Bigger waste of talent Juventud Guerrera or teddy hart?

[OmegaK2099]

Juventud tried to sabotage his final match with wwe in a title match with kid kash, he literally tried to win the title by force.

However to say he was a waste of talent is ridiculous, his rivalry with rey throughout AAA, ECW and WCW already solidified him as a legend

 

[Dillah810]

Teddy is a bigger waste for sure. Like most have said here already, Juvi at least wrestled on the big stage and garnered a following. The biggest thing Teddy ever did was Wrestling Society X.

Man talk about a waste of talent, look at blitzkrieg he was a beast too, could have been a legend

I wouldn't call Blitzkrieg a waste. He left wrestling on his own volition to work in IT. He probably gets paid more now than he ever would have gotten as a wrestler.

 

[Tryna Makit]

Juventud tried to sabotage his final match with wwe in a title match with kid kash, he literally tried to win the title by force.

However to say he was a waste of talent is ridiculous, his rivalry with rey throughout AAA, ECW and WCW already solidified him as a legend

He did what?!

I just thought he got silently endeavoured lol

I gotta youtube this match now
From what ive heard Kid Kash dont take no shyt
How did he react to Juvi goin renegade on him?

 

[OmegaK2099]

He did what?!

I just thought he got silently endeavoured lol

I gotta youtube this match now
From what ive heard Kid Kash dont take no shyt
How did he react to Juvi goin renegade on him?

One of the “final straws” so to speak regarding his status in WWE had to due with his SmackDown TV match taped on January 3 (airing January 6) against Kid Kash for the WWE Cruiserweight Title. When he was told he was losing the match, he then attempted to take a number of key moves out of the match so that Kash wouldn’t kick out of them. During the match, Juventud ended up sandbagging (meaning being uncooperative and was dead-weight for Kash’s moves) and even gave Kash a few stiff shots that many of the WWE agents noticed. When the WWE agents took this up with him, he claimed to be injured. Less than 48 hours later, Vince McMahon made the decision to fire him as he was already down on his attitude and in-ring psychology.

 

[OmegaK2099]

Teddy is a bigger waste for sure. Like most have said here already, Juvi at least wrestled on the big stage and garnered a following. The biggest thing Teddy ever did was Wrestling Society X.


I wouldn't call Blitzkrieg a waste. He left wrestling on his own volition to work in IT. He probably gets paid more now than he ever would have gotten as a wrestler.

He squandered his talent for a 9 to 5, he was talented as hell. Imagine if he made it out to japan.

 

[stro]

Naturally, Teddy because he was bigger.

Both of these guys fukked up their own careers by just being complete jackasses though....

Man I used to stan Juvi hard, was just a treat to watch a cruiserweight classic on WCW

Not really. They've had matches so you can directly compare them. Teddy is a little taller, but bother were still shorter than the ref. Teddy is not even close to Bret/HBK sized.

 

[julesocean]

Not really. They've had matches so you can directly compare them. Teddy is a little taller, but bother were still shorter than the ref. Teddy is not even close to Bret/HBK sized.

I just looked em up. Juvi 5'9 and Teddy 6'1. I'm saying its noticeable on TV and Teddy could be billed as a heavyweight. While Juvi always looked like a "cruiserweight", and a slimmer build.

My point is Juvi was way too small to make it big in WCW or WWE (per the standards). And Teddy definitely could have carved out an AJ Styles type lane in WWE before it was acceptable.

 

[stro]

Eddie wasn't even 5'9 and he was taller than Juvi. Teddy is probably about as tall as Eddie was and Eddie never got a serious push in WWE until he got on steroids/HGH and put on 60+ pounds of bulk in his upper body to look like a mutant. Teddy you can see in a WWE ring from a Velocity match and there's no way he would have been more than a Paul London type guy in that entire era. Paul London seemed bigger than most guys on the indies too but in WWE he was a FIRM cruiserweight. AJ himself wouldn't have had that type of lane even just 4-5 years earlier in WWE.

 

[Onigumo]

Don’t forget the classic:



“I said fukk you, you son of a gun!”

Announcer "What the hell is a juicy person"

 

[Linc]

Met teddy a few times and I’m not surprised he didn’t succeed


Not a fan

 

[LevelUp]

Don’t forget the classic:



“I said fukk you, you son of a gun!”

Juvi
Was on one

 

[ML29]

Teddy Hart by far. He always self destructed before any promotion could get any real momentum behind him (wwe developmental, TNA, ROH). Juvi had main level success everywhere he went even with his demons getting the best of him.