IWE Rookies

[thebandit]

I was just curious on everyone's opinion of the IWE rookies that we have seen over the last year. Personally I think that the top of the class has to be Bobby Knox, Ryan London and Andrew Amadeus.
Knox has proven to be a solid in ring performer and has good mic skills. If he keeps improving like he has he will hold major singles gold in IWE someday.
Ryan london on the other hand has shown great improvement since we first saw him last november. He has since ditched his tag team partners and gone out on his own and his ring work has really improved because of it. He pulls off moves that I never expected a rookie to even try let alone pull off. The only thing that I see negative about London is his character. He really doesn't have one. Also his ring gear is that of a 1994 WWF jobber. Very plain
Andrew Amadeus also has shown great improvement since his debut in January. The one thing that stands out to me about him is his willingness and ability to take hard bumps. The way he bumps and gets his butt kicked, is reminisce of a 1993 Shawn Michaels. Bumping like that makes his opponents look good. Who wouldn't want to work with somebody that makes you look good?

I know that I forgot many others but these are the top rookies in IWE.

[the1nonly]

@ the bandit you are right all 3 man have alot of talent. but there is one man who shows them aii up that man is aftershock adam ricker he has more talent in him than alot of people know. only time will show it. mark my words!

[GAMEFACE]

I agree with you guys. You could make a very solid case for all of the aforementioned young IWE hopefuls and why they should be rewarded for all of their hard work this past year. Bobby Knox could very easily be a legitmate threat to anyone with championship gold around his waist someday. Ryan London is fun to watch and fans can count on him to pull off moves that you wouldn't necessarily expect a young rookie to do. Personally, I think the two guys who have been the most consistent in their work this past year have to be Andrew Amadeus and "Aftershock" Adam Ricker. Any time either of these two men set foot in the ring, I can tell that the match I'm about to see is going to be a big deal. Amadeus is someone who can take a real beating in the ring, yet can still come out of a match smelling like a rose. Ricker is someone who isn't above getting his own hands dirty and is willing to do what he feels is necessary to achieve upward mobility in professional wrestling. As a fan, I would enjoy seeing both Amadeus and Ricker square off inside an IWE ring because I feel that these two have the makings for an amazing rivalry the likes of which the IWE has never seen before and may never see again.