PW Boards Wrestling War

thebostoncrab

If I could be serious for a minute.


My vote here is for Storm. My kind of wrestler and someone I never got sick of watching. Kane has had too many ups and downs for me.


And Fergal is one of the best in the world today, Irish or otherwise. I don't think I need to even bother explaining why he is better than Sid.

ricero

Kane hes iconic and fergal coz hes a bray man

Bounty Hunter

Kane, I always considered myself a big Taker mark and Kane was such a huge part of his history plus he has had more matches than almost anyone iirc

Fergal is the Irish boy done good who along with Shambo is the pinacle of Irish professional wrestlers except he is the more technically proficient of the two

beakerjoe

One of my favs in Lance Storm along with sid head out and Kane and Prince Devitt head on to the nrxt phase

Next up

Kevin Steen




vs


Abyss




and

A-Train/ Albert / Tensia / Giant Bernard



vs



Diesel / Kevin Nash






FIRST TO 4 VOTES WINS AND VOTES NEED REASONS TO COUNT

beakerjoe

Going for Tensai myself. Over the eyars Ive grown to dislike Nash more and more. Never warmed to him at all in WWE and felt he only got over because of his look and who his friends were. Albert on the other hand seems to be a likeable guy and has been unlucky not to find a gimmick that works for him in the US. Im voting for him on his New Japan work alone.

Steen for me. Abyss always seemed like a Kane rip off to me. Steen is a hard worker and can be a great character on his day. Would love to se him in WWE with no restricts.

ALBERT AND STEEN FOR ME

Omackeral

Bit of a dud draw here tbh. I'm gonna have to vote Abyss over Steen because I've never seen much Steen's stuff. Abyss was alright in his day.

As for the two giants. Big Sexy takes it. Albert has never been in great shape and just never had IT whereas Nash had that kinda cool jock thing down. Being a part of the original NWO helped big time.

Abyss and Nash

Angron

Abyss, I haven't really seen Steen's work so I don't have anything to base it off, while I've at least seen a decent amount of Abyss.

Tensai or whatever you wish to call him in the second. Don't like Nash, didn't like him in WCW or in his recent time in WWE. A-Train was decent enough in my mind, just not spectacular.

Sin Eater

Abyss takes it here, he's a very good big man, and had TNA being able to make something of itself he may have developed into their Undertaker ... or maybe Mick Foley.


Kevin Nash has to win the second. I'm not a huge fan, and would prefer to actually watch a Tensai match, but Nash has achieved so much that he has to take it here.

ShagNastii

Never really bought into Steen. Abyss has always one of those guy I found entertaining. I love the fact he is one of the star TNA "made" if you caught my drift.

Nash takes the second. His main event run in WWE was a bit of a stinker but I loved his debut with Shawn and most of his WCW work. Douchebaggary aside he was a massive cog in what made the NWO such a great stable.

People can't talk about how good Albert is with bringing up his stint in Japan. If he was so great Tensai would have lasted longer. Prince Albert, A-Train, T&A all yawn worthy.

beakerjoe

Abyss is through at the expense of Steen, while Nash leads A-Train by 3-2. One more for the former Vinnie Vegas and hes through

JP Liz V1

In case I'm not online when it comes to vote for Christian count this as my vote for him please

JP Liz V1

Joseph Park/Abyss (I always thought he was underrated and does a great job in TNA) and Kevin Nash/Diesel (even though I think he is overrated he is better than Tensai/A-Train)

beakerjoe

Nash follows Abyss to teh next phase. Bye Bye Tensai!

Next up....

Robbie Brookside




vs



Typhoon/The Shockmaster





and



Bret Hart




vs



Mr Anderson







FIRST TO 4 VOTES WINS AND VOTES NEED A REASON TO COUNT

ShagNastii

Has to be two from the 90s. Phoon and Bret.

Robbie Brookside always looks like a wrestling Garth Elgar. Typhoon had he place and I enjoyed most of his stuff. The Natural Disasters were a make shift team that were almost made to be together. The tweaks made when they became the Natural Disasters were subtle yet perfect.

Bret is a class act. He was never going to live up to the Superhero that was Hulkamania HH but Bret was certainly admired hugely by me as a young lad.

beakerjoe

Went for TugBoat/Typhoon myself. No disrespect to Brookside but Tugboat was a favourite as a kid and i look back on Fred Ottman with fond memories

Bret trumps Anderson any day of the week. Bret was an icon in the new gen era and is one of the all time greats.

Bret and Typhoon

JP Liz V1

Bret (who didn't want the glasses ) and Tugboat (loved his heel turn on Hogan)

Omackeral

Bret will take some beating here. He's one of the greats so clearly should advance here.

I'm voting typhoon here too because I really like the natural disasters as a kid. Thought they looked cool.

beakerjoe

Bret and Fred "Typhoon" Ottman head on into the next round

Next up

Daniel Bryan




vs


Antonio Inoki




and



Fandango







vs



Dino Bravo



First to 4 votes wins and votes need a reason to count

ShagNastii

Daniel Bryan. I love seeing a guy who slogged in the indies for years get his/her time in the big time. DB has been part of so many top notch feuds and angles. YES YES YES.

Time warp- Fandango would have fit amazingly in Bravo's era. So colourful, so OTT, so camp and overplayed. Everything Bravo wasn't. A poster boy for bland.

Omackeral

Gonna echo Shagnastii's sentiments. Bryan is the ultimate wrestler AND has a tonne of personality and likability. One that nobody has a problem with in this day and age, which is rare.

I like Fandango, I'm not afraid to admit it. And I think he's pretty sound in the ring too.

Sin Eater

I'm a fan of Daniel Bryan, however, right now, I'd have to go with Antonio Inoki. IT wouldnt be wrong to say that Inoki has been an important figure in the history of professional wrestling, founding New Japan Pro Wrestling, which is still a very successful promotion (Apparently second largest in terms of revenue and attandence behind WWE).

Bryan might be the top wrestler at the moment, and it seems like he could be at the beginning of a great run, but as of yet, I don't quite think he's up there with Inoki.

And Fandango over Dino Bravo. Was never impressed with Bravo, Fandango has a lot of talent.

JP Liz V1

Yes Yes Yes for Daniel Bryan ultimate underdog, great wrestler, likeable and good on the mic


Fandango as I really like his theme music

Angron

D Bryan, easily. One of the best wrestlers going now, and immensely enjoyable. I know Inoki's had a significant influence on the business, but this is more on the wrestler themselves for me, not their legacy.

Fandango I guess for the second, mainly cause I don't really have memories of Dino. Like Shag said, bland.

ricero

D bryan hes made wrestling interesting again and fandango hes fun