Who will be crowned WWE's Superstar of the Year for 2011? Make sure you vote for your favourite...
Vote for your favourite among the final six
The 2011 Slammy Awards take place this Monday on Raw, with the 'Superstar of the Year' gong the most prestigious one up for grabs.
Alberto Del Rio, CM Punk, John Cena, Mark Henry, The Miz and Randy Orton are the six men in contention to win the much-coveted golden statue.
You can submit your vote at this
link but if you need a little reminder of each candidate's accolades, read their biographies below...
Alberto Del Rio
Height: 6'5"
Weight: 239 lbs.
From: San Luis Potosi, Mexico
Signature Move: Cross armbreaker
Career Highlights: Royal Rumble winner (2011); Raw Money in the Bank winner (2011); WWE Champion
Alberto Del Rio came to WWE from the Mexican elite. A Superstar of tremendous society stature and culture, he has been linked to the bloodline of Spanish royalty Ferdinand and Isabella. Everything about him, from his education to his sense of honour and his very appearance exudes an image of carefully-calculated majesty. He is, in every sense of the word, a Superstar of boundless means.
With pure aristocratic arrogance, Del Rio chose to make his WWE debut in the summer of 2010 by interrupting and insulting Rey Mysterio on SmackDown. Later that night, Del Rio stunned the WWE Universe by making the two-time World Champion tap out in his first WWE match! Alberto Del Rio clearly prides himself on excellence. Armed with talent that appears to match his superior attitude, his zest for the finer things in life makes him destined for in-ring glory
CM Punk
Height: 6'2"
Weight: 218 lbs.
From: Chicago, Illinois
Signature Move: G.T.S. (Go to Sleep); Koji Clutch; Anaconda Vise
Career Highlights: WWE Champion; World Heavyweight Champion; ECW Champion; World Tag Team Champion; Intercontinental Champion; Raw commentator
Luck is for losers, at least according to CM Punk. Even though his arm is tattooed with good-luck charms, Punk believes you make your own good fortune through hard work and preparation. Growing up in Chicago, the Superstar's childhood consisted of watching the likes of "Rowdy" Roddy Piper and Jimmy Snuka exchange words, then blows. Such heated rivalries helped Punk realise WWE was where he belonged.
Adopting the "Straight Edge" movement - in which one bases their life around personal development, and avoids drugs, alcohol and a dependency lifestyle - Punk has brought his own style to WWE. Punk's in-ring repertoire is an assimilation of fighting styles he has learned from his travels around the world.
In his WWE pay-per-view debut as a part of Team DX at Survivor Series 2006, Punk brought down the house in Philadelphia where fans showed their respect for his talents. After becoming the only multiple-time Straight Edge World Champion in WWE history, Punk set out to convert his fellow Superstars as well as members of the WWE Universe to his way of thinking. Through his use of persuasive arguments and keen intellect, "The Second City Savior" has acquired a devout following.
Punk would later use his silver tongue to target his superiors in the hope of inspiring change in WWE as the self-appointed "Voice of the Voiceless" shortly before his monumental first WWE Championship victory over John Cena on July 17, 2011 - the final night of his contract. After the bell, Mr. McMahon watched
