All-Time Smarks' Favorite Card

[Guest DynamiteKid2K2]

As with the last poll, we all know the targets of this poll.  The two Super J Cups got the nod over "Best of the Super Juniors", for I've never seen them in their entirety, plus, if memory serves, those tournaments weren't one-night deals.

Yeah, the J Cups might not have been either, oh well.

[Guest Drury37]

I think it is WrestleMania III or WrestleMania X.

Thanks.

[Guest Some Guy]

X-Seven got a ton of well deserved praise and was a better overall card than 3 or 10 or GAB 89.

[Guest Tony149]

I don't watch much Japanese wrestling. So I voted for the Great American Bash '89. Although, Canadian Stampede & WM X-7 were excellent cards.

[Guest 5_moves_of_doom]

i put Canadian Stampede just because every match on the card was not just enjoyable, but they were all reeking of awesomeness.

[Guest Dark Lotus]

I love JCup 94, but I can't overlook Bash 89... Pure greatness, top to bottom.  Even the crap was entertaining.

[Guest Tim Cooke]

Superbrawl III is my favorite card top to bottom, as well as Wrestle War 1992.  The 6/5/89 AJPW show would take top notch as one of the most fantastic cards in AJPW history.

 

Tim

[Guest dreamer420]

Smarks All-Time Favorite Card: Wrestlemania X

 

dreamer420's All-Times Favorite Card: Wrestlemania IV

[Guest EI Cubano]

Great American Bash 1989 was far and away the greatest pay-per-view of all time and the absolute climax of the awesomeness that was the National Wrestling Alliance. What WMIII was to the WWF, GAB 89 was to the NWA, the culmination of the greatest run in company history. EVERY match at the GAB meant something (except Irwin/Pillman) and the undercard matches were much better built than the majority of the filler crap at WMIII. Terry Funk and Ric Flair fought in the culmination of one of the best feuds of Flair's career, Steamboat and Luger LIT UP the arena in a fued that could have been spectacular, Sting and The Great Muta were in the midst of my favorite series of matches of all time, giving insatiable amounts of credibility to the Television title and innovating the American style of offense. A classic war games match, a battle royal, the Steiner brothers ppv debut as a team in a match that was the predecessor of the hardcore style that would explode a decade later, the SkyScrapers kicking ass, hell even the Paul E Dangerously and Jim Cornette match was good due to the insane amount of charisma that both men had. You CAN'T go wrong with this card and nothing else has ever even come close in my opinion.

[Guest goodhelmet]

i just  watched Bash '89 yesterday. I was certainly entertained but it's not the best card of all time. I enjoy the old school stuff but today's work is light years ahead of what was going on back then

 

Wrestlemania X had Bret-Owen which is the best match of any on the cards listed above.

 

I actually like Backlash 2000 better than any of those cards.

[Guest Mark4steamboat]

Wrestlewar 89 was not a great card. It was a "good"card b/c flair/steamboat saved it from being the worst show of all time. One of my favorite shows is Wrestlewar 90. Flair/Luger at their best.

[Guest Makaveli]

Wrestlemania X

 

I havent seen Canadian Stampede, which i wanna see really badly, just to see the awesome crowd heat.

[Guest bps "The Truth" 21]

I would've voted for No Way Out 2001...

 

Austin/HHH (MOTY)

Angle/Rock(**** easy)

Jericho/Benoit/Guerrero/Xpac (Most Underrated match...ever)

Dudleys/B.O.D./E+C (actually decent!)

Trish/Steph (Good MAtch!)

 

Better than everything listed.