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[Guest The Decadent Slacker]

There's a lot, but i'm a definite Freebird mark. Hayes may have been below average in the ring, but he had the best charisma. & Jimmy Garvin looks like mah man, Ron Jeremy. I only have really seen the WCW Birds, but from the little i've seen of the originals, they owned.

 

Honorable mentions: Hugh Morrus (pre Invasion), Justin Credible in ECW (well, SOME justin in ECW), Waylon Mercy, evil Doink, Butch Reed & maybe the current Erik Watts in TNA.

[cawthon777 0]

The Acolytes ... and this is coming from a die-hard Bret Hart, Chris Benoit, Ric Flair, Curt Hennig fan.

[Guest croweater]

I must admit. I would MARK OUT if Tatanka came Wardancing down the ramp on RAW.

[Guest dvkorn]

I, too, liked Hugh Morrus when he was in WCW in the misfits and feuding with Storm and the like.

 

Yes.. Hugh Morrus.

[Guest WrestlingDeacon]

It's all about the Repo Man. Even as a markish little kid, I totally marked out for him. He was hilarious AND evil.

[Mecha Mummy 0]

Jorge Estrada. I don't know why I liked him, I just did.

[Guest WrestlingDeacon]

I like Jorge too. It might be because I saw him at a piss ant indy show shortly before he showed up in the TNA. My friend and I both said that Jorge was the best wrestler on the card with a good look and real potential. So, it's kind of nice to be proven right as he's certainly doing better right now than the other no-names we saw. As an aside, the main event was Buff Bagwell and Disco Inferno.

[Guest Lord of The Curry]

Undertaker. It's my hidden shame.......

[Guest acnx]

Definitely the Repo Man. He's hardcore!

[Guest Fook_Hing_Ho]

I gotta follow the trend and say Repo Man.

 

As for current wrestlers - and please don't revoke my smark card for this - Big Show

[J.B. Buzzkill 0]

I always liked Test as the sympathetic face, and I don't know why.

[Guest ToddRoyal]

Samoans.

 

I was scared to death of Afa and Sika when I was little, and I thought the Samoan Swat Team/Headshrinkers and Tonga Kid were all really underrated for the time period. I'm also of the belief that Rikishi could have been the next big thing in early 2000 if the stupid "running over Austin" angle hadn't ruined it.

 

Sadly, I also cheered for 3 Minute Warning, and a little (tiny) part of me was sad that Jamal was released.

[Just John 0]

While he may not be a good wrestler, The Big Show can be pretty damn funny. I like him in backstage skits that don't involve screaming and spitting.

 

Others:

 

Bryan Clark (as Wrath)

 

The Cat

[Guest The Hollywood Fashion Plate]

A-Train

Bossman (late 1999-2000 especially....nothing like his RR2000 entrance where he spends 90 seconds walking around flipping off the crowd)

Wrath

Scott Norton

The Berzerker

[Guest WrestlingDeacon]

Todd, you should check out the Islanders then. They were the best Samoan tag team I've ever seen.

 

And (Y) for the Repo Man love.

[Guest Ray]

Kane

 

Sure, he’s a big tall hoss, but I loved his old gimmick. The fire, the mask, the cool outfit (the black one was so damn cool). He entertained me quite a bit. I even thought he was improving as a wrestler around 2001.

He died for me when he came back from his injury in 2002. Lame new outfit, crappy new mask, and to top it all off, the Kaneroonie.

[Guest MaxPower27]

Sid

[Guest kingkamala]

As you can tell I'm a pretty big Kamala mark, the guy had the best facial reactions for any wrestler I've ever seen.

[Mecha Mummy 0]

Bossman (late 1999-2000 especially....nothing like his RR2000 entrance where he spends 90 seconds walking around flipping off the crowd)

That was in 2000? I thought it was in 2001 when Taker AND Kane were in the ring and Scotty had just been destroyed in about fifteen seconds, so Bossman did the smart thing and stayed the hell away from the ring.

[Guest ToddRoyal]

Todd, you should check out the Islanders then. They were the best Samoan tag team I've ever seen

 

Ah, you're right. The Islanders are one of the best teams of that late 80's-Early 90's WWF tag scene. Though they get lost in the shuffle of the Awesomeness of the Rockers, the Hart Foundation, the British Bulldogs and Demolition- Haku used to be a real talented wrestler, and Tama/Tonga Kid is probably the best Samoan wrestler out there.

 

I need to go watch some Islanders/Rockers matches now...

[Guest The Rising Star]

Nasty Boys were cool.

[TheOriginalOrangeGoblin 0]

I've lawyas been a Hogan mark. So I guess Hulk Hogan is a guilty pleasure.

[Guest bravesfan]

My guilty pleasures:

The Big Show.

Test.

Bossman.

Bryan Clark.

All incarnations of the Polynesian wrestling family. (except Snuka).

 

Bossman (late 1999-2000 especially....nothing like his RR2000 entrance where he spends 90 seconds walking around flipping off the crowd) 

 

That was in 2000? I thought it was in 2001 when Taker AND Kane were in the ring and Scotty had just been destroyed in about fifteen seconds, so Bossman did the smart thing and stayed the hell away from the ring.

 

Bossman's spiel was in 2000, staying away from Rikishi, who was alone in the ring.

 

The next entrant after Scotty's elimination in 2001 was Steve Austin. On a side note, Bossman wasn't entered in the 2001 Rumble.

[Guest ShamRock]

Kevin Nash..there I said it. There is the walk and the talk on the mic that's cool about it and plus, he's one of the most unintentional funny guys in the WWE.

 

Long Live Nash!

[Guest The Decadent Slacker]

Yeah, Repo ruled it, but i mark for Darsow period. He was just so funny yet heelish, which we need more of these days.

 

I too like Bryan Clarke. he was actually one of the better big men in the mid 90s, & i'm amazed that Vince didnt go all the way with him. Adams was good too.

 

Ed Leslie was also one of mine. Pre Bootyman, anyway.

 

Nash is great on the mic, i'll give him that. he's entertaining, imo, but people on the net always seem to dwell on the negative aspects of people, even if they are asshole politicians. & Paul Wight is a funny guy. i would have no problem if he did a midcard comedy gimmick, like in 2000.

[Mecha Mummy 0]

Bossman (late 1999-2000 especially....nothing like his RR2000 entrance where he spends 90 seconds walking around flipping off the crowd) 

 

That was in 2000? I thought it was in 2001 when Taker AND Kane were in the ring and Scotty had just been destroyed in about fifteen seconds, so Bossman did the smart thing and stayed the hell away from the ring.

 

Bossman's spiel was in 2000, staying away from Rikishi, who was alone in the ring.

 

The next entrant after Scotty's elimination in 2001 was Steve Austin. On a side note, Bossman wasn't entered in the 2001 Rumble.

Oh yeah. I knew he was staying away from SOMEONE...

[LooseCannon25 0]

Since everybodies admitting theirs here it goes..... I marked for the entire

 

DUNGEON OF DOOM

 

and also Adam Bomb both face and heel

[Guest Slingshot Suplex]

The Missing F'N Link

 

How can you not love a guy with green face paint,black patches of hair and whose onlysignificant wrestling move was a headbutt??

[Guest KanadianKrusty]

Sid (he was somewhat decent during his first WCW run)

Bossman

and Kronik, especially Brian Clark

[EL DANDY~! 0]

The Natural Disasters...

 

Jim Neidhart

 

and here's one I bet nobody thought of...

 

Billy Gunn