Post by Stu on Sept 12, 2006 14:08:19 GMT -5
Every wrestler has had his or her moment, regardless of never winning a world championship or being a glorified jobber. They may have been in the midcard their entire career, but within that time there had to be one moment they're especially proud of. And even if someone did win a world title, it doesn't necessarily mean it was their finest moment.
So today's objective is to take any wrestler and pinpoint his or her finest moment.
I'll start by saying Jeff Hardy's finest moment was his ladder match with the Undertaker. Sure, he's a multi-time tag team and intercontinental champion and has had so many other great matches, but the one with Undertaker was his one moment that really stood out most.
And I'll move on to Randy Orton as someone having a better moment than winning a world championship, although, in his case, he did have a forgettable one to begin with. But, to date, I'll say his finest moment was his street fight with Mick Foley at Backlash 2004. A great match that got him lots of attention, a win over a veteran and some respect, seeing that he was willing to take massive punishment.
So what do you all think?
So today's objective is to take any wrestler and pinpoint his or her finest moment.
I'll start by saying Jeff Hardy's finest moment was his ladder match with the Undertaker. Sure, he's a multi-time tag team and intercontinental champion and has had so many other great matches, but the one with Undertaker was his one moment that really stood out most.
And I'll move on to Randy Orton as someone having a better moment than winning a world championship, although, in his case, he did have a forgettable one to begin with. But, to date, I'll say his finest moment was his street fight with Mick Foley at Backlash 2004. A great match that got him lots of attention, a win over a veteran and some respect, seeing that he was willing to take massive punishment.
So what do you all think?
