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1999 Rec.Sport.Pro-Wrestling Achievement Awards |
Main Wrestler of the Year Chris Benoit Intro General Comments Best Wrestler Best Tag Team Best Heel Best Babyface Best Worker Best Jobber Best Jobber to the Stars Best Flyer Best Technical Best Brawler Most Favourite Most Improved Most Overrated Best Gimmick Best Move Best Match Best Feud Worst Wrestler Worst Tag Team Worst Heel Worst Babyface Worst Worker Least Favourite Most Deteriorated Most Underrated Worst Gimmick Worst Move Worst Match Worst Feud Most Disappointing News item Most Obnoxious Best Second Best Announcer Best Colour Best Interviewee Best Angle Best Organization Best TV Show Best Major Show Best Promotional Move Worst Second Worst Announcer Worst Colour Worst Interviewee Worst Angle Worst Organization Worst TV Show Worst Major Show Worst Promotional Move 'netter Suggested Awards |
Welcome to the 1999 r.s.p-w Awards on [slash] wrestling!
Turning these into HTML was a pain, and even now they're only in a quick'n' For those of you just joining us, these are the rec.sport.pro-wrestling.* Year-End Achievement Awards. They celebrate the excellence and the...other side of the year in professional wrestling. The Awards are decided by the readers of r.s.p-w, voting for a 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place in nearly fifty categories. This is the TENTH year for the Awards, which is rather amazing in itself (if I do say so myself. :) ) The first six years were run by Herb Kunze (hkunze@uoguelph.ca) - from 1996 on, I have somehow managed to churn this thing out even as it's grown into the monster you now read today. This year we top out at just under 575K, up about 40K from last year. We didn't get as many ballots this year (I *believe* the final total settled around 383) but we DID get more comments! Sadly, I received around a hundred ballots which were illegible to my scripts or sent in a format I couldn't read. Several of these people eventually submitted readable ballots; however, many did not. Still others tried to send in ballots after the 6 December deadline, by which time I'd already started counting and couldn't include their votes. If they included comments, however, they WERE added later. Thanks to James Brown, Telex, Banco de Gaia, Loop Guru, and Way Out West for providing music to crunch numbers to. Thanks also to Dr Pepper, Cherry Coke and 7-Eleven (home of the Slurpee) for providing me with the necessary caffeine to complete this project by my second deadline. ;-) Special thanks to John C. and Selena Kyte for plugging the Awards. Special raspberries to Rick Scaia for trying REALLY hard to sabotage the smartness level of the voting pool like he did last year. ;-) I have a feeling I'm forgetting some thanks here - email me if I was supposed to thank you and didn't, and I'll put you in the "corrected" version that'll come out sometime in early 2000. Oh, and thanks to Sven Mascarenhas - at least I didn't forget HIM. And EXTRA special thanks to Kim - just because. The following pages provided invaluable assistance with research. Bookmark them ALL right now: <http://hometown.aol.com/wsandt/cards/index.html> The Wrestling Supercards & Tournaments Web Page <http://www.albany.net/~hit/puroresu/> The Great Hisa's Puroresu Dojo <http://www.photon.co.jp/sections/6_staff/glenn/nCo/finish/finish.html> The Official RSP-W Finishing Moves List <http://www.otherarena.com/> the Other Arena <http://www.CRZ.net/wrestling/> [slash] wrestling - a good site to check up on Mondays past ;-) If you are interested in the whole shebang as opposed to however many chunks your news server turned this thing into, I recommend the following FTP link for your Web browser: <ftp://ftp.CRZ.net/pub/users/chris/99awards.txt> There will eventually be a web version of these awards, but not until next year. I imagine Herb will also archive it for me on his page as well. DIG IN, BABY! And so, without further ado...Click something! ;-)
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