Thread 18512341

Does 2014 Brock have the highest power level?

>>18512341 (OP)
nope still Mox

>>18512347
tsmt. Death Jitsu activated Mox has the biggest power level

>>18512341 (OP)
98 Goldberg > Prime Hogan > Lesnar

>>18512347
fpbp. big match mox is dimes

>>18512341 (OP)
Yeah, So much Aura.

>>18512400
Aura n't you a little of tired of saying banana?

>>18512341 (OP)
Brock from WM 30 to summerslam where he squashed cena all the way up to his final feud with carder was the strongest booked wrestler ever, just dismantling every historical stronghold

>>18512439
One of my favorite runs ever

>>18512341 (OP)

Whatever year he roided the most was his ultimate power level.

>>18512347
kys

>>18512347
Didn't he just lose to some gay cowboy?

>>18512439
>strongest booked wrestler ever

>>18512341 (OP)
2002-2003 Brock is up there as well

>>18512341 (OP)
Yes. He took Beeg's punch without getting knocked out, broke Taker's streak, no sold 3 Attitude Adjustments in a row and squashed Super Cena

>>18513631
>knocked out by 2002-2003 Brock
Lesnar IS the strongest wrestler ever

It’s actually Snooki because she has never lost a match ever. Brock has lost many matches.

>>18514573
>I'm the strongest wrestler ever because I beat up a guy past his prime and still can't cut a promo
stop being a faggot

>>18514587
Yeah bro, you can cut a promo in the middle of the match and that will give you the pin.
This isn't about who is the biggest draw, only who was booked as the strongest. Lesnar could never be the face of the company that Hogan was, but when it comes to powerlevel he has him and everybody else beat

>>18512341 (OP)
Cody Rhodes 2025 kicked out of 8 AAs

>>18513631
Its close but beating Andre doesn't compare to beating a 21-0, 21 years long streak or squashing your company's biggest star with 16 german suplexes and complete domination. Having won the UFC WHC championship just added more to Lesnar's aura, its too bad he wasn't used like this when he first returned.

>>18514634
>Hogan
First person EVER to slam and beat Andre the giant in front of 93,000 hulkamaniacs
>brock
Beat carder in a match no one remembers apart from the finish then squashes cena and proceeds to have a back and forth competitive match with him one month later.
Easy win for the Hulkster

>>18512495
>>18513586
seethe lol

>>18514573
Hogan wasn't in his prime no more. Booking wise, he wasn't the tallest monolith in the entire world either

>>18513586
Hangtranny from RAM ranch

>>18514634
Don't be so sure. Andre was 7'5'' and 520 pounds, undefeated for 10 years and had never been slammed in kayfabe. Pretty sure that slam might've caused seismic activity in kayfabe lol

>>18514634
>its too bad he wasn't used like this when he first returned.
They had to make sure he was willing to do business first. After it became clear he would the strong booking started. Ultimately it didn't matter once he started getting the God booking.

>>18514629
Kicking out of the AA means nothing. The AA is a buried finisher that can't even put down D-listers like Truth. It does less kayfabe damage than most wrestlers' midmatch signature moves.

>>18512341 (OP)
Feels like I see finisher kickouts more often these days. In kayfabe did the wrestlers get tougher despite being much smaller and less masculine or did finishers get weaker?