Like the title says, Cena is the best worker in professional wrestling today. Anybody that says otherwise, doesn't understand the sole concept of pro wrestling. I'm willing to debate any poster who attempts to dispute this.
And this 'sole concept' would be what exactly?
Those who don't like Cena and won't agree are wrong though, which was the point of the thread - to teach them why they're wrong. If any one can apply an ounce of objectivety, they'd agree that Cena is the best worker right now.
By your logic, Meet the Spartans was a good movie. It made a lot of money, and reached a lot of audience. Therefore it's good.
First off, this doesn't mean that I don't agree with you, but you trying to establish the fact that everybody that dont agree that Cena is the best is wrong, then that's just...wrong.
Going by the standards that you set to qualify how good a wrestler is, then you are right, Cena might be the best wrestler today (altough him being Number One on all of those categories you set as qualifiers is debatable), but this goes back to an old argument in here:
Why would us, as a fan, would care if X wrestler makes Vince Mcmahon money or sells merchandise?
Cena is the best - by bringing in money - which clearly indicates entertainment - the very basis of what wrestling is. See what I mean?
You shouldn't care who's the biggest draw, everbody has their personal preference, but when discussing the best wrestler, you've got to be objective and say the wrestler who's doing the best at his job is, well, the best. In this case, Cena is the best - by bringing in money - which clearly indicates entertainment - the very basis of what wrestling is. See what I mean?
You're wrong in that. Just because John Cena brings in the more money doesn't mean he is the man who provides more entertainment. In his case, it just means that the specific demograph he appeals invests more money into the WWE.
And again, you've got it all wrong. That's indeed what wrestling is all about...if you are the booker or the businessman behind all of it. You're a fan, you get no profit whatsoever, so when you are judging wrestling, things as bringing in money shouldn't be the prime aspect to check. If you were Vince McMahon, your logic would be correct, but as a fan, it doesn't.
See it like this, David Beckham brought to the LA Galaxy a shit load of money and a shitload of fans, does that make him the best soccer player in the MLS?