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Blogger Indeed Wrestling said...

On average, if you are listed in the previous year, there is 63% chance you'll get listed again the following year. (Example/ 64% of the people listed in 2005 where also listed on the 2006 list.)

In 13 years, they've chosen a total of 199 people.

Chris Benoit is the only person to be listed all 13 years. He finished 1st twice (1999 & 2004), 2nd twice (1994 & 1995) and his highest rating to date has been 18 (1997) and 19 (2006).

Kenta Kobashi has been listed 12 of 13 years missing only 2001. He returned in 2002 at 44th place and jumped to first place in 2003.

Eddie Guerrero, Rey Misterio Jr., Triple H, Toshiaki Kawada, Jun Akiyama and Jushin Liger have been listed 11 times though of that group only HHH has got 1st place (2000). The rest have been listed in the top five at one point another except for Rey who has only made it as high as #6 (1996).

Ten times on the list goes to Koji Kanemoto (#2 in 1998) & Mitsuharu Misawa (#1 in 1995).

Chris Jericho, Booker T, and Rob Van Dam have been on the list nine times. RVD's best finishers were 2000-2002 where he was #9, #4 and #8. Booker T has ranged from #12 (2001) to #48 (2005) and Jericho's peak was #7 (1998), off in 1999 and #6 in 2000.

HBK, Great Muta, Mick Foley, Ohtani & Steve Austin all have been on the list eight times. Shawn has two #1 (1994, 1996), #2 (2005), #3 (1995 & 1997) and #5 (2003). Muto hit #2 twice (1999 & 2001) while Foley floundered except at #3 in 1998 and #5 in 1996. Ohtani had a strong run 1997 to 2001 finishing 4, 6, 8 and 8. Austin hit #1 in 1998 & 2001 with top ten finishes in 1996 & 1997.

7 times on the list: Kurt Angle (#1 in 2002), Satoshi Kojima (#5 in 2002), Edge (this year's #1), Christian (highest finish: #23 in 2001), Hiroyoshi Tenzan (#15 in 2001 & 2003), Sabu (#4 in 1996, #50 in 1998 & 2005, off from 2000 to 2006 except for the #50 in 2005), Sean Waltman (#16 in 1994), Matt Hardy and Vader (#10 in 1994).

6 times on the list:Christopher Daniels, Kensuke Sasaki, Bryan Danielson (this year's #2), Low Ki (#3 in 2002), Jeff Jarrett, Yugi Nagata (six top ten finishes, #2 in 2002), Undertaker (#7 in 1997), Bret Hart (#1 in 1997), Dean Malenko (#3 in 1996), Great Sasuke (#7 in 1996), The Rock (#3 in 2000 and #4 in 1999), Yoshihiro Tajiri (#4 in 2000).

5 times on the list: AJ Styles, Doug Williams, Bam Bam Bigelow, Diamond Dallas Page, Jerry Lynn, Lance Storm, Owen Hart, Raven, Scott Steiner, Ultimo Dragon

4 times on the list: Samoa Joe (#3 in 2005, #4 in 2004 & 2006), KENTA (#3 in 2006, #6 in 2003 & 2005, #7 in 2004), Naomichi Marufuji (#5 in 2006), CM Punk (#14 in 2004), Chris Sabin, Randy Orton (#6 in 2004), Chavo Guerrero Jr., Chris Candido, Genichiro Tenryu, Jeff Hardy, Johnny Storm, Masato Tanaka, Minoru Tanaka (#7 in 2001), Scott Hall, Shane Douglas, Shinya Hashimoto, Tatsuhito Takaiwa, and Terry Funk.

3 times on the list: Yoshinobu Kanemaru. Hiroshi Tanahashi. Shelton Benjamin. Petey Williams. Homicide. Rhino. Paul London. Akira Taue, Billy Kidman, Davey Boy Smith, D-Von Dudley, El Samurai, Justin Credible, Juventud Guerrera, Kanyon, Ken Shamrock, Kevin Nash, Mike Awesome, Nobuhiko Takada, Perry Saturn, Psicosis, Taz, Too Cold Scorpio, William Regal, and Yoshihiro Takayama.

2 times on the list: Jamie Noble, Austin Aries, Chris Harris, Roderick Strong, Takashi Suguira, Nigel McGuinness, Abyss, CIMA, Jay Briscoe, Brian Kendrick, Hurricane, Alex Shane, Arn Anderson, Bill Goldberg, Billy Gunn, Brian Christopher, Brian Pillman, Brock Lesnar (#5 in 2003), Buh Buh Ray Dudley, D-Lo Brown, Dustin Rhodes, Ginsei Shinzaki, James Tighe, Johnny Ace, Marc Mero, Masahiro Chono, Mikey Whipwreck, Ric Flair (#41 in 1995, #49 in 1996), Rocko Rock, Steve Williams, Sting, Super Crazy, Test, and The Sandman.

Only once on the list: Suwa, James Storm, Alex Shelly, Milano Collection A.T, Eric Young, Jay Lethal, Batista (#49 in 2005), Takeshi Morishima (#7 this year), Shiji Kondo, Finlay (#25 in 2006), Katsuhiko Nakajima, Davey Richards, Mark Briscoe, Matt Sydal, Johnny Nitro (#48 this year), Pac, Al Snow, Alex Wright, Art Barr, BG James, Buff Bagwell, Charlie Haas, Chris Hero, Colt Cabana, Crash Holly, Curt Hennig, Dan Kroffat, Disco Inferno, Dragon Kid, EZ Money, Guido Maritato, Hardcore Holly (#50 in 1999), Hayabusa, Heavy Metal, Hiroshi Hase, Hulk Hogan (#49 in 1994), Jimmy Del Ray, Jodie Fleisch, John Cena (#48 in 2003), John Kronus, Kane (#49 in 2001), Kaz Hayashi, Kid Kash, La Parka, Magnum Tokyo, Manabu Nakanishi, Marty Jannetty, Paul Burchill, Pit Bull Two, Randy Savage. Red, Ricky Steamboat, Riki Choshu, Scotty Too Hotty, Shane McMahon, Shinsuke Nakamura, Shiro Koshinaka, Stan Hansen. Steve Corino, Stevie Richards, Super Delfin, Susuma Yokosuka, Taiyo Kea, Taka Michinoku, The Head Hunter(s), The Patriot, Tom Prichard, Tracey Smothers, Trent Acid, Val Venis, Yoshinari Ogawa, and Yossino.

Some of the Lowest Averages with significant history:
KENTA (4 years: 2003-2006 - avg 5.50)
AJ Styles (5 years: 2002-2006 - avg 5.60)
Shawn Michaels (8 years: 1994-97, 2003-06 - avg 6.38)
Yugi Nagata (6 years: 1999, 2001-04, 2006 - avg 8.00)
Kurt Angle (7 years: 2000-2006 - avg 8.14)
Chris Benoit (13 years: 1994-2006 - avg 8.46)
Samoa Joe (4 years: 2003-06 - avg 8.75)
Naomichi Marufuji (4 years: 2003-06 - avg 9.00)
Kenta Kobashi (12 years: 1994-2000, 2002-2006 - avg 11.08)
Steve Austin (8 years: 1994-99, 2001-02 - avg 13.75)
Shinjiro Ohtani (8 years: 1996-03 - avg 14.13)
The Rock (6 years: 1997-2002 - avg 14.17)
Jushin Lyger (11 years: 1994-2004 - avg 15.91)
Mitsuharu Misawa (10 years: 1994-2002, 2004 - avg 16.10)

Most consistently ranked the same:
KENTA (6/7/6/3 - stdev: 1.73)
Chris Candido (39/42/41/44 - stdev: 2.08)
Tatsuhito Takaiwa (25/23/19/21 - stdev: 2.58)
Owen Hart (22/29/29/26/23 - stdev: 3.27)
Johnny Storm (41/38/41/46 - stdev: 3.31)
Naomichi Marufuji (10/13/8/5 - stdev: 3.37)
Chavo Guerrero Jr. (36/36/44/39 - stdev: 3.77)
Chris Sabin (38/38/30/34 - stdev: 3.83)
AJ Styles (11/7/3/1/6 - stdev: 3.85)
Scott Hall (46/37/45/50 - sdtev: 5.45)
Christian (27/24/23/39/26/29/34 - stdev: 5.76)
Chris Benoit stdev: (2/2/14/18/4/1/2/13/14/9/1/11/19 - stdev: 6.75)
Yugi Nagata (7/5/2/4/21/9 - stdev: 6.81)
Doug Williams (36/21/29/20/32 - stdev: 6.95)
Kurt Angle (13/3/1/2/18/5/15 - stedv: 6.99)

7:36 AM

Anonymous Anonymous said...

Is Shamrock being on the list in 1995 correct? He wrestled 3 matches in 1993 then didn't wrestle again until 1997.

9:07 AM

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