Thread: The way I see it, there are 4 levels of wrestling legends
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Old 08-24-2007, 05:26 PM   #15
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wrestling legends... sounds to me like it is stating a LEGEND in the world of WRESTLING.

Now if you had worded it, legendary wrestlers, then it doesn't include non-wrestlers but unless stated otherwise, wrestling legends is pretty self-explanitory.

And by your defintion of a top tier guy, Piper is probably above Flair. Of course people will blindly see the word "wrestling" in a sentence and throw a hissy fit when someone is mentioned over the almighty Ric Flair but I actually took the time to read the topic and by your definition, it is more than debatable.
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