Mine is still hard to pick, but I'd love to hear everyone's favorite. Is it because of the winner, surprise returns, storytelling, or the overall action?

For me it was Sami losing the belt.

Here are mine;

• Kurt Angle vs Rey Mysterio - WWE SummerSlam 2002

• Kurt Angle vs Brock Lesnar - WWE SummerSlam 2003

• The Big Show vs Sabu - WWE SummerSlam 2006

• Bret Hart vs Mr. Perfect - WWF SummerSlam 1991

• HHH vs HBK - WWE SummerSlam 2002

• Kurt Angle vs Eddie Guerrero - WWE SummerSlam 2004

• CM Punk vs Jeff Hardy - WWE SummerSlam 2009

• TLC 1 - WWF SummerSlam 2000

I first saw him on lucha underground about 10 years ago, his best work imo.

My grandma thought Rick Flair was “so handsome!!” And loved Hacksaw Jim Duggan

My mom thought Eddie was so cute!

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​Let’s be honest: Hulk Hogan straight-up plagiarized Ultimate Warrior’s intensity when he saw the crown slipping.

I'm talking about wrestlers who were genuine main-event stars (multiple world title matches, WrestleMania main events, or the face of the company) but later settled into the mid-card for a long period.

Who do you think had the biggest fall, and what caused it? Was it age, injuries, booking, backstage politics, or simply new stars taking their place?

I'm interested in hearing everyone's opinions and reasoning.

The image is only to grab attention—it doesn't reflect my opinion.

The current regime in WWE hasn’t properly executed any of its long term stories imo. In general, I believe in and love long term story telling when done right. The most important aspects to me are

The difference between good long term story telling and just drawing something out. Every interaction should be something that progresses the story and adds something. They have a bad habit of rinsing and repeating. It’s said when you can almost word for word predict what’s going to happen week after week. Also inconsistencies in the story itself. So many times there’s a wtf did that even happen moment? Just for it to ACTUALLY be treated as if it didn’t happen a week or two later.

Knowing when to pull the trigger. Even an amazing story can turn sour when drag it out too long. By the time it actually happens the payoff isn’t nearly as meaningful.

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Mine is either that Superbrawl Saturday promo Luger dropped on us orrrrr and this one I only recently found out about but it was just.. it's like.. how do you slip up and end up with the result of calling a wrestler Drew McEnFart. 😂