The Game Boy Advance has every type of yu-gi-oh experience you could possibly want. Straightforward simulations of various types, RPGlike games that use more of an anime style for the rules, hardcore shit for true Yugiheads, literally episodes of the anime on a GBA cartridge, Dungeon Dice Monsters, a fucking MARIO PARTY CLONE...
Therefore, the GBA has definitively claimed its position as the best console for yugioh games.
The PlayStation 2 has everything a wresting fan could ever want short of literally porting No Mercy. Multiple SmackDown! series games that are in the discussion for best wrestling game ever, for one, not to mention the entire rest of that series from 2001 to 2011, mostly decent games that still provide unique characters and season modes. Then there's Def Jam, the spiritual successors to No Mercy, Rumble Rose's, Legends of Wrestling, Backyard Wresting plus one of the best Fire Pro games. No other console even comes close to the amount of wrestling content and having most of the Top 5 for the genre right there is a plus
The PlayStation 2 is therefore the best console for professional wrestling games.
Is it even worth it to find these pedantic distinctions? Yes, because consoles that truly have a lockdown on a particular genre or type of game are in some small way more exceptional than all others.