2017 HFBoards' Slammy Awards RESULTS

[M.C.G. 31]

NXT Awards

NXT Talent of the Year

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NXT Event of the Year

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NXT Match of the Year

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WWE AWARDS

WWE Moment of the Year

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WWE Male Superstar of the Year

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WWE Female Superstar of the Year

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WWE/NXT Tag Team of the Year

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WWE Disappointment of the Year

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WWE/NXT Rivalry of the Year

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WWE Pay-Per-View of the Year

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WWE PPV Match of the Year

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WWE TV Match of the Year

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Breakout Star of the Year

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Heel of the Year

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Babyface of the Year

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Who to Look Out for in 2018

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Segment/Promo of the Year

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Talker of the Year

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Pop of the Year

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Betrayal of the Year

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Spoiler: Text Results

Text Results:
NXT Talent of the Year -- Aleister Black -- (50%, 21/42)
NXT Event of the Year -- NXT Takeover: Chicago -- (46.4%, 13/28)
NXT Match of the Year -- Tyler Bate vs. Pete Dunne (NXT Takeover: Chicago) -- (35.1%, 13/37)
WWE Moment of the Year -- Kevin Owens turns on Chris Jericho at the Festival of Friendship -- (44.9%, 22/49)
WWE Male Superstar of the Year -- AJ Styles -- (66.7%, 40/60)
WWE Female Superstar of the Year -- Alexa Bliss -- (85.4%, 41/48)
WWE/NXT Tag Team of the Year -- The Usos -- (74%, 37/50)
WWE Disappointment of the Year -- Jinder Mahal's WWE Title reign -- (25%, 14/56)
WWE/NXT Rivalry of the Year -- The Usos vs. The New Day -- (31.1%, 14/45)
WWE Pay-Per-View of the Year -- Great Balls of Fire -- (68.6%, 24/35)
WWE PPV Match of the Year -- AJ Styles vs. John Cena (Royal Rumble) -- (64.6%, 31/48)
WWE TV Match of the Year -- AJ Styles vs. Sami Zayn vs. Baron Corbin (Smackdown 04/11/17) -- (29%, 9/31)
Breakout Star of the Year -- Braun Strowman -- (83%, 39/47)
Heel of the Year -- The Miz -- (40%, 18/45)Babyface of the Year -- AJ Styles -- (87.5%, 35/40)
Who to Look Out for in 2018 -- Aleister Black -- (49%, 24/49)
Segment/Promo of the Year -- Chris Jericho hosts the Festival of Friendship with Kevin Owens -- (81.1%, 43/53)
Talker of the Year -- The Miz -- (54.2%, 26/48)
Pop of the Year -- The Hardyz return at Wrestlemaniia -- (68.6%, 35/51)
Betrayal of the Year -- Kevin Owens stabs Chris Jericho in the back during the Festival of Friendship -- (69.4%, 34/49)

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[Falco Lombardi]

Honestly thought pop of the year would be unanimous

 

[ColePens]

66% for AJ doesn't do him enough justice for how dominant he was. He should win best wrestle of the year in ANY promotion by at least 70%

 

[M.C.G. 31]

At least The Usos won with over 70%.

 

[Falco Lombardi]

Had it been just WWE teams separate from NXT, Usos would have probably cleared 90%

 

[Emperoreddy]

The lack of Dream/Black is sad.

Wyatt split his vote.

 

[M.C.G. 31]

Had it been just WWE teams separate from NXT, Usos would have probably cleared 90%

yeah, NXT has enough of a tag division now where it could realistically be split up if I do this next year again.

 

[Paris in Flames]

Wyatt was true winner of disappointment of the year.

It's like...eating a bad bowl of spaghetti and forcing people to vote between whether the noodle or the sauce was actually worse.

 

[M.C.G. 31]

Wyatt was true winner of disappointment of the year.

It's like...eating a bad bowl of spaghetti and forcing people to vote between whether the noodle or the sauce was actually worse.

 

[Falco Lombardi]

Wyatt was the worst in 2017, but if Braun isn’t champion at some point in 2018, I might just quit watching altogether.

 

[BonMorrison]

Noice - thanks for doing it again this year MCG.

 

[SeidoN]

The lack of Dream/Black is sad.

QFT

 

[GKJ]

For as great as it was, Black/Dream didn't go on long enough for that kind of platitude.

 

[SeidoN]

quality over quantity. Black/Dream is in my opinion the best storytelling WWE has done in a while

 

[Paris in Flames]

I am aligned and voiced my love of it in the actual voting thread.

 

[M.C.G. 31]

I could have sworn I had it in my file to be its own option, too. Oh well. It still didn't win but it was still good.

I really did enjoy Usos/New Day entire program, though. It never felt stale, the mic work was fun and great, the matches made the progression you would expect (two straight up tag matches --> street fight --> Hell in a Cell --> respect truce to end the program after HIAC which eventually led to The Usos sort-of babyface turn?). I loved it. Those two teams put the SD tag division on the map as the best in the company. The hot potato of the tag titles was also the rare exception that it worked because you had the teams incorporating counters and pushing limits to get the win and change things up. It took the sheer brutality of HIAC which was a war to blow it off.

The best part of it though was that both teams were elevated, and in turn, they've been helping to elevate the rest of the teams in the division. Gable and Benjamin are legit contenders with their recent victories, Rusev/English are legit contenders, and incorporating The Fashion Police and Bludgeon Brothers wouldn't be hard since The Usos and New Day are so established and credible that a couple of victories over them easily sets up more teams to be legit contenders without hurting The Usos and New Day at all. It not only did the two teams good but it did an entire division good.

 

[SnS]

Thanks for doing this MCG.