Top 50 wrestlers in history (purely statistical)

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Over the next few days I will be counting down the top 50 6WF competitors in history based purely on the stats.

There are 51 wrestlers who have competed in 10 or more PPV matches, but if you class both members of Dopant Zero as one (as they have only ever competed as a team) then this comes to a rather handy 50.

I have ranked every guy in terms of

- Most matches
- Most wins
- Winning %
With a score of 1-50 being given out for each rank dependant on the placing

Ties are seperated on fewest PPV loses in instances where both guys have had the same number of matches (if there have been double DQs etc), then world title reigns, then other title reigns

(As said, this is not my opinion on who is best, and is purely number driven)

32. Rapture

75 points

Matches - 10 (5 points)
Wins - 7 (21 points)
Win % - 70% (49 points)

Career highlights: Joined 6WF as 'General Sanchez' and made a quick name for himself by constantly calling out Cassius Zhi

He was taken in by the Church of Hero, turning on then tag team partner Longinus and becoming Rapture.

He is a two time freeweight champion, defeating Longinus on both occasions, their feud won the best feud award at the Trashies 2011

At Born in Fire 2011 he defeated Blade for the 6CW TV title, meaning he held 6WF & 6CW titles at the same time

31. GDC

77 points

Matches - 25 (32 points)
Wins - 9 (29 points)
Win % - 36% (16 points)

Career highlights: Former 6WF commissioner who was famous for his video promo's

He is a one time tag team champion alongside Allan Grant

He was a member of the Crime Syndicate, before being kicked out, he did go on to extract some revenge by beating Crime Lord for the Hardcore title at Born in Fire 2009

He was crowned 'King of 6WF' after defeating Jerome Dubois in the 'Road to Royalty' tournament

30. Nay Bother

79 points

Matches - 14 (18 points)
Wins - 7 (21 points)
Win % - 50% (40 points)

Career highlights (by Nay): Winning the freeweight title in the Elimination Chamber, and subsequently defeating it in an unscheduled match against Scorpion

29. Dragon

79 points

Matches - 14 (18 points)
Wins - 7 (21 points)
Win % - 50% (40 points)

Career highlights: Won the Freshers Ball at Born in Fire 2011

He cashed this in on Mike Hill at a 6CW pay per view to bring the freeweight title back to 6WF, holding the title for three months before losing to Vortex

Alongside Blade he won the 6WF tag team championship after they were re-introduced

28. EZ Money

79 points

Matches - 14 (18 points)
Wins - 7 (21 points)
Win % - 50% (40 points)

Career highlights: He was the first ever 6WF World Champion, defeating Diablo at the first ever Born in Fire

He then won the vacant Hardcore title, defeating Finlay and Rock V2 after assistance from Hero

He is a two time tag team champion, once alongside Rock V2 and the second as part of Anarchy with Hero, defeating Trash TV in a TLC match at Against The Wall 2008 to win the titles

27. Jerome Dubois

81 points

Matches - 31 (38 points)
Wins - 10 (33 points)
Win % - 32.26% (10 points)

Career highlights: (Left blank in case Dubs wants to add anything)

26. Uryu Ishida

82 points

Matches - 34 (42 points)
Wins - 10 (33 points)
Win % - 29.41% (7 points)

Career highlights (by Uryu): My highlight was when I was in heaven with everything. Wonderful woman by my side, rising the ranks and then...he came and ruined it. Cassius Zhi ruined everything and took me to war all because of coincidence...we both wanted the same thing. In the end I was forced to quit on the stage as I looked up...Shame it continued to crumble.

( Rivalry of the year)

25. Chaos

82 points

Matches - 32 (40 points)
Wins - 10 (33 points)
Win % - 31.25% (9 points)

Career highlights (by Gregers): I'd say Gregers career highlight was turning into Chaos at BiF 4. From then Chaos' highlight would be his Euro and World Title win being one of the few men to hold the 6WF unified title. Other highlights have been the feud with Patricks, pinning JJ Johnson to win the World Title and retiring Snake Eyes.

24. Lex Hart

85 points

Matches - 27 (34 points)
Wins - 10 (33 points)
Win % - 37.04% (18 points)

Career highlights (by Lex): Off the top of my head I would go with Lex's first match against PJ at Born in Fire (Lex made PJ pass out whilst the sharpshooter) and then his run as 6WF champion (which was crowned after beating Tyson Armstrong in a last man standing match with assistance from Miss Jessica

23. Enforcer

90 points

Matches - 31 (38 points)
Wins - 11 (37 points)
Win % - 35.48% (15 points)

Career highlights: One time world champion defeating Hero, Crime Lord & Abe Abercorn at Mayhem 2009.

He went on to hold the championship for three months before losing to former Trash TV teammate Hobo, during this period he also won the tag team championship with then TAW champion Cassius Zhi

In addition to these, he won an additional tag team championship with Hobo, as well the European and Hardcore titles

22. Marshall Murdoch

91 points

Matches - 19 (26 points)
Wins - 9 (29 points)
Win % - 47.37% (36 points)

Career highlights: Joining 6WF as part of the Church of Hero was brilliant, it gave me a great platform and backstory to start of with. Within three months Marshall was main eventing a lot and I had the chance to go up against the likes of ED, Sainty, Marky & Dicey, not many newbies get that chance.

From a character perspective I'd say beating Clarke James at BiF 2011 to retain the european title as it came off the back of what was my most enjoyable feud and my best run of promoing

21. Chris Patricks

91 points

Matches - 33 (41 points)
Wins - 11 (37 points)
Win % - 33.33% (13 points)

Career highlights (by Dicey): Obviously winning the Undisputed Title off Hero at Destiny, I never actually thought id win it after failing so many times, but a close second would be Main Eventing Born in Fire as the champ and walking out with the belt, I don't think anyone saw CP walking out with the title even Chaos had his promo written for the next Lockdown he was that certain

20. Clarke James

94 points

Matches - 17 (24 points)
Wins - 9 (29 points)
Win % - 52.94% (41 points)

Career highlights (by Beer): I don't have one.

I hate this place. The only reason i do it is because making others miserable makes me less miserable.

19. Cobra

94 points

Matches - 15 (19 points)
Wins - 9 (29 points)
Win % - 60% (46 points)

Career highlights (by Reaper): It would have to be winning the TAW title, especially with Cobra joining the Association which was something no one saw coming including myself. It was really just an awesome moment.

18. Mike Hill

94 points

Matches - 45 (46 points)
Wins - 13 (42 points)
Win % - 28.89% (6 points)

Career highlights (by Mat): Mike Hill's career highlight would have to be winning the TAW World Title from Hobo. It was completely unexpected at the time, considering I'd only just won my first PPV match. It also made me a double champion and in storyline terms, the leader of the New Dynasty which is pretty cool when you are in a stable with 3 of the best promoers at the time in Crimey, TGA and Rock V2.

Another highlight would probably be the initial heel turn for Mike Hill which led to the creation of the New Dynasty. Again, completely unexpected but it took him to a new level. My final highlight is my fairly recent return and feud with Nay, loved what the character became at that point. Did I mention I won the world title?

17. Tyson Armstrong

95 points

Matches - 14 (18 points)
Wins - 9 (29 points)
Win % - 64.29% (48 points)

Career highlights: He holds what is believed to the be the longest undefeated streak which was ended by The Saint at Mayhem 2010

During that time he won the Freshers Ball, at went in to cash it on Jerome Dubois for the Internet title at Betrayal

He would go on to win the 2010 Fight for the Right, and would cash it in by beating Crime Lord at the main event at Born in Fire 2010

16. Nigel Napalm

95 points

Matches - 6 (22 points)
Wins - 9 (29 points)
Win % - 56.25% (44 points)

Career highlights: Helped team 6WF defeat 6CW in the 'Battle of Supremacy' at Survival 2010.

He would go on to win the TAW title by defeating JJ Johnson at Let it Rock 2010, he would hold the title for 3 months before losing to Cobra after being assaulted by The Association

He would go on to win the hardcore title from Abe Abercorn as part of the Hardcore Fanatics versus PWA fued in late 2010, before vacating due to injuries suffered at the hands of the returning Blue Dragon & Nemesis at Destiny 2010

15. Keith Leone

95 points

Matches - 16 (22 points)
Wins - 9 (29 points)
Win % - 56.25% (44 points)

Career highlights (by CJ): Keith Leone's career highlight was the 6 month feud with Genesis culminating at Night of Glory IV with him winning the 6CW World Title. The feud just seemed to get better as it went along, and I'm so glad that the match was able to live up to expectations. An honourable mention though would go to the 6WF return and winning the 6WF Title at Payback.

14. Rock V2

97 points

Matches - 26 (33 points)
Wins -11 (37 points)
Win % - 42.31% (27 points)

Career highlights: He was the son of the legendary wrestler 'The Rock'

He is a two time tag team champion, the first of these reigns came with EZ Money after then champion GWC turned on his partner at the time The Saint

During this period he also won the hardcore title, from his tag team partner EZ Money, this meant he became part of an elite group to have held multiple titles at the same time.

His final title reign came in August 2009 when with Mike Hill they defeated Cassius Zhi, who was defending the titles by himself

13. Max Adamson

99 points

Matches - 39 (44 points)
Wins -13 (42 points)
Win % - 33.33% (13 points)

Career highlights (by Marky): My standout moments were winning the 6CW World Title from Dicey, the epic feud with Cassius, leading Team 6CW to war against 6WF and being so close to winning, my first European Title in a ladder match v Snake Eyes where the Australian Title was also on the line, and of course earning my perfect Born In Fire record of 5 and 0. And being statistically better than Rock v2, suck it Rocky.

12. Snake Eyes

107 points

Matches - 20 (28 points)
Wins -11 (37 points)
Win % - 55% (42 points)

Career highlights: The 'golden boy of 6WF' won his first championship in January 2009 defeating Uryu for the european championship

After dropping the title to Max Adamson, he was taken out of action for several months at the hands of the Crime Syndicate after refusing to join them, he would take revenge however by defeating Crime Lord for the hardcore title upon his return.

After failing to claim the 6WF title from Saint in the main event at Born in Fire 2009, he would go on to claim the title in a steel cage match at Betrayal 2010, he would go on to hold the title for 5 months before losing to Crime Lord

11. River Ace

110 points

Matches - 28 (35 points)
Wins -13 (42 points)
Win % - 46.43% (33 points)

Career highlights: Long time commissioner and Legends Club inductee

Despite coming up short several times and never winning a world championship, he would go on to win the Internet title at the expense at E-Val and is still the longest reigning European champion in history, lasting just short of 5 months, this started at 'Diablo Appreciation Night' when he defeated Real Dude, before eventually losing to Abe Abercorn

He got out of a lot of limos

10. Abe Abercorn

111 points

Matches - 35 (43 points)
Wins -14 (45 points)
Win % - 40% (23 points)

Career highlights (by Dave): Defeating JJ Johnson at BIF II in a ladder match for both the Internet and European titles.
Defeating JJ Johnson at Destiny 2010 in Belfast to finally win the TAW World title.
Defending the title the next month in a fatal four way versus Hero, Enforcer and Crime Lord to ensure I'd main event Born In Fire IV.
Feuding with Cassius Zhi in the main event of BIF IV.

Honourable mention to the Pure Wrestling angle.

9. TGA

113 points

Matches - 27 (34 points)
Wins -13 (42 points)
Win % - 48.15% (37 points)

Career highlights (by Teej): #1 Winning the 6wF Title from GWC and joining The Dynasty. I'd only been in 6wF for 3 months so to become World Champion was phenomenal. (19/07/08)

#2 Forming The New Dynasty with Crimey and Mat at Born in Fire. I think we all improved over this time and my only regret is that it ended so quickly, oh and Rocky v2 and EZ Money becoming members (baffling choices). (15/11/08)

#3 Returning at Lockdown last year and beginning a huge feud with Crime Lord, Uryu, Cassius and The Saint. Honestly the best writing, in terms of promos and matches, since I've been in 6wF. Crime Lord and Saint have been two of my favourite feuds as well. (06/07/12)

8. Hobo

115 points

Matches - 32 (40 points)
Wins -14 (45 points)
Win % - 43.75% (30 points)

Career highlights: Co-founder of Trash TV, one of the most influential stables in 6WF history, and members of the Legends Club

He is one title short of winning the grand slam, with only the European title evading him

His first world championship reign came the expense of Nemesis in the main event of Born in Fire 2008

His second came after defeating long time rival and former Trash TV colleague Enforcer at Explosion 2009

After retiring from 6WF he had a couple of comeback returns, the first of which came as part of the Association and the second saw him attempt to re-build himself from the bottom up, however this generally unsuccessful run was ended by Logan Kincade

7. Logan Kincade

116 points

Matches - 17 (24 points)
Wins -13 (42 points)
Win % - 76.47% (50 points)

Career highlights (by Lee): As far as career highlights go, winning and defending the Hardcore title for 8 months (and counting) has to be the highlight for me. From a character development side of things. Logan's heel turn, fued with, and eventual defeat of his brother Blue Dragon and his father Damien Andrews was the thing that sent him higher up the tree of 6WF and made him a genuine force in the 6WF.

6. Nemesis

123 points

Matches - 23 (31 points)
Wins - 14 (45 points)
Win % - 60.87% (47 points)

Career highlights: 6WF original and two time world champion

His first reign came on the night he won the Fight for the Right tournament, he promptly cashed this in on the newly crowned undisputed world champion Hero, with assistance from Diablo, Trish Stratus and a sledgehammer. His reign was ended in a casket match by The Saint, after the match River Ace would come out and set the casket on fire

He would go on to regain the title from Saint before dropping it to Hobo at Born in Fire

5. Crime Lord

124 points

Matches - 57 (50 points)
Wins - 24 (48 points)
Win % - 42.11% (26 points)

Career highlights (by Crimey): I think Crime Lord's career highlight will almost definitely be his third world title run, it came out of nowhere with the win over Blue Dragon after his minutes long title run. I think the booking after that was the best booking I've received, taking over TGA's long standing world title reign and staying undefeated for a long time as well as having a lot of big matches. I think it also gives a nice pattern to Crime Lord's career where he starts at the bottom, rises to the top, falls dramatically to the bottom, climbs back to the top and falls back down again. The most recent world title run I felt pushed Crime Lord from a good 6WF superstar to a great one

4. Hero

128 points

Matches - 47 (47 points)
Wins - 22 (47 points)
Win % - 46.81% (34 points)

Career highlights (by Hero):

Two for me (I'm Hero, I'm allowed liberties)

1. The first time I won/stole the 6WF title when it was the battle between 6WF and TAW for the 6WF title and I zipwired in and unclasped the title from the top of the ladder ahead of Randy Peeper.

2. Putting together the Church,think it was the greatest stable to have ever existed in 6WF and for me the pinnacle moment in 6WF.

Oh and a 3rd... when I won the 1st Undisputed title only for Nemesis to then beat me up and take the TAW title.

3. Cassius Zhi

131 points

Matches - 42 (45 points)
Wins - 21 (46 points)
Win % - 50% (40 points)

Career highlights (by ED):
Cassius Zhi's career highlight came at 6WF Against the Wall 2009, when defeating Prodigy and Buer Mascherato to add the 6WF World Tag Team Championships to his and Enforcer's TAW and 6WF World Heavyweight Championships , destroying the hopes of the two fearless young opponents and asserting a two-man dominance over 6WF unlike any seen before.

In November 2012 Cassius Zhi was involved in the match that would define his career, against his long time nemesis JJ Johnson, in the main event of Born in Fire - the latter taking the 6WF Undisputed World Heavyweight Championship, and his revenge for a campaign of terror inflicted upon his friends and family that will live long in the memory.

2. The Saint

133 points

Matches - 55 (49 points)
Wins - 26 (49 points)
Win % - 47.27% (35 points)

Career highlights (by Sainty): It's hard to choose just one, being part of the woodwork, so it'll have to be a toss up between winning the Grand Slam last year because obviously it was a massive achievement anyway, but it kick started possibly my best run here and probably winning my first World Title just because it was against Nemesis who was probably the best at the time and it really showed that The Saint had arrived. Plus River fucking hated writing it...

1. JJ Johnson

143 points

Matches - 48 (48 points)
Wins - 28 (50 points)
Win % - 58.33% (45 points)

Career highlights (by Steve):

Winning the Internet Championship from Diablo 2008
Winning the TAW Championship from Cassius Zhi in August '09
Headlining Born in Fire vs Hero/River Ace in November '09
Winning the TAW Heavyweight Championship from Median in January 2010
Winning the Tag Team Championships (Soldiers of Fortune)
Winning the Gold Rush Battle Royale 2012
Winning the 6WF World Championship at Born in Fire 2012