MVPs of the WWE (From 1985 to 2020)

[Dog Based Gremlin]

Put some respeck on Yoko's name in 93


Undertaker was the man in 2007 as well

 

[Mike the Executioner]

2008: Chris Jericho
2009: Randy Orton
2010: Kane
2011: CM Punk
2012: CM Punk
2013: Daniel Bryan
2014: Brock Lesnar
2015: Brock Lesnar
2016: AJ Styles
2017: The Usos
2018: Becky Lynch
2019: Kofi Kingston

I stopped watching WWE regularly in 2019.

 

[Tres Leches]

2008: Chris Jericho
2009: Randy Orton
2010: Kane
2011: CM Punk
2012: CM Punk
2013: Daniel Bryan
2014: Brock Lesnar
2015: Brock Lesnar
2016: AJ Styles
2017: The Usos
2018: Becky Lynch
2019: Kofi Kingston

I stopped watching WWE regularly in 2019.

jey uso is the 2020 mvp , 2time mvp now

 

[VegetasHairline]

jey uso is the 2020 mvp , 2time mvp now

Main Event Jey Uso!

 

[JQ Legend]

2008: Chris Jericho
2009: Randy Orton
2010: Kane
2011: CM Punk
2012: CM Punk
2013: Daniel Bryan
2014: Brock Lesnar
2015: Brock Lesnar
2016: AJ Styles
2017: The Usos
2018: Becky Lynch
2019: Kofi Kingston

I stopped watching WWE regularly in 2019.

Because of how they did Kofi?

 

[Mike the Executioner]

Because of how they did Kofi?

That wasn't the reason, but it definitely didn't make me want to go back to watching full-time. In 2018, I remember being constantly frustrated with WWE and complaining about it. That was the same year @TheGreatShowtime made his classic thread about everything wrong with the company. I started thinking to myself that I can't take it anymore. After WrestleMania 35, I needed some time off from watching.

When Charlotte beat Asuka for the SD women's title, just so the main event at WrestleMania would be more "important," I lost it. I knew I didn't have a lot of time left watching every week. I stayed through WrestleMania, and as the weeks went by, I stopped caring. I was finally doing what I said I was going to do. I stopped watching RAW, stopped watching SmackDown (but I would tune into the rare segment that caught my eye). I didn't even bother watching Money in the Bank. I still kept up with the product to an extent through TSC, but I wasn't tuning in anymore.

When I found out SmackDown was coming to FOX, I wanted to watch the premiere episode. Especially since Kofi was facing Brock. Combine that with AEW and NXT coming to TV, and it felt like a brand new era of wrestling. I saw the Kofi match, then I was like because I realized nothing was going to change. Had it not been for COVID, I was going to skip WrestleMania for the first time ever. I had been watching live every year since 2014 (and had tried to see as much as I could since 2011), but I wasn't going to sit there and watch eight hours of bullshyt again.

I'm watching WrestleMania this weekend, but that's only because it's two nights, which means I can keep the tradition going. Since 2019, I've only seen one PPV (WrestleMania 36). I literally haven't tuned into RAW in two years, and I don't care to watch SmackDown either. Highlights are fine.

 

[stro]

I can't imagine getting through to 2018 and then decided you know what I don't think I can watch this shyt anymore. I can't imagine anyone who made it TO the Guest Host era, let alone through it. And then kept going for years after that. On a week to week basis, WWE has being miserable to watch for the most part since 2004/2005. And very often during and before those years as well.

 

[JQ Legend]

That wasn't the reason, but it definitely didn't make me want to go back to watching full-time. In 2018, I remember being constantly frustrated with WWE and complaining about it. That was the same year @TheGreatShowtime made his classic thread about everything wrong with the company. I started thinking to myself that I can't take it anymore. After WrestleMania 35, I needed some time off from watching.

When Charlotte beat Asuka for the SD women's title, just so the main event at WrestleMania would be more "important," I lost it. I knew I didn't have a lot of time left watching every week. I stayed through WrestleMania, and as the weeks went by, I stopped caring. I was finally doing what I said I was going to do. I stopped watching RAW, stopped watching SmackDown (but I would tune into the rare segment that caught my eye). I didn't even bother watching Money in the Bank. I still kept up with the product to an extent through TSC, but I wasn't tuning in anymore.

When I found out SmackDown was coming to FOX, I wanted to watch the premiere episode. Especially since Kofi was facing Brock. Combine that with AEW and NXT coming to TV, and it felt like a brand new era of wrestling. I saw the Kofi match, then I was like because I realized nothing was going to change. Had it not been for COVID, I was going to skip WrestleMania for the first time ever. I had been watching live every year since 2014 (and had tried to see as much as I could since 2011), but I wasn't going to sit there and watch eight hours of bullshyt again.

I'm watching WrestleMania this weekend, but that's only because it's two nights, which means I can keep the tradition going. Since 2019, I've only seen one PPV (WrestleMania 36). I literally haven't tuned into RAW in two years, and I don't care to watch SmackDown either. Highlights are fine.

I dunno breh Sasha alone make SD worth watching, at least for her segments

That boring ass Drew Mac push last year made me tune out of Raw tho

 

[Jmare007]

Yeah that seems about right. I might put Macho as the MVP in 1985-1986 as well.


2011- Christian or Randy Orton
2012 - Daniel Bryan
2013 - Daniel Bryan
2014- Dean Ambrose (I guess)
2015- Seth Rollins (I guess)
2016- AJ Styles
2017 - Braun Strowman
2018 - Daniel Bryan (With Mustafa Ali as runner up ut he was only on 205 so)
2019 - Kofi Kingston
2020 - ?

2015 gotta be Sasha Banks.

2020 my guess would be Roman, though I know people loved the Hurt Business but I don't watch RAW


14' and 17' are a complete blur to me is 17' when Reigns made Braun a star with all those hoss battles?

 

[Piff Huxtable]

1984-1989, 1991 Hulkkk Hoegan

 

[Wacky D]

I can't imagine getting through to 2018 and then decided you know what I don't think I can watch this shyt anymore. I can't imagine anyone who made it TO the Guest Host era, let alone through it. And then kept going for years after that. On a week to week basis, WWE has being miserable to watch for the most part since 2004/2005. And very often during and before those years as well.

yea.

i dont see how people sat thru worse eras, and wait until now to throw in the towel.

i called it quits around when the guest host era started, and didnt become a consisten viewer again until 2018. and even with that i mostly just watch the highlights, unless its NXT or a PPV.

 

[Playaz Eyez]

yea.

i dont see how people sat thru worse eras, and wait until now to throw in the towel.

i called it quits around when the guest host era started, and didnt become a consisten viewer again until 2018. and even with that i mostly just watch the highlights, unless its NXT or a PPV.

Guest host era was abysmal and it was some of the easiest shows to miss.

 

[Wacky D]

'85 - hogan
'86 - hogan
'87 - hogan
'88 - savage
'89 - savage/hogan/warrior - any of the three
'90 - warrior
'91 - legion of doom
'92 - flair
'93 - yokozuna
'94 - bret
'95 - diesel
'96 - hbk
'97 - bret
'98 - austin
'99 - rock
'00 - rock
'01 - austin
'02 - lesnar
'03 - angle
'04 - benoit
'05 - angle
'06 - booker t
'07-11 - dont particularly care for it
'12-17 - didnt really watch
'18 - bryan
'19 - cole
'20 - sasha

 

[Ruby'sRevolver]

Since I can't go all the way up to 2020 I'll add a some early 80's bonus years..

1982- Bob Backlund
1983- 'Superfly' Jimmy Snuka
1984- Hulk Hogan
1985- Hulk Hogan
1986- Hulk Hogan
1987- 'Macho Man' Randy Savage
1988- 'Macho Man' Randy Savage
1989- 'Macho Man' Randy Savage
1990- Ultimate Warrior
1991- Hulk Hogan
1992- 'Macho Man' Randy Savage
1993- Bret Hart
1994- Bret Hart
1995- Shawn Michaels
1996- Shawn Michaels
1997- 'Stone Cold' Steve Austin
1998- 'Stone Cold' Steve Austin
1999- The Rock
2000- The Rock
2001- 'Stone Cold' Steve Austin
2002- Kurt Angle
2003- Brock Lesnar

'03 is about as far as I can go.

 

[Ruby'sRevolver]

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