn't really deserve all the verbal abuse he gets (which is something I really don't get).

**Draven** · 03-13-2004, 08:38 AM

Bradshaw

**thuganomicalcrippler** · 03-14-2004, 08:43 AM

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Originally Posted by John la Rock

I'd say Hardcore Holly. Has no talent, is an asshole backstage and he bullies around smaller talent

Yep. Hardcore Folly gets my vote.

View Poll Results: Who do you want to kill the most
Triple H	22	34.92%
Goldberg	7	11.11%
A-Train	7	11.11%
Harcore Holly	17	26.98%
Bradshaw	3	4.76%
Other	7	11.11%
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03-10-2004, 04:11 AM	#2
darkpower Why So Curious? Posts: 3,408	I picked Trips because he seems to always GET AWAY with his shit because of Steph always going down on him. Goldberg wouldn't be so friggin hated if the WWE actually USED him right. Unfortunatly, he has never been used right (as a POWERHOUSE, but a true-to-form mat wrestler). Plus, some people STILL can't get over the Bret issue (why, I don't know. It wasn't like anyone, even Bill, knew what it could've done. It wasn't like he was out shooting for his HEAD or anything). I don't get why the A-Train gets the animosity. We never hear about him doing anything bad backstage, he's (as one other pointed out) been able to get everyone he's faced more over on SmackDown, and he's a good worker in the ring. Maybe it's just the fact that he's another big guy for McMahon. Hardcore Holly I could see, because no one has anything GOOD to say about this guy. However, for one, he can be a good worker, although stiff, and can actually sell decently (I know I'm going to get flamed for that). Plus, PWI's recent issue had something about this guy, with a statement that I agreed with. We talk about the "glass ceiling" all the time, the midcarders can never get up to the top-tier of main event. Here, we saw the WWE take a chance with someone who was a mid-carder before (and in the case of Holly/Lesner, who else could the WWE do a feud with at his return that could actually be believable for him at the time). This could mean that Holly has found a crack in the ceiling, giving other mid-carders a chance to get one up above where they are now (HINT TO WWE: Booker T). Although it seems unlikely, as they always say, anything can and possibly WILL happen in the WWE. Bradshaw is a netural guy for me. He's has always been a favorite of mine when he came into the Ackolytes as a part of the Ministry stable in 98 (ahh, good times), and just went from there, been impressed with how much charisma he can have. However, at the same time, his political stances seem to get me as someone who wants for everyone to agree with him or else (kind of like people like Michael Savage or Sean Hannity or (God, do I EVER hate this bitch) ANN COULTER). He kisses the ass of Bush, and his attitude gets in the way backstage, as well. But again, in ring work, though suffers from repeditiveness, is enough to get by.

03-11-2004, 02:49 PM	#3
tucsonspeed6 Banned WWE on 1/1/07 Posts: 2,141	I agree with everything you've said about these guys except a few key things: A-train is NOT a good worker, but you're right about how he never gets mentioned backstage. I hate anyone who doesn't need a push but gets one anyway. Rick Flair as a face, for example, was just getting back into the ring after a long time and he was in no way in ring shape, but they tried to push him to near main event status. He could be in the best shape since his prime, but I'll be damned if I ever watch another singles match with him again since I was scarred for life watching him beat down Jericho. Bob Holly didn't deserve his push, Goldberg never earned a single push in his life, and Trips is failing to entertain anymore. His feud with Undertaker a few years back was pretty good. I'd say it was enjoyable, because he actually carried Taker through the match. Nowadays, he just does promos, squashes, and PPV's, and he only does one of those good (promos). As for Bradshaw, he's never really had a HUGE push, so I can't combine him with the rest of the group. He is a bit too political though, and I can't stand that he went from Acolyte to Hootin', hollerin' Redneck sportin' a cowboy hat and ringing a big cowbell as he walked down the ramp for his 900th consecutive hardcore championship defense.

03-13-2004, 08:38 AM	#5
Draven Never Let It Go Posts: 2,767	Bradshaw