The Blue Board

Not sure who my favorite is so I'll just share a quick story. My first event was 24 years ago in Columbus, MS. Lord Humongous was introduced that night and scared many of kids when he came out of the locker room. He later went on to become Sid Vicious. Rick flair fought Wild Cat Windle Cooley, a local favorite and it was beyond epic. Adrian Street was there as well and he was a character if there ever was one. (He was notorious for licking the palm if his hand then pretending to wipe the refs butt with it). An hour after the show was over we saw everyone mentioned above getting gas at a local 7/11. I thought they were enemies in real life and till this day it pisses me off that I had to see that at such a young ago.

Stacy Keebler. Does she count as a wrestler?

Sting was at the event I mentioned above as well. Of course back then he simply had the star over his eye, not positive he had the white face then or it was added later.

Curse them for breaking kayfabe. My uncle was a manager at a gym near Hershey PA back in the day & they would always use that gym when they were in town & he said they were all pretty much cool with one another. Even though they were blood enemies on TV lol.

He was the ish in the mid to late 90's until he got hurt. He could put on a 5 star match with anyone & was always entertaining. I was a huge HBK mark back then.

I know. When my uncle told me The L.O.D & Nasty Boys were pumping iron together I was shocked & appalled. I expected the story to end with them tearing down the gym going at it. Not high fiving & encouraging one another.

Jimmy King

He's underrated technique wise. For example look at Cena, he doesn't sell his moves like he use to when he was hungry. Hardly anyone does IMO and it looks bad. Zig needs a makeover. He's been doing the bad boy thing for too long IMO. Then you have a guy like Ryback come in and he shoots too the top and the whole storyline is for him to lose consistantly in the big matches by way of cheating or interference. Why? The crowd obviously views him as the next Goldberg but now that he's lost several times where does he go from here? His role would have been better as one who was somewhat invincible IMO.

I can see not liking him as a person. But there is no taking away from him his in ring ability & the matches he made. Dude put on 5 star matches against Vader. Name another wrestler who could do that. Yes he was a prick & a back stage politician, but there is no denying how awesome he was. A lot of it had to do with the real life heat he had with Bret Hart. Neither wanted to drop the title to each other or anyone else for that matter. Both were always jockeying with each other for the top spot & neither would yeild. That's the business. Both have moved on & buried the hatchet, HBK even admitted his role in the MSJ. They did a dvd together where they both stated that they were sorry to one another & wished it all would have never happened.

1.Flair 2. Bret Hart 3. Macho man Savage 4. Nikita Koloff 5. Undertaker

Stacy Keiblers Ms. Hancock then, now and forever baby!

Bret hart, Legion of Doom, Ultimate Warrior

STING