Your Personal Top 5 Greatest Wrestlers of All Time
 

5. Arn Anderson
4. Harley Race
3. "The American Dream" Dusty Rhodes
2. "The Nature Boy" Ric Flair
1. "The Heart Break Kid" Shawn Michaels

1. HBK
2. Stone Cold
3. Jericho
4. Mick Foley
5. The Rock

All Time Top 5 Favorites:

1. Shawn Michaels

2. Mr. Perfect

3. Million Dollar Man Ted DiBiase

4. Hogan

5. Macho Man Randy Savage

The Rock and Stone Cold just miss the cut.

Almost the same Jeritron

1. HBK
2. Stone Cold
3. Jericho
4. RVD
5. The Rock

1.Hbk
2.Austin
3. The Rock
4. Undertaker
5. Old Kane

5. Barry Windham
4. Tully Blanchard
3. Mr. Perfect Curt Henning
2. Arn Anderson
1. Ric Flair

5. Drew Carrey
4. Mr.Perfect
3. Chris Benoit (inb4 who?)
2. Bret Hart
1. Mick Foley

no order
 

mick foley
shawn michaels
steve austin
chris jericho
triple h

5.eddie guerrero
4.tully blanchard
3.arn anderson
2.shawn michaels
1.ric flair

Mick Foley
Ric Flair
Shawn Michaels
Bret Hart
Undertaker

Bret Hart
The Rock
HBK
Chris Benoit
Curry Man

5. Mr. Perfect
4. HHH
3. Undertaker
2. Kevin Nash
1. Shawn Michaels

Serious??? Or did you throw Taz in there for shock value?

If you're serious I would never have thought of you as a Taz fan.

Angle
HBK
Benoit
Bret Hart
Sting

Taz is, in fact, BDCA, I believe.

Chris Benoit
Chris Jericho
Rob Van Dam
Shawn Michaels
Edge

Bret Hart
Brian Pillman
Owen Hart
Roddy Piper
Stone Cold

But Top 5??? Of all time??? Just surprised.

Angle
Bret Hart
HBK
Eddie guerrero
Jericho

In no specific order,

Kurt Angle, Bret Hart, Mick Foley, Nash, Taker.

Ric Flair
Randy Savage
Roddy Piper
Sting
Shawn Michaels

Ric Flair

no order

Bret Hart
Mick Foley
Ric Flair
The Rock
Randy Orton

Bret Hart
Ric Flair
Mr. Perfect
Arn Anderson
Freebirds (The first Heels I liked)

In no particular order

Bret Hart
Stone Cold
The Rock
RVD
Eddie Guerrero

Undertaker
Shawn Michaels
Stone Cold
Eddie Guerrero
Kurt Angle
Bret Hart
The Rock

I know that's 7..I just couldn't leave one off.

Yeah I have to add Sting and Angle to mine.

5. Mr. Perfect
4. Chris Benoit
3. Eddie Guerrero
2. Ric Flair
1. Bret Hart

Honourable Mentions: RVD, Tazz, The Rock, Hogan, Lesnar, Kurt Anlge

Honorable Mentions:

Taz: When you heard Kiss' "War Machine," you just knew that someone was gonna die. And he could pull off being a 5'8" monster because of his style and intensity.

Eddie Guerrero: R.I.P., but the fact is, he was probably the best luchador to have ever wrestled. The fact that he combined the Lucha Libre style with the Purely American Charisma, he was a big deal.

Jake "The Snake" Roberts: Personal Demons aside, he was my favorite WWF guy during the Hogan era. While Hogan had these larger than life wars with Andre, King Kong Bundy, et al. Jake had these really personal rivalries, like with Rick Rude, Randy Savage, and with Rick Martel. That and Earthquake's injuring Hogan was evil. Squashing Damien was just sinister on a whole 'nother level. As a Face, he was the ultimate Anti-Hero. As a Heel, he was the Devil Himself. Slapping Elizabeth was probably the most heinous thing I had ever seen growing up. At the end of the one SNME (which set up the Undertaker's face turn), during the still kiddie era of WWF, Vince McMahon called him a "Son of a Bitch", with the Bitch edited out, when he was stopped from hitting the first person to come through the curtain after his match with a chair (which would have been Elizabeth.)

Ted DiBiase: He was such a great heel because he represented that "Big Money does whatever it wants" mentality. The Laugh and the utterly evil nature of kicking a little kid's basketball away from him right when he was about to win $500. That act made him the biggest heel in the WWF for years. It's something that'll always work (right, JBL?).

Barry Windham: Always a great worker, and I was especially a huge fan during his brief run as the "Lone Wolf," when he used the Implant DDT as his finish (when he had the Big Gold Belt). It was him at what I consider the pinnacle of his career, thought it really came about 5 years too late. He was a heel who had no qualms about doing the dirty tricks, but would also slug it out. In the ring he was ruthless and aggressive, busting out Lariats on people as they would sit up from a near fall. In many regards, I will still argue that this run was the concept behind "The Game." I'd also be remiss to mention the fact that he also had seemingly endless amounts of endurance, going 30-90 minutes with Flair in several big time contests. If there was ever an Underrated member of the Horsemen, it would be B.W.

no order

Kurt Angle
Bryan Danielson
Rob Van Dam
Shawn Michaels
Chris Benoit

No order:

Jake "The Snake" Roberts
Ric Flair
Chris Benoit
Mick Foley
Taz

1. Brian Pillman
2. Chris Jericho
3. Christopher Daniels
4. Mick Foley
5. Sting

5. Ric Flair
4. Chris Jericho
3. "Mr. Perfect" Curt Hennig
2. Ricky "The Dragon" Steamboat
1. Shawn Michaels

Jericho
Guerrero
Austin
Rock
CM Punk

5) Chris Jericho
4) Randy Savage
3) Lance Storm
2) Rugged Ron Garvin
1) Tully Blanchard

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2. Chris Jericho
3. Eddie Guerrero
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