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1999 R.S.P-W Awards | Best Match |
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Best Match Award Description: To be given to the best wrestling match you've seen this year, either live, on TV, PPV, or in an arena, or on tape. If it took place in the past year, it is eligible. In 1994, this award was split into three: North American, Non-North American, and overall. In 1997, due to lack of participation on both the NA and non-NA sides, it was recombined. Previous Winners: 1990: 04/22/90: Bret Hart & Jim Neidhart vs. Marty Janetty & Shawn Michaels (SNME) 1991: 03/21/91: Steiners vs. Kensuke Sasaki & Hiroshi Hase (Tokyo, aired on taped PPV) 1992: 01/18/92: Royal Rumble (Royal Rumble) 1993: 10/24/93: Cactus Jack vs. Big Van Vader (Halloween Havoc) 1994: (overall/NA) 03/20/94: Shawn Michaels vs. Razor Ramon (WrestleMania) 1994: (non-NA) 04/16/94: Chris Benoit vs. Great Sasuke (Super J Cup) 1995: (overall/NA) 08/27/95: Shawn Michaels vs. Razor Ramon (SummerSlam) 1995: (non-NA) 11/20/94: Aja Kong vs. Manami Toyota (AJW V*TOP Tourney) 1996: (overall/NA) 03/31/96: Bret Hart vs. Shawn Michaels (WrestleMania) 1996: (non-NA) 03/17/96: Jushin Liger vs. Shinjiro Otani 1997: 10/05/97: Shawn Michaels vs. Undertaker (Hell in the Cell cage) 1998: 06/28/98: Undertaker v. Mankind (Hell in the Cell cage) **1999**: 10/17/99: Brood (Matt & Jeff Hardy) v. Edge & Christian (ladder) (No Mercy) 335 first place votes 308 second place votes 296 third place votes 148 59 26 969 10/17/99 Brood v. Edge & Christian (ladder) 64 58 27 548 10/04/99 Bret Hart v. Chris Benoit (Nitro) 12 16 29 166 08/22/99 Test v. Shane McMahon (Love her or leave her) 9 17 23 142 01/24/99 Rock v. Mankind (I quit WWF) 5 19 17 116 02/14/99 Steve Austin v. Vince McMahon (cage) 9 10 8 91 05/16/99 Rob Van Dam v. Jerry Lynn (TV, no time limit) 6 11 7 77 10/08/99 Rob Van Dam v. Jerry Lynn (TNN TV) 5 11 8 74 09/19/99 Taz v. Masato Tanaka v. Mike Awesome (ECW) 5 5 11 62 04/11/99 Chris Benoit & Dean Malenko v. Raven & Perry Saturn 6 4 7 56 12/29/98 Rock v. Mankind (WWF) 4 7 7 55 03/21/99 Rob Van Dam v. Jerry Lynn (TV) 9 1 3 54 06/13/99 Kenta Kobashi v. Mitsuharu Misawa 3 7 7 50 04/11/99 Juventud Guerrera v. Blitzkrieg 3 7 6 48 12/27/98 Kidman v. Rey Mysterio Jr. v. Juventud Guerrera (Cruiser triangle) 5 6 2 47 03/28/99 Rock v. Steve Austin (WWF) 1 8 7 43 01/17/99 Kidman v. Rey Mysterio Jr. v. Juventud Guerrara v. Psychosis (Nitro four corners Cruiser) 5 0 8 41 02/14/99 Mankind v. Rock (last man standing WWF) 3 2 10 41 04/25/99 Steve Austin v. Rock (WWF) 4 4 1 34 01/22/99 Mitsuharu Misawa v. Toshiaki Kawada 3 3 2 28 03/06/99 Mitsuharu Misawa & Yoshinari Ogawa v. Kenta Kobashi & Jun Akiyama 1 5 4 28 04/26/99 Diamond Dallas Page v. Sting (WCW Nitro Match 1) 4 1 2 27 03/29/99 Chris Benoit & Dean Malenko v. Kidman & Rey Mysterio Jr. (Nitro tag) 2 2 5 26 09/27/99 Kidman v. Psychosis (Nitro mask vs. hair) 0 5 4 23 09/19/99 Jerry Lynn v. Lance Storm 0 3 6 21 09/19/99 Yoshihiro Tajiri v. Super Crazy v. Little Guido 1 2 2 15 01/31/99 Rock v. Mankind (Halftime Heat WWF) 0 3 3 15 09/26/99 Triple H v. Rock v. Big Show v. British Bulldog v. Mankind v. Kane (WWF) 1 2 1 13 10/04/99 Dean Malenko v. Rey Mysterio Jr. (Nitro) 2 0 1 12 07/22/99 Mona v. Brandi Alexander (Thunder) 1 1 2 12 05/01/99 Vader v. Mitsuharu Misawa 1 2 0 11 02/07/99 Great Sasuke v. Magnum Tokyo 2 0 0 10 Rob Van Dam v. Jerry Lynn (TV) (which one?) 1 1 1 10 07/05/99 Triple H v. Rock (RAW cage) 0 2 2 10 09/26/99 Chris Jericho v. X-Pac 1 0 2 9 10/23/99 Kenta Kobashi & Jun Akiyama v. Mitsuharu Misawa & Yoshinari Ogawa 0 1 3 9 04/25/99 Undertaker v. Ken Shamrock 0 0 4 8 06/13/99 Chris Benoit & Perry Saturn v. Triad (tag) 1 0 1 7 04/04/99 Suger Sato & Chikayo Nagashima & Kaori Nakayama v. Toshie Uematsu & Satura Hirota & Rie Tamada 0 1 2 7 10/24/99 D'Lo Brown v. Chris Jericho (Euro Heat) 0 1 2 7 10/23/99 Rob Van Dam v. Sabu (TV) 0 2 0 6 04/19/99 Rey Mysterio Jr v. Blitzkrieg v. Psychosis v. Juventud (Nitro four corners Cruiser) 0 0 3 6 06/27/99 Road Dogg v. Chyna (KotR Quarter) 1 0 0 5 Taz v. Bam Bam Bigelow (ineligible?) 1 0 0 5 Mankind v. Rock(which one?) 1 0 0 5 10/30/99 Mitusuaru Misawa v. Vader 1 0 0 5 09/06/99 Ivory v. Tori (RAW Women's hardcore) 1 0 0 5 08/12/99 Danny Doring & Amish Roadkill v. Chris Chetti & Super Nova 1 0 0 5 03/17/99 Jushin Liger v. Koji Kanemoto 0 1 1 5 12/28/98 Rey Mysterio Jr. & Kidman v. Eddie Guerrero & Juventud Guerrera (Nitro) 0 0 2 4 Rob Van Dam v. Jerry Lynn (which one?) 0 1 0 3 09/23/99 Triple H v. Rock (SmackDown Brahma bullrope) 0 1 0 3 09/13/99 Chris Jericho v. Gotch Gracie (RAW) 0 1 0 3 09/13/99 Chris Benoit v. Dean Malenko (Nitro) 0 1 0 3 09/09/99 Rock & Mankind v. Undertaker & Big Show (SmackDown Buried Alive) 0 1 0 3 07/04/99 Chi-Chi Cruz v. Joe E. Legend 0 1 0 3 03/21/99 Sabu v. Taz (FTW) 0 1 0 3 03/14/99 Hollywood Hogan v. Ric Flair (WCW first blood cage) 0 1 0 3 01/24/99 30 man Royal Rumble 0 0 1 2 Rey Mysterio Jr. v. Kidman (Cruiser) (which one?) 0 0 1 2 Perry Saturn & Chris Benoit & Dean Malenko v. Diamond Dallas Page & Kanyon & Ric Flair (Thunder) 0 0 1 2 Mr. Niebla v. IWRG Mr. Niebla, Mexico City 0 0 1 2 12/27/98 Eric Bischoff v. Ric Flair 0 0 1 2 11/01/99 Sting v. Brian Knobs (WCW Tourney) 0 0 1 2 11/01/99 Chris Benoit v. Dean Malenko (cage) 0 0 1 2 10/25/99 Test v. British Bulldog (RAW cage) 0 0 1 2 09/06/99 Juventud Guerrera & Blitzkrieg & Psychosis v. Kidman & Chavo Guerrero Jr. & Eddie Guerrero 0 0 1 2 08/22/99 Steve Austin v. Mankind v. Triple H (WWF) 0 0 1 2 08/14/99 Hulk Hogan v. Kevin Nash (WCW retirement) 0 0 1 2 07/23/99 Mitsuharu Misawa v. Toshiaki Kawada 0 0 1 2 07/19/99 Eddie Guerrero v. Psychosis (Nitro) 0 0 1 2 06/ /99 10-Man Elimination Torneo Cibenernetico 0 0 1 2 05/17/99 Raven & Perry Saturn v. Dean Malenko & Chris Benoit (Nitro tag) 0 0 1 2 04/22/99 Magnum Tokyo & Dragon Kid & Arai v. Shiima Nobunaga & Judo Suwa & Sumo Fuji 0 0 1 2 04/11/99 Ric Flair v. Hulk Hogan v. Sting v. Diamond Dallas Page (WCW) 0 0 1 2 04/11/99 Rey Mysterio Jr. v. Kidman (Cruiser) 0 0 1 2 03/ /99 Cuddley Berr v. F-f-f-fuzz 0 0 1 2 01/29/99 Hardy Boyz v. Serial Thrillaz (OMEGA) 0 0 1 2 01/17/99 Goldberg v. Scott Hall (ladder) 0 0 1 2 01/10/99 Super Crazy v. Yoshihiro Tajiri REJECTED - outside the period between 11/02/98 and 11/01/99 2 1 0 11/07/99 Mike Awesome v. Masato Tanaka (ECW) 0 1 3 "Tie" votes 0 1 2 11/21/99 Bret Hart v. Chris Benoit (WCW Tourney Final) 0 1 0 Mankind v. Rock (which one?) 0 1 0 Jerry Lynn v. Rob Van Dam (which one?) 0 1 0 11/25/99 Hardys v. The New Age Outlaws (SmackDown cage) 0 1 0 11/14/99 Chyna v. Chris Jericho (IC) 0 1 0 11/07/99 Sabu v. Chris Candido 0 1 0 10/25/98 Bret Hart v. Sting (US) 0 1 0 06/28/98 Undertaker v. Mankind (Hell in the Cell) 0 0 1 11/21/99 Chris Benoit v. Jeff Jarrett (WCW Tourney Semifinal) CHRIS BIRD: The ladder match at No Mercy and the Owen Hart tribute match on Nitro were so hard to decide between, but in the end, I gave the ladder match the nod for #1 just because I enjoyed it that little tiny bit more for no particular reason. #3 was the superb match between Jerry Lynn and Lance Storm at Anarchy Rulz, which didn't need anything more than good wrestling - no ladders, no special emotional significance - to be a terrific match. ALEX BECKERS: Edge/Xian and the Hardys are my two favorite teams, and I STILL haven't seen the ladder match! AARGH! EDC: The best match of the year, IMO, was the Three way at Anarchy Rulz for the World Title. The New Brood vs. Old Brood was the best Light weight match of the year. The First Toryumon Main Event was Awesome, a great match for these rookies. CYBERAL33: Misawa/Kawada from January was unreal...everything from Kawada wrestling with a broken arm to the Ganso Bomb to the 2 INCREDIBLE shuchoku rakka shikki no brainbusters! I love the announcer at the end...great wrestling. The tag match from March was also incredible and Ogawa has really stepped up when no one thought he could. The 3 x 3 survival match from the 4/4/99 GAEA show was one of the best booked matches I have ever seen, it had me (and the crowd) on my feet from the start to finish. RFLAGG13: I admit it, I'm a sucker for high spots, and the spots don't get much higher than those in the ladder match from No Mercy. I swear, all 4 people involved in this should get a huge ass pay raise, because they really put their bodies on the line for that one. Next we go to an underrated match from TNN TV featuring Jerry Lynn vs. Rob Van Dam on Oct. 8. I felt this one had better psychology than their Living Dangerously meeting, and even though I knew the outcome, Jerry Lynn had me fooled into thinking he might actually win it. 3rd goes to the unbelievably great Benoit/Malenko vs. Raven/Saturn match from Spring Stampede. Tag team wrestling doesn't get much better than that, folks. K. CANZANELLA: Kobashi/Akiyama v. Misawa/Ogawa was a hell of a match. It had great heat, tons of nearfalls, awesome psychology, and a great finish. Sasuke v. Magnum Tokyo gets my second place vote. It was a great blend of styles and had several awesome spots, and a well-planned finish. Those who say the matwork didn't lead anywhere are missing the point of how Sasuke's attacks to the legs and lower back affected the outcome of the finish. I'm gonna give a Lucha Libre match the third place vote, and I will give it to the Tornero Cibernetico over the Relevos Suicidas match, since the Torneo, while meaning less than the masks match, was superior to the Relevos Suicidas match, and gave the younger mildly pushed EMLL stars the chance to show off their skills. And imagine, it could have been even better, but the Black Warrior got injured so they had to take him out. MARC LETZMANN: The 01/21/99 Mitsuharu Misawa v. Toshiaki Kawada (Ganso Powerbomb match) was on 01.22.99, according to Pro Wrestling GONG SVEN MASCARENHAS: I'm predisposed to like tag matches more than singles, so the great match from the ACC on Nitro between the Horsemen and the future Filthy Animals blew me away; it's lack of a gimmick is what raises it above the ladder match. And Lynn vs. Storm was dammed good, too. FALCONARROW: I loved the 3-Way at Slamboree. Sue me, I like some spot fests :) OCTAVIAN: I hope I don't sound like a bastard for saying so but I'd be disappointed if the Hart vs. Benoit memorial match on Nitro wins this one. The category is "Best Match" not "Match had for the Best Reason." Yes Owen's death is tragic and yes it was touching and a wonderful gesture for WCW to allow Hart and Benoit to put together a long wrestling match in his honor, however the match in and of itself didn't even reach **** in my opinion. JOHN ROMANO: Test and Shane - sports entertainment at its best. DON BECKER: Kobashi/Misawa from June was fantastic in terms of the match flow and the psychology - two guys who know each other so well that they know counters to the counters to the counters to the big moves... Hart/Benoit was a fantastic old-school match and an easy pick for NA MOTY. Brood/Blonds was a fantastic bit of a lucha/junior trainwreck, made extra-sweet because the four of them got a standing ovation from the ever-jaded WWF crowd simply for putting on a great match. SHAWN MULLIN: I pick the ladder match about the Owen Tribute match, even though Bret and Benoit are 2 of my top 3 favs. The one reason I put it ahead is that the Ladder match started off with a crowd who could care less about 2 midcard teams and ended in a standing ovation. They sucked teh crowd in, and had them absolutely going crazy. The Bret/Benoit match was the best pure wrestling match we've seen in a long time, but they level of interest, which was ok (heat I mean), never really increased throughout the match. They didn't suck them in. My third choice, Rock vs. Austin from Backlash, is here to represent the WWF Main Event brawl that carried their PPVs all year, and this great, intense, perfectly booked match was the best of the bunch. MAX CHITTISTER: Three hot blowoffs (yes, feuds CAN end, WCW!). If Chyna beats Road Dogg, this match goes from second-best to second-worst. JBELL55146: No Match had me jumping off my seat more then the Ladder Match. Beniot/Hart<2nd>was the most technical sound match since Hart/Michaels at Wrestlemania XIII. And Foley/Rocky Last Man Standing answered the question "How Many Chair Shots CAN Mick Foley Take in rabid succession?" PAUL SHOCK: I can only limit this to matches I've seen, and I rarely get PPV. So, the I Quit Match from the Royal Rumble gets it, despite the crappy ending. The only RVD/Lynn match I saw was by all Net reports one of their weakest ones, but I still loved it. Sting/Page from Nitro gets third. You know, this was really a poor year for actual wrestling. Thanks, Mr. Russo! BLOB: The tribute match near the end of the year stole the spotlight from other great matches that could've been in the top 3. Simply put, it was 30+ minutes of pure wrestling action. The Sting/DDP match had every possible aspect of good wrestling a match could have. The crowd response was exceptional, as was the wrestling, brawling, psychology, etc. The New Brood vs Edge/Christian was the ultimate spotfest that made even the WWF fans give a standing ovation for. GEORGE CARTER: The tag team title match from the Nitro in Toronto was the best match I have seen all year long. It had the intensity of Steamboat/Savage, the pure wrestling of Bret/Benoit, the drama of Rock/Austin and the high flying moves of Rey/Juvy. This was a pure classic. Benoit/Hart had an excellent 30 minute match, something unheard of in these 'Crash TV' days. That was probably the best 100 % pure wrestling match since Hennig/Hart at SUmmerSlam 91. Sadly, I haven't seen the Hardys/Edge & Christian ladder match yet, so I couldn't judge it yet. JOHN C.:The best match was Hart/Benoit because it was in tribute to Owen, it was given about thirty minutes and was on free TV. My second is the ladder match from No Mercy cause I love ladder matches and this was very original with plenty of fantastic highspots. Number three for me was Juvi/Blitzkrieg from Spring Stampede since it was the best one on one PPV match this year. ELLIOT SPARKS: Best match is a fine category. Not too many earth-shattering bouts this year, but plenty that qualify as great. Standing atop the heap is Mitsuharu Misawa vs Kenta Kobashi, and their terrific 43 minute Triple Crown match. Maybe it was a bit repetetive towards the end, but the bout still had everything: sensible build, explosive false-finishes, killer bumps, and even a dash of psychology. The crowd seemed to like it too. Second place goes to Bret Hart vs Chris Benoit, from that edition of Nitro. Maybe this wouldn't have been quite as memorable if it weren't for the situation surrounding the match, but the situation was quite extraordinary, and made up for any tiny faults in the wrestling itself. The emotion and reality of two guys performing in honour of a fallen comrade will likely not be seen for many years to come. Third spot goes to Rey Jr, Kidman, and Juvi Guroovy for their Starrcade '98 lucha clinic. Excellent timing and execution, this was a genuinely king-sized wrestling match that didn't suffer from the stunt-styled deficiencies of the Hardys/Blonds ladder match. Superb performances in every respect. Also, special mention to the other real contenders for MOTY: Rob Van Dam vs Jerry Lynn from Hardcore Heaven and September's TNN show, Kenta Kobashi and Jun Akiyama vs Mitsuharu Misawa and Yoshi Ogawa from AJPW's March 6th show, Juventud vs Blitzkrieg from Spring Stampede, the No Mercy ladder match, and Vader vs Mitsuharu Misawa at AJPW's Tokyo Dome show. Some excellent shit, if I say so myself. JOE GAGNE: Hardys/Edge Christian ladder match has been labeled a spotfest, but I have never seen such effort and spots in one match. Bravo. Hart/Benoit was a classic, a lengthy, well paced, beautifully wrestled match. Owen would be proud. Shane/Test from Summerslam had a great story, excellent booking, and a hell of an effort from both men. I have no qualms with putting it third. MYKLL42:Bret Hart v. Chris Benoit (Nitro. MYKLL42:... if it weren't for commercial interruptions, this would be up there in Match of the Decade rankings... as it is, we'll really never know. Amazing technical match, slow building of crowd heat with absolutely no backstory at all. They told their own story in the ring. With Hart and Benoit, wrestling is no longer sports entertainment, it's art. SEAN FLYNN: The Ladder Match was incredible. The Vince/Austin match was tense and the perfect sports entertainment match. And watching Mick take the belt was a heartwarming moment. I'm sorry, but the Bret/Benoit tribute match just didn't do it for me, so it takes fourth. MARK SMITH: Woof. Not a good year for America in this one. Japanese stuff took all three top spots this year. LUKE JOHNSTON: The 10/04/99 Bret Hart v. Chris Benoit match from Nitro was without a doubt the best match of 1999. In typical Internet smart fashion, a lot of people tried to nitpick at it and attack WCW for little things like showing commercials during the match, but when you got right down to it, this match represented everything that pro wrestling is supposed to be and more. If there was ever a single match that should be required viewing for all wrestling fans, this is it.=20 BEN MILLER: All hail Misawa for being as banged up as he is and giving three out of this world performances against Vader, Kobashi and in a tag match with Ogawa against Burning. B. SZPAKOWICZ: Edge and Christian vs. The Hardy Boyz was *not* the best ladder match of all time (it was still surpassed by both HBK/Razor ladder matches, very easily) . It was, however, a breathtaking cavalcade of incredible spots, and that's good enough for the top vote. Some people can talk about it lacking psychology (and would be quite right to do so) , but with this caliber of spots, the aforementioned people can stick their psychology directly up Billy Gunn's namesake. RVD vs. Jerry Lynn match #27452 (of their 47000 match series) gets number two (This being the no time-limit one on 5/16) . Mankind vs. Rock from Royal Rumble was the best of that particular 65000 match series, and it gets number three. THERION: 07/22/99 Miss Madness v. Brandi Alexander (Thunder) gets honorable mention as the only decent woman's match in any of the big 3 this year. RYAN GRANT: Blitzkreig is one of the most exciting cruiserweights in the game today, IMO, and his match against Juventud was far and away the match of the year to me. Great highflying action that had me on my feet many a time. Second and third were sports entertainment matches: Austin vs. McMahon from St. Valentine's Day Massacre, and Test vs. Shane McMahon from Summerslam. Neither match had any right being good, but they were both very memorable encounters that didn't suck. KEVIN PODSIADLIK: I couldn't bring myself to vote for Sting/Hogan (10/24) , but in retrospect I can't think of a more poetically just way to (perhaps) end Hogan's wrestling career. BERT SNOOVEN: Chris Benoit wins the trifecta. His tag matches with Malenko against Raven & Saturn and Mysterio & Kidman were marvelous. His singles match with Bret Hart recently was a classic. RICK SCAIA: There's very little to say about the Edge/Christian vs. the Hardys match that hasn't already been said, so I'll keep it simple: I didn't even have to think twice about voting it as my personal Match of the Year. In second is the Taz vs. Masato Tanaka vs. Mike Awesome ECW Title match from the September PPV; cool surprise appearance (and win) by Awesome, and great drama and action all the way through. Rounding out my top three is a controversial choice: I really liked the Austin/McMahon cage match from St. Valentine's Day Massacre. Not a wrestling masterpiece, but there was high drama, the Big Show's debut, and a lot of hard work none-the-less. It was a very satisifying climax to the long standing Austin/McMahon feud. JEREMY SORIA: If only Bobby Heenan had been sent away during the Hart/Benoit match, my only fault there. UT vs. Ken Shamrock? I got to see this not too long ago, and hey - it was acutally surprisingly good! JUSTIN JONES: I know there's lots of people who will refuse to vote for a Match of the Year that featured Shane McMahon, but that's just silly. When you consider the combination of ring-work, super high spots, and most importantly, on-the-money booking and psychology, Shane/Test from Summerslam was the MOTY. MATT SPAULDING: 07/05/99 Triple H v. Rock (RAW cage) was a VERY close fourth for me. Additional props to: 10/04/99 Bret Hart v. Chris Benoit (Nitro) , 01/24/99 Rock v. Mankind (I quit WWF) HEATM: Bret vs. Benoit in tribute to Owen was memorable in more than one way, and it was easily the best pure wrestling match of the year. In terms of spotfests, Brood vs. Edge/Christian was slightly better than anything from RVD and Jerry Lynn, who get #2 and #3 respectively. ROB EVANS: Best Match - They hyped the ladder match as "best ladder match ever." They were right. Props to the Hardys, Edge, & Christian. OTTO "HACK-MAN" HEUER: Best Match. Keller and Meltzer keep talking about the 4/11 Juvy/Blitzkreig match from a WCW PPV, but I can't for the life of me remember it. I was thinking about going back through the PPV matches I rated for the past year, as that would be more fair (instead of the more recent matches being more fresh in my mind) but I decided to go with what I remembered being **** or better from the last year. MDB: Bret v. Benoit in tribute to Owen Hart. This match was what wrestling can be and should be like. My second fav match this year also came on free TV. The cruiser four way on Nitro had its faults, chief among them Psic getting the belt without pinning the champ, but I'll take 20 minutes like that everytime. Brood v. Brood gets third because I tend to rate gimmick matches lower. |
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