List of Wrestling Observer Newsletter awards Puns

*1980 – Bob Backlund vs Ken Patera (5/19 in MSG. WWF, Texas Death-Match)

*1981 – Pat Patterson vs Sgt. Slaughter (4/21 in MSG. WWF)

*1982 – Tiger Mask vs Dynamite Kid (8/5 in Tokyo, NJPW)

*1983 – Ric Flair vs Harley Race (11/24, NWA Starrcade)

*1984 – Freebirds vs Von Erichs (7/4, WCCW)

*1985 – Tiger Mask II vs Kuniaki Kobayashi (6/21, AJPW)

*1986 – Ric Flair vs Barry Windham (2/14, NWA Battle Of The Belts)

*1987 – Ricky Stemboat vs Randy Savage (3/29, WWF Wrestlemania)

*1988 – Ric Flair vs Sting (3/27, NWA Clash Of Champions I)

*1989 – Ric Flair vs Ricky Steamboat (4/2, NWA Clash Of Champions VI)

*1990 – Jushin „Thunder” Liger vs Naoki Sano (1/31, NJPW), I couldn’t find this match, but here is the legendary Misawa-Tsuruta match from 6/8 (AJPW), which was the second match on the list.

*1991 – Steiner Brothers vs Hiroshi Hase & Kensuke Sasaki (3/21, NJPW)

*1992 – Dan Kroffat & Doug Furnas vs Kenta Kobashi & Tsuyoshi Kikuchi (5/25, AJPW)

*1993 – Manami Toyota & Toshiyo Yamada vs. Dynamite Kansai & Mayumi Ozaki (4/11, AJW)

*1994 – Razor Ramon vs Shawn Michaels (Wrestlemania X, WWF), It’s also worth noting that probably the greatest match of all time, Mitsuharu Misawa vs Toshiaki Kawada from 6/3, AJPW wa

Hi, i'm a usual from r/SquaredCircle. Eachh year, Wrestling Observer Newsletter surveis its readers and take note of the worst and best of the year on wrestling and MMAs. Some categories are MMA or wrestling only, others are co-ed. So, there's a register of the award "Most Disgusting promotional tactic" that is co-ed and i'm curious about some of those from the world of MMA. Could you explain what you can if it's possible? Thanks in advance.

From 2019:

-UFC/USADA handling of Jon Jones

-UFC using Greg Hardy

From 2018:

-UFC using McGregor’s criminal footage to sell Nurmagomedov fight

-UFC booking Rachael Ostovich on same show with Greg Hardy

-UFC moving show out of Las Vegas due to Jones situation

From 2017:

-Rizin promotion of Gabi Garcia against older smaller women

-Conor McGregor racial promos

-Promotion of Rico Verhoeven vs. Bigfoot Silva

From 2016:

-BELLATOR KIMBO VS. DADA 500 FIGHT (this won that year's award on that category)

-Rizin booking Gabi Garcia vs. Shinobu Kandori

-Rizin booking Kazushi Sakuraba in fights

From 2014:

-UFC hiring Thiago Silva and then having to fire him

From 2013

-Dana White criticizing GSP after his fight

As usual: voted on by Observer subscribers, not decided by Dave himself.

Category A Awards

Lou Thesz/Ric Flair Award (Wrestler of the Year)

1. Jon Moxley
2. Kenny Omega
3. Tetsuya Naito
4. Kota Ibushi
5. Drew McIntyre
6. Bayley
7. Go Shiozaki
8. Roman Reigns
9. Mayu Iwatani
10. Chris Jericho

Most Outstanding Wrestler

1. Kenny Omega
2. Kota Ibushi
3. Shingo Takagi
4. Tomohiro Ishii
5. Will Ospreay
6. Minoru Suzuki
7. Kazuchika Okada
8. Hiromu Takahashi
9. Go Shiozaki
10. Rey Fénix

Tag Team of the Year

1. Young Bucks
2. Kenny Omega & Adam Page
3. FTR
4. Dangerous Tekkers
5. Bayley & Sasha Banks
6. The North
7. Best Friends
8. Lucha Brothers
9. Hiroshi Tanahashi & Kota Ibushi
10. (Tied) Santana & Ortiz, Bobby Fish & Kyle O'Reilly

Best on Interviews

1. Eddie Kingston
2. Jon Moxley
3. MJF
4. Cody Rhodes
5. Chris Jericho
6. Taz
7. Roman Reigns
8. Jay White
9. Pat McAfee
10. Randy Orton

Promotion of the Year

1. AEW
2. NJPW
3. WWE
4. Stardom
5. UFC
6. Pro Wrestling Noah
7. Impact Wrestling
8. Dragon Gate
9. ROH
10. DDT

Best Weekly TV Show

1. AEW Dynamite
2. WWE NXT
3. Being the Elite
4. AEW Dark
5. WWE SmackDown
6. NJPW Strong
7. ROH
8. Impact Wrestling
9. MLW Fusion
10. WWE NXT UK

Match of the Year

1. Kenny Omega & Adam Page vs. Young Bucks (AEW Revolution)
2. Kazuchika Okada vs. Kota Ibushi (NJPW Wrestle Kingdom 14, Night 1)
3. FTR vs. Young Bucks (AEW Full Gear)
4. Kazuchika Okada vs. Tetsuya Naito (NJPW Wrestle Kingdom 14, Night 2)
5. Ilja Dragunov vs. WALTER (NXT UK, October 2020)
6. Kota Ibushi vs. Minoru Suzuki (NJPW G1 Climax, Night 13)
7. Hiromu Takahashi vs. Will Ospreay (NJPW Wrestle Kingdom 14, Night 1)
8. Go Shiozaki vs. Takashi Sugiura (Noah Final Chronicle)
9. Stadium Stampede (AEW Double or Nothing)
10. Adam Page, Alex Reynolds & John Silver vs. MJF, Ortiz & Santana (AEW Dynamite - Brodie Lee Tribute Show)

Category B Awards

US/Canada MVP

1. Jon Moxley
2. Kenny Omega
3. Cody Rhodes
4. Drew McIntyre
5. Roman Reigns
6. Chris Jericho
7. Bayley
8. Adam Cole
9. Adam Page

Japan MVP

1. Tetsuya Naito
2. Kota Ibushi
3. Go Shiozaki
4. Kazuchika Okada
5. Mayu Iwatani
6. Minoru Suzuki
7. Hiromu Takahashi
8. Will Ospreay
9. Tomohiro Ishii
10. Shingo Takagi

Mexico MVP

1. Rey Fénix
2. Laredo Kid
3. Pagano
4. LA Park
5. Volador, Jr.
6. Psycho Clown
7. Kenny Omega
8. Rush
9. Pentagón, Jr.
10. Ultimo Guerrero

Europe MVP

1. WALTER
2. Will Ospreay
3. Zack Sabre,

https://twitter.com/JRsBBQ/status/1365426709785419780

"Congrats to all the @aew team members for being recognized by @WONF4W in their awards issue. Especially @ShutUpExcalibur who gets better every week and is deserving of any broadcaster award. Smartest dude in the room."

(Further in this twitter thread is some great banter between Excalibur and Eddie Kingston.)

Wrestling Observer Newsletter's Most Disgusting Promotional Tactic "award" [thread]

1981: Monster character (Tony Hernandez) - LeBelle Promotions

The promotion was on it's last legs, and in one last ditch attempt promoter LeBelle proceeded to push "a real monster" made in a lab

1982: Bob Backlund As WWF Champion (WWF)

Backlund had held the title since 1978 and by 1982 fans (and Dave) were sick and tired of him on top.

1983: Eddie Gilbert’s Broken Neck (WWF)

WWF used a real-life neck injury to further a feud between two wrestlers who had nothing to do with Gilbert (Backlund and Masked Superstar)

1984: Blackjack Mulligan Fakes Heart Attack (CWF)

Blackjack Mulligan faked having a heart condition before faking a heart attack.

This was one of the many reasons why Dave hated Florida that year.

1985: Usage Of Mike Von Erich’s Near Death (WCCW)

Mike had contracted toxic shock syndrome, a potentially fatal illness caused by a bacterial toxin. The promotion rushed him back after suffering brain damage. WCCW claimed it was a “living miracle”, promoting his big return before putting him back in the ring in tag team matches with his brothers.

1986: Exploitation Of The Death Of Gino Hernandez (WCCW)

World Class made video packages which treat the tragedies of Gino’s death and the kayfabe blindness of Chris Adams with equal sadness. Many saw this as insulting to Gino’s memory.

1987: Exploitation Of The Death Of Mike Von Erich (WCCW)

WCCW changed their David Von Erich show (who died in ’84 in controversial circumstances) in to the David & Mike memorial show. They charged extra for VIP tickets, and even had a female mud wrestling match.

1988: Fritz Von Erich’s Fake Heart Attack (WCCW)

Fritz collapsing on television doing a “heart attack” angle to try and get sympathy not so long ago they held the David & Mike memorial show, so to put their fans through losing another Von Erich was awful and tasteless at best.

1989: José González babyface push (WWC)

In 1988, Bruiser Brody was stabbed in locker room showers by José González and died shortly afterwards.

After the case was closed abruptly in early 1989, José González returned to WWC as Invader #1; and booked as a babyface.

1990: Atsushi Onita ‘Stabbed’ by José González (FMW)

As Bruiser Brody had been a big star in Japan, Onita wanted to capitalise on it with an angle

After Onita & González met to hype the match in a press conference, González left. Onita decided to blade his stomach several

Sorry you goofs had to find out this way but the Fed is officially dead. Vince failed, it’s over.

All major companies and dark horses considered, who should be the one to win each respective award?

BEST GI?MMICK: *could include the following, name whomever you wish*

• Elias - His gimmick as "The Drifter", a charismatic yet mysterious guitar player has slowly turned into one of WWE's most over/popular acts of 2018. His blend of legit musical talent and subtle comedic genius has made even the worst Raw's this year entertaining.
• Kazuchika Okada - A divided yet very interesting gimmick, Okada's reign as NJPW's golden boy finally came to a conclusion in the summer of 2018, with Kenny Omega finally dethroning him after a near 2 year reign. His confidence completely shattered, he became a man who lost his mind. Debuting dyed red hair, a slower remix of his Rainmaker theme, and an obsession with balloons; Okada has piqued the interest of wrestling fans with this new, mid-life crisis persona.
• Velveteen Dream - At only 23 years old, this man has fully embodied his character of a Prince-esque enigma to perfection in 2018. In ring psychology, mannerisms, mic work, and his masterpiece with Tommaso Ciampa at NXT War Games this year showed how bright his future could very well be.
• Becky Lynch - An absolute breakthrough year for the person everyone least expected, Lynch has become the biggest star in WWE and one of the most talked characters about in 2018. Her attack on Charlotte at SummerSlam made her a star but her stock skyrocketed when she lead the Smackdown women's roster to an attack on Raw's women division on the go-home show for Survivor Series before her big match with Ronda Rousey. After receiving a broken nose and concussion, a bloodied Becky stood in the attendance area with the her arms stretched out as she yelled "I am The Man". Since dubbing herself "The Man"; a no-nonsense rebel similar to that of Stone Cold, she has taken the wrestling world by storm with the audience and online fans alike wait for her next move.
• Daniel Bryan - The most recent addition to this list, Daniel has had one rollercoaster of a year. After being medically cleared after 2 years in March, having a match at WM34, briefly reuniting Team Hell No and reigniting a heated feud with The Miz, what could Bryan do next? That's right, kick AJ Styles in the balls, turn heel, and win his 4th WWE Championship. Now adopting a new deranged, Kurt Cobain-esque, environmental extremist gimmick, Daniel has elicited genuine heat from fans and is now t

Note: R.I.P. to Rocky Johnson. My condolences to The Rock and his family on this.

Plans Change

I didn't really know that much of Kevin Owens until he started in NXT. Was this how a lot of people felt about him at this time? Did he have a buzz around him at this time that he could become huge, or was he always just going to be a "indi" guy? I'm really surprised TNA never signed him. Here is the full quote below.

"Steen always confuses me anyway because why would a guy work so damn hard at this, get as good mentally at working a match as he is, do as much in the ring s he does, but let himself get so out of shape. You would think a guy with that much desire and ability would have the goal to make it and his body dooms him in today’s market place from being a television star. "

This just serves as a guide and discussion for people who like to. If it bothers or upsets you alot, then ignore it and move on. But these are the 10 wrestlers with the most career matches rated 5 stars ( or sometimes more, via the Wrestling Observer Newsletter ( run by Dave Meltzer of course )

1st: Mitsuharu Misawa - 25 Matches ( the most ever )

2nd: Kenta Kobashi - 23 Matches

3rd: Kazuchika Okada & Toshiaki Kawada are tied with 21 Matches

5th: Kenny Omega - 18 Matches

6th: Will Ospreay - 16 Matches

7th: Hiroshi Tanahashi & Akira Taue are tied with 15 matches

8th: Kota Ibushi & Manami Toyota are tied with 13 Matches

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Wrestling_Observer_Newsletter_awards#Bruiser_Brody_Memorial_Award_.28Best_Brawler.29

Thats more than anyone else! Go Foley go!

who made several appearances on AEW Dark in 2021, and even made a single appearance on AEW Dynamite, losing to Anthony Ogogo.

The reasoning behind Meltzer’s report is that Karter is being advertised as wrestling his final independent match on January 22, and he was part of a WWE tryout back in December 2021.

I was going through the list of awards over again and can't help but wonder if AJ is taking home wrestler of the year in both rankings.

Usually it is released in January but it's already march. What happened?

• From 2005-2009 : Bryan Danielson [ Ring of Honour ]
• 2009 : Bryan Danielson/Daniel Bryan [ World Wrestling Entertainment Evolve Dragon Gate USA ]
• 2010-2013 : Daniel Bryan [ WWE ]

This must be the fan's vote, but heck I'm listing them out as I listen to the WOR, which is awesome by the way @ http://f4wonline.com.

The list below is as per how Bryan and Dave discuss on the Radio, and the full version is now available on the website. In the radio, they just discussed briefly each category, so I added a few details here and there like promotion brand and whatnots.

UPDATE: I'm done listening. Enjoy folks.

Wrestler of the year - Ric Flair/Lou Thesz Awards:

• (1) Kazuchika Okada (NJPW)
• (2) Kenny Omega (NJPW)
• (3) Tetsuya Naito (NJPW)
• (4) AJ Styles (WWE)
• (5) Kento Miyahara (AJPW)
• (6) Rush (CMLL)
• (7) Brock Lesnar (WWE)
• (8) Hiroshi Tanahashi (NJPW)
• (9) Tomohiro Ishii (NJPW)
• (10) Chris Jericho (WWE/NJPW/...free agent?)

Most outstanding wrestler:

• (1) Kazuchika Okada (NJPW)
• (2) Kenny Omega (NJPW)
• (3) AJ Styles (WWE)
• (4) Tetsuya Naito (NJPW)
• (5) Tomohiro Ishii (NJPW)
• (6) KUSHIDA (NJPW)
• (7) Zack Sabre Jr (NJPW)
• (8) Will Ospreay (NJPW)
• (9) Kota Ibushi (free agent)
• (10) Io Shirai (Stardom)

Tag team of the Year:

• (1) The Young Bucks (ROH/NJPW) (4th year in a row)
• (2) The Usos (WWE)
• (3) War Machine (ROH in 2017)
• (4) Sheamus & Cesaro (WWE)
• (5) Nueva Generacion Dinamitas (CMLL)

Best on Interviews:

• (1) Conor McGregor (UFC)
• (2) Chris Jericho (WWE)
• (3) The Miz (WWE)
• (4) Kenny Omega (NJPW)
• (5) Kevin Owens (WWE)

Promotion of the Year:

• (1) NJPW (by far. 5871 votes)
• (2) ROH (1297 votes)
• (3) WWE
• (4) UFC
• (5) CMLL

Best weekly TV show:

• (1) NJPW on AXS
• (2) NXT
• (3) CMLL Friday Night Arena Mexico
• (4) Being the Elite
• (5) ROH
• (6) SmackDown!
• ...
• (9) RAW

Match of the Year:

• (1) Okada vs. Omega, WrestleKingdom 11 (NJPW)
• (2) Okada vs. Omega, Dominion 6.11 (NJPW)
• (3) Okada vs. Shibata, April 9th (NJPW)
• (4) Naito vs. Omega, G1 CLIMAX 27 (NJPW)
• (5) Okada vs. Omega, August 12th (NJPW)

Feud of the Year:

• (1) Omega - Okada (NJPW) (by far. 938 votes)
• (2) McGregor - Mayweather (UFC/Boxing) (62 votes)
• (3) Tanahashi - Naito (NJPW)
• (4) KUSHIDA - Takahashi (NJPW)
• (5) Jones - Cormier (UFC)

Most charismatic:

• (1) Tetsuya Naito (NJPW)
• (2) Conor McGregor (UFC)
• (3) Kenny Omega (NJPW)
• (4) Matt Riddle (PWG)
• (5) Shinsuke Nakamura (WWE)

Best technical wrestler:

• (1) Zack Sabre Jr. (NJPW) (4th year in a row)
• (2) KUSHIDA (NJPW)
• (3) Hideki Suzuki (BJW?)
• (4) Marty Scurll (ROH)
• (5) Pete Dunne (WWE)

**Best brawler -

Lou Thesz/Ric Flair Award (Wrestler of the Year): Hiromu Tanahashi

Most Outstanding Wrestler: Kola Ibushi

Best Box Office Draw: Test Nighto

Feud of the Year: Seto Kaiba v Yugi Moto

Tag Team of the Year: Los Matadores Japan

Most Improved: Taji Ishimorey

Best on Interviews: Minority Suzuki

Most Charismatic: Hiroshi Takahashi

Bryan Danielson Award (Best Technical Wrestler): Lightsabre Jr

Bruiser Brody Memorial Award (Best Brawler): Tomohawk Day One Ishy

Best Flying Wrestler: Will O'Spray

Most Overrated: Brock Lesnar

Most Underrated: Hirooki Goku

Promotion of the Year: NJPW

Best Weekly TV Show: NJPW World

Pro Wrestling Match of the Year: Kenny Omega 3 v Kazuchoker Ocardoor

Rookie of the Year: Tofu Yano

Best Non-Wrestler: Joey Wheeler

Best Television Announcer: Maximillion Pegasus Kid

Worst Television Announcer: JBL

Best Major Wrestling Show: One of the NJPWs

Worst Major Wrestling Show: One of the WWEs

Best Wrestling Maneuver: Meltzer Driver (unbiased call this one)

Most Disgusting Promotional Tactic: Inserting Charlotte into SummerSlam without having her earn it

Worst Television Show: Raw

Worst Match of the Year: John Cena v Randy Orton

Worst Feud of the Year: WWE v my inteligance

Worst Promotion of the Year: WWE

Best Booker: Gecko

Promoter of the Year: NJPW owners

Best Gimmick: Joe Anoa'i 'cancer battler'

Worst Gimmick: Roman Reigns 'tough guy'

Best Pro Wrestling Book: Talk is Jericho

Best Pro Wrestling DVD: Being the Elite

Since we got around 3 months for 2016, I was curious about everyone for who were their nominees for these categories. You can pick one or more to make a list of these individuals or groups.

Wrestler of the Year

Most Outstanding Wrestler

Best Box Office Draw

Feud of the Year

Tag Team of the Year

Most Improved

Best on Interviews

Most Charismatic

Best Technical Wrestler

Best Brawler

Best Flying Wrestler

Most Overrated

Most Underrated

Promotion of the Year

Best Weekly Television Show

Match of the Year

Rookie of the Year

Best Non-Wrestler

Best Television Announcer

Worst Television Announcer

Best Major Show

Worst Major Wrestling Show

Best Wrestling Move

Most Disgusting Promotional Tactic

Worst Television Show

Worst Worked Match of the Year

Worst Feud of the Year

Worst Promotion of the Year

Best Booker

Promoter of the Year

Best Gimmick

Worst Gimmick

Make sure to get people discussing this early prediction of the WON Awards 2016

The Wrestling Observer Newsletter has yearly awards: the judging period for them runs from December 1st of the previous year through November 31st of the current year. So, since the year is now over, people have done everything that they can to make their case to win an award.

So, based on the wrestling you watch, whether you subscribe to the Observer (which earns you the right to vote) or don't, who would you vote for in these categories? Copy the form below to answer.

Class A Awards

Lou Thesz/Ric Flair Award (Wrestler Of The Year: Best Total Package Talent & Business Draw):

Most Outstanding Wrestler (Greatest In-Ring Body of Work):

Best Box Office Draw:

Feud of the Year:

Tag Team of the Year:

Most Improved:

Best on Interviews:

Most Charismatic:

Best Technical Wrestler:

Bruiser Brody Memorial Award (Best Brawler):

Best Flying Wrestler:

Most Overrated (Overpushed):

Most Underrated (Underpushed):

Promotion of the Year:

Best Weekly TV Show:

Pro-Wrestling Match of the Year:

Rookie of the Year:

Best Non-Wrestler:

Best Television Announcer:

Worst Television Announcer:

Best Major Wrestling Show:

Class B Awards

Worst Major Wrestling Show:

Best Wrestling Maneuver:

Most Disgusting Promotional Tactic:

Worst Television Show:

Worst Match of the Year:

Worst Feud of the Year:

Worst Promotion of the Year:

Best Booker:

Promoter of the Year:

Best Gimmick:

Worst Gimmick:

As many of you know, every year the Wrestling Observer Newsletter grants a series of awards to professional wrestlers that exemplify specific criteria. Given that the year is almost over, what are Wreddit's predictions for the following awards? Obviously you don't have to answer them all -

• Lou Thesz/Ric Flair Award for Wrestler of the Year
• Most Outstanding Wrestler
• Feud of the Year
• Tag Team of the Year
• Most Improved
• Best on Interviews
• Most Charismatic
• Best Technical Wrestler
• Bruiser Brody Memorial Award for Best Brawler
• Best Flying Wrestler
• Most Overrated
• Most Underrated
• Match of the Year
• Rookie of the Year
• Best Non-Wrestler
• Best Television Announcer
• Worst Television Announcer
• Worst Major Wrestling Show
• Best Wrestling Maneuver
• Most Disgusting Promotional Tactic
• Worst Television Show
• Worst Worked Match of the Year
• Worst Feud of the Year
• Best Gimmick
• Worst Gimmick

EDIT: I'll be adding my own predictions in italics as they come to me.

EDIT 2: Ah, screw my predictions - this is about your opinions, not mine. Have fun!

Here's the complete list of 2014 Wrestling Observer Awards.

Lou Thesz/Ric Flair Award (Wrestler of the Year): Hiroshi Tanahashi - New Japan Pro Wrestling

MMA Most Valuable Fighter: Georges St. Pierre - Ultimate Fighting Championship

Most Outstanding Wrestler: Hiroshi Tanahashi - New Japan Pro Wrestling

Best Box Office Draw: Georges St. Pierre - UFC

Feud of the Year: Hiroshi Tanahashi vs. Kazuchika Okada - New Japan Pro Wrestling

Tag Team of the Year: The Shield (Seth Rollins and Roman Reigns) - WWE

Most Improved: Roman Reigns - WWE

Best on Interviews: Paul Heyman - WWE

Most Charismatic: Hiroshi Tanahashi - New Japan Pro Wrestling

Best Technical Wrestler: Daniel Bryan - WWE

Bruiser Brody Memorial Award (Best Brawler): Katsuyori Shibata - New Japan Pro Wrestling

Best Flying Wrestler: Kota Ibushi - Dramatic Dream Team, New Japan Pro Wrestling

Most Overrated: Randy Orton - World Wrestling Entertainment

Most Underrated: Antonio Cesaro - WWE

Promotion of the Year: New Japan Pro Wrestling

Best Weekly Television Show: WWE NXT

Most Outstanding Fighter (formerly Shootfighter of the Year): Cain Velasquez - Ultimate Fighting Championship

Match of the Year: Hiroshi Tanahashi vs. Kazuchika Okada - New Japan Pro Wrestling - Invasion Attack, Tokyo, Japan, April 7

Fight of the Year: Gilbert Melendez vs. Diego Sanchez - Ultimate Fighting Championship

Rookie of the Year: Yohei Komatsu - New Japan Pro Wrestling

Best Non-Wrestler: Paul Heyman - WWE

Best Television Announcer: William Regal - WWE

Worst Television Announcer: Taz Total Nonstop Action Wrestling

Best Major Show: New Japan G-1 Day 4 - New Japan Pro Wrestling

Worst Major Wrestling Show: WWE Battleground - World Wrestling Entertainment

Best Wrestling Maneuver: Kazuchika Okada - Rainmaker - New Japan Pro Wrestling

Most Disgusting Promotional Tactic: WWE exploiting the death of Bill Moody (Paul Bearer) - World Wrestling Entertainment

Worst Television Show: TNA Impact Wrestling

Worst Worked Match of the Year: Brie Bella, Nikki Bella, Natalya, Naomi, Cameron, Eva Marie and JoJo vs. AJ Lee, Tamina Snuka, Kaitlyn, Alicia Fox, Aksana, Rosa Mendes and Summer Rae - WWE Survivor Series

Worst Feud of the Year: Big Show vs. The Authority - WWE

Worst Promotion of the Year: Total Nonstop Action Wrestling

Best Booker: Jado and Gedo - New Japan Pro Wrestling

**Promoter of th