Iran Sgt. Slaughter? Don't you mean Iraq Sgt. Slaughter? Why the fuck would you want him anyways? Slaughter was absolutely dreadful as an Iraqi sympathizer, easily one of the most paper thin reasonings for someone to become a heel. I've stated before how much I hated the main event of WM7, despite the rest of the card being good.

Also, why is Mr. Perfect a manager? Are you referring to the time he spent with Flair? He was decent, but in no way would I want a guy who could literally have great matches with nearly anyone to be managing.

Also, your roster is way too stacked. Moderation is good in wrestling, and when you have like 20 main eventers, almost every one of them is going to suffer. That's really why the brand extension happened to begin with, but even then you have absolutely no undercard, unless you push everyone down.

And yeah...HILARIOUS that John Cena is a jobber.

Yeah, I mean if you want to call it a "fantasy roster", that's all fine, but since you're literally asking us to rate it, on a scale of 1 to 10, I'd give it a 3, and I'm being very modest there since I have seen worse. Nonetheless, you should really try to work it down to having maybe 8 main events, 14 midcarders, 4 to 6 tag teams and a couple enhancement talent and you'd be good. As far as commentators and managers, none of that shit really matters if you're ideally looking for people such as Hogan or Austin, they exceeded well without a manager, as did almost every name on your list.

I have to disagree with you Syd, you might call it cheap heat, but heat is heat. I'd rather be legitimately hated over someone sitting on their hands or going to the restroom. The term X-Pac heat is one of the biggest lies to the business, if you garner a reaction out of the crowd, you're doing your job. Despite the fact that the fans are split on him, John Cena gets the biggest reactions of the night. Guys such as Roddy Piper and Freddie Blassie were hated in their day as well, and even attacked with lethal weapons, so if that isn't legit heat, I don't know what is.

Yes, it was a different era, but again "X-Pac heat" isn't valid unless you are literally losing so much business that it's causing the ratings to tumble. Ratings usually go down due to the fact that guys like Rock and Austin are no longer wrestling, rather than the ploys of some cheating bastard like Triple H. And I'm going to be perfectly honest, Triple H wasn't really that bad during his reign of terror, with the exception of going over Booker T, which was bullshit. I rather see him as champ over Kane, Goldberg, Scott Steiner and Kevin Nash. Plus Triple H did something that almost everyone else has failed at since Batista, he made the World Heavyweight Title mean something, and I like a lot of others felt that it actually eclipsed the WWE Title during that time.

Knyte wrote:

People change channels when they see her.That is not good heat.

How do you know they do? Do you look at the ratings breakdown? I sometimes change the channel, but it has less to do with the person than it does the segment they're involved in, and at least Vickie isn't doing Hornswoggle shit every week. Besides, this isn't the Monday Night Wars anymore, and WWE knows that, they'll have a core audience no matter what. And while WWE's ratings have been suffering as a whole recently, that's hardly one person's fault. Speaking of Vickie, was anyone else offended when Cena and Lawler were ripping on her last Monday? Vickie isn't the most attractive woman in the world, but I don't think she necessarily looks bad for a middle aged woman with 2 kids. WWE loves to degrade women.

I somewhat agree with Syd, I mean as far as the quality of matches that Triple H has anymore, most of them are pretty generic and forgettable, I don't know if it's age, injuries, laziness or a combination of any of those, but Triple H hasn't been interesting since his match at Wrestlemania 22. It doesn't help that he's a generic boring face now. And this is coming from someone who was in full support of Triple H during his reign of terror, he was much more interesting than any of the opponents he faced during that time, with the exception of Booker T.

If I had to really rip on Triple H for anything, it's that he's the only person who is allowed to have a signature weapon; the sledgehammer. No one else is allowed to use one except him.

Also, Vader might still independent bookings, but he doesn't wrestle full time anymore. The last time we saw him was in a surprise appearance in 2005 where he beat down Batista and proceeded to fall on his fat ass leaving the ring. It was hilarious.

Yes, but you can't base the fact that everyone turns the channel when Vickie is on there, especially in a segment involving John Cena. If there's anyone who makes me personally want to change the channel, it's Cena, but I don't speak for every viewer.

Speaking of Cena, they're once again rehashing the Nexus storyline with Punk in Barrett's spot....gee I wonder who's going to win? I would've much preferred a one on one match of Punk vs. Cena, despite the fact that Cena has already beaten him twice on Raw, with one of those matches under 2 minutes. But I guess since it's Cena, they have to act like he has the odds stacked against him once again. On the flip side, Miz is being booked to look like a joke against 60 year old Jerry Lawler.

Also about Triple H's WCW french gimmick, what's funny about that is he spoke like Arnold Schwarzenegger. His gimmick previously to that was known as Terra Ryzing. Expect him to win the Royal Rumble this year, folks.