Choose ONE Superstar you wish would've gotten a big push.

[Schmidty]

I was thinking and i thought of another superstar that could of used a push. Mike knox could of gotten a bigger push then he had imo.

 

[Deezy]

Shawn Stasiak, Scott Putski, Braxus.

All those guys were the best to never get a chance bar none.

Everyon else sucks in comparison.

 

[WMD]

William Regal.

 

[TKK]

Shawn Stasiak, Scott Putski, Braxus.

All those guys were the best to never get a chance bar none.

Everyon else sucks in comparison.

If we're talking about guys who never had a chance, Colt Cabana and Joey Ryan (during his short lived WWE run) deserve a mention.

 

[Nevermore Arcanum]

I am LOVING all the Raven comments, because I wholly agree.
The guy could do it all and be original about it. He choreographed his own ringwork, wrote his own promos (and most promos for his rivals, whoever that might have been at the time), and they were all great. Not only should he have had a MUCH bigger push, but they should have had him doing the booking after his in ring career was up.

As far as today's wrestlers go, I'd have to go with Kane. I know he was pushed really big, but I just want to see him go around tearing it up again. Remember when he was object to be feared and fled from? I want to THAT Kane again.

 

[El Jefe]

MVP. Dude had it all imo, then they made him go on that stupid losing streak and awful face run

 

[TKK]

I know that I have named numerous others, but the other day someone sprung to mind : Steve Corino. His King Of Old School gimmick was perfect for it's time(1999 - 2001). He stood out against all others because he embraced something completely different than the status quo (pretty much the opposite) and knew how get it across. A great wrestler, good for comedy and one of the best heat drawers that ECW had ever seen. How this guy never made it onto Monday Night Raw when he was tailor made as a heel for the product is beyond me.

 

[The New F'n Show]

I know that I have named numerous others, but the other day someone sprung to mind : Steve Corino. His King Of Old School gimmick was perfect for it's time(1999 - 2001). He stood out against all others because he embraced something completely different than the status quo (pretty much the opposite) and knew how get it across. A great wrestler, good for comedy and one of the best heat drawers that ECW had ever seen. How this guy never made it onto Monday Night Raw when he was tailor made as a heel for the product is beyond me.

I didn't include him because he was never in WWE. But as you can see from my favorites to the left, he'd be near the top for me.

 

[TKK]

I didn't include him because he was never in WWE. But as you can see from my favorites to the left, he'd be near the top for me.

It sucks that he wasted some of his best years in crappy rip off ECW feds instead of in the WWE. Such a great talent.

 

[KAMALA]

Raven is a great choice and I'd probably pick him to. If they put the WWF title on him around 1996 or so it would have been great. Have the grungy Raven feud with the clean cut HBK. I could picture it having somewhat of a Punk/Cena dynamic.

 

[Schmidty]

Really nobody thinks that mike knox could of made it in the main event? Or at least intercontinental contender

 

[Chris Dresdon]

Really nobody thinks that mike knox could of made it in the main event? Or at least intercontinental contender

I think Knox was a great talker and from what I remember, a pretty good worker so yeah, idk if he was top tier champion material but I could see him as a top tier contender. Damien Sandow reminds me of Mike Knox in several ways.

 

[Deezy]

I think Knox was a great talker and from what I remember, a pretty good worker so yeah, idk if he was top tier champion material but I could see him as a top tier contender. Damien Sandow reminds me of Mike Knox in several ways.

How is that? By copying older stars from the 80s?

All I remember Mike Knox is a big ass beard and a garbled vocabulary of medical terms out of context.