Your favourite WWE wrestlers of all time.

[Cortez2301]

Here are mine in no particular order:
The Undertaker.
The Rock.
Kane.
Stone cold steve austin.
Big show.
Shawn Michaels.
Sid Vicious.
Bret Hart.
Owen Hart.
The British Bulldog.
Vader.
Triple H.
Batista.
Faarooq.
Ken Shamrock (He was there for a time being).
Cactus Jack.
Kevin Nash.
John Cena.
Ahmed Johnson.
The Road dog.
Kurt Angle.
Savio Vega.

[Michael24]

I'm not much into wrestling anymore, but I liked The Rock, Stone Cold, Undertaker, Bret and Owen Hart, and Big Show. Going back further, my favorites when I was younger were Hulk Hogan (duh!) and Roddy Piper.

And since you didn't specify favorite male or female, my favorite Divas are Stacy Keibler, Trish Stratus, Torrie Wilson, and Miss. Kitty. :D

[Sigma]

Here is my top 10 favorite WWE wrestlers in no particular order.

Shawn Michaels
"Mr. Perfect" Curt Hennig
Eddie Guerrero
Chris Jericho
Raven
Owen Hart
Kurt Angle
Christian
CM Punk
Ric Flair

[Andy Mancini]

My top ten. Note: I am judging this solely on their tenures in the WWE.

Mick Foley
Harley Race
Bruno Sanmartino
The Rock
Ken Kennedy
Roddy Piper
Kurt Angle
Shawn Michaels
Rob Van Dam
Christian

[Icer]

Chris Jericho
Steve Austin
The Rock
Shawn Michaels

[bigddan11]

The guys who got me watching originally were The Bushwhackers.

[Frank Castle]

My top 10.

Triple H
Shawn Michaels
Chris Jericho
Mick Foley
Undertaker
JBL
Eddie Guerrero
Chris Benoit
Kurt Angle
William Regal

[Tay the Cat]

Of all time?

Bret Hart
Shawn Michaels
Mick Foley
Mr. Kennedy
Chris Benoit
Rey Misterio
Eddie Guerrero


I know there's more.

[Fifi Fanatic]

I did a "all time favorite wrestlers" thing on my DA journal, so I'll just copy and paste what I had there. Now, these go beyond just WWE guys, but anyway....

Here's mine:

1. Abdullah the Butcher
2. The Original Four Horsemen: Ric Flair, Arn Anderson, Ole Anderson, & Tully Blanchard
3. The guys from the "glory days" of ECW: Sabu, Rob Van Dam, Raven, The Dudley Boys, New Jack, and the list goes on...
4. Mick Foley
5. The Rock
6. Terry Funk
7. The Undertaker
8. "Stone Cold" Steve Austin
9. "Rowdy" Roddy Piper
10. Bret "The Hitman" Hart
11. Andre the Giant
12. The Legion of Doom (Hawk & Animal)
13. Kevin Nash & Scott Hall (The Original nWo) ^^
14. "The American Dream" Dusty Rhodes
15. Diamond Dallas Page
16. Greg "The Hammer" Valentine
17. Hulk Hogan
18. Harlem Heat (Booker T. & Stevie Ray)
19. "The Canadian Crippler" Chris Benoit
20. "Cowboy" Bob Orton
21. Kurt Angle
22. Eddie Guerrero
23. Kane
24. Sting

Hmmmm.... I'm gonna have to update this to include Samoa Joe and LAX. :D

[Punisher]

In no particular order, although hearing Chris Benoit and Eddie Guerrero were champions got me to start watching WWE in the first place after having given up on wrestling when WCW went down in flames.

Chris Benoit
Eddie Guerrero
JBL
Kurt Angle
Grandmaster Sexay(really)
DDP(didn't see his stint in WWE, but he was one of my favorites in WCW)
Big Show
Val Venis
Booker T

[Buddy Lee]

Here's mine in no particular order:

Hulk Hogan
British Bulldogs (Davey Boy Smith & Dynamite Kid)
Greg Valentine
Don Muraco
Tito Santana
Midnight Express (Stan Lane & Bobby Eaton)
Road Warriors (Hawk & Animal)
Ted DiBiase
Hart Foundation (Bret Hart & Jim Neidhart)
Randy Savage
Rick Steamboat
Harley Race
Junkyard Dog

[VCXZX]

1. Bret Hart.

2. Chris Benoit.

3. Stone Cold Steve Austin.

4. Shawn Michaels.

5. Kurt Angle.

6. Mick Foley.

7. The Rock.

8. Undertaker.

9. Chris Jericho.

10. Eddie Guerrero.

[Condiment King]

I was bored so my choices are overly explained. Also, this is more of a general "favorite pro wrestlers" list, but all these guys have worked in the WWE at some point or another anyway.

10. Chris Benoit - One of the best technical wrestlers in the history of the game. I remember him most for his "Best of 7" feud with Booker T. that was a very novel concept of the time, running matches throughout the shows. The "Rabid Wolverine" never was amazing with the mic but always very acceptable and at best, intense. Finally went over the top in the WWF with his feud with The Rock and ultimately landed the WWE Championship at WrestleMania. Unfortunately, he seems like one of those guys that gets one long run with the belt and then never quite gets to the top again (see Rey Mysterio probably).

09. Christian - Better as a heel than a face. Christian is the better of E&C, just slightly in my opinion. I don't know, Christian's promos seem to pack more thought and emotional pump than Edge's equivalent when they are on their own. Christian seems like a man that puts a lot into his angles. He has great one liners to get him over as a heel such as "I'm an instant classic!" or his obnoxious Captain Charisma persona. Definitely is better in TNA as the only things he really did in WWE were as part of the Edge & Christian tag team.

08. Raven - One of the best guys on the mic ever, if not the best. He was the only guy who could integrate a reference to Napoleon or Shakespeare's King Lear and make it a believable, intense promo. The guy made Tommy Dreamer in ECW and he partially made everyone in his Flock in WCW. He briefly made Sunday Night Heat interesting in WWE. The only thing is, he's more of a brawler so his matches were never as good as someone like Jericho's (although they once were very enjoyable). His Evanflow/Raven Effect DDT was one of those moves that could come out of nowhere and had great impact. He actually had a great run in TNA up until his departure after losing the title to Jarrett in 2005. He really hasn't been the same since.

07. "Million Dollar Man" Ted Dibiase - Great wrestler and great guy. One of the best heel characters. Should have been a World Champion at some point. This guy freaking lived his gimmick. I'm talking, they gave him $100 dollar bills to overtip or give out in restaurants. Of course, he had his classic promos where he would ask someone to do something and then botch it near the end. A real role model for wrestlers after the business. A reverend and yet still worked (or works) in some capacity with wrestling.

06. "Macho Man" Randy Savage - Despite the fact that roughly half of his promos were comedy, Savage managed to do some GREAT promos (most notably "History beckons the Macho Man!" before WrestleMania III with Steamboat). Of course, he was a great wrestler, mostly during the late 80's in his feuds with Steamboat, Dibiase, and Hogan. He was part of one of the best matches of all time with Steamboat at WrestleMania III, which inspired a bunch of wrestlers into the business. Unfortunately, he became pretty unbearable in later life. Pretty much useless and boring in late WCW. His repackaging with Gorgeous George as "Macho Madness" or whatever made him seem like not even the same person.

05. "Nature Boy" Ric Flair - Pretty much was WCW. His departure in the early 90's was partially why WCW was losing steam faster and faster and their main event was being propped up by Sid and Vader. Sting pretty much had nothing to do without Flair. Flair was very charismatic and great back in the heyday of WCW. Lost some of his vigor in the late 90's and lingers in the WWE today. Disappointing how much his book was so full of politicking, I've heard.

04. "Mr. Perfect" Curt Hennig - One of the best heels of all time. Such a simple and great gimmick. Curt Hennig was the definition of the WWF's midcard in the early 90's, feuding with great up-and-coming talent. This isn't when the Intercontinental title division had the Ultimate Warrior and the Honky Tonk Man. This is when it had Kerry Von Erich, Tito Santana, and the like. Had two nice, lengthy Intercontinental title runs. Too bad Hulk Hogan humiliated him in one short feud and injuries caused him to never really get elevated otherwise. Went to WCW and did have a somewhat intriguing storyline with the betrayal of the Horsemen, but once again he was lost in the shuffle of the NWO. He had at least one United States title run, but I barely remember it. Should have been a World Champion at some point.

03. Owen Hart - Died too young. A great wrestler who could have been a main eventer, despite what others might tell you he "lacked". If he hadn't have died, I would assume he would have been a multiple time WWE champion, similarly to the stories of Chris Benoit, Rey Mysterio, and Eddie Guerrero. Excellent matches, of course most remembered for matches with his brother Bret. The WWF screwed him over after Bret's departure by nonsensically throwing him in the Nation and lingering him in feuds with the likes of Ken Shamrock, Sean Waltman, and the Godfather. He worked one match with WWF Champion Shawn Michaels in which he nearly won the title on a Raw following the Montreal Screwjob. Had they went with that feud a bit longer with a program, he might have done more.

02. Chris Jericho - Pretty much perennially underrated (except for a couple of months there in late 2001/early 2002, but even then it was all Triple H WrestleMania build up). Jericho is one of the best people on the mic of all time as well as one of the better athletes of all time. Even though he was a great in ring technician, I remember him more for his hilarious WCW angles with the likes of Rey Mysterio, Prince Iaukea, Dean Malenko, Juventud Guerrera, and Bill Goldberg. Got some glory in the WWE but still lingered in the midcard a bit too much.

01. Bret "Hitman" Hart - He was my favorite wrestler and he will always be my favorite wrestler. Bret "Hitman" Hart pretty much did it all in the WWF, winning multiple tag team championships, intercontinental championships, and five World Heavyweight Championships. Put on some of my favorite matches of all time such as his Survivor Series 96 and WrestleMania 13 matches with Stone Cold Steve Austin, Iron Man Match with Shawn Michaels, and Summerslam 92/In Your House December 95 matches with the British Bulldog. He could pretty much pull a great match out of anyone, such as having athletic and fast paced matches with giants like Sid, Kevin Nash, and the Undertaker. Disgustingly misused in WCW as he was cast into the NWO and forgotten (simiilarly to how Owen was cast into the Nation and forgotten in the WWF). Eventually got the WCW title, but it was really too late to make up for the year and a half of United States title feuds with Diamond Dallas Page and Booker T. Grew up with the business and loved the business.

[Cortez2301]

I forgot to mention my favourtie Divas.Here they are:

Torrie Wilson
Chyna
Sable
Candice
Stacy
Lita
Candice

[Zeonic Freak]

I forgot to mention my favourtie Divas.Here they are:

Torrie Wilson
Chyna
Sable
Candice
Stacy
Lita
Candice

Can tell you like Candice alot, listing her twice.

Ah i remember Sable... <thinking happy thoughts LOL:D>

Mine fave Wrestlers would be Hulk "Hollywood/ Mr. America" Hogan (as much as it seems hes everyones number 1 guy) and Shawn Micheals of course, he married Nitro Girl Whisper, and both are christains, like the few other classic ones Ted Dibease, Leg Lugar and Sting...

[Ahiru-kun]

No particular order

Chris Jericho
Shawn Michaels
Undertaker
Bret Hart
Christian
Edge
Triple H
Matt & Jeff Hardy
Randy Orton
Ricky Steamboat

[EinBebop]

Not much different from a lot of others...

Chris Jericho
Shawn Michaels
Kurt Angle
Eddie Guerrero
Chris Benoit
Owen Hart (I had his t-shirt!)
Mick Foley
Randy Savage
Brock Lesnar
Ted Dibiase

Since that's so boring... here's what my list would've been like in 1990...
Brutus Beefcake
Ultimate Warrior
Randy Savage
Demolition
Roddy Piper
Fabulous Rougeaus (loved making fun of them!)
Jumping Bomb Angels
Jake Roberts
George Steele
Ted Dibiase

Shout out to Punisher for picking Val Vanis... I've gone on record many times that he's an underrated talent IMO.

[Marvin Tikvah]

No real order here either.

The Rock
Kurt Angle
Eddie Guererro
Chris Benoit
Undertaker
The Hardy Boyz
Rey Mysterio
Randy Orton
Booker T
Kane
Rob Van Dam
CM Punk

[Cortez2301]

Can tell you like Candice alot, listing her twice.LOL.Nah its a double type.Torrie and Chyna are my favourites.

[RedNinja84]

15. Chris Jericho
14. Triple HHH
13. Andre the Giant
12. "Million Dollar Man" Ted Dibiase
11. Eddie Guerrero
10. Chris Benoit
9. Kurt Angle
8. Mick Foley
7. Undertaker
6. Shawn Michaels
5. The Rock
4. Bret "the hitman" Hart
3. Hulk Hogan
2. Ric Flair

and number one with a bullet

1. "stone cold" steve austin

[Stuckey]

1. Ravishing Rick Rude
2. Macho Man Randy Savage
3. Bret The Hitman Hart
4. Stone Cold Steve Austin
5. Nature Boy Ric Flair
6. Mr Perfect

Those are the only six I can think of liking enough to put on a list. Also, it's based solely on gimmicks/attitudes.

[Jin Kazama]

The only wrestlers that I've become fanboy-ish twoard were The Hardys back in the TLC days, and Chris Jericho. Although lately I've been getting that way about CM Punk. Really makes me wish I could see some of his indy/TNA stuff, since all I've seen of him is his WWE work.

As far as just overall favorites? Benoit. Austin. Angle. Lesnar. Edge.

Gregory Helms is one I haven't seen mention, but I've liked him since his "Sugar Shane" days in WCW. The guy's been put with some career-ending gimicks over the years (3 Count, Hurricane), but he always makes them work. The guy is so under-rated it's crazy. The guys been the Cruiserweight champion for a year now, yet he fights to even get on the card on a weekly basis. He's not even in the Rumble this Sunday, if I'm not mistaken. Yet the guy could make a very credible US Champion at this point, and carry the belt well. Not to mention he can adapt to nearly any wrestler he's with.

[EinBebop]

Although lately I've been getting that way about CM Punk. Really makes me wish I could see some of his indy/TNA stuff, since all I've seen of him is his WWE work. Ring of honor has put out three discs, and Full Impact Pro has put out one, featuring the only falls-count-anywhere match ever to end up in a strip club. Must-see stuff is Raven feud on the first ROH disc, and the Punk-Joe trilogy on the third disc.

Shame IWA-MS hasn't cashed in... you'd have a hard time saying 'no' to Punk vs Rey Misterio vs Eddie Guerrero.

[James Bester]

No particular order:

Kurt Angle
Triple H
The Rock
Chris Benoit
Eddie Guerrero
Rey Mysterio
Undertaker
Shawn Michaels
Booker T
Rob Van Dam

[The Dork Knight]

1. Mick Foley
2. Rob Van Dam
3. "Rowdy" Roddy Piper
4. Raven
5. Tommy Dreamer
6. Hulk Hogan
7. The Sandman
8. CM Punk
9. The Undertaker
10. Edge