Dope thread as usual
@Ed MOTHERfukkING G
- Hogan - Living on his past peak right now. Rock's about to eclipse him very soon.
- Rock
- Flair
- Vince McMahon
- Austin
- Savage
- Taker
- Brock Lesnar
- Andre the Giant
- Warrior
- Ventura
- Piper
- Bret
- Sting
- Michaels
- Cena
- Bryan
- .......
I looked back and found that I'm missing a whole bunch of people, but I know 1-6 are in stone.
Here are my tiers:
1-6 Undeniable Tier: If you
never watched wrestling a second in your life, you 9/10 who these guys are. They are still present in the mainstream decades after their peak OR (in Austin's case) their peak was so major that everyone still knows who they are even when they stepped into the background. You can argue the ranking, but never the impact. Each one go these guys could have a page written to justify them being #1.
7-15 Wrestling Mainstream Tier: If you
ever watched wrestling, you 9/10 know who these guys are. They're the guys who were part of the biggest eras in history and/or made a significant impact out of the ring. They are legends in every sense of the word, but they're not as popular as the undeniable group before them. (for example: Brock Lesnar is literally the most anti-mainstream guy in history, but his
decision to stay in the WWE instead of going to UFC was major news on all of the sports outlets.)
16+. Current stars & mild crossover stars from past eras: You'd probably have to follow the product to some extent to know these guys. They're either still building their resumes, got hot after wrestling cooled off in the mainstream or did not quite cross over enough to be in the other tiers. You can argue their worth, but you'd never waste time putting them 2 spots up or 4 spots down since the talent pool here is so saturated.
Like
@prophecypro said, it gets really hard after the undeniable tier though
I keep looking and can easily add more to the