Favorite WWE/WWF Wrestler?

[Spatvark]

Haven't watched since the ECW PPV earlier in the year, and only intermittently for a few months before that, but I really like Paul London. When he's not injured. Seriously, the guy can do practically everything, from the crazy-ass high flying stunts, to serious technical wrestling. And hey, he's got a pretty much unset move list; I mean, how many times in the last few years have you seen anyone do a Tiger Driver in the WWE?

I'm also a big RVD fan, and hate what WWE did to him, especially banning some of my favourite moves of his.

Benoit and Angle are awesome too, I love watching them put on awesome matches, but Angle can be irritating at times, like watching GOOD wrestlers be beaten by him in under a minute in that Invitational crap.

Apparently CM Punk has screwed himself over in Sunday Night Heat which si a shame, coz' I liked watching him in RoH.

But No. 1 has to go to the one and the only, Ricky "The Dragon" Steamboat. My favourite wrestlign moment ever was when they used to show whatever program it was on ITV on Saturday early afternoons. No idea who the hell he was wrestling, but there was this bit where he got thrown out of the ring. The ref goes to the edge to start counting, but Ricky's disappeared. His opponent is staring at the ground, searching for Ricky, when out he pops from underneath the ring apron on the other side, climbs to the top rope and pounces as his opponent turns around. Pure theatrics I realise now, but man, I laughed my head off so badly all those years ago. Gotta love that guy XD

[Rainecloud]

1) Kurt Angle.

Without a shadow of a doubt, Kurt Angle is the greatest amateur-turned-pro wrestler in the world today. You can stick Kurt in a ring with absolutely any wrestler on the face of this planet (and that includes the Gene Snitskys and the Heidenreichs), and he'll have an entertaining - if not amazing - match with them. Kurt has a great attitude, a great style, a great look and is totally devoted to the business. Just take a look at his match with Shawn Michaels at Wrestlemania XXI to see what I mean. Plus, his suplex variations are the best thing in wrestling today. The only things holding him back are his nagging neck injuries, which are sure to resurface at some point in the future.

2) Mick Foley.

Nobody has devoted as much blood, sweat and tears to the wrestling business in general than Mick Foley. From SMW, to WCW, to AJPW, to ECW, to WWE, to ROH, and then finally back to WWE again, Foley has left teeth, skin and bits of his body all over the country in an effort to impress the fans. I respect this man so much, because I could never do what he has done for both his fans and for his family. Mick may not be the greatest wrestler in the world, and he may not be the most impressive mat tactician (that award goes to Ric Flair), but he can cut one hell of a promo, and he can tell an amazing story between those ropes.

I'll probably add more of my favourites at a later date. These include: The Rock, Shawn Michaels, Bret Hart, Randy Orton, The Undertaker, Chris Jericho, Rey Mysterio ... and of course, Chris Benoit.

[Meat Puppet]

anyway, my favourites are the obvious. BUT I like Eugene, great on the mic and inspirational in the ring.
I also like bobby lashley, he looks like one of those guys I'd make in wwf warzone

[Cloud No.9]

mick foley.

not watched wresttling since he left actually. they stopped showing it on channel 4 about that time too.

the hell in a cells between him and undertaker and triple h were fantastic.

[DK]

Ah man, Eugene makes me cry, he's so funny. Also, the Dudleys left? How very puu.

And Flamethrower: Totally agree. WCW Cruiserweight division was the only thing it had going for it at one point, especially when the whole NWO thing consisted of Sting and 39320824 WWF Rejects. It used to get on my nerves how Vince rates big guys over little ones, and therefore only bought Rey Mysterio over. Juventud Guerrera was a legend, La Parka, Psychosis, Lash LeRoux. Those matches were the most entertaining by miles.

[escobert]

Rey Mysterio

[Pauten]

The Undertaker,
Brian Kendrick,
Mick Foley,
Shawn Michaels.
I'm gutted that Chris Jericho has left now.
Also I wish they would promote Kane a little more, he could be a good champion, as long as he has his mask and old character again.

[Rini]

The Undertaker &
Triple H

I love their wrestler-personalities, Triple H for being such a badass (I just heard he really WAS a jerk even behind the scenes, I'm not sure if it's 100% true though...), and Undertaker for being so evil - in a good way.
They're moves are also one of the best I've seen.

[Yooniece]

I haven't watched wresling in about 5 years, but I used to be absolutely obsessed with Lita. She was just about the only valid female star to me. I loved her style and damn... the way she FLEW! Fit right in with the Hardy Boyz =)

[JaytodaP]

Nowadays, I think wrestling is lame. But when I did watch it I thought Rey Mysterio was the best.

[Vaprice]

macho man randy savage!

and

"What?" Stone cold steve austin

[Rini]

"What?" Stone cold steve austin

Oh yeah, I almost forgot! He's great! Stone Cold Stunner.
And can't forget the "beerbash" thingies he had x)

I heard a wild rumor that he was coming back at some point. is this true? I thought he had broken himself for good this time. (just a sidenote, but where I live we're about two months behind the real airing schedule so keep that in mind when answering :P)

[Trumpet Thief]

chaos: Well, don't worry, as the Texas Rattlesnake is back for good. He's in his first match since Wrestlemania XIX.

[black orb]

>>> Bret Hart was the best..

From WWE I like Shane McMahon and The Hurricane..