Underrated WWE Superstar?

Question

Who do you think is the most underrated superstar when it comes to in-ring skills?

Answer 1

Matt hardy is definitely the most underrated WWE stuperstar; I think they should move him to ECW to give him more face time

Answer 2

Personally, I think John Cena's in-ring skills are underrated. For me, being able to get the job done is good enough. It's not the number of bullets you load in the gun, it's how you use every single piece. In fairness to Cena, he is not a bad wrestler. He's a WWE superstar! And last time I checked, Jim Ross has never made a mistake in the Rosters Department. And since when did WWE get all grapple-happy? Hulk Hogan is a bad wrestler, and yet many cheered him. I've seen him wrestle as the Prototype, and he was good. Remember his Smackdown! debut against Kurt Angle? It was impressive. Maybe it's the rapper storyline that affected his style. After all, WWE is responsible for anything that goes in that ring.

Answer 3

This one is easy, Kane because he doesn't really dominate matches like most BIG guys do and that's what makes him a better wrestler. The Big Show and The Great Khali dominate everyone they step into the ring with and it's soo boring and stupid. Even the BIG guys should fall. Anyway, Kane has had the WWE title one time and he only had it one day, how stupid and unfair is that! He's about to retire, I hear, and I believe that he should get the title at least one more time before retiring. Especially since his movie did rather well. He should be rewarded and so far he has been taken advantage of. Give the "Big Red Machine" what he deserves, the WWE title!

Answer 4

Wrestlers like Eugene, William Regal, and Al Snow are all good honerabal mentions because they are all veterans with the basic wrestling skills. Chris Bennoit is also a good answer since he hasn't been in the title race for a while now, but people know about his wrestling skills. I'd have to go with Paul Burchil. If you have never seen the clips or Paul Burchill when he was in Europe, you are missing something. Look at the list of moves that he does.

C-4 (If you havn't seen it you don't know what your missing)
Standing Moonsault and Shooting Star
Corner to Corner Moonsault
Suicide Senton to outside

And this guy is 6'4 and was almost 300lbs. That list of moves is insane for a guy who is that big.

Answer 5

There are 3 Benoit, Carlito, and Big Show.

Benoit is a former Champion and they put him on Smackdown and wont give him a significant push to hold the title again.

Carlito has all the talent in the world and should be contending for more than the IC belt. He can wrestle and is funny as hell on the mic.

Big Show sould be treated like an unstoppable monster. When he was in WCW thats how they treated him and it worked. Now he loses to 5 male cheerleaders and is mainly used to put somebody else over has a monster.

Answer 6

So many competitors, I'd have to say Eugene. When it gets down to it Eugene knows all the best moves, he can do them, he can add them at the right time it's just too bad WWE brought him in as a jobber (match loser). Though he steals everyones best moves he's a great preformer with an unusual gimmick that could actually turn around for him and work if done properly.

Answer 7

Road Dogg. I've seen him wrestle in the ring, and OMG, I never thought I'd see him outgrapple The Rock on my old Best of Raw DVD. I watch a little TNA because of him and his wrestling skills(and that cutie Aj Styles too!). I like Road Dogg, he's like funny when he's on the mic, and serious when he's in the ring, like my fave John Cena!!

Answer 8

I would have to say Matt Hardy, Scotty 2 Hotty or Val Venis. If you ask Johnny Ace, he would say they are washed up memebers of the attitude era and had nothing but charisma. the hardyz were argueably the most popular tag team during the attitude era. matt still gets one of the loudest pops of the night

Answer 9

William Regal.

Answer 10

William Regal, because he hardly gets any title shots for the World Heavyweight Title.