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Unlike other sports, a wrestler's success is judged not by his won/loss record, but by his ability to draw crowds and entertain people. As I've talked about in some of my other articles, purists who prefer technicians to sports entertainers make up just a small percentage of the people who watch wrestling. Mic workers are the one's who get people to watch the show. One's who have perfected their craft will get a promotion ratings. This is why the Cena's and the Batista's of the world cannot carry the WWE to the success it had during the Attitude Era. When evaluating who is the best on the mic, there are a few key questions that must be asked: - Did their promo's enhance their storyline? - Will their work be remembered 20 years from now...

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