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Here's mine:

1.Rey Mysterio
2.The Great Saskei
3.Ultimo Dragon
4.Tajiri
5.Juventud Guererra
6.Taka Michinoku (sp?)
7.Amazing Red
8.Super Crazy
9.Kidman
10.The Hurricane

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1. Ultimo Dragon
2. Rey Mysterio
3. Jerry Lynn
4. Juventud Guererra
5. Jushin Liger
6. Paul London
7. A.J. Styles
8. Kid Kash
9. Low Ki
10. American Dragon

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Rey Rey

Dean Malenko

Ultimo Dragon

Jushin Liger

Pillman

Jericho (competed for cruiserweight title)

Benoit (spent much time competing in cruiserweight divisions in Japan and US)

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Dude none of you guys put Ricky The Dragon Steamboat or the 1980's version of Macho Man before he got a hold of experimental growth hormones and steroids.

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Not a Steamboat fan.

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The Dynamite Kid, he could mix it up with the big guys and it was as believable as if he was a heavyweight....

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Great call there. Dynamite certainly lived up to his name, and a lot of the guys on everyone's lists so far were heavily inspired by the guy.

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quote:
Originally posted by Kristogar Velo:
Great call there. Dynamite certainly lived up to his name, and a lot of the guys on everyone's lists so far were heavily inspired by the guy.

The Dynamite Kid rocked! No doubt he influenced a lot of North American wrestlers but Lucha Libre was around for a long time before the Dynamite Kid.

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I`ve been quite impressed with Kid Kash as well!

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heh

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i gotta say mysterio is the greatest cruiserweight wrassler i've seen. though i have an affinity for 80s wrestling, i dont remember them really goin as all out and nutty as they do today.

the acrobatics seen in a standard mysterio, storm (does he count?), kidman or hurricaine matches are on an 80s ppv level.

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Kidman? He does his little shooting star but as a cruiser i dont find him all that talented.....

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Rob mentioning Storm brings up something that annoys me about the current cruiser title.
The weight restriction is just too restricting meaning that guys like Storm,Y2J & Matt Hardy are no longer viable contenders (yeah,yeah I know Matt did that whole weight loss thing).
I preffered the old WWE light heavyweight title which also allowed the smaller "big" guys to compete.
Guys like Jericho,Benoit,Eddie Guerrero,Christian etc can so easily fight in both light heavyweight & heavyweight divisions without looking out of place!
This is why the X-Division in NWA is probably better than the WWE cruiser division!

A guy like Rey Rey is only as good as the guys he is competing against,and we have seen some great matches with him up against non cruisers!

Tajiri is not a good competitor so I`m not expecting much from his match against Rey Rey at No Mercy!

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Now this woulda been a great match to see.
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quote:
Originally posted by britneyspearsatemyshorts:
Kidman? He does his little shooting star but as a cruiser i dont find him all that talented.....

i dont think he's as good as rey, but when they used to battle in wcw, i really looked forward to their fights. great in competition.

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quote:
Originally posted by TK-069:

6. Paul London

Finally signed to WWE & what do they do?
Put him in a squash match with Lesnar!

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At least he whupped Shannon Moore a month back on Velocity!

Still lost though...

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Being on Velocity doesnt mean you are signed to a WWE contract,Jimmy Yang was on Velocity or Heat a few weeks back but he has only just signed an actual WWE contract.......dont fergit they use OVW talent on the junior WWE shows!


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