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Via the 80's project: Jim Brunzell Mad Dog Vachon via the Super Show Wrestler Snapshot located here: Magnum TA via my own Wrestler Snapshot located here: Big Boss Man he's better than Tanahashi and the best thing in New Japan this decade: Shinsuke Nakamura via the G1 Climax thread located here.

Awesome. I watched that when I ranked the Royal Rumble matches and thought it was complete and utter shit. Half of the match was German Suplexes and German Suplex reversals. I think you can point to Angle's series with Benoit as the point where he started to really become Kurt Angle and really become a wrestler I don't want to watch. Prior to that I am pretty high on him, though. I gave up on him after 2004, so maybe there are some performances out there that could sway me.

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I'll re-watch the Tajiri feud. The Homicide feud. The Corino-Steen-Generico feud and some Zero One to be sure.

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Does any Killer Bee stuff hold up?

I'm not going to nominate him without some re-watches, but does Jim Brunzell have a case?

If people are up for it, I don't see a problem with adding in a 25 list for tag teams with your ballot. I can see one big thread to talk tag teams or something. Any interest?

Recently re-watched ECW Hardcore Heaven 97 and that Bam Bam-Spike match was real fun and Bigelow was great in it. I think you could argue his ECW run was the best of his career. I'm a big fan, but at this moment I think he'll be pushed off my list based on the greatness of others. Comparing to other big men, I'd put: Hansen, Vader, Mark Henry all above him easily.

A very interesting case. His gimmick hampered him for the first part of his career. In 96/97 he showed that he could have some great matches and performances. From there, he would have great runs and horrible runs. Those seem to depend on how supernatural his gimmick got. He could get on my list or not, I need to re-watch his 2000-2007 run.

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If we could take every wrestler and condense their candidacy into 3-4 of their best continuous years then I guarantee Psicosis would be on my list. The rest of his career I am unsure of.

Everybody says he is a master of psychology, but show me some great Jake matches. I like watching him and all, but it never seemed to translate to anything high end.

I wasn't super into Christian until he returned to the WWE as a babyface and really took off. I think he's legit one of the top 3 babyface wrestlers of the last 7 years. From the way he claps during the comebacks to the unique way he'd hit his offense he was really great. Not to mention he pulled off an awesome series of matches with Randy Orton, when Randy was super boring.

I'm really looking forward to re-watching some of her career. When I did watch a bunch of joshi Bull Nakano and Kyoko Inoue were my favourites. I need suggestions for this one.

When he's on he's one of the greatest big men ever. Love the Cena matches the Eddie match, the Punk match and the Taker Hell in the Cell. Probably the best Hell in the Cell ever. Not so big on him as a babyface as it was a weird role for him. Although as a monster with a legit background he ruled. We are looking at a short period though. I'm unsure on Brock right now.

Demolition is up there for my all-time favourite teams and that is mostly due to Eadie. The psychology he put into that team to make them the awesome cut the ring in half and everything has a purpose was outstanding. Especially when you consider his partner. I've seen some fun Masked Superstar stuff, but I really need to see more. It's so strange to see him work that way. I don't know anything about his Machines run though. He has some kind of shot of making my list, but that hinges on the Masked Superstar stuff.

I love what DDP does. His yoga and positive attitude. He is a great role model for healthy living. I've been a fan of certain things he does in the ring as well. His match with Goldberg is one of my favourites. He has one of the coolest finishers ever and the way he hit it differently each match was awesome. I don't see how he could make my list though.

I should had clarified he didn't connect with me.

I was never as high on Benoit as a lot of people were. He never connected to the audience like Eddie did. Also, I have trouble watching his matches now. I don't know if I can overcome this.

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