Nov 22, 2008 -- 6:38PM, THE.WALL wrote:

Ok... I may 'hurt' some feelings here, but I just want your opinions and I want you to understand and respect mine.

Crime Time: Do you people... really like those two...?? You really find them... 'funny'???

Matt Hardy: Overrated. He used to be 'extreme'... now he doesnt do anything my grandma could not do... His turnbuckle backflip is awefully executed and he moves like if he could not bend his own freakin knees.

Cena?: He is actually OK. I dont like the fact of he being around the WHC so much.

Goldberg: Come on! Does he always has to win...? and be unbeatable, even with 10 wrestlers on him? That's laim.

Hornswoggle: LAAAAAAAAIM!!! He ruined Finlay. Now I dont like Finlay anymore be cause of that guy.

Batista?: Im just tired of him. They should cold him down a while.

CM Punk: I just like the fact he is so healthy.. like me :)

Tommy Dreamer: YAAAAAAWN.... why is he so famous for?

Undertaker: I respect his carreer, but I find him boring. And how much time do you really need to make a freakin ring entrance??!! TAKE FOREVER!!! geez!!

I DO LIKE: (and think should get some more attention)

Evan Bourne
Shelton Benjamin
John Morrison
Edge
Orton (yeh.. even more attention)
Y2J (yeh.. even more attention)

I may have forgotten some... and there are some wrestlers who doesnt have to be even mentioned.. like... 'Deuce and Domino' who we all know they suck.

Concerning Cryme Tyme; they seem like pretty decent guys, but I'm not really a fan when it comes to their in-ring action, whether it be wrestling or promos.

Matt Hardy; I like Hardy whether he's "extreme" or not. I don't need someone flying off of a turnbuckle to entertain me, which is why I prefer Matt to Jeff.

Cena; if I do say so myself, I am actually a fan. People give him heat, without giving him the benefit of the doubt. He's talented and passionate and clearly willing to do anything to wrestle.

Goldberg; early in my fandom, I liked him, because he was a big dude, but now, I couldn't care less. Strong yes, exciting yes, talented, no. (This is all a matter of opinion,)

Hornswoggle; if I saw more of him actually competing beyond joke matches, I might say that I like him. Unfortunately, WWE never takes dwarfed wrestlers seriously.

Batista; Like Goldberg, I liked him early on because he was a big, strong dude. And like Goldberg, he bores me now. Strong? Yes. Exciting? No. Talented? No. Though I'll admit he has his moments of entertainment.

CM Punk; he was my first real wrestling idol, to the point that I've adopted the straight-edge lifestyle. I like his martial arts-based style -- it's something fresh next to all the powerhouses and brawlers.

Tommy Dreamer; I'll admit, he pretty much needs weapons to make a match exciting, but his passion shines through... or shone through, rather, because watching ECW One Night Stand 2005, I could see it -- this time around, it seems rather, well, vague.

Undertaker; I respect him as a wrestler, and admit his plodding style isn't my cup of tea, but he's a big guy that knows how to move and I like that. Not to mention being versed in effective submission holds.

Evan Bourne/Matt Sydal; I'm a huge fan. He's clean, agile and athletic, and despite being a high-flier, he has a great ground game, as well.

Shelton Benjamin; despite not being the most well-spoken guy on the WWE roster, I just have a love for his matches.

John Morrison; you know how Razor Ramon oozes machismo? John Morrison oozes sex appeal and charisma, with a bevy of talent thrown in there.

Edge; well-spoken and sound in the ring. Not to mention he knows how to use in-ring psychology and play his character well.

Orton; one of the best ruthless heels in a long time. He plays it so well to the point that he's salivating like a hungry beast when he's ready to strike. Not to mention being well-spoken and using an old-school style which I love.

Chris Jericho; like Orton, he knows how to play his part and get heat. He's more than just big talk -- he knows how to get under your skin and back it up in the ring.