Nicest and nastiest wrestlers you have met?

How are fans supposed to SAY IT TO HIS FACE if he does that though?

Not sure but my friend said hello to him twice and then got a small hi back and once he signed that was it.

What about Batista?

Nicest or possibly most bored was Joey Styles who had like a 45 minute convo with my cousin and I.

Nastiest probably Shaniqua. Or maybe that b-hole John Cena. Waiting 12 years or so now for him to come take a photo with me after he said he'd "be right back."

There have been a few nice ones.

William Regal
Cody Rhodes
Layla
Natalya
Jericho
Daniel Bryan.

The following weren't necessarily nasty, more bored/uninterested.

CM Punk
Matt Hardy
Del Rio and Ricardo Rodriguez (though I heard they may have been slightly hungover.)

I commented on something he said on facebook that was wrong, he replied shut up f**. couple years ago.

I've never met anyone personally, but my best friend met Edge once and he said that Edge was the coolest guy to meet. He said they had a great conversation for about 15 minutes.

I've had a lot of exceptionally nice ones.

- Sika was really cool at Axxess in 2013. He shook hands with my brother and I and talked for a few minutes and told us to come around to his side of the table and sit next to him for pics because he "knew he was talking to two champions".

- Jimmy Hart was also cool at Axxess he was on the phone when we saw him, so we weren't gonna bother him, but he yelled over to us to hold up. He told whoever he was talking to to hold on for a second. He then asked a staff member to take a pic for us and said "I got my newest tag team right here."

- We also ran into Gerald Brisco and he wasn't very talkative but very nice. Seemed like he's just a quiet guy. I told him how much I loved him and Patterson together and he said "Thanks so much. You know that was the most fun I've ever had in my career and I really enjoyed that time too."

- Eva Marie for as much crap as she gets was super nice and sweet. I was wearing a t-shirt that said "Free High Fives" when I met her. She looked at me and was like "Say WHAAAAAT!!! I gotta get me a free high five!" She then gave me one of the hardest high fives ever and took a pic.

- Once after a Smackdown/NXT show at Mohegan Sun we ran into Heath Slater, Ryback, and Darren Young as they were walking around looking for somewhere to eat. We stopped to shake their hands and they were nice and gracious. Darren Young had already passed us when we all stopped, but he ran back over to say hi and shake hands.

- I met Nattie and Khali together and it was a funny mix. Khali seemed like he just didn't wanna be there and didn't say a word, didn't take any pics, or even smile. Luckily Nattie was prepared and did enough talking for both of them. Even while Khali was signing our autographs she was talking to us and asking what matches we were most excited about on the show and all kinds of stuff. She's great for PR.

- AJ Styles was kind of distant when I met him but I think it had something to do with the fact that he was stuck at a signing with Jeff Hardy (I think it was in the drug days). I remember him wearing a hat and a thick coat, and he kept yelling at Jeff for writing his autograph too big and not leaving enough room for him and for using a thick sharpie that was taking forever to dry. AJ was getting mad that he kept getting marker on his hand and smudging Jeff's autograph for most people.

- Bruno Sammartino was kind of awkward because we had a photo op with him. We took a pic and he shook our hands. Then as the staff was trying to force us out of the room, he wouldn't let go of our hands and was trying to start a conversation. He seemed a bit put off that the staff wasn't allowing him to have time to talk to people. Seemed like he was really down to earth.

- Jimmy Snuka was probably the worst though. He showed up late to the signing, he didn't say a word or take a picture. But the worst was that he blew his nose and didn't even bother to clean his hands before sticking out his hand for a handshake.

- Hornswoggle was kind of an a-hole too. We were getting a pic with him and the whole time they were getting the camera ready he was just like "I just can't wait for this weekend to be over. This building sucks. I don't know why they would do Axxess here. We should have gone to the Javitz center instead."

- Sgt. Slaughter is nice at WWE events but he's extra awesome at non-WWE events. I met him at NYCC a couple years ago and paid $20 for a photo op. I figured it was worth it for an autograph and 1 quick pic. As he's signing the autograph I hand my camera to his handler. All of a sudden, Slaughter comes up behind me and puts me in the Cobra Clutch. He's mugging for the camera and everything and his handler is yelling at me "Sell it! Sell it! Wave your arms around!' Then he handler was like "I heard him say he can take you Sarge! Lock it in tight!" The guy snapped like 20 pics.

- Hacksaw Jim Duggan was awesome too and I'm not even really a Hacksaw fan. I figured a photo op with him at NYCC was cheap so it would be fun. I got up and he puts the WCW US Title on my shoulder. We take a pic and I'm thinking "That was a cool picture." Then Hacksaw goes "Ok now put your hands around my neck and make like you're choking me." So I pretend to strangle him and he takes another pic selling it. Then he goes to the crowd "That's how you make wrestling happen folks. HOOOOOOO!"

Hate to keep adding to this but I just thought of 2 more interesting meets

- I met Bret Hart at Axxess in 2013. He seemed quiet and reserved and a little disinterested but I couldn't tell if he didn't wanna be there or if that was just because of his medical situation and just the natural way he talked. He seemed very respectful and appreciative and tried to smile for the camera.

- Undertaker was really cool too. I got to tell him that the first match I ever saw was his WWE debut and I've been hooked ever since. He kind of sat back in his chair and adjusted his hat and was like "Wow! That takes me back." He then smiled and signed the autograph. Then in true Taker fashion, he put on the mean face for the picture. Then he went to go talk to the Handicapped crowd for a bit.

It wasn't even 5pm, and he had no bags with him so what?! Wasn't like I was disturbing him in a restaurant. Anyway the 2nd time I met him deff confirms he's a POS. Your at a paid signing man, at least act like you want to be there.