Woooooooooooow.

Money Inc is one of the best tag teams ever, and IRS should have been a much bigger star (as IRS, I know Rotunda had a pretty long and successful career) than he was

Crash Holly was incredible

Agreed. Not even mad he had a run as US (?) Champion. Marked hard when he was final 2 of the Rumble a few years ago.

This is just flat out wrong. Unpopular opinion indeed.

I agree like 93% with this. There ARE a few matches that a blood spot made 100x better.



This is one I've stated before and has received hate for. It's very unpopular, but also very true.


Kurt Angle is the best professional wrestler of all time top to bottom.

Not sure if this is an unpopular opinion or not, but Shawn Michaels second run had better ring work than his first.

Attitude era Chyna was hot.

I agree with that. I think his best matches and angles came in his second run. His work with Angle, Y2J, HHH and Taker were his highlights.

My gripe is that in his first run, he was the man. He was the guy Vince was putting his company behind. When he was champion, he was champion because no one else was even close to him at the time apart from Stone Cold. There was no one bigger than Shawn Michaels. When he returned he never came close to having that elite status again because he was never booked that strong. In his second run he only had the title once and it was for a month. He was hardly ever in the title scene and was rarely in the main event. In the DX reunion they switched roles and he was HHH's sidekick. The JBL feud was ridiculous. He wasn't the man anymore and was borderline upper midcard for most of the second run.

A lot of it has to do with heel HBK > face HBK and he was never a heel in his second run, which is a shame. Some of those feuds with Cena, Angle etc could have been so much better if HBK was in full blown heel mode.

HBK as a character was basically never good after his 1995 face turn got a full foothold. He was a tolerable babyface at first, but from the moment that he "lost his smile," that was basically it. Though he had the occasional good segment or whatever here and there, his days as a good character were dead. Which is a shame, because young heel HBK was ****ing fantastic as a character.

The only IRL friend I find myself ever discussing wrestling with was asking me about the WWE Network. I said it was great and that he should totally get it. He was asking me about the archive of matches, and if you could really just type in a wrestler's name and get all of their stuff right away; I said yes. He said, "Man, I'm tempted, but I'm just afraid I'm going to get on there, type Crash Holly's name into the search bar, then never go outside for days."

I squinted at him and thought "WTF," but never really pursued the conversation further.

Certainly agree on Rey and Booker. Jericho's funniest character stuff definitely happened in WCW too, but the vast majority of his greatest matches came with the WWE.

Agree with Jericho. I think Booker's best work was with the WWE though. His feud with Stone Cold was a definite highlight. The supermarket scene was hilarious.

I am exaggerating for effect but I enjoy him a lot more than most, and I think he's waaaay under appreciated for the work he does.

I also think he could, probably, be an above average in ring worker if ever fiven the chance to do so.

I always liked this promo. Never saw anything from the gimmick outside of it thought.

As pure comedy wrestlers go, Santino is one of the best that WWE has ever had. Which absolutely isn't saying much since comedy wrestlers are generally terrible in today's WWE, but regardless I have to give him credit for being able to crank out some occasional gold:

Cryme Tyme was consistently hilarious.

This can't possibly be unpopular, can it? I'm not sure but I loved everything they did from the vignettes-splitting.

Lkj hated them

Judy liked them for one reason: they were an established tag team with a name. Like literally, that's all it takes to get the Judy stamp of approval. All tag teams with names are the GOAT. Rumor has it that he was a big Techno Team 2000 mark.

Owen/Brett at WM is overrated

Angle/HBK at WM 21 was the best WWE match of the last decade

Lkj is clueless. I actually have a picture if lkj in a techno team 2000 shirt. Holding it off to blackmail him at the right time

This isn't unpopular. Lots of people say that it's a GOAT match and put it over the others from the past 10 years like Cena/Punk, Taker/HBK.

My opinion of the match is that it's very good. I certainly don't put it at 5* like a ton of other people but I don't have a lot over it in the past 10 years.

Big Show is great at his job but not a great wrestler by any stretch of the imagination.

William Regal still deserves a push. Seriously, watch his matches vs Cesaro and vs Hero from last year.

JBL was fantastic (not sure if unpopular).
Ron Simmons is and always has been criminally underrated in the ring.
The APA could've been one of the best tag teams of all time if they were around in the RA or PG era.

JBL was definitely great. Had no use for Bradshaw in his Justin "Hawk" Bradshaw days, or as Blackjack Bradshaw, and wasn't even that fond of him as an Acolyte, but JBL was great.

Clearly dubbing it "the best wwe match of the past decade" is unpopular here considering it lost in the tournament to punk/cena in the round of 32.

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Yeah, but that was because that HBK-Angle had the audacity to not take place in 2011.

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Like, I'm not saying "oh it's a good match", I'm declaring it the best match of the last decade



I wonder if Batista/Sheamus is better than punk/cena now. 2011 was so long ago who can remember it?