Better Wrestler #215 *Hall of Fame Round*

**#BROKEN Hasney** · 09-01-2011, 12:53 PM

Because I prefer in-ring action to promos and therefore, my opinion is that since 1996 when I started watching him to the day he died, it's hard to pick out a period of time when he was bad in the ring, or at least not above The Rock's level (not a dig at the Rock, some of the stories he told in the ring were great, just Eddie is in that upper-echelon for me)

I'm sorry that I'm not using a checklist to explain my choice, but if I base it by whose matches gripped me more often, then Eddie would beat one hell of a lot of people. I apologise if my opinion fails to mesh with yours and you find me picking a wrestler over "the great one" "dumb", but I respect your opinion and just wish you wouldn't have to be such a spastic every time the opinions of others aren't overwhelmingly agreeing with you.

View Poll Results: #215
Eddie Guerrero	28	41.18%
The Rock	40	58.82%
Voters: 68. You must log in or register to vote on this poll.

09-01-2011, 12:53 PM	#11
#BROKEN Hasney BAY BAY Posts: 36,524	Because I prefer in-ring action to promos and therefore, my opinion is that since 1996 when I started watching him to the day he died, it's hard to pick out a period of time when he was bad in the ring, or at least not above The Rock's level (not a dig at the Rock, some of the stories he told in the ring were great, just Eddie is in that upper-echelon for me) I'm sorry that I'm not using a checklist to explain my choice, but if I base it by whose matches gripped me more often, then Eddie would beat one hell of a lot of people. I apologise if my opinion fails to mesh with yours and you find me picking a wrestler over "the great one" "dumb", but I respect your opinion and just wish you wouldn't have to be such a spastic every time the opinions of others aren't overwhelmingly agreeing with you.