hardysno1fan

Not mocking but when I was a kid watching dubyaceedubya I never understood his appeal. I just wanted to see Goldberg destroy through everyone. Did you think he was any good? What will he be remembered for part from TNA?

cablegeddon

He had a weird gimmick in WCW but in the ring he was always good. Very professional and always puts on good matches in TNA. He is fat now though so he better stay in Mexico.

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SCSU

Smashing guitars over some slapnuts' head was cool to watch.

septurum

I started watching TNA in 2003 and I really hated him for a while because he was always winning the title and always in the main event scene. I don't mind him so much now.

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Senor Ding Dong

That good housekeeping match he had with Chyna was so ridiculous it was actually quite funny but other than that he was painfully vanilla, which was even more obvious during the insanity of the Attitude Era.

Vic Capri

People say he's overrated, but if anything, he's underrated. Perhaps arguably the most. The guy has done so much for the business, but is usually viewed in such a bad light. Why? Because he did everything he could to make it to top even after being held down?

He played a great heel as a country singer and when he knew it was time to be taken seriously, he changed his image and grew a mean streak. Sadly, he was never given the chance. Even to be a world title contender in Vince's company because a certain top star wouldn't let bygones be bygones so understandably, he jumped ship to find better success.

People always claim how horrible the last couple of years WCW were, but I'll tell you this: I, personally, was NEVER disappointed with a Jeff Jarrett match. While the booking was crap, Jarrett always delivered.

Over the years, whether it was against Ramon, Michaels, Edge, Shamrock, Sting, Page, Booker, Killings, Raven, Christian, Angle, etc., Double J would put on a good show. People trash him now because its the cool thing to do, but after his career is all said and done, people (I hope anyway) will finally start to appreciate the man for the great performer he truly was.

- Vic

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He showed the world.

OldschoolHero

Pretty big fan of his. I thought the wwf dropped the ball on him in 1999 and I thought he did great in wcw. How tna screwed him over out of his company is pretty ridiculous and just shows how Dixie is so far up Angles ass she gives him a daily colonoscopy. I wont get into that here but overall I thought he was a good talent.

xdoomsayerx

Jarret had one of my first lmao moments in the wwe. When he double close lined mae young and fabulous molah at judgment day. Hilarious! King marking out at that moment made it even better

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Kane
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DoubleDeckerBar

Overshadowed by the "Original Ricardo" The Great Tennessee Lee!

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Say what? Eh?

RDClip

I always saw him as a midcarder that took advantage of the cluster of crap that was the last few years of WCW to get into the main-event. And Vince Russo seemed to be a big fan of his so w/e.

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