Eddy was the most well rounded and could actually play a character beyond just having workrate, making his matches have more of a invested emotional interest. He was mostly killing it off character work in the final year of his career and it was one of the best runs he ever had even if he couldn’t perform as well. As an in-ring performer, he was too big and immobile to go on the level he used to (kinda like Rock in the 2010’s) but he was getting over a really silly storyline with Rey and Dominick almost single handed. There’s a real value to that.
Kinda like
@CM_Burns said, Benoit and Malenko only really had workrate, and when that went,

They were phenomenal in-ring talents, but they never really drew any emotion out of me that would be engaging beyond having really good matches. To me wrestling, like any other entertainment medium, is supposed to draw emotion and reaction out of the viewer. There’s plenty of technically proficient movies I like, like a Dunkirk, but it didn’t make me really feel anything after seeing it. I was really into Benoit’s run from winning the Rumble to winning the World title, but there wasn’t much to his character beyond that climb to the top so I wasn’t as invested in his moment as I was Eddy’s. There was more of a human element and depth there because he was a more fully fleshed out character.