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  1. GPWT Round 1: Ricky Steamboat (8) -vs- The Rock (9)

    What tag matches? His tag matches with Jay Youngblood where he wrestled Flair and random Flair partner A or B a thousand times, or you talking about his tag team in his late WCW run with Shane Douglas? Steamer is not known for his tag work, his Mid-Atlantic tags with Youngblood are good stuff...

  2. What the hell has happened to Randy Orton?

    Lol, I remember one of the first big arguments I got involved in was a Cena-Orton argument. EVERYONE was on Orton's nuts. Cena is so much better than Orton in every aspect, better gimmick, better charisma, better worker. Everything. Punk could easily replace Orton as the no. 2 guy on the roster...

  3. The vignette from Raw...

    Sting, anyone?

  4. Alberto Pendejo

    80% of the people on the board don't know what a pendejo is. Pendejos.

  5. GPWT Round 1: Hulk Hogan (4) -vs- Eddie Guerrero (13)

    Hogan's "psychology" was formulaic and gimmicked. The way you claim Bret wrestled with the five moves of doom mindset, ALL of Hogan's matches were the same. It wasn't psychology. It was Hogan's god given gift of charisma and the superman booking. He never took a beating, let rephrase that, he...

  6. GPWT Round 1: Hulk Hogan (4) -vs- Eddie Guerrero (13)

    Hogan? Psychology? Nope. How to read a crowd and feed them is not necessarily psychology as much as a basic formula Hogan followed. If you ever saw Hogan in his few matches in Japan, his American act didn't work there and I suggest you track down his very awesome match against Stan Hansen and...

  7. GPWT Round 1: Ricky Steamboat (8) -vs- The Rock (9)

    That is simply not true. Steamer is great but doesn't stack up with HBK or Flair in terms of straight classics. List me five honest to god truly classic Steamer matches. Not calling you out, but 3 of Steamer's best 5 are against Flair and his classic with Savage equals four. Steamer is an...

  8. GPWT Round 1: Bret Hart (5) -vs- Curt Hennig (11)

    ^^^I'm sorry, you were just way to vague in your defense of Hennig. Please, for debates sake thicken your argument. Please respond to these: outside his nice two year run of excellence in AWA, and his matches with Hart in the WWF, what makes Hennig so distinguished in your opinion. Please list...

  9. GPWT Round 1: Steve Austin (3) -vs- Bruno Sammartino (14)

    Austin is one of the greatest in ring workers, EVER. People talk about psychology and , again, hate to say this, but so few have actual grasp on the idea. Austin is up there with Flair, Steamer, Roberts, HBK and Ricky fuckin Morton on psychology. Bruno, even in his day, for his simple style was...

  10. Royal Rumble 2011

    I'm watching. Got some decent streams. My msn will be on. Let me know.

  11. HOF 2011

    Butcher belongs like a motherfucker. A huge attraction in his day. But if Abby gets in before Brusier Brody, that's a damn shame. Hayes should go in but they should induct the entire Freebirds, sucks that Bam Bam is dead, but I know they use Jimmy Garvin for their Legends of the Roundtable or...

  12. GPWT Round 1: Randy Savage (6) -vs- Kurt Angle (11)

    It's Savage all day, every day.

  13. GPWT Round 1: Bret Hart (5) -vs- Curt Hennig (11)

    Honestly, these are the two most over rated people in this tourney. 95% of the people who think Hennig is great aren't even aware of his true greatness. He had so few good matches in the WWF, and that is what 99% of the people who voted for him are aware of, that it almost insults me that he's...

  14. GPWT Round 1: Hulk Hogan (4) -vs- Eddie Guerrero (13)

    Hogan. Not. Even. Close.

  15. GPWT Round 1: Steve Austin (3) -vs- Bruno Sammartino (14)

    You're completely right, except Bruno was the champ of the most important territory, the North East. And no NWA star, Gorgeous George and Buddy Rogers included, ever sold out the Garden, let alone however many consecutive times Bruno did. That being said, Austin is the biggest draw in the...

  16. 2011 Match of the Year

    Veritas, theditch.biz . That's all you'll ever need to know about the greatest era of in ring wrestling product that ever existed, ever. This is everything that RoH has ever tried to bastardized, guys like Richards wish they were this good, where guys like Danielson would rather work if they...

  17. GPWT Round 1: The Undertaker (7) -vs- Andre the Giant (10)

    This is probably the hardest to call. People who expect a 7ft 450 Giant to have classic matches are fools, just like the fools that rag on the Big Show. Andre was rare, and he to, like the Rock, transcended wrestling, he is, after all, the Greatest Alcoholic of All Time and has a cult following...

  18. GPWT Round 1: Ricky Steamboat (8) -vs- The Rock (9)

    As much as I love the Steamer, and believe me he makes my top 10-15 depending on my mood, it's the Rock. The Rock has so unbelievably transcended wrestling it's not even fair to compare him with Steamer. If this is solely on the classic sense, it's Steamer. But Rock's charisma, drawing ability...

  19. 2011 Match of the Year

    It's basically you and me my man and even at that I am so far out of the loop, but there is a catch: DEVITT WILL BE APPEARING IN AMERICA!!!! BTW, Davey Richards is so over rated by the indy fan boys.

  20. GPWT Round 1 - Ric Flair (1) -vs- Ted DiBiase (16)

    Whoever voted for DiBiasie is wrong. :)
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