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Was Undertaker the all-time greatest striker in WWF/WWE?

Taker and Kane are probably the best strikers. always felt very believable.
EDIT: ok, i never watched Scott Hall and younger Lawler, so i searched for some...holy shit, their punches look amazing, specially Lawler.
 
The Big Show

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Tagyhag

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Worked punches? Lawler and Scott Hall.

Low Ki's punches look really good, but only because the asshole is actually punching.
 

TheBear

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Those gifs were before his shitty mma impressions which retroactively ruins everything before it

Bret was the best, closely followed by Austin. That's what made their matches so good
 
Shawn Michaels, hands down.

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And let's not forget the timeless classic of when Hulk Hogan refused to let him win a match even though Shawn let him win the last one and that was their deal, resulting in the most comically awesome overselling of all time:

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Sheroking

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lmfao @ anyone in the WWE qualifying.

It would be weird if nobody in the WWE qualified for a topic asking exclusively about the WWE.

There's a difference between a stage punch and a real punch. There's an artistry in throwing a fake punch.

Taker and Kane are probably the best strikers. always felt very believable.
EDIT: ok, i never watched Scott Hall and younger Lawler, so i searched for some...holy shit, their punches look amazing, specially Lawler.

That's because Lawler is punching the guy.
 
For more modern choices, the match between Kassius Ohno and Aleister Black on this week's NXT tells me that they're both in that conversation.

Nakamura is as well, but that's because he's making contact half the time. Strong style, baby.
 
It would be weird if nobody in the WWE qualified for a topic asking exclusively about the WWE.

There's a difference between a stage punch and a real punch. There's an artistry in throwing a fake punch.

That's because Lawler is punching the guy.
ohhhhhhhhhh
 

Kurita

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I never understood why it was part of Taker's character, cause his strikes never looked more impressive than the rest of the roster.
 

FyreWulff

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I never understood why it was part of Taker's character, cause his strikes never looked more impressive than the rest of the roster.

he liked MMA so added it to his character

same reason he suddenly rode a bike to the ring for some years, he likes motorcycles.
 
Scott Hall? Those open handed slaps he would do? Or did he throw different punches that I'm not just remembering?

Undertaker's punches typically looked pretty good, but when he started doing things like those quick punches to the body, they looked quite soft. Bret threw some good punches. Macho Man's jabs were pretty good as well.
 
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