Most underrated wrestler ever?

[joey joe joe junior shabadoo]

Shane Mcmahon?

what do you think?

Just watching the OMG DVD and man that guy has been in some amazing spotfests over the years, I know he does get props for it every now and again but i'd still say he's massivly underrated

thoughts?

[Deleted]

Tie between CM Punk and Daniel Bryan.

I swear it's like no one online has even heard of these guys, don't hear anything about them. They're decent though I think

[emoney3265]

William Gunn

[frogsplash45]

Not sure if "underrated" is the right word, but after watching that same DVD, I wonder if Gene Snitsky could have been something bigger than he was. They never should have given him that sick cancer patient look.

[The Ichi]

If it weren't for his size, I think Jamie Noble could have been a bigger deal than he was.

[Clawley Race]

Lance Storm

[trollrogue]

Marty Jannetty

[543Y2J]

Tajiri was the first one that came to mind. Incredible as both face and a heel, had legit charisma even though he couldnt speak a lot of English (from what I remember), and his in ring work was off the charts.

[Some Guy]

Nov 5, 2011 22:07:00 GMT -5 The Ichi said:

If it weren't for his size, I think Jamie Noble could have been a bigger deal than he was.

He was pretty damn impressive in ROH, but I don't think he was that good really. For the topic, I'd go William Regal. While a lot of people acknowledge that he is a solid wrestler, I always thought he was absolutely capable of being a main event heel (he always had the heat), both on the mic and in the ring.

[bigbadbull]

Jimmy Wang Yang. Man, I loved that guy and gimmick.

[BigWill]

Nov 5, 2011 22:17:53 GMT -5 543Y2J said:

Tajiri was the first one that came to mind. Incredible as both face and a heel, had legit charisma even though he couldnt speak a lot of English (from what I remember), and his in ring work was off the charts.

Yeah, Tajiri was what I was thinking too. Loved him when I was growing up as a kid.

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Maryse. Not the most talented wrestler but she had tons of charisma and played her character very well. Ted DiBiase Jr was nothing without her. Hell she showed more personality then 95% of the roster. Oui! Oui!

[frogsplash45]

Nov 5, 2011 22:25:23 GMT -5 BigWill said:

Nov 5, 2011 22:17:53 GMT -5 543Y2J said:

Tajiri was the first one that came to mind. Incredible as both face and a heel, had legit charisma even though he couldnt speak a lot of English (from what I remember), and his in ring work was off the charts.

Yeah, Tajiri was what I was thinking too. Loved him when I was growing up as a kid.

I am definitely on board with this.



Rhino and Tajiri are one of my favorite tag teams of all-time.

[BJ Sturgeon]

Lanny Poffo

[Mighty Attack Tribble]

Shane-o was entertaining, but as an out and out wrestler he wasn't that good. He was the ultimate spot monkey, and a decent brawler.

But add me to the Tajiri group. The man was phenomenal.

[celticjobber]

Nov 5, 2011 22:07:00 GMT -5 The Ichi said:

If it weren't for his size, I think Jamie Noble could have been a bigger deal than he was.

Yeah, Jamie Noble was amazing in the ring. Velocity was worth watching just for his matches back in the day.

[Bub (BLM)]

Billy Gunn. The guy was fantastic, yet everyone buys into this bizarre theory that he sucked.

[________ has left the building]

Nov 5, 2011 22:22:08 GMT -5 bigbadbull said:

Jimmy Wang Yang. Man, I loved that guy and gimmick.

Totally agree. Also underrated wrestling ability.

Also Val Venis doesn't get a lot of credit for his talent. His gimmick overshadowed his in ring work.

[Ryback on a Pole!]

Luke Gallow's in-ring skills don't seem to get the credit they deserved. I thought he was an excellant wrestler.

[Citizen Snips Has Left]

Ever? Some great wrestler from another country or who worked in the 50s/60s/70s that none of us have ever seen.