[JEFF.JARRETT]

For someone who was fairly successful in WCW no one talks about him at all.

His physique is obviously his strong point, which could be said for a lot of wrestlers. His mic work was decent, he enough charisma and in ring was passable, there was a lot worse out there.

What do you think of the Total Package?

 

[SILUS]

I think he was not a total package in any way.Shitty wrestler,shitty mic work,his looks were his only strong side-just another pumped up preety boy with no skills or uniqueness whatsoever.

 

[ViolenceIsGolden]

If he wasn't crippled in a wheel chair, fat, estranged from his whole family, and wasn't retired forever and getting his life back on track as a born again Christian I think TNA probably would have signed him on January 4th last year. Which that in of itself is sad.

 

[vanderhevel]

hey, the torture rack was pretty cool

 

[Sir Wade Barrett]

wasnt there a German Hand Gun called Luger in WW2 ? lol everytime i hear his name i think of that .:gun:

 

[ViolenceIsGolden]

wasnt there a German Hand Gun called Luger in WW2 ? lol everytime i hear his name i think of that .:gun:

Luger is a very common name in Germany so that shouldn't surprise anybody at all.

 

[TripleG]

Not the best worker or talent, but he had his moments. For example, I thought his match with Yoko at Summerslam 93 is an underrated gem AND his stuff with Hogan in 97 was pretty intense. That Nitro match they had was pretty hot if I recall. I don't think the label of being one of the all time worst is entirely fair as I see guys now getting the World Title that are much worse (cough cough KANE cough cough).

 

[reDREDD]

Hey, TripleG is a mod! When did that happen man, Congrats man

As for Luger, he should just thank God that Four Horsemen took care of him. Especially Flair.

 

[kersed]

He's forgettable

 

[WWE Attitude]

"I DUNNOOO!!"

 

[D17]

Could of been a huge star if used correctly, had the perfect look.

 

[Simply...amazing]

wasn't this guy in smallville? Wait thats lex luther

anyway kidding aside he had a physique and was nothing extremely special in the ring...perfect for the main event

He's not bad on the mic, but i never liked him...luger is to me what Jomo is to the man previously known as Pyro

 

[Toots Dalton]

Could of been a huge star if used correctly, had the perfect look.

He was.
It's just he fell into his own little lazy world, the less is more attitude.

 

[Jambofish]

Back in the day, I was such a big fan of Luger. Some of the stuff I've seen from him in NWA/WCW from the late 80's/early 90's was superb. Good powerhouse wrestler who was actually pretty agile to boot. When he debuted in WWF/WWE, I thought the "Narcissist" gimmick had legs - even if I was just a wee boy! By being a kid, I was obviously suckered into the whole "LEX IS A GOOD GUY" American thing, even if in retrospect I wish he'd stayed a big-headed heel. Clearly by the time he reached WCW again he was coming to an end. The guy can't really be judged on his work from 1999 onwards as...well...he was just killing time like most others in Atlanta!

 

[BORT]

All Physique...No Technique.

 

[Rated Y2J]

"DubCdubC..er...DubCDubya wrestlers"

I was never a fan so to speak, but as TripleG has said, his match against Yokozuna at Summerslam 93 and his work with Hogan in 97 were good. In terms of mic skills though I thought he sucked.

 

[eyeslurking]

I still can't believe he never held the WWF title. He was one of my favorites during his "made in the USA" WWF run.

 

[Cowabunga]

I don't really care about him.

It's hard to believe nowadays that Vince actually wanted to make him(and later Sid Vicious) the new Hulk Hogan after the Ultimate Warrior failure.

 

[layeth87smack]

I think many regular wrestling fans (outside the IWC) remember him as somewhat legendary. He played a big role in both companies.

The Torture Rack is still my fave finisher on SNES Royal Rumble 93.

 

[J-Co]

He was awesome in the late 80's. He had quite a few good matches back then. Feuding with the Horsemen, Nikita, etc. helped him a lot.