[Obfuscation]

Originally Posted by ShowStopper '97

Not until 2/12/13. I'm getting that for sure.

Originally Posted by zep81

Feb 12 in the US.

Hope us Europeans get it not long after...

Thanks. It appears I'll have to wait a bit. Oh well. I'll definitely score it ASAP.

BROCK vs Danielson is something I'd kill to see. I say this ignoring current WWE booking. Purely from a dream match standpoint where Bryan Danielson had much more of a chance.

[Saint Dick]

Pre-UFC Brock is a completely different Brock. He's more than just a 'WWE monster' in his current role.

[The Lady Killer]

HE'S AN ASS KICKER

[sharkboy22]

Seriously, ranking GOAT based on a point system? A point system?

And as a one poster pointed out, wrestling skills is subjective. Someone may say Daniel Bryan is the best wrestler in the WWE because he's the submission specialist. I say John Cena is the best wrestler in the company cause he is the best psychologist. For me psychology>technical ability.

That's why I don't have a systematic way of ranking the best. As a matter of fact, I don't even rank wrestlers. To me if I find they're great, they are great. If I find they suck, they suck. Of the greats some I may have more preference for but the idea of ranking wrestlers is just stupid to me.

Especially using a stupid point system for crying out loud!

[Starbuck]

Originally Posted by Best In The North Pole

I'd argue that Punk's hottest streak of his career was hotter than just about 99.9 percent of every WWE superstars streak in history, in terms of match quality + promo quality + hype + overall interest from the fans , Punk's hottest streak > Cena/HHH/HBK/Orton (well, no contest there ) , etc.

I was just browsing back there to find the clip of H/Flair 06 for my series, just that and the 07 match left to watch, and came across this little nugget? Really? HHH in 00, Cena in 05, Orton in 09 are all more than debatable when it comes to Punk 11 which only really lasted for 3 weeks lol. If that's what you're saying, 1 promo and 1 match then fair enough but the night he returned and we got the duelling entrance themes, well, it marked the beginning of the end as far as a 'hot streak' goes. I'll give you Shawn though, he never really had a hot streak per se. HHH in 00 speaks for itself in terms of match quality, promos, hype and fan interest. Cena in 05 ticks everything bar match quality which he quickly made up for in the years to follow. Orton in 09 ticks 2 or 3 of the boxes depending on how you look at it. From Jan to around the Summer he was the hottest thing going by quite a distance, Jan to April/March at the least.

Just saying lol. Besides, you put forward the argument and here's your counter. Outside of MITB and I'd even stretch to Summerslam 11, Punk's hot streak quickly fizzled out and he took a backseat to all the bigger names.

Just finished H/Flair LMS, Survivor Series. DAT SCREWDRIVER.

[Obfuscation]

Originally Posted by The Reindeer Killer

HE'S AN ASS KICKER

BROCK

[The Lady Killer]

I'd watch HBK's 96 over Punk's 11 any day.

[Starbuck]

I'm not even talking wrestlers good/best years or anything like that. I'm talking hot streaks which was the point KOK was making.

[The Lady Killer]

Well, for me Punk's "hot streak" began with the original pipe bomb and ended at MITB, so it lasted all of like 2-3 weeks?

He returned wayyyy too early w/new music and was never the same.

[Obfuscation]

Shawn in '96 was his hot streak. Don't know how that can be denied. If I had to line one up next to Punk that I personally enjoyed, it would be Shawn's.