PULSE's Worst Wrestlers in WWF/E History

[Sabretooth]

Mero's wildcat gimmick was entertaining and I enjoyed his feud with Triple H. Santino is an ok wrestler and can be pretty funny. I've laughed a lot at him.

 

[Wang Chung]

Oh and Zack Ryder fucking sucks, end of story. Never liked him, never will and the best moment he's ever provided me was getting wheeled off the stage by Kane...WHICH was enough to keep him off my list simply because of how hilarious it was.

Thank you. I can't stand him at all. And I agree his best moment was getting pushed off of the stage. I would take Robbie over him any day.

 

[JakeYourBooty]

I missed the first part of Mero's WWF run so all I really remember was his Marvelous Mark Mero boxing gimmick bad guy schtick...and it was fuckin bad...so that's why he was so high on my list.

Rikishi, Vito, & Santino weren't bad for a vast majority of their time in WWF/E

Ryder is just so overrated I could see the hate for him

Brawler and Duke were just jobbers to the big stars so I wouldn't call them pushed at all

Meat really didn't do much at all

Albert wasn't so good but had glimmers of hope in his first run but this Tensai run has just been a disaster for him

Snitsky's most entertaining thing was with the fake baby...so that should say alot about his in ring abilities

 

[JakeYourBooty]

#24
The Honky Tonk Man
20pts - [MENTION=59]Horrorfan_1986[/MENTION] 4th, [MENTION=288]Halfbreed[/MENTION] 19th, Booty 20th

#23
Crush
21pts - [MENTION=157]Mitch Dynomite[/MENTION] 7th, [MENTION=121]Porkchop Express[/MENTION] 14th

#22
Henry O. Godwin
22pts - [MENTION=75]MKT[/MENTION] 6th, [MENTION=1]Fuje Vise[/MENTION] 14th

#21
The Ultimate Warrior
23pts - Booty 15th, Mitch 17th, Chop 7th

Brian Knobbs
23pts - Halfbreed 7th, Booty 11th

Akeem aka One Man Gang
23pts - HF86 8th, Booty 11th

#20
David Otunga
24pts - MKT 17th, Jim 15th, Halfbreed 20th, -CM- 18th, 10th @The Linbacker

19th
Beserker
25pts - Halfbreed 11th, MKT 5th

Doink
25pts - Chop 10th, -CM- 9th, Enforcer 18th

18th
Ken Patera
26pts - HF86 6th , [MENTION=51]Fuji Vice[/MENTION] 7th

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[Postman Dave]

Wow , a lot to get through.

Kozlov was nominated with a heavy heart. I dug his wacky charisma, but yeah he was dirt in the ring. This guy main evented shows with Jeff Hardy, Triple H, and pinned The Undertaker CLEAN and yet still didn’t get over convincingly. You can’t say he didn’t get a chance.

Rosey seems harsh to me. Never got a solid push outside of the tag division, and his tag team were hardly memorable ones.

Can understand Incredible. Did nothing good with his WWE runs.

LOL Bagwell. Only one match, yet so awful his inclusion is somehow justified :

You gotta be outta your mind with Rikishi.

Albert another I sorta understand, especially with his current run.

Brooklyn Brawler was a jobber, at no point was he pushed to the point of qualifying for this.

Vito did his best, but that gimmick was death.

I liked original Gene Snitsky. His wacky baby kicking, foot licking weirdness was awesome. I nominated because 1) he sucked in the ring, and 2) his second push as hairless Snitsky was dire. Undefeated for about 10 months, and nothing came of it.

Santino should be nowhere near here.

LOL Meat.

Can’t agree with Ryder. He’s decent in the ring, but the booking has screwed him over royally.

Interesting pick with the Wooyah. Understandable, talent and push certainly don’t correlate here.

Wow, a lot of votes for Otunga :

 

[JakeYourBooty]

Honky Tonk Man had the longest reign with the IC Title....ever...and he wasn't very good at all...he had charisma for sure but his in ring skills lacked and his promos became stale and repetitive for sure...he would be the poster boy push vs talent but then we have The Ultimate Warrior he was a world fucking champion with a moveset that made Hogan's look like Malenko's..he was incoherent and babbled on on the mic, his two best feuds were with Savage and Rude and they both had to carry him like crazy and lol at what Wrestling Observer has given him over the years

Most Overrated (1989–1991)
Readers' Least Favorite Wrestler (1989, 1990)
Worst Feud of the Year (1989) vs. André the Giant
Worst Feud of the Year (1992) vs. Papa Shango
Worst Feud of the Year (1998) vs. Hulk Hogan
Worst Worked Match of the Year (1989) vs. André the Giant on October 31
Worst Worked Match of the Year (1998) vs. Hulk Hogan at Halloween Havoc
Worst Wrestler (1988, 1998)

Crush, Godwinn, Berzerker, & Doink were never that bad imo Crush had like 5 gimmicks in his WWF life and while he wasnt great it was servicable

Knobbs was just terrible always

Akeem while entertaining as the african dream was just a mess in the ring always

Patera was brutal

and David Otunga I feel is way to young to be on this list, he has just started his career and I think he has a ton of potential and I say we revisit him 6 or 7 years down the road

 

[Lover Boy]

I personally don't think Otunga will be in WWE in 6 years time, I think he lacks any real ability and doesn't have any charisma. All he has is the look imo.

 

[JakeYourBooty]

no charisma? really? that is something we def don't see eye to eye on

 

[Postman Dave]

Otunga is great outside of the ring, inside it's gotten to the point where they acknowledge on screen how awful he is in it..

 

[JakeYourBooty]

same was said about Miz when he started as well...

really I think it's way to soon to be putting him in the worst of all time status

 

[Lover Boy]

same was said about Miz when he started as well...

really I think it's way to soon to be putting him in the worst of all time status

That is actually a fantastic point. I could stand to be very wrong in what I said if he manages to turn out like the Miz.

 

[Postman Dave]

I'm still not a big fan of Miz in the ring either :

Otunga suffers from me not knowing a lot of the older talent well enough to judge, same with a few others on my list.

 

[Sabretooth]

Otunga did great work as John Laurinaitis' lawyer. His in ring skills...

 

[Horrorfan_1986]

The hate Warrior gets is ridiculous. Most of his matches were overly short. Yet, when Warrior was given a good amount of time, he often times had a great match:

- Rick Rude - WM 5
- Rick Rude - Summerslam 1989
- Royal Rumble Match - 1990
- Hulk Hogan - WM 6
- Rick Rude - Summerslam 1990
- Randy Savage - WM 7
- Randy Savage - Summerslam 1992

Minus a couple of duds (Slaughter at Rumble 1991), Warrior delivered in every one of his high profile matches on PPV. His weekly matches were all short squashes. Yet, people act like he was this horrible worker when his resume says otherwise.

 

[JakeYourBooty]

I couldn't disagree more but to each his own I guess