Hey guys, here's something for you to debate on:

Which wrestler do you like better?

Stine Cold or Triple H?

Please debate on this.

I agree, I, too like Stone Cold, hands down!

When he was in WCW, he held every title except for the WCW World Heavyweight Title.

But when I saw him in the WWE, the crowd went nuts for this man.

I never liked Triple H, nor do I care for him.

and plus, Stone Cold gets more fan reaction unlike Triple H if you ask me.

Austin.

Though, i'd don't have a problem with HHH's ring work, I just don't care much for his backstage politicking.

In terms of in ring work HHH. Austin isn't the greatest in the ring, though i think he gets it done. Austin is overall better though, he's just awesome. HHH is awesome to but i think Austin has him on the promo cutting. Its really close though.

I've got to agree with Slash. They are both great, but I prefer HHH in the ring and Austin on the mic. I'd pick Austin overall because he just had a way of working an audience to get you really into whatever it was he was doing. Face or heel, Austin could get you fired up when he did a promo and to me that makes the difference. Not saying that Trips isn't good, I just prefer SCSA.

Gotta go with STONE COLD STEVE AUSTIN,he's one of the greatest and the most entertaining still

I like HHH, but like many others, SCSA is probably my choice here. I think he's just the brawler type style wrestler in the history of wrestling. Of course he is one of the best on the mic and gets one of the best pops ever. But 1 thing I think many people overlook sometimes is just his ability to use the entire ring in his matches. Unlike Cena's boring style, SCSA can work the ropes, the corners, the matt, and also in the middle of the ring.

Well I like Stone Cold better than Triple H of course.

I mean hey, remember when he 1st came to the WWE from WCW and ECW?

Stone Cold came and he had some of the most memorable matches (w/the exception of course of Austin/McMahon)

Stone Cold's most memorable matches were against Bret Hart and the late Owen Hart.

Now THOSE were CLASSICS!

Stone Cold, no contest.


In the immortal words of Bret Hart - "The best there is, the best there was, and the best there ever will be" - imho.