So we've arrived at that time of the year.

We have to discuss the best match of 2004.

Now my best match is when I beat Paul Robinson in progress,

but the proteus title, and I know I've been going on about this a lot,

and I'm not going to stop either, because as I keep telling you, I'm proud.

You can check out that match as well on Triller or on demand progress. But listen, these are just my thoughts, these are just my

opinions. Please go in the comments and tell me how wrong I am, but otherwise, do the salute of death.

And let's run down the best matches of this year. Number 10, Braun-Strauman versus

Bronson Reed from the September 16th Raw. So this was, of course, the last monster standing.

One of the major reasons I want to put it in here is because sometimes when people do these lists, they just get into a pattern.

The wrestling comes in many forms, including big men, snapping man meat, and I think we need to give them meat the do.

What?

The Broadstrom and Bronson and Bronson Reed just went in there and were like, we're going to have the best time ever. And they threw each other into

things. They broke the damn ring. People were being thrown over Barry Barracade. People were being

thrown to out on the announcer table. And there was a real sense of dread. I was like,

well, listen, these are two big monsters. What if one of them makes the other one explode? We would

have cheered because wrestling fans are straight. So ultimately, I just thought this was so fun, and I thought it was so entertaining.

And I understand what the modern style is, you go 100 miles an hour, and I appreciate that too.

But you also have to have a skill set to be able to pull this one off.

That's why I wanted to give it some hullabaloo.

Also, I thought Brons had terrific year. And as ever, when you book Braun-Stromen

right, he just knows exactly what to do. That's why we shouldn't have screwed him up a few years ago.

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