Star of the week...

After a very good SummerSlam and the Raw that followed, I thought it would be interesting to see who people thought was the Star of the Week, the best performer in WWE.

To get this poll going, I'm gonna have to pick a few candidates myself and then you happy lot, chuffed with who i've chosen, can pick and debate who performed best.

I'll give you...

Cena, Lesnar, Orton, Ambrose, Rollins, Reigns.

Dixie Carter

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They certainly milked that moment for all it was worth on the last Impact show. Lost count of the number of replays...

Just wonder how they're going to follow that.

Mine's who it'd be every week.

Brock Lesnar definitely. I think Ambrose will be the popular choice and he is a close second but no doubt in my mind that Brock Lesnar went to another level at Summerslam and on the Raw following, he is the biggest star in wrestling and is actually justifying his position by putting on masterpiece after masterpiece. He has got all the little things down to a tee perfectly, it's effortless.

His peers may begrudge him and say he doesn't have the company in his heart like cena and others but he puts on as crimes said a masterpiece in wrestling, ring psychology and uniqueness no one else can match. Every match he puts 100% into, it's never half and half and I hope he's around around for a few more years at least

Lesnar without a doubt; and you might as well put him down as the winner each and every week he appears he is simply that good.

It has taken a while for him to find himself in terms of as a 'wrestler' again but now he is in his element. It seems to me that he has just accepted this 'he's not a company man but in it for himself' attitude that the likes of Cena and others perhaps have of him and he's rolling with it.

All the subtleties of the performance at Summerslam were so so good; the 'i'll kill you'....the sitting up and laughing...then on RAW with the whole 'love it when you say it like that'...the little wink at the end! Just tremendous stuff.

I echo Liam in that no one in the business can match him for pure entertainment and adding an edge and uniqueness to the product...as well as, dare I say it, a sense of realism to what's going on in the ring.

Cena and the rest may not like what Brock represents...but even they realise the drawing power and star attraction that Brock is and what having him around does for the brand.

He is the defention of Wrestling Gold at this moment in time.