New: Individual Wrestler Pages, See Their Ratings, and Leave Your Own Comments

There is so much data collected on this site, for so many things, and I'm trying to get as much of it as I can outputting on the site somewhere.

So you may or may not have ever seen the link on the left, that used to be titled "Reviews" (it's now called "Top 5" under the Wrestlers heading).  What that page is is a collection of all of the Top 5 voting results people have done here on the site.  It's a huge list of wrestlers, ranked according to how much our players like them.

What didn't exist before, and what I'm rolling out now, is individual pages per wrestler.  The individual wrestler page has a few components to it so far -

First, the Top 5 data.  It shows the wrestler's votes for all-time on the site (Jan 2008 - now), then for each individual year (2008, 2009 so far, but when 2010 hits, it will display automatically), and then for the past 5 weeks. 

Then, I've got a list of every match the wrestler took part in that was part of a PPV prediction game on the site.  Next to each match, you'll see the current ratings for the match - with a link to go to that PPV page so you can cast your own vote.

And thirdly, there's a commenting section.  Anyone who is logged in can go to any wrestler's page and leave a comment.  The top 5 highest ranked users (for the current season in JUST the prediction game, though it may be extended soon to do 3 from prediction games, 3 from 4-UP) have their comments shown higher up on the page, and then at the bottom of the page will be a list of every comment ordered by date.

You can find links to each wrestler's page at the moment by clicking on the Top 5 link on the left (or click here). For some popular choices -

• John Cena
• Triple H
• Randy Orton
• Shawn Michaels
• Jeff Hardy
• Undertaker
• CM Punk
• John Morrison
• Batista
• Ric Flair

At some point, I'm going to build some graphs, so you can see who the most popular wrestlers are over time and how things change from month-to-month.  Not that I necessarily think anyone will care to see - more that I want to get accustomed to doing graphing. :)