Thread: The way I see it, there are 4 levels of wrestling legends
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Old 08-24-2007, 05:29 PM   #17
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Originally Posted by #1-wwf-fan
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.
No, Flair is in the top, and Piper...I don't know maybe it is only because I see Piper coming back and never saw him in his prime but he doesn't look as awesome as everyone says he is.
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