[Callamus]

I doubt Undertaker wouldn't want to get in the ring with Lesnar because he's an MMA guy who could "legit kill him" if he wanted to . Even a guy like Lesnar who isn't exactly passionate about the business would have far too much respect for a guy like Undertaker in the ring to try anything. Would seriously if they do end up facing each other, but I'm definitely thinking Punk is the guy Undertaker is going with this. As for heat between the two, not surprising that its there as Undertaker was one of THE guys to really make Lesnar (Rock dropping the belt was the other main one), and then Lesnar just up and left after 2 years.

And lets not forget there is apparently some heat between Undertaker and Punk going back to 09 (based around clothes if the dirtsheets are to be believed . IMO its probably down to Punk's attitude as he's well known for being a bit of a prick lol).

[SaviorBeeRad™]

New Generation : Shawn Michaels
Attitude Era : Hardy Boyz? I love me some Ladder/TLC matches. Singles I guess Stone Cold
Ruthless Aggression Era : Lesnar
PG Era : CM Punk

[Skyfall]

watched the best Falls Count anywhere DVD (on NetFlix). Pretty good; some matches were way too long. I always love finding out about veterans (today) who started way back. I didn't know Al Snow wrestled. I didn't know Teddy Long was a manager back in 1990! I forgot how awesome Booker T. was in the ring. My favorite match was the street fight between Vince and Shane MacMahon.

[Brye]

Hogan : Randy Savage
New Generation : HBK
Attitude Era : Kane
Ruthless Aggression Era : Umaga
PG Era : CM Punk

[jonoaries]

Pre-Golden: N/A
Golden: Savage
NGE: Undertaker/Shawn Michaels
Attitude: Undertaker
RAE: Undertaker/Chris Benoit/Shawn Michaels
PG: CM Punk

[VladMan2012]

Golden Era - Randy Savage.
New Generation Era - Shawn Michaels.
Attitude Era - Undertaker, Steve Austin.
Ruthless Aggression Era - Eddie Guerrero, Chris Benoit.
PG Era - CM Punk.

[mk92071]

I've started my project of watching every episode of WWE Superstars and I'm a couple months in. I'd just like to point out that Evan Bourne vs. Paul Burchill from 4/30/09 is a hidden gem. Great great match. ***1/2

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZAmipvAu1mk

WATCH THIS.

[jonoaries]

U.S. Title Match (10/28/89):Brian Pillman vs Lex Luger (c) **** (from Brian Pillman's Loose Cannon DVD)


Pillman is awesome. His offense is explosive and his agility was really on display here and the crowd was eating it up. Luger did a good job of selling frustration and somewhat keeping up with the quicker opponent. Luger is actually good here bumping for Pillman's offense and generally making Brian look credible. DAT springboard clothesline thooooooough....awesome put Punk's to shame that's for sure.
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Luger's offense is rather rudimentary, as expected, but it looks really effective. His clotheslines actually look devastating and when he's on offense he looks dominant. Pillman also did a great job bumping for Luger and the crowd took attention and gave Luger some really good reactions at times. Luger did botch an atomic drop but that was a minor mishap, no points taken away from his performance.
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Decent finish to the match as well. This is actually a very, very good match. I can't believe I'm speaking highly of a Lex Luger match (Jesus Christ) but it is very good. Both guys put in some great work. If you've never seen it or haven't see it in a long time, its really enjoyable.
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New Topic: what are some of Lex Luger's best matches and who do you think he had his best match with?

[Bubz]

Hogan era: Randy Savage
New Generation: HBK
Attitude Era: Steve Austin
Ruthless Aggression Era: Eddie Guerrero
PG Era: CM Punk

I think.

[The Cynical Miracle]

New Generation - The Undertaker
Attitude - Austin
Ruthless Agression - Eddie Guerrero
PG Era - CM Punk