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10-1: Wrestler 2026 2016 Change 2006 Change Points Points Per Vote Votes % Top 3 Votes Top 10 Votes Top 25 Votes Standard Deviation High Vote High Voters Mitsuharu Misawa 10 4 -6 7 -3 31217 81.9 381 79.54% 40 122 235 23.8 #1 Zak, Madness, Jesse Collings, Vittero, Dylan, Will, Wrestling Colin, Joe M Bret Hart 9 17 8 9 0 31324 77.3 405 84.55% 27 101 214 23.0 #1 Andrew Lacelle, Jake Mook, George Kaplan, Rex, Eric T., Peter Tomlinson, NotJayTabb, Benjamin Conor, Rob Finlay, TheBestThereNeverWillBe, Bobby C, Frankensteiner, Perhaps Rey Mysterio Jr. 8 7 -1 22 14 31689 73.7 430 89.77% 16 72 216 22.2 #1 James Christian, Nick Cavallaro, Stephen G., Mrzfn, Robert Wescott, Connor, Brandon Machado Stan Hansen 7 3 -4 10 3 32866 81.6 403 84.13% 22 115 258 22.3 #1 JB, Steven X, Lê Hữu Quân, Johnny Waltom, KFG Genichiro Tenryu 6 13 7 21 15 35628 97.1 367 76.62% 82 197 282 19.1 #1 Kas, Stump, Suvam, João Eduardo, akuma, jom, OrphanStar, George, Will, LucasThing, Cole, Simon (HW), Nolan / @Nolan_EXE, Mason R, Seán, Four Pillars of Hell, Justin, t gentleman, Justin Steve Austin 5 24 19 16 11 36489 82.6 442 92.28% 39 144 268 21.3 #1 Sport Fanatic, pto, Josh Lerner, Brayden, Jack Bracegirdle, blatantlywhite, Daniel, tacccomeat, Next Day, warpenguin, Juan, Liam Ric Flair 4 1 -3 8 4 38515 91.7 420 87.68% 56 190 312 20.9 #1 Eduardo Soto , bustedquad, Shannon Steward, Filipo Guzman , Kevin Held, Oliver, Jim Fannin, Lyle Jones, Thomas Brown, Nathan Hickey, Jesse Velasquez , Steven, Darren Lynch, BackToBionic, Conor Keary, Marty "Superstar" Sleeze, MCP, Level 50 Slowbro, Christopher, Vincent Dumont, Dan Martin, toukon.org founder, Jimmy Jimbo, Arthur Campos, Jon Burr Kenta Kobashi 3 8 5 5 2 39637 95.5 415 86.64% 90 206 314 19.9 #1 Boss Rock, Kyle McLaughlin, Tetsujin, Vincente, rind_guardian, Owe R, Austin , Troyvang, Azrael, Microstatistics, Igoras , MC, Daniel, Case Lowe, Noah Martinez, Saúl Costa, Ben C, Uni, Eric, Tall4Life, Ajeki, Leo Violet Bryan Danielson 2 5 3 117 115 45867 106.9 429 89.56% 180 278 340 21.7 #1 xiomax, Kadooboo, Adin , Braulio Fernandez-Flores, Jamie Halliday, el mckell, HD, Luke Noble, Luke , Childs, Aaron Glazer , Redshow, Adam Shindel, Squill, Lucas E., PapissPuro, mulywumpous, Kunal Singh Rawat, eugene, Pheno, Nori, Brynn Jade, Naif, Andrew Heuerman , David Barnett, gungan, Jamie Sessions , Patrick Feehan , El Hijo de Fritz Von Erich, Ben, Ian Nolan, Niall Morrissey, ZubazKid, Charles Fluit, Ignacio Salvo, Future Hall of Famer Scottie B, Danny Kuchler, Mark Bright, Matt Richards, Ok_Awesome, Quentin, Danny, mac, Aniruddh Nambudiri , Cole + Drew, Chris Rose, Strab, Rustie, Mehul Kumar (MoS on PWO), moxicide, Esaú Reis Matos , Travis Woloshyn, Logan, Rob Hutton, Joseph Montecillo, Ed Mills, Ren Ten One, Gramsci, Fred Morlan, donsem43, Tyler Hutzler, Pen, Cromat , bradluen, greg, Adam, Soph, Billy Miller, Roberto Alva , Barry Venison’s Nan, Karlsruhe00, Rudowood, Broc Riblet, math1823, Timothy Robert Buechner, Matt Rogers, Nathan Heslip, SheltonMysterio, Johnny P, Louie Shrimpton , Nova, Dan Rice, hearing.loss.speedrun, Tsunami Papi, Midas Gloves, Carlos, Alex aka Noahs_Savior, D, Jayden Gensweider Terry Funk 1 2 1 11 10 50790 111.9 454 94.78% 192 323 398 15.6 #1 Corey, Jamaal Artis, Bruno Stroszek, lucharaisedme, MatoCC14, Shogen, Darren Richardson, Larry Yacht, Robert Scoville, David Brodie, Bunnie , Rafa, Jake Oultram, John, e , Brett Thousand, Harry, Marilyn of Death, Norm, Debbie, Kelly Nelson, Jared, willvswrestling, jon, El Hijo de Johnny Hotbody, Alexis, Brandon Collard, mikeawesomemike, Mattsdmf, BerzerkPanda, CHOOSE DEATH, Craig Spencer, Travis, Ryan, Liar Hip, Christopher Donaldson, Trent Williams, Hollinger, BJ Hatch , Sam Brown, CRP Unionist, Eric Larnick, CM Bussmann, oldcasper, Mysterious and Handsome Grappler, Josh Goldberg, Jeremy Clark, ed c, Steven Campbell, FUJIWARASMIRK, Tim, Jamesie, Sinj Throwaway, Elliott, Joey Phelan, Michael Z, Colette Arrand, EnviousStupid, Alejandro Valadez, CorndogVachon, Samuel Kendall , Felix Kohlenberg, TERMINATOR ENTRANCE, Chaka, Caio, Garbage, Angel, Icaro, soba, Russell S. Grosse, Freddy, maycon, Waldo > Fritz, Sean Whittaker, Mr. Balls, Kevin Lyon, Nope, Arturo Galletti, Nicholas Yeoman, Daiem, John Morton, Scarlet, Runaway5fan, Daniel Ackermann, Oliver Hayhoe, Tim Akins, billdifferen, El Boricua, Daniel Mazzeu, Shane Price, Sportofdings

Top 25 for each decade in the reveal thread too.

Pre-1980s 1980s 1990s 2000s 2010s 2020s #1 Ric Flair Terry Funk Terry Funk Terry Funk Terry Funk Kenta Kobashi #2 Terry Funk Ric Flair Bryan Danielson Bryan Danielson Bryan Danielson Bryan Danielson #3 Steve Austin Bryan Danielson Ric Flair Kenta Kobashi Kenta Kobashi Genichiro Tenryu #4 Kenta Kobashi Stan Hansen Steve Austin Steve Austin Genichiro Tenryu Terry Funk #5 Mitsuharu Misawa Genichiro Tenryu Kenta Kobashi Ric Flair Steve Austin Hiroshi Tanahashi #6 Bryan Danielson Bret Hart Bret Hart Genichiro Tenryu Ric Flair Kazuchika Okada #7 Hulk Hogan Randy Savage Rey Mysterio Jr. Aja Kong Aja Kong Mitsuharu Misawa #8 Bret Hart Steve Austin Stan Hansen Hiroshi Tanahashi Hiroshi Tanahashi Stan Hansen #9 Kazuchika Okada Eddie Guerrero Mitsuharu Misawa Rey Mysterio Jr. Samoa Joe Toshiaki Kawada #10 Mick Foley Vader Genichiro Tenryu Mitsuharu Misawa Stan Hansen Samoa Joe #11 Antonio Inoki Kenta Kobashi Eddie Guerrero Stan Hansen AJ Styles Aja Kong #12 Eddie Guerrero Mitsuharu Misawa Vader Akira Hokuto CM Punk Mick Foley #13 Randy Savage Rey Mysterio Jr. Toshiaki Kawada Toshiaki Kawada Rey Mysterio Jr. Steve Austin #14 Nick Bockwinkel Jerry Lawler Aja Kong AJ Styles Mick Foley Kenny Omega #15 Shawn Michaels Ricky Steamboat Randy Savage Bret Hart Akira Hokuto AJ Styles #16 Keiji Mutoh Nick Bockwinkel Mick Foley Eddie Guerrero Mitsuharu Misawa Tomohiro Ishii #17 Vader Jumbo Tsuruta Jushin Liger Samoa Joe Bret Hart Katsuyori Shibata #18 Ricky Steamboat Jushin Liger Jumbo Tsuruta Vader Jumbo Tsuruta Jumbo Tsuruta #19 Kenny Omega Toshiaki Kawada El Hijo del Santo Jumbo Tsuruta Kenny Omega Manami Toyota #20 Bruno Sammartino El Hijo del Santo Akira Hokuto CM Punk John Cena Bret Hart #21 Andre the Giant Mick Foley AJ Styles Mick Foley Eddie Guerrero Ric Flair #22 Roddy Piper Arn Anderson Hiroshi Tanahashi Kazuchika Okada Vader Akira Hokuto #23 John Cena Andre the Giant Jerry Lawler Shinya Hashimoto Toshiaki Kawada Will Ospreay #24 Dusty Rhodes Negro Casas Samoa Joe El Hijo del Santo El Hijo del Santo Jon Moxley #25 Bull Nakano Akira Hokuto CM Punk Kenny Omega Jon Moxley KENTA

#2 "American Dragon" Bryan Danielson 2016 Ranking: 5 [+3] 2006 Ranking: 117 [+115] Points: 45867 Points per Vote: 106.9 Votes: 429, 89.56% of Ballots Top 3-10-25 Votes: 180-278-340 Standard Deviation: 21.7 Nomination Thread: Daniel Bryan High Vote: 1 High Voters: xiomax, Kadooboo, Adin , Braulio Fernandez-Flores, Jamie Halliday, el mckell, HD, Luke Noble, Luke , Childs, Aaron Glazer , Redshow, Adam Shindel, Squill, Lucas E., PapissPuro, mulywumpous, Kunal Singh Rawat, eugene, Pheno, Nori, Brynn Jade, Naif, Andrew Heuerman , David Barnett, gungan, Jamie Sessions , Patrick Feehan , El Hijo de Fritz Von Erich, Ben, Ian Nolan, Niall Morrissey, ZubazKid, Charles Fluit, Ignacio Salvo, Future Hall of Famer Scottie B, Danny Kuchler, Mark Bright, Matt Richards, Ok_Awesome, Quentin, Danny, mac, Aniruddh Nambudiri , Cole + Drew, Chris Rose, Strab, Rustie, Mehul Kumar (MoS on PWO), moxicide, Esaú Reis Matos , Travis Woloshyn, Logan, Rob Hutton, Joseph Montecillo, Ed Mills, Ren Ten One, Gramsci, Fred Morlan, donsem43, Tyler Hutzler, Pen, Cromat , bradluen, greg, Adam, Soph, Billy Miller, Roberto Alva , Barry Venison’s Nan, Karlsruhe00, Rudowood, Broc Riblet, math1823, Timothy Robert Buechner, Matt Rogers, Nathan Heslip, SheltonMysterio, Johnny P, Louie Shrimpton , Nova, Dan Rice, hearing.loss.speedrun, Tsunami Papi, Midas Gloves, Carlos, Alex aka Noahs_Savior, D, Jayden Gensweider "Longevity and stable peak, from 2001 till 2014 you could argue on him being on the top 20 wrestlers of the year every year, and from his return to his retirement in 2024 that also rings true. Multiple years he's just the wrestler of the year, he has wrestled everywhere and done every style to great success." xiomax "I simply have yet to see anyone better." Kadooboo "Greatest In Ring worker of All Time One of the greatest promos of All Time Had some of the best babyface stretches of all time (Yes Movement, AEW 2023/24) Had some of the greatest heel stretches of all time (Vegan Champion, ROH world champion) Some of the greatest moments of all time (WrestleMaina 30, All In 2024, All Out 2021, Kofi Maina, Final Battle 06) Broke the WWE superstar mold and was able to become a legit main event draw in WWE at only 5 foot 10 and 210 pounds. All time ROH and Indie run in the 2000s All time retirement tour in AEW" Adin "The gold standard of professional wrestling for almost 3 decades there’s nothing that I can easily criticize in his tool set. A spectacular brawler, a terrific talker and one of the best technical wrestlers ever. A top level draw for basically every professional wrestling company he worked at." Braulio Fernandez-Flores "I don’t believe there is such a thing as a greatest ever, and I’m woefully uneducated on certain eras and regions, but I think the longevity and variety of his success, in various regions, at various levels (tags, mid-card, main event, indies, NJPW, PWG, ROH, WrestleMania, AEW) and his actual ability put him in the middle of the myriad factors I think are to be considered for a best ever." Jamie Halliday "The longevity, in-ring work, crowd control, consistency are all key factors in my criteria and Danielson is so great at all these factors across 20+ years of footage that it would be difficult for anyone to top him, that final full-time run in AEW also was a major factor in solidifying him for me as the GWE." HD "Bryan's resumé is made up of the versitlity I value in a great wrestler, which he's built up over twenty years in mainly three different promotions, with other excellent work elsewhere. Likely most famous for the long indy 'epics', a lot of which I feel hold up, Bryan is someone who could adapt himself and still be compelling as a face or heel within WWE's limitations. He was the one wrestler during the pandemic who still managed to get produce solid TV matches despite the empty arenas or digital crowd." Luke Noble "He has been the best wrestler in the world most of the time he was active and has proven he can do every style (long technical matches, WWE style TV, main event epics with AEW, brawls)." Luke "He probably isn't but I'm trying to judge by the footage we have, and we have it all from him. He fits my taste amazingly, has drawn and worked at a top level everywhere he went. He checks every box." Aaron Glazer "Bryan Danielson, from the first time I saw him wrestle, has made me feel fully immersed in his work. From long technical battles, to brutal and bloody brawls, he is wrestling." Adam Shindel "Has worked everywhere with everyone, succeeded on every level. Danielson has put on some of the greatest matches of all time, and somehow had incredible longevity despite the injury layoffs. He's the GOAT." Squill "Longevity and Consistency of being at minimum top 5 in the world any given year he wasn't hurt. He worked in any company no matter what ceiling was holding him and he wasn't egotistical being willing to look at the lights if he felt it was right." Lucas E. "First time I watched wrestling was WWE back in 2013. Daniel Bryan and Shield were my favourite wrestlers. Bryan's chase to winning the title at WrestleMania 30 was some of the best childhood moments of my life. It was sad to see him retire so early in 2016. After coming back from injury, he was sensational wrestler producing classics against AJ Styles, Brock Lesnar and Kofi Kingston. And when he turned up in AEW, it was a holy shit moment. His AEW run is out of this world level. His matches against variety of opponents in AEW are some of the best matches in promotion's short history. Matches against Rush, Omega, Hangman, MJF, Swerve, ZSJ, Ricky Starks, etc. (there are so many of them). He gave so many wrestlers their career best matches and it may not be his top ten matches. That's how great Danielson is. Even in promos, he was outstanding. His promo after coming back from retirement. "My heaven is bleeding in front of the fans" was goosebump giving line. He was versatile whether working as babyface or as a heel." Kunal Singh Rawat "versatility, longetivy, volume and peaks" eugene "I've never seen a wrestler been able to so perfectly adapt to different time periods, different company philosophies, different ring-styles so well. To be consistently great for almost every year that you're an active wrestler, including as a rookie, is simply incredible. Danielson has this power to make you believe, or to make you root against him even when he is so beloved--against him in ROH and against Kofi Kingston come to mind. In a post-Curtain Call world, he made match results uncertain. I was there at Wembley Stadium when he won the AEW World Title in the main event, and even then I truly did not know what the result would be until the bell rang. I wouldn't have believed he'd won until I saw it with my own eyes. Danielson makes you believe. His ability to work almost every style (granted, he isn't going to be working like Manami Toyota) and finding ways to adapt to others styles, or a company's house style is what makes his longevity as applaudable as it is. Of course the sports-orientated styles of New Japan and ROH is where he fit best, but working the lucha libre style in CMLL and the entertainment style of WWE and making the latter part feel watchable and intense is a real talent. Over the Limit 2012 against CM Punk for example. While he hasn't reinvented himself as many times as someone like Chris Jericho, I really think that he is an exceptional case where his in-ring ability is what sells him the most. His character work is phenomenal and compliments it perfectly, but it's truly his in-ring skill, philosophy and talent that puts him far above everyone else I've ever watched, and that's why he's the greatest wrestler of all time--he is the perfect example of what a professional wrestler can be." Nori "Because he's "F7L Of The Ring"" Naif "He’s the perfect pro wrestler" Andrew Heuerman "He can do everything. He stood at the top of everywhere he's been. The best World Champion in WWE, AEW, and ROH. He even developed a decent promo game. Always had charisma though. It was in his aura." David Barnett "Longevity, adaptability, consistency" gungan "Bryan has had the greatest versatility adapting to different promotions, heel/face dynamics and opponents. He has succeeded in the mid 2000's indy style, WWE Style and Strong style. His technique is inpecable, timing and selling all top notch and is responsible for many of the best matches over a 2 decade period." Ben "Standard of excellence for over 20 years. Moments and matches across multiple years that reinvigorated my love for wrestling time and time again. Whether it be ROH, WWE, AEW or elsewhere always had the best matches on the card. Feels like he had 3 separate distinct all time great careers." Niall Morrissey "Danielson is the greatest wrestler ever because he has performed all across the world, in numerous styles and roles. He could have technical matches, bloody brawls and everything in-between. He was a immediate success having great matches with Low Ki as early as 2001 and he was one of the pioneers of the indy boom of the 2000s. He continued traveling the world having great matches in Ring of Honor, Dragon Gate USA, PWG and many other indie promotions before making his way to WWE. Despite not being the typical WWE wrestler, he found a shocking amount of success, main eventing WrestleMania as an underdog babyface and being the heel champion in a WWE Championship match at another WrestleMania. He had great matches with tons of guys including HHH, for God's sake, and was key in Kofi Kingston having a WM classic. He capped it off with great work in AEW starting with great TV matches against Hangman Page and Kenny Omega through his late matches against Swerve Strickland and Jon Moxley. He had great matches with MJF, Will Ospreay, Zack Sabre Jr, Eddie Kingston and many more. He played the underdog babyface, cocky heel, lecturing environmentalist heel (which is a rare one), and beloved veteran babyface. Danielson did it all through his career." ZubazKid "Es el más diferente y especial de todos." Ignacio Salvo "Honestly never seen a bad Danielson match, letter in his career he showed he could also do somewhat comedy with the Kane stuff. Killed it in AEW. I honestly believe he is the greatest ever." Future Hall of Famer Scottie B "Highest peaks, mastering of different styles, ability to have great matches with everybody, great face and heel, super longevity as one of the best in the world from early in career until retirement." Mark Bright "I would say he only slightly edges out Terry Funk on pure audience connection alone. Same reason those two are so high for me is honestly because I think they're both Amazing promos, highly skilled at Brawling and Technical Wrestling, and of course the thing that sets them apart from everybody else, the selling. Fuck Lesnar, but Danielsons performance in that match at Survivor Series is one of the reasons I list him above Terry. It's basic stuff, but done by a performer so advanced it's revolutionary. Ultimately the thing that sets them apart is half bias, and half actual criteria which is audience connection. Both are excellent Heels and Faces obviously, but I thought to myself and asked a question sincerely. If the two were in a face vs face match, who would I cheer for. And I snapped onto Bryan immediately, so I realized he had to be number 1." Ok_Awesome "My first love. I remember watching WWE as a 7 or 8 year old and being an angry, smaller kid who wanted his voice heard. This was before ever even seeing stuff outside of the TV shows and PPVs we would get in India. I remember seeing Daniel Bryan and being captivated by him. He was loud, aggressive and in the ring? The moment I saw him in the ring, I no longer believed in superheroes. I believed in Daniel Bryan. As a teenager, I tried but could not always lift kids for moved in the backyard, but I damn sure could put on a crossface. I cried when Wrestlemania 30 happened and cried even more when he had to retire. By this time, I was getting more used to wrestling outside WWE and in going back and seeing the classics, I stumbled on the American Dragon and fell in love once again. His matches with people like KENTA, Morishima and especially McGuinness became some of my all time favorites. When he came back in 2018, I was there for him and only him in what was a dismal time for the WWE. Bryan Danielson was making me sit through Baron Corbin vs Roman Reigns bits just so I could see him, and I was always there. Then the move to AEW and the return of the American Dragon happens. His final years as a performer are all time great, having some of the best matches of his career and him getting to share a moment with his family in the ring in Wembley, it made me that kid from 2014 once again. Everything in my life changed, I changed. Danielson always was there for me. He will always be there for me. I suppose y'all want a more comprehensive and 'objective' evaluation. Its a simple case for me, name me a bad Bryan Danielson performance. He has been in bad matches sure, but none of them were where he was the fault or the problem. He could work any style and worked both as a benevolent good guy or shit-eating bad guy. He fit perfectly with both wrestlers double his size or those working a cruiserweight style. He is also one of the most influential wrestlers of his time and we see his influence every day on the indies and on television as well. He could work a technical masterpiece or a full on indy-tastic wonder as well. He could even do comedy. What can Bryan Danielson not do? That is why he is the greatest wrestler ever." Aniruddh Nambudiri "Wrestling is charisma plus kinetics. It is the art of moving one’s body to perform simulated violence while simultaneously indirectly characterizing oneself. There is nobody in the world who can do this as well and with as much variety as Bryan Danielson." Cole + Drew "He makes me “believe,” he’s been a top guy in just about every company he worked for, and I’ve followed his entire career. Best ever." Chris Rose "Bryan is insanely well-rounded. He can work a technical match, brawl, rassling, super serious, comedy, emotional, singles, tags, trios, multi-men, as a coward hell, bully heel, veteran, underdog, ace. Just name it and I'd bet he could do it well. He adjusts his style to the character and situation easily. Always gets the crowd to react to him and when things don't go well, he is able to throw the plans away and adjust on the fly. His promos are incredible. He can make me sympathize with him, run through a wall for him or hate him so much wanna see him get mauled. It never feels like he's putting anything on. He completely immerses himself into being the gimmick asked of him. His match catalogue is ridiculously stacked. He's wrestled everywhere, had great matches everywhere against all sort of opponents in multiple memorable feuds. He is one of the best in regards to versatility, longetivity & peaks. He peaked in 2004-2009, 2012-2014, 2021-2024. He's legitimately the best in the world during these eras. But even outside of those years, he's never been not great. Being so good for so long despite career ending injuries is frankly insane. So when I look at all these factors, I, in 2026, can conclude that Bryan Danielson is the Greatest Wrestler Ever." Strab "Because He is" Rustie "In a fake sport, Bryan Danielson has consistently, for the past 2 decades, reached the pinnacle of success, sometimes in active resistance against his bosses, simply by how damn good he is. This should not happen in a fake sport, where theoretically, your legs can be cut off from underneath you at the whim of a promoter, and there are no hard stats to back you up (save for undeniable draws at a time when promoters were weak, like Londos, Hogan, but these are rare exceptions). This has happened to so many brilliant wrestlers over the course of wrestling history. It could not happen to Danielson, simply because of how good he is. There is no better endorsement of his case. His flaws are present and have been discussed. He "suffered" from ambitions loftier than what was apposite. He could sometimes feel like a pastiche of wrestlers whose tapes he watched than having a singular identity of his own, although I feel this is a bit unfair. But despite that, he has given consistently brilliant performances in a variety of different promotions, card positions, in front of different audiences with different tastes and expectations, and in my opinion, even at his worst, has always been at least interesting to watch. At his best, he has made Kane feel entertaining. He has made Miz feel like an actual wrestler. He had a great match with THE FIEND, one of the worst gimmicks ever. His AEW run for me has put him over the top as the GOAT. There have been times when he has gone along with his opponent and not stuck to his guns, like the Ospreay match or the MJF ironman, but he still has the 2nd Hangman match, the 2nd Eddie Kingston match, Anarchy in the Arena, excellent tag works with the Death Riders. Looking at his daughter and screaming he loves her as Swerve beats on him, and deriving the strength by looking at his family to fight through the pain and win the world title. Constantly making us worried about whether he is shoot injured with his neck. He is the GOAT." Mehul Kumar (MoS on PWO) "despite his size he played a legitimate heel, was a super over babyface, incredible indy run, he didnt get his legacy destroyed by the fed, superb aew run, impeccable selling especially in his late aew run with the eyepatch, could get a good match out of anybody, he did it all" moxicide "He never was the fleshy one, the most skilled, not even close to be the most strongest. He, in theory, was supposed to be a complete failure, specially for the time Bryan started to wrestle. But, wrestling isn't about theory. He always was super smart at what he was supposed to do inside the ring and outside, able to be the face of three different promotions during three different eras. And the most important thing for me, at least, is what the pro wrestler means to me. There is not a single wrestler in all history who means more to me than Bryan Danielson, I saw him as a inspiration, someone to have as a idol. Pro wrestling is sometimes about passion, and he provided me that. He is my GOAT, and maybe he will always be." Esaú Reis Matos "He has had so many of the best matches I’ve ever seen, had staggering longevity at a high level, versatile in the ring and in his character, elite level runs as a top face and as a top heel, made every opponent look better and is part of some of the most special moments in art I’ve ever experienced. His last world title win is my favourite moment in wrestling history." Logan "He was the man when I was getting into indie wrestling in the mid-2000s, and somehow still the man two decades later. An endlessly adaptable wrestler who succeeded everywhere, with plenty of high highs and few lows." Rob Hutton "https://youtu.be/XZWVPdCYKrU + the AEW stuff doesn't bug me" Joseph Montecillo "He's the one that made truly appreciate wrestling as an artform." Pen "it's Bryan Danielson man only guy I would say has been the best in the world for a year in three different decades; 07 13 21-til his retirement the most verstial and fun wrestler I laid eyes on." Cromat "One of the best in the world as early as the first Ring of Honor show’s classic main event, by 2007 Danielson had shown more versatility than anyone of his era, giving his matches a genuine sport feel whether playing face or heel. Then he got rich, and was the best in the world as of his final match." bradluen "Main events and undercard matches at the highest level, on multiple continents as well as a babyface or a heel. Pilar of the indie boom of the 2000s not only stylistically but also as a showcase that a modern style could draw money in the states." greg "For me he’s the greatest because he could do pretty much anything and make it work. He has an outstanding number of great matches, and he could make you feel like almost nobody else. Remarkable consistency across 20 years in different styles, different companies and different opponents, all capped off by the All In 2024 main event, my favourite live wrestling moment ever." Adam "His in ring ability is the best i've seen. He is so captivating and I am completely invested in everything he does. His technical ability is second to none and he has a catalogue to prove it. He is phenomenal in the ring and I don't think we will see a talent like him for a very long time. Very few wrestlers have a bad match when Danielson is the opponent and he manages to make even mediocre wrestlers look good. Seeing him live at Wembley was incredible. He is a top all time babyface a top all time heel and incredibly well rounded.. I think he's a once in a generation wrestler and in the short time I've watched wrestler there was no one better than him. Twenty five years of sheer brilliance from ROH to WWE to AEW, brawls technical wrestling and tag team bouts he could do it all." Soph "He's simply the best. An endless array of high level matches across several promotions and decades. One of the most adaptable wrestlers as well. He has done it all and at the highest levels. Sympathetic babyface, bully heel, brawling, high flyer, technical, bloody battles." Billy Miller "No wrestler has spoke to me like Danielson. Part of that is watching him succeed on the fed after getting deep on his ROH and indie catalog, part of it is watching him have bangers decade after decade until the bitter end. Technically and value-wise he speaks to me like no one before." Roberto Alva "Consistency/longevity/versatility/match quality - can do just about anything in a wrestling ring" Barry Venison’s Nan "He's just the goat man. Unbelivable catalogue over 25 years, incredible consistency to put out great matches. The amount of people, who had their best match against Danielson is endless. The true number 1." Karlsruhe00 "In my opinion, they are the greatest ever" Rudowood "Versatility, adaptability, able to wrestle every style and come near to or achieve top level at the art form of pro wrestling." Johnny P "Close case with Bockwinkel, but the sheer number of great matches were he plays every role imaginable is hard to argue against. From having great stuff against Spanky in 01 to his retirement, he's outstanding." Nova "Already great from a very young age and still managed to be one of the best in the world during a period of nearly 20 years. Bryan was able to make work so many different types of performances that were demanded from him, and in vastly different types of crowds too. Every box that one could think about what makes a wrestler a candidate for the GWE, in my mind, Bryan has it marked." Tsunami Papi "Excels in any role, in any style, against any opponent, in any era. All this applies to Terry Funk who also wrestled for longer but Bryan is why I became a fan so he's my #1." Midas Gloves "Same reason as my 1st submission; his longevity is great, and his peaks are pretty much almost continuous. Again, I apologize for my 2nd submission; but I REALLY wouldn't forgive myself if I didn't include Cash Wheeler here. Lastly, please just remove my previous vote for TJP. He's OUT of my Top 100 GWE with Cash's inclusion here." Carlos "Versatility, longevity, highest peaks, good face and heel, elevates every match he's in." D #1 The Greatest Wrestler Ever Terry Funk 2016 Ranking: 2 [+1] 2006 Ranking: 11 [+10] Points: 50790 Points per Vote: 111.9 Votes: 454, 94.78% of Ballots Top 3-10-25 Votes: 192-323-398 Standard Deviation: 15.6 Nomination Thread: Terry Funk High Vote: 1 High Voters: Corey, Jamaal Artis, Bruno Stroszek, lucharaisedme, MatoCC14, Shogen, Darren Richardson, Larry Yacht, Robert Scoville, David Brodie, Bunnie , Rafa, Jake Oultram, John, e , Brett Thousand, Harry, Marilyn of Death, Norm, Debbie, Kelly Nelson, Jared, willvswrestling, jon, El Hijo de Johnny Hotbody, Alexis, Brandon Collard, mikeawesomemike, Mattsdmf, BerzerkPanda, CHOOSE DEATH, Craig Spencer, Travis, Ryan, Liar Hip, Christopher Donaldson, Trent Williams, Hollinger, BJ Hatch , Sam Brown, CRP Unionist, Eric Larnick, CM Bussmann, oldcasper, Mysterious and Handsome Grappler, Josh Goldberg, Jeremy Clark, ed c, Steven Campbell, FUJIWARASMIRK, Tim, Jamesie, Sinj Throwaway, Elliott, Joey Phelan, Michael Z, Colette Arrand, EnviousStupid, Alejandro Valadez, CorndogVachon, Samuel Kendall , Felix Kohlenberg, TERMINATOR ENTRANCE, Chaka, Caio, Garbage, Angel, Icaro, soba, Russell S. Grosse, Freddy, maycon, Waldo > Fritz, Sean Whittaker, Mr. Balls, Kevin Lyon, Nope, Arturo Galletti, Nicholas Yeoman, Daiem, John Morton, Scarlet, Runaway5fan, Daniel Ackermann, Oliver Hayhoe, Tim Akins, billdifferen, El Boricua, Daniel Mazzeu, Shane Price, Sportofdings "In every aspect of the industry, he excelled. He had almost no down periods that weren't self inflicted and immediately bounced back from, such as his run in Hollywood in the late 80s. He has influenced so many others with his work, and no one else I've ever watched has entertained me more." Corey "The longevity plus the accolades that stretch from 1970’s to almost the 2000’s…A traveling NWA Champion to the Godfather of Hardcore…The Funker is the greatest." Jamaal Artis "Funk's record speaks for itself across multiple decades and styles. Number one forever, forever, forever!" Bruno Stroszek "I see wrestling as an artistic form of human expression and nobody was more human and expressed more in the ring than the Funker. The fundamental wrestler to watch, the Lighthouse that shows us the promise land of what wrestling should be." MatoCC14 "He’s terry funk, but really, insane longevity, one of the greatest grapplers ever, had 2 of my GMEC, one of the greatest underdogs ever while also being a GREAT heel, was one of the pioneers of deathmatch and hardcore wrestling, the way he perfected his style of wrestling around how his body was treating him is phenomenal, i could cut his career into 3 sections: his Gaijen Run, his NWA run, his Deathmatch run, and they would all be my #1 #2 #3 in my GWE voting. He’s terry funk dude." Shogen "He embodies the magic of pro wrestling at every level. He seemed to get it more than anybody else. But" Darren Richardson "Because he is" Larry Yacht "A guy that has a match for anyone. Has maybe the largest catalog of essential matches." Robert Scoville "All facets of a great pro wrestler who did it better longer" David Brodie "Overall versatility, longevity, great promos, character work and in ring work." Rafa "No one does it like terry" Jake Oultram "I don't think it's a contest. In terms of work, being a phenomenal babyface and heel, longevity, being a unique performer in the most true sense, there will never be anyone like Terry Funk. He was everything that was great about professional wrestling." John "There is no category of judgment that you can use when it comes to pro wrestling that Terry Funk didn't excel at. He was the best at everything. A no brainer. It's a common choice because it's the truth." e "Longevity, stylistic diversity, willingness to learn and evolve, in-ring work, promos, character." Brett Thousand "Nobody more consistently good for so many years" Harry "Terry Funk, to me, is the greatest wrestler of all time because he's the blueprint for everything that makes wrestling great. It feels like he's not only innovated half the sport, but he was also the best at the stuff he innovated. Southern wrestling? Deathmatches? Big gaijin tag epics? Terry could do it all and better than everyone else in the history of wrestling." Marilyn of Death "Embodiment of the sport" Debbie "Best all rounder in the history of the sport." Jared "The most raw and emotional and enthralling wrestler to ever lace up a pair of boots. A phenomenally endearing, enchanting babyface and a magnificently cowardly stooging heel. His facials are world class, his technical ability is world class, his brawling is world class, his selling is world class, he’s just the complete package, maybe the most complete wrestler to ever live. If you take any one period of his career on its own he makes the top fifty. If you take them all together, for me he just has to be number one. As far as I’m concerned, Terry Funk is pro wrestling." willvswrestling "I have 10 matches from the Funker in my Top 100 GME + longevity + did everything in pro wrestling." Alexis "Because he evolved as the business evolved. Could go any style. Could cut any promo. A man who define and defies pro wrestling." Brandon Collard "He is everything a wrestler could and should be. He was able to work just about any style that was available to him. He could be the most sympathetic babyface, a vicious heel, a comedy heel, great traveling NWA champion, a badass and a coward. He could do it all." Mattsdmf "He’s just the Funkin’ greatest! Throughout numerous decades, numerous evolutions of character and alignment, whether it was America, Puerto Rico, or Japan, Terry Funk was everything he said to be. One of the best brawlers of all time, with incredible punches and relentless brutality, and a great sense of environmental plunder spots that would later serve him in further affairs through FMW and ECW. He was an incredible seller, often times leading into something akin to slapstick, but his timing and his continued fighting spirit while selling and pumping always kept it to where you can appreciate the whimsy and the brutality in his performance. He’s also one of the greatest tag wrestlers of all time, doing it so well whether against Abdullah and Sheik with brother Dory Jr. in Japan, or aligning with Cactus Jack to fight the early-days New Age Outlaws. I can’t say enough words to the greatness of Terry Funk. His legacy is forever. Forever. Forever." Craig Spencer "The best at what he did for the longest. Perfect promo ability, wrestling, match catalog, influence, and he's also a fucking nut. Wrestling's crazy grandpa." Ryan "Longevity with great matches on tape from 1970s to 2010s. Seamless whether playing great crowd endearing babyface or nasty kickass heel. Runs in AJPW in 80s, NWA 1989, indy run from 90-94, ECW 93-97, had great matches in 1998 WWF (hard bar to climb in that era.) and all the way up into the late 00's. The most entertaining wrestler I have ever come across. My wrestling hero." BJ Hatch "I have not watched as much of Terry Funk as I would like but everything I have watched of his I have loved, he posses everything that I value in a wrestler in spades. Perhaps most tellingly though three of my four all time favourite wrestlers name his as the wrestler they think is the greatest ever. If it is good enough for them then it is good enough for me." Sam Brown "Nobody evolved with the times like Funk. Classics across multiple decades. Delivered constant entertainment up to his final twilight days. Consistency. Versatility. Moved through the wrestling business like a real outlaw, without ever losing his integrity. Upstanding moral character in a business that sorely lacks it. Rugged Texas toughness. The brawls. The promos. Everything with Lawler, everything with Foley, everything with Flair, everything with Onita. Middle aged and crazy. Exploding barbed wire. The moonsault. The piledriver. The punches. The spinning toe hold. The spinning ladder move. The flaming branding iron. The plastic bag. Ennio Morricone. Desperado. Chainsaw Charlie. Double Cross Ranch. Funk U. Forever. Forever. Forever." Eric Larnick "Terry Funk did it all, in every territory, in every type of match, at a higher level, for longer than any other wrestler ever. He was an innovator. He was adaptable. He was always a step ahead of his peers in terms of having his pulse on the business. You can watch him as touring NWA champ, as top gaijin tag team with his brother in NJPW, as King of the Death Match, as Middle Aged & Crazy, etc, etc and always enjoy it while marveling at his work, his promos, his toughness. He had classics with everyone. He did it all." CM Bussmann "I value drama, storytelling, and creativity over everything else in wrestling. I've never found anyone who fulfills those desires as much as Terry Funk." Jeremy Clark "The best to ever do it" ed c "The embodiment of pro wrestling, among the very best ever at every relevant aspect of wrestling, unique charisma, incredible passion in his craft, tremendous and varied catalogue of great matches and all-time classics." Tim "Terry Funk defines pro-wrestling in a way no one else does." Elliott "Struggling to think of what to say here that doesn’t sound totally reductive at this point. The king. Without a doubt the wrestler I am most consistently entertained by on a moment to moment basis. A modern day folk hero. I wish I could hear how they speak about him in 100 years time." Joey Phelan "I mean, why wouldn’t he be? Some day someone will find footage of his NWA title run in a basement in Amarillo and we’ll have an even more complete picture of a man whose heart and soul and body and mind were 100% pure professional motherfucking wrestling and it’ll be like “well holy shit.” The fact that he seemed so consistently surprised, later in life, to find that anyone remembered him or thought so highly of him is wild. How can you be that goddamn good and not know it?" Colette Arrand "The most versatile wrestler I've ever seen. Has arguments as the greatest all-time babyface and heel, being such in remarkably distinct and unique ways (the most over face as a gaijin in 70s/80s Japan, and an excellent heel across small territory stints). The Funks are an all-time tag team, with much of it owed to how Terry works those matches. Excelled across a broad range of styles over the years, adapting well to both physical limitations and the shifting trends of the industry. No one else moves or reacts quite like Terry Funk, including his imitators who still went on to find varying levels of success. A 1-of-1 talent whose work on footage still hasn't ceased to amaze." EnviousStupid "This might be more of a subjective answer, cause we all know of his in-ring abilty, but the thing that makes him the epytome of pro-wrestling to me is verily his command of the ring itself. There's not a single match in his career that wasn't primarily a Terry Funk match, then everyone else's. His charisma, presence and pace demanded the attention of the crowds as much as the other wrestler's ability to wrestler around them. That, to me, translates to passion, grandeur and wrestling's particularity as an artform: to find resolution in violence." Alejandro Valadez "It's Terry Funk. It's always been Terry Funk." Samuel Kendall "Funk is larger than life but consistent and believable, played every role imaginable over the course of decades and did them all better than almost anyone. His work leaps off the screen." Chaka "Not only has he been great in 4 different decades he's the only wrestler that I can't point to a flaw or significant weakness. He was just incredible at every facet of wrestling." Caio "There has never been a wrestler with a better amount of quality and quantity. Terry Funk is a magical wrestler, when he steps in the ring, when his legs buckle and his fists fly you are transported to a world of childlike wonder, where you can't help but buy into every single movement. Every headbutt, uppercut, armdrag, and punch feel alive in a way no other wrestler can quite make you feel. For me at least, Terry Funk is the greatest wrestler of all time." Angel "because, for me, Funk is pretty much the one wrestler who embodies what pro-wrestling is. you cannot separate the person from the wrestler because Funk lived wrestling. he is the wrestler who made me fall in love with wrestling again, making me go deeper and deeper into older wrestling eras and learning from them, seeing how many things that we see and like were already being used or made by Terry during his time as an active wrestler." Icaro "He's a one of one in the sport. No one has ever felt more 'pro-wrestling' to me." soba "Good punches." Russell S. Grosse "Most consistent performer of all time for my taste, makes you feel every emotion ever and just fucking ruled across multiple evades with a wide variety of opponents and styles. FOREVER." Freddy "Want a definition of what pro wrestling means to me? It's Terry Funk, bloodied, calling out Abdullah The Butcher to continue the fight, yelling. It goes beyond selling and so many five-star matches in my concept. Terry Funk evokes feelings and vibrancy in the art. Besides his versatility, he's an all-timer in WCW, FMW, AJPW, and Memphis." maycon "they're Terry Funk" Mr. Balls "The most versatile wrestler no matter the situation he is in and excelled at it." Kevin Lyon "Terry Funk stood out as my one seed above those who are just as deserving (Tenryu, Santito, Kobashi & Danielson) primarily due to his other worldly ability to bump and sell like no other professional wrestler I have seen so far." Nope "Incredible worker everywhere. Magnetic charisma." Arturo Galletti "The case for Funk makes sense to me however you want to judge it- length of time putting on great matches, versatility, peaks etc etc" Nicholas Yeoman "Incredible bumper. at times, a working-class inspiration, and at times, a terrifying madman. transcendent in both roles at the top of the industry for twenty years, and then spent another ten helping establish the style that would act as a precursor to where mainstream wrestling was going." Daiem "Longevity, reinvention, mastery of multiple styles, over for 50 years, promo master." John Morton "Youll never leave a funk match with anything less than THE best." Scarlet "Nobody in this crazy sport gets me more emotionally invested in a match. The best to ever do it." Runaway5fan "Consistently great wrestling over four decades, keeping that level of in ring psychology consistent and making every match feel important no matter which style he was wrestling in, and he wrestled in a whole lot." Oliver Hayhoe "Excels in any role, in any style, against any opponent, in any era. All this applies to Terry Funk who also wrestled for longer but Bryan is why I became a fan so he's my #1." Midas Gloves "Terry Funk is a chameleon of a wrestler for his longevity. There are so many things he's done in the ring, in different rings, with different wrestlers, of different styles. My list gets loose with the actual rankings, and I'm not a completist, I have blind spots. That being said, through the years, it's been clear to me over time who the greatest ever likely is: Terry Funk." Tim Akins "It's Terry Fucking Funk" billdifferen "For me Terry is the embodiment of professional wrestling. He's a guy who thrived during different generations, and wrestled against many people in many different styles. Nobody understood the sport more than Terry, and I have him as my #1 seller ever, which is the thing I value the most, to me selling is the single most important aspect in pro wrestling. The fact he managed to transition into a classic wrestler into a hardcore icon is tremendous as well, and in my opinion, he's the one who mastered every era, decade, country or company in the history of this beautiful sport." Daniel Mazzeu "Was always in sync with what/where wrestling was going and was incredible at everything he did." Sportofdings

Top 25s filtered by the decade people started watching will be posted after the #1/#2 reveal. They are interesting!

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To clarify, top 3 was. Austin was fourth for a LONG time, but Flair jumped him in the last 2 weeks.

#3 Kenta Kobashi 2016 Ranking: 8 [+5] 2006 Ranking: 5 [+2] Points: 39637 Points per Vote: 95.5 Votes: 415, 86.64% of Ballots Top 3-10-25 Votes: 90-206-314 Standard Deviation: 19.9 Nomination Thread: Kenta Kobashi High Vote: 1 High Voters: Boss Rock, Kyle McLaughlin, Tetsujin, Vincente, rind_guardian, Owe R, Austin, Troyvang, Azrael, Microstatistics, Igoras, MC, Daniel, Case Lowe, Noah Martinez, Saúl Costa, Ben C, Uni, Eric, Tall4Life, Ajeki, Leo Violet "The greatest offensive wrestler. Not just in how many cool moves he did and how impeccable they looked, but knowing when and how to use them. Everyone talks about how Kobashi only did the Burning Hammer seven times, but how many times did he actually do the Orange Crush? The antithesis of the GMSI ethos. And as indulgent as the King's Road style could be, Kobashi was the king of making every match feel like a dramatic, meaningful spectacle. Not only that, but he's the greatest babyface. He's the greatest seller. He wrestled in both the greatest singles match and greatest tag match ever. Simply put, Kenta Kobashi is the greatest wrestler ever." Boss Rock "I've never seen anyone at his best better than him; even more: I've never seen anyone at his best asmany times throughout their careers as I've seen Kobashi at his very best. At the end of the day, he's the most "yeah he has to be #1 with a performance like THAT one" wrestler I've seen. He goes out there and goes all fucking out every single time, trying his best to win or die trying. Also, he's the one that made me cry the most during his matches/moments, and I'm definitely not a crying guy while interacting with media." Tetsujin "Apart of the greatest match of all time (vs Misawa in 03), had the greatest title reign of all time, involved in some of the most legendary and memorable rivalries ever, had countless career years even some of the other all time greats could only dream of having, had the best match on arguably the best wrestling PPV of all time (vs Kensuke, NOAH Destiny 2005), sold out the Budokan after beating cancer. Just truly the GOAT. He also has a beautiful smile " Owe R "Really long career peak, in some of the best matches ever, and Kobashi never let me down in every match I watched for the project over the last 10 years." Austin "He’s just amazing. It’s almost hard to put into words. His offense is great and hard-hitting. He is also a great seller and can take a good beating. I love to watch him and know I’ll be in for a good one when I throw a match of his on." Troyvang "No wrestler has truly worked as an out and out baby face with a work rate like Kobashi’s. The man had at least one all timer match in his catalogue from 1993 to about 2005. In my eyes, that’s enough to warrant him the top spot." Azrael "The most unassailable output in history coupled with most sound fundamentals." Microstatistics "No one have more great matches and better story." Igoras "Kenta Kobashi (not-so) simply is the master of almost everything necessary to be GWE. The work is undeniable, even to his biggest detractors. Kobashi has 15+ years of the highest work that the industry has scene and proved it not only against the likes of Misawa or Kawada, but against lesser tier wrestlers such as Yoshinari Ogawa, Yuji Nagata & Tamon Honda. Kobashi's work would remain some of the best of all time in 1998, let alone reaching another peak in his career that would sustain generations of good will. Kobashi has quality and quantity. Kobashi was always innovative and creative. He would also mix combative stiff wrestling with emotional storytelling in ways very few could convincingly match. Kobashi's body of work, talent and legacy defies belief. Kobashi is #1 for me." MC "I've went back and forth on this a lot with my top 3, the margin is razor thin and I was watching right up till I submitted. In that time, Kobashi just made me feel that little extra excitement in his matches so I put him #1. When he clenches his fists and launches into a comeback, there's no one I root for more." Daniel "No one is like Kenta Kobashi. Many have tried. Maybe have even come close at times. But no one has ever encapsulated what being the perfect pro wrestler is quite like the Orange Crush himself. Kobashi can fit himself into any rule and play it better than anyone else. He can be the best babyface ever, complete with maybe THE best shine and/or hot tag any babyface has ever produced. 6-Man Tags (Super Generation Army vs. TsurutaGun 1990-1992), Tag Teams (w/Tsuyoshi Kikuchi vs. Can Am Express for the All Asia Tag Team Championships 5/25/92) , Singles Matches (vs. Misawa 2003, vs. Joe 2006), Kobashi has been involved in the pinnacles of all of them. Multiple matches that you can argue are the greatest to ever happen in the history of the sport. You could also argue he has the greatest world title reign the sport has ever seen, as he held the GHC Heavyweight Championship for 735 days, making 13 successful title defenses. Kobashi can make himself look smaller against monsters, he can make himself look like a killer when he needs too and do whatever inbetween. Also can be a great brutish heel that can straight up bully someone (vs. KENTA 9/10/04). He’s really good on the mat, can hit a moonsault like Essa Rios, revolutionized striking by being a master of the chops and has an unmatched power game complete with crazy suplexes and slams. He also has taken some of the nastiest bumps the sport has ever seen (Suplex on apron vs. Saito 10/24/04, top rope lariat vs. Hansen 7/29/93, THAT Misawa ramp bump). When you look at the overall package when it comes to between the ropes, Kobashi is that to a tee. The way he’s able to drag emotions out of people and just use a simple yell and a pump of the fist to make the people rise to their feet is inspiring to watch." Noah Martinez "He put his body on the line every single time, be it in All Japan or NOAH, beat cancer multiple times (to the detriment of his wrestling career, but health is paramount in wrestling) and he books one of the most fun produce shows every year with Fortune Dream." Saúl Costa "Perfect all-round pro wrestler. If I had to only watch one wrestler's matches for the rest of my life it would be Kobashi." Ben C "no one has his resume" Eric "He is a true superhero come to life, and whether he's an underdog fighting for a comeback, a hero waiting for a hot tag, or the final boss, he excelled at all roles. Perfect, diverse moveset. Humongous aura. If God were real, his perfect wrestler would be Kenta Kobashi." Tall4Life "He was one of the best mid card wrestlers in the early 90s. Then he would go on to become one of the greatest babyfaces of all time. His selling, expressions, his fire just felt so alive and real. Like you couldn't hate him. Great variety in opponents. Unfathomable aura. Could be the underdog (despite his size) or the Final Boss. Also he beat brain cancer." Ajeki

#4 "Nature Boy" Ric Flair 2016 Ranking: 1 [-3] 2006 Ranking: 8 [+4] Points: 38515 Points per Vote: 91.7 Votes: 420, 87.68% of Ballots Top 3-10-25 Votes: 56-190-312 Standard Deviation: 20.9 Nomination Thread: Ric Flair High Vote: 1 High Voters: Eduardo Soto, bustedquad, Shannon Steward, Filipo Guzman, Kevin Held, Oliver, Jim Fannin, Lyle Jones, Thomas Brown, Nathan Hickey, Jesse Velasquez, Steven, Darren Lynch, BackToBionic, Conor Keary, Marty "Superstar" Sleeze, MCP, Level 50 Slowbro, Christopher, Vincent Dumont, Dan Martin, toukon.org founder, Jimmy Jimbo, Arthur Campos, Jon Burr "Flair carried NWA for almost 10 years and made a big part of the success of many territories, include PR, WCCW, JCP and Memphis. From my perspective, delivered most 5* matches than any other, and had multiple great runs (80' s acroos promotions, early 90's in WWF, WCW return, etc). He is the passion personificated for this sport." Eduardo Soto "I started watching wrestling when I was 3, became more cognizant of what I was watching around the middle of the WWF New Generation era, and started posting online around 2001. I’ve rated and reviewed wrestling for over 15 years, and in the last 3, have begun watching everything I possibly could. Wrestlers and promotions I had heard of but never seen, or even cases of discovering things I was totally unaware about prior to 2023. And I went all that way, traveled all of those internet miles, just to find that the same truth stood in front of me now like it did in every year prior: Ric Flair is the greatest professional wrestler of all time. Nobody has gotten me to elicit emotion over wrestling matches like has. Nobody has drawn my attention towards the small nuances of what does and doesn’t work more than Flair. He’s gotten criticized about allegedly having “the same match for 30 years” but brother guess what, coca-cola’s been the same formula for most of the last century, and the one time they deviated from it, it almost bankrupt them. There are others whose highs I may like more, but none of Flair’s lows reach down as far as those same people. He is the standard bearer for what can make the in ring product great, in my opinion." bustedquad "Ability to carry anyone, hardest worker every night in addition to classics." Shannon Steward "When I originally started exploring the Territories he was my Go-To-Wrestler. Despite everyone else I've seen since he seems to be creeping up. Always." Oliver "He traveled the world as champion and wrestled everyone and was the best talker I saw when I was becoming a fan. He could make me care about matches against wrestlers I didn't even care about. The majority of my favorite memories when I think about wrestling revolve around a match/angle/promo that involved Ric Flair." Jim Fannin "The goal of each "character" in professional wrestling should be to be THE GUY, to be THE CHAMPION. It's not the amount of reigns that Flair had. It's how important the belt felt because he held it. And when he held it. Every one of his major feuds revolved around the title, and he has so many noteworthy feuds. If we look at pro wrestling as a storytelling medium, maybe no one other individual person has contributed to the storybook of wrestling in a greater and more meaningful way." Lyle Jones "Because he entertained me more, and for a longer period of time, than any other wrestler. Also defined what 'good wrestling' was when I started caring more about match quality in 95-96. Has many entries near the top on my all time favorite matches list." Thomas Brown "His showmanship, charisma, drawing power and ability to work with so many different styles of performer are what make him the greatest to ever do it." Jesse Velasquez "Best Heel of All time, Strong Babyface. Excellent Travelling Champion. Versatile against many different wrestlers. Love how he builds a match. He makes 30-60 minutes fly by. The way he changes strategies (straight wrestling, uptempo rope running, strikes, crowding in the corner, using the outside and cheating). Great at brawling and championship style wrestling. Amazing Longevity. He is the Usual Suspect for the reason because he is the Greatest of All Time." Marty "Superstar" Sleeze "Because he has put on more great matches then anyone else in history, is wildly entertaining & quotable on the mic, and is in my opinion the physical embodiment of what makes Wrestling so great." MCP "Curt Hawkins did an interview once, talking about his early days in the WWE tagging with Zack Ryder. They worked a house show cage match against HBK and Ric Flair, and despite the PG limitations, Flair bladed anyways. A real gusher. Hawkins says he and Ryder got back to the locker room, covered in the now geriatric Flair’s blood. And they looked at each other and didn’t want to get changed. He admits only a weirdo wrestling fan would ever understand, how being covered in a 60 year old man’s blood was one of the most powerful moments of their professional lives. But we understand. Anyone filling out this form understands. They weren’t just two job guys who worked a match with a blade job. They were acolytes at the altar of pro wrestling. And they were bathed in the blood of a god. In the countless documentaries on him, his peers make it clear that Richard Morgan Fliehr no longer exists. That man has been subsumed entirely into the idea of Ric Flair. There is no kayfabe. There is no artifice. There is Ric Flair, the greatest professional wrestler who ever lived. He has multiple claims to having been in the best match ever wrestled. He has multiple claims to have cut the best promo ever cut. He has succeeded in every city, every town, every venue he has ever wrestled in from Pittsburgh to Pyongyang, and done so on a schedule that will never be replicated again. Others on this list will be measured by their contributions to pro wrestling. For their work in the sphere of pro wrestling. But Ric Flair is pro wrestling. In every aspect, in every metric, he exemplifies what the art form is, and could be if one has the ability to make their vision manifest. Ric Flair is the greatest wrestler of all time." Level 50 Slowbro "Insane body of work over a long period of time. Almost always on top, in title picture. Crazy charisma, mic skills. The total package. Could work with anyone at any time." Christopher "The Nature Boy. His character work as a heel, his longevity, his in-ring ability. Greatest ever WOOOOO !!!" Vincent Dumont "Longevity, Titles, Charisma, Fame, In-ring ability." Dan Martin "The platonic ideal of a pro-wrestler. His interview style consists of flexing his watches, jackets, shoes. He wrestles like an Olympic athlete, you may be stronger or tougher than Flair, but no one has the pace or cardio to go as long as he can. Undeniable swag, aura, steeze. He should be #1 forever. " toukon.org founder "The best between the ropes, and on the mic with fantastic performances in 5 different decades." Jimmy Jimbo "The greatest ever nedds to be an apotheosis that defies notions of time and style, he needs to draw you into a match, and after you're hooked you need to be just as engaged during the bout. Ric Flair does it all from the most complex to the simplest things in and out of the ring, this is why he is the greatest to ever do it." Arthur Campos "A tired and, with regards to the state of things, decidedly unfashionable pick, yet I just keep coming back to the unbelievable career, with most of his prime barely making tape. No holes in his game and the archetypal wrestler, with every facet of his bejeweled career worth exploring." Jon Burr

#5 "Stone Cold" Steve Austin 2016 Ranking: 24 [+19] 2006 Ranking: 16 [+11] Points: 36489 Points per Vote: 82.6 Votes: 442, 92.28% of Ballots Top 3-10-25 Votes: 39-144-268 Standard Deviation: 21.3 Nomination Thread: Steve Austin High Vote: 1 High Voters: Sport Fanatic, pto, Josh Lerner, Brayden, Jack Bracegirdle, blatantlywhite, Daniel, tacccomeat, Next Day, warpenguin, Juan, Liam "He made me love wrestling. There isn't a single thing he can't do in and out of the ring. Just the best at all aspects of wrestling and one of the biggest draws of all time." Josh Lerner "His sheer connection to the fans, led the biggest company ever during their best period ever. Also criminally underrated in the ring, has one of the best mania matches ever and even when he came back with KO at WM38 he tore the house down. A part of 2 of the most iconic rivalries of all time with McMahon and Rock." Jack Bracegirdle "The complete package, man. Steve Austin is THAT fucking guy to me. Everyone obviously points to the WM13 match with Bret as one of the best ever, and while I do agree, Austin still has a strong resume of matches that I love. Couple of examples being vs. The Rock at WM17 and vs. Dude Love at In Your House: Over The Edge '98. Personal guilty pleasure match of mine is vs. Vince/Shane at KotR '99. You can talk about promos all day ("You treat me like a dog and expect me to smile..." + "I'm gonna be the superstar that I always knew that I could be" being my top two) and talk about the character work (personally peaked in late '96-early '97), but there's no person I'd rather watch an in-ring performance from than Steve Austin. He's the GOAT, and my GOAT." blatantlywhite "Became one of the hottest wrestlers at his peak, incredible adaptability of his wrestling style as he went from great pre injury to great post injury. Has some of the greatest matches ever like his ones with bret at wm and ss. Everything from promo work to in-ring psychology seemed like second nature to him." Daniel "To me, Steve Austin represents the very essence of 'wanting it' that separates a good wrestler from great, and a great wrestler from the greatest. Regardless of the period of his career, Austin approaches everything that he does with a poise that makes you *feel* everything that he brings to the table. One of the most unique wrestlers as far as distinct mannerisms go, I watch Austin wrestle and hardly do I ever see instances of wasted movement on his end. Even in his most chaotic performances, there is a level of deliberate act that helps you retain your immersion. Steve Austin is without a doubt the Michael Jordan of professional wrestling, you can put him anywhere on the floor and he'll find a way to excel. Watching Austin wrestle makes me feel that same competitive drive that Jordan, an athlete in a non-predetermined sport, possessed. If I published this to an outside circle; that may sound crazy, but it's the truth. Sure, Steve may know the result of the match but Steve Austin the character fought like his life depended on it as Stone Cold or approached the match with a master-like strategy tactic as Stunning Steve. I appreciate wrestlers that I feel like I can deeply analyze and Austin has always been one of them. There are a ton of variables that play into why I consider Austin the greatest wrestler ever. I think adversity is one of the most important factors for why I value a wrestler, and the way of which Austin transitions his style post-neck injury and continues his greatness encapsulates why he is what he is. He played Southern grounded grappler so well and it goes without saying that he's one of the best brawlers to grace a ring. Austin represents everything that I love about wrestling. The down, dirty, and impassioned part of it. You're either all the way in, or you're all the way out. You can't go halfway, and Steve Austin sure as hell didn't go halfway." tacccomeat "Whatever criteria you want to use, Steve Austin has the argument for being the very best! Biggest draw? Best on the mic? Most entertaining matches? Biggest feud? Memorable Moments? Merchandise? Catchphrases? Versatility? Believability? Entrance music? Humor? Selling? Intensity? He simply has it all. From a mid card talent, to a tag team specialist, to the biggest star in the sport. Dead serious on the mic, but also hilarious. Whatever you need on the card, even when he feels paralyzed…Steve Austin is like door dash. He will always deliver." Juan

#6 Genichiro Tenryu 2016 Ranking: 13 [+7] 2006 Ranking: 21 [+15] Points: 35628 Points per Vote: 97.1 Votes: 367, 76.62% of Ballots Top 3-10-25 Votes: 82-197-282 Standard Deviation: 19.1 Nomination Thread: Genichiro Tenryu High Vote: 1 High Voters: Kas, Stump, Suvam, João Eduardo, akuma, jom, OrphanStar, George, Will, LucasThing, Cole, Simon (HW), Nolan / @Nolan_EXE, Mason R, Seán, Four Pillars of Hell, Justin, t gentleman, Justin " What HASN'T Genichiro Tenryu done exactly? The man started being great in 1981, and kept that trend ongoing until around about 30 years later until 2011 where he had to have his hip explode to finally stop having incredible matches, as if God himself was getting jealous, and then he kept having them anyway after that! Seldom few have really done it all like he did, and to be frank Tenryu was one of the few who out of all of them really felt like he did everything remotely possible and then some. Greatest feuds, the greatest longevity bar only maybe 1 person (you can maybe guess who) and an abundance of must-watch material make him my #1. Consistency is king in my ring and Tenryu is frankly the best to ever do it in that regard." Stump " Because he is grumpy and he rearranges people's jaw with his punches." Suvam " No one was as consistently good for so long. One of the best wrestlers in the world for 20+ years." João Eduardo " Tenryu's longevity is a defining factor, as well as his incredible consistency having loads of genuine Match of The Year, and Match of The Decade contenders in the 39 years that he was active." akuma " Rugged perfection. Tenryu is boundlessly capable in all facets of professional wrestling, yet retains a level of roughness that makes all of his work feel genuine. Very few have ever been able to emote and physically communicate a story to such an incredible degree. Very few have ever presented such high physicality in their in-ring work. Very few have ever balanced strength and weakness to feel like the strongest wrestler alive while still coming off as vulnerable when on the back foot. Nobody else has ever done all of those things at the same time and at the same level as Tenryu. Plus, he carried himself at such a high level for his entire career. You can find fantastic performances from the mid-70s, all the way to his retirement in 2015. Not only the best ever, but a step above everyone else." jom " Insane longevity , sense of hierarchy, add a sense of gravita at all his matches, punche people in the face. Someone on PWO said, "There's always something to love about a Tenryu performance, regardless of the era, the opponent, or the setting." And I agree 100%." OrphanStar " Incredible consistency, longevity, flawless in his style, able to get incredible matches out of so many different kinds of opponents, basically great until the very end." George " Looks like a debt collector. He matches up well with just about anyone. Wild brawls, shoot style, NJPW epics, whatever. He’s able to bring it whilst remaining that authentic Tenryu and bringing the best out of his opponent." Will " He was one of the best in the world for the better part of 30 years including having an incredible retirement match. Most critically over some of the other guys near the top, once he got good he did not have an era where I was pissed off at him for having bad matches or giving too much to other wrestlers. Always protected himself in that way and it translated to incredible matches when guys could get one over on him. Great both in his early career climbing the mountain all the way through his late period as the grumpiest old man of all time who just punches guys in the fucking face." Cole " The meanest and most hateful, also an incredible babyface, with a knack for bringing the evil out of everyone else he was ever in the ring with. The rare wrestler that's great from start to finish." Simon (HW) " The feeling that arises from watching a Tenryu match can not be compared as you watch a man without any regard for his opponents, nor himself in some cases. The stoic facials, the jaw-crunching punches, the knife edge chops directly to the throat, Tenryu is exactly what you want out of a pro wrestling badass. His offense feels incredibly innovative yet simple, feeling like he's coming up with new ways to attack while in the ring yet keeping to his signature moveset of Powerbombs, Lariats, and Backdrops. The catalog of performances Tenryu has over four decades is only rivaled by Terry Funk. An incredibly unique wrestler who you're interested to see how his opponents will handle his offense in every match. Will they reach Tenryu's level and smack the old man in the face with all they have? Or will they have their soul snatched from their by a man with no change in expression. Tenryu IS pro wrestling emotion. He embodies struggle, heart, determination, and grit. When I need to remember why pro wrestling is the greatest, I watch Tenryu." Nolan / @Nolan_EXE " A singular worker. One of the most important wrestlers ever, a best-in-the-world candidate for at least five of the 40-something years he was truly great. Easiest pick of my life." Four Pillars of Hell " His Style of wrestling just suits me the most. He has great versatility and had great matches against nearly every top star in his era." Justin " has had an unbelievable number of ****+ matches with top guys from many promotions" t gentleman

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#7 Stan Hansen 2016 Ranking: 3 [-4] 2006 Ranking: 10 [+3] Points: 32866 Points per Vote: 81.6 Votes: 403, 84.13% of Ballots Top 3-10-25 Votes: 22-115-258 Standard Deviation: 22.3 Nomination Thread: Stan Hansen High Vote: 1 High Voters: JB, Steven X, Lê Hữu Quân, Johnny Waltom, KFG " Beautiful violence. Every time I've ever seen Stan Hansen work, I've been captivated. He seems simultaneously out of control and completely logical within the structure of a match. He does exactly what he should do in most matches. His exhaustion and brutality are unmatched. Every match he's in feels like a fight to the end without looking ridiculous or overbooked. There is no wrestler in history that I could watch on replay without getting bored more consistently than the #1: Stan Hansen." JB " Incredible number of high level performances, incredible sense of Actual Danger, multiple decades as one of the biggest stars, blah blah blah. Anyway, ha ha ha lariat go brrr." Steven X " A young fan like myself watching the more modern wrestling always wondered how it was like back in the day. I found myself digging through old All Japan matches with whatever I could find, and that’s where I ran into Stan Hansen. At first I didn’t get it. He looked wild, almost sloppy, like he was swinging too hard and barely in control, but the more I watched, the more it clicked that he wasn’t sloppy, he was dangerous. Every time he winds up that lariat it doesn’t feel like a move, it feels like something could genuinely go wrong, like the other guy is bracing for impact instead of cooperating, and that’s when it hit me that this doesn’t feel like performance, it feels like survival. Hansen doesn’t try to look good, he doesn’t smooth things out, he just feels real in a way that almost nobody I’ve watched since does, and even in that chaos the matches still build and pull you in until you’re not watching spots anymore, you’re watching someone try to endure him." Lê Hữu Quân " He's just the greatest wrestler ever." Johnny Waltom " Stan Hansen is still pro wrestling at its core. He's not doing worked MMA grappling or death match weapons galore, he's just a big tough bastard of a man who seems like a nonstop bull of fury hitting people as hard as he can no matter how tired how beat down he gets. He's normally constant and consistent violence in a match that makes its feel like a struggle for his opponents but still in the tapings and showmanship of pro wrestling at its biggest and loudest." KFG

#8 Rey Mysterio Jr. 2016 Ranking: 7 [-1] 2006 Ranking: 22 [+14] Points: 31689 Points per Vote: 73.7 Votes: 430, 89.77% of Ballots Top 3-10-25 Votes: 16-72-216 Standard Deviation: 22.2 Nomination Thread: Rey Mysterio Jr. High Vote: 1 High Voters: James Christian, Nick Cavallaro, Stephen G., Mrzfn, Robert Wescott, Connor, Brandon Machado " The first time I saw Rey's work in WCW I literally did not think it was even possible to do things like that with a human body. His contributions to popularising Lucha Libre and it's customs outside of Mexico go without saying but I also think he's a huge, and slightly unspoken, influence on the 'hybrid style' which became the lingua franca of global wrestling in the 2010s and 2020s. Simply put wrestling as we know it today would just not exist without Rey Mysterio Jr. On a personal level it was a tough choice choosing between Rey and Bret for my number one; Bret was the first wrestler I ever loved, the man who introduced me to the entire form and informed much of what I think about it to this day. But Rey ultimately just never fails to *thrill* me, even in his later career (his 2020s WWE run at it's heights is among the lower tier of best stuff he did in his whole career IMHO) His 90s work in AAA, ECW and WCW is tier of the Gods stuff and even if he was never *quite* the same in WWE he was easily among the top five wrestlers in that company for all of the 00s and his matches with Angle, Eddie, Benoit and Edge specifically are among the very best the 'Ruthless Agression era' had to offer. Simply put, he's my favourite wrestler and I think he always will be!" James Christian " From the mid 90s to at least the late 10s, except for that brief period before he got his knees pumped full of stem cells, Mysterio in my view has been consistently one of the very best in the world almost every single year. My pick for the very best in the world in 1996, 2002, and 2009. Like many of the best wrestlers ever, he is extremely adaptable to any opponent and any style, easily mastering WWE style like very few others ever have but also showing an intense level of skill in virtually every major promotion in North America for the past 30 years at one time or another, and even making it over to Japan more than a few times. A trailblazer both in terms of size and in terms of integrating traditional lucha libre with American style, his classic matches and feuds are too numerous to mention, and whether WWE liked to admit it or not a critical part of upholding the good parts of their brand during many low periods. Insane longevity, insane peaks, insane global success despite starting out with what appeared on paper as steep barriers to success, specifically his size and race. A true shining star in every respect, Mysterio is #1." Mrzfn " Real life superhero. Was the coolest dude as a kid in the WWE, felt like a giant when he left the WWE and was traveling the world during my teenage years and still going strong today. Years of being great before I was even born. It’s Rey all day." Robert Wescott " Innovative career spanning 4 decades, impactful during every stage of his career, and continuously showcased a style never before seen to American audiences." Connor " Few wrestlers have maintained the consistency that Rey has, in addition to being an icon that transgressed pretty much every crossover hurdle that one could have endured during the past 35+ years of this wonderful art/sport. Rey in and outside of the ring is the embodiment of determination, heart, and perseverance, and the ultimate babyface." Brandon Machado

#9 Bret "Hitman" Hart 2016 Ranking: 17 [+8] 2006 Ranking: 9 [-] Points: 31324 Points per Vote: 77.3 Votes: 405, 84.55% of Ballots Top 3-10-25 Votes: 27-101-214 Standard Deviation: 23.0 Nomination Thread: Bret Hart High Vote: 1 High Voters: Andrew Lacelle, Jake Mook, George Kaplan, Rex, Eric T., Peter Tomlinson, NotJayTabb, Benjamin Conor, Rob Finlay, TheBestThereNeverWillBe, Bobby C, Frankensteiner, Perhaps " The son of a regional promoter, rising up through the dying days of the territory era, Bret was perhaps never destined to attain the stardom that he did - and least of all in Vince McMahon's 'Land of Giants' in New England. But Bret took the path less chosen, and across his 14 year career in the WWF (now WWE) he charted a career second to none. Alongside Jim Neidhart, Bret twice won tag-team gold as the Hart Foundation - besting no less than the British Bulldogs and Demolition in the process. Striking out as a singles wrestler, Bret would add his name to the list of luminaries who held the Intercontinental Title (back in those days) - again besting no less than Mr. Perfect Curt Hennig, and then Rowdy Roddy Piper (he of seldom doing a job fame). In October of 1992, a fortuitous series of events dictated that Bret would be crowned the world champion - and he would do so by going over the 16x Worlds Champion, Ric Flair. From there Bret would stand astride the New Generation era as its predominant figure and champion. He (alongside Undertaker and Shawn) would keep the ship afloat until the days of the Attitude Era could bring the WWE to higher heights. In his era Bret would win the WWF Heavyweight title 5x, tying the record of his predecessor Hulk Hogan - in an era when the world title wasn't just hot potatoed constantly. What lingers most though is Bret's artistry in the ring - a true mat technician, operating within McMahon's outlandish world was an auspicious pairing. But it generated magic in such classics as v Perfect (Summerslam 91; King of the Ring 93); Davey (Summerslam 92; IYH 95); Diesel (Survivor Series 95); Owen (WM X; Summerslam 94 in the cage); Piper (WM VIII); Shawn (WM XII); Austin (Survivor Series 96; WM 13); Taker (One Night Only 97) to mention only the most noteworthy. Bret is cited for not being a great promo, even by himself. But what he achieved was an honest, forthright connection with the audience (not something that can be compared to anyone of today's era) such that when he turned heel, the effect was substantive. Bret may well have had the greatest heel turn of all time. It happened not too far on the heels of Hogan's even-more famous turn in '96 in WCW. And yet, as momentous as that was, I recall reading one time someone posing 'what was really Hogan's motivation to turn heel?' - that was really something that was kind of just swept over. Whereas with Bret, near Shakespearean levels were plumbed in fomenting Bret's growing disgust over the 'heel turn' the American audience was making. He and Shawn engaged in what could almost be described as a first amendment debate on Raw in 97 - the two sides being essentially 'the right to be crass' versus 'the responsibility (if it exists) to rise above that'. Quiet heady for professional wrestling in the late 90s. Speaking of arch--rival Shawn, they of course had an unmatched professional, and personal rivalry - but Bret had nearly equally amazing rivalries with Owen and Austin that I would rank among the top 10 in WWE history. The Hart Foundation (the 97 group) remains one of the great unsung stables ever. The shades; the pink; the sharpshooter; 'the best there is, the best there was...' - Everyone has their favorites - part of what makes being a wrestling fan a great experience is getting to debate all those points out with others. For me, Bret hasn't been matched." George Kaplan " Bret Hart had a fundamental quality in the ring that was undeniable from the beginning of his career. While it took a few years for him to start coming into his own, once he got there, it was like a train that couldn’t be stopped. He just kept getting better and better, not only as a tag team wrestler, but as a singles wrestler as well. Bret Hart had close competition from Volk Han for the #1 spot, and what put him over the top was his ability to make the WWF feel “real” in the context of the style at the time. He wasn’t Akira Maeda or anything, but when American wrestling was feeling increasingly cartoonish and superfluous, Bret was able to mold an audience around the idea that a match could feel “real” in the sense of struggle, emotion, and personal stake while not going against the grain too much (which was probably needed to keep himself at the top of the card). Bret’s ability to do this week in and week out, especially from 1991 to 1997, is remarkable. I fell in love with him as a kid, and that love and belief that he is absolutely the best there ever was never went away despite my evolving tastes in wrestling, especially for wrestling that was even more realistic than what Bret had in mind. Bret Hart has remained the standard I have measured everyone else against. His matches continue to resonate with me, not only for their technical craft but for the emotional weight he brought to the ring. To me, Bret’s legacy as a wrestler and storyteller has only become more impressive in hindsight. I suppose the big ding against Bret would be his post-WWF run, but I don't hold that against him too much, and even in WCW, he still managed to find ways to turn shit into diamonds." Eric T " My absolute boy. Everything he did in ring made sense. I think I’ve watched everything he’s ever done and honestly so little wasted motion. He always cared about making his opponents look good, THE “match with a broom” guy." Peter Tomlinson " Bret is everything I look for in a pro wrestler. Execution looks great, yet is incredibly safe. Everything he does is logical, both in the confines of the match and in the larger picture. He's great at finishes, at callbacks to previous matches, he's a committed seller, very giving to the right opponent and has given a lot of wrestlers their career match. Most importantly for me, he's the wrestler I want to watch the most, and I'm yet to see a wrestler where I think "OK, he's better than Bret"" NotJayTabb " Blended art, pure sports, and the over-the-top characteristics of wrestling to a perfect balance. Never felt unauthentic with anything he did in the ring." Frankensteiner

#10 Mitsuharu Misawa 2016 Ranking: 4 [-6] 2006 Ranking: 7 [-3] Points: 31217 Points per Vote: 81.9 Votes: 381, 79.54% of Ballots Top 3-10-25 Votes: 40-122-235 Standard Deviation: 23.8 Nomination Thread: Mitsuharu Misawa High Vote: 1 High Voters: Zak, Madness, Jesse Collings, Vittero, Dylan, Will, Wrestling Colin, Joe M " Consistent bangers in single and tag matches between 1990-2003, reached a level no one else has imo, someone who understood how to make me emotionally invested in wrestling." Zak " Was consistently involved in GME contenders throughout his prime, giving other ATG wrestlers their best matched in the process. Still capable of doing incredible work before and after his prime. Got crowds reacting however he wanted them to with his wrestling alone. Wrestled a style that perfectly fit his character and role he was given within his company, a style that many ATG wrestlers that came after him would draw inspiration from." Madness " Mitsuharu Misawa exists in the sweet spot between the athleticism and effort that goes into modern wrestling, with the reverence and glamour that comes from wrestling's past. Misawa was not just a god to tape traders and the puro deep-divers of today, he was a deity to the All Japan fans, a heir to the titans that came before him in Giant Baba, Jumbo Tsuruta and Genichiro Tenryu. Subsequent generations of wrestlers may have become more athletic and more cerebral with their work, but something has always been missing with their connection with the audience--the enthusiasm that fans of a bygone era felt for the top star that isn't coming back, and thus Misawa's presence cannot be recreated." Jesse Collings " I thought about this for a long time (like 15 minutes) and I think it is amazing that he transitioned from a 2nd hand Tiger Mask (with great matches) to a decent right hand man to the most dominant champion of the 90s. Then he gets pissed at the company and starts his own company and is such an imposing figure that nobody can succeed him as ace. Then he dies in the ring of a broken neck. Tragic... but apropos. All Japan is my favorite company and the pillars are the reason. Kawada is my favorite but Misawa is the best" Will " Misawa was a man who could have a sold out Budokan in tears and hysterics without changing his facial expression once. Who led the greatest sellout streak of all time, and a company that produced some of the greatest wrestling matches of all time. A man changed the business landscape of pro wrestling Japan forever and gave everything to wrestling -- including his life. His work is thrilling, brutal, emotional, exciting and timeless." Wrestling Colin " I will sometimes go months+ without watching one of his matches and will be watching dragon gate or Ajw or 70s Backlund wwwf defences. Then I will throw on a Misawa match maybe one of the big ones or maybe a smaller cc match or an old man tag. It doesn't matter I will watch how he plays his role in the match and just left in awe of how much he embodies his role for the match, most famously as an Ace but could be big brother in a tag, underdog against larger bully, jr partner or old man legend. His offense, bumping, selling and most of all knowledge of how to construct a match and the timings of transitions have been central to my favourite matches and styles of wrestling. You will be able to see from the rest of my list that I am drawn to 90s wrestling and Japanese wrestling the most and the biggest hook there for me is him. He was my favourite from the first none wwe match I ever saw him Vs Kobashi in 2003 and even without any idea of the backstory or even which guy was which from maybe 2 mins in he became the best wrestler I had ever seen and that has never changed. He is not perfect, nobody is but he remains the best wrestler I have ever seen." Joe M

50-11: Wrestler 2026 2016 Change 2006 Change Points Points Per Vote Votes % Top 3 Votes Top 10 Votes Top 25 Votes Standard Deviation High Vote High Voters Atsushi Onita 50 89 39 129 79 14213 57.8 246 51.36% 5 25 67 26.4 #1 FMUSA GoF, Head in da Sand is da GOAT Volk Han 49 60 11 42 -7 14546 64.9 224 46.76% 6 30 84 25.7 #1 Gennady, Piranha Death Match Killer, Anon Sting 48 113 65 127 79 14652 51.6 284 59.29% 1 15 59 25.4 #3 toukon.org founder Blue Panther 47 69 22 32 -15 14827 58.4 254 53.03% 3 18 78 25.7 #3 Eric T., Jonathan Guevara, Pen Yoshiaki Fujiwara 46 40 -6 119 73 15311 75.8 202 42.17% 13 62 105 24.8 #1 Dommo Meiko Satomura 45 130 85 173 128 15340 60.9 252 52.61% 4 23 79 24.3 #1 Mike Church Andre the Giant 44 51 7 164 120 15598 60.9 256 53.44% 7 39 84 28.0 #1 Steven McMichael, Tommy Gentleman Roddy Piper 43 83 40 153 110 15845 55.8 284 59.29% 1 14 69 23.9 #2 Jenna Funk Tatsumi Fujinami 42 20 -22 58 16 15859 64.7 245 51.15% 7 28 95 24.8 #1 Soalpost, Barbecue, TheDragon98 Manami Toyota 41 85 44 29 -12 15956 63.8 250 52.19% 7 40 100 28.0 #1 ZombieTrashDog, Mark Rodenhurst , Valentin Bonzom LA Park 40 96 56 125 85 16221 58.8 276 57.62% 3 19 86 25.3 #2 Olivia Jon Moxley 39 275 236 16723 54.1 309 64.51% 5 21 69 25.2 #1 TheWumbster, Kerlo Jun Akiyama 38 27 -11 50 12 17537 60.3 291 60.75% 4 18 90 24.9 #1 Cody Milkman, FluffyAvery, Chris O'Brien, Tanner Shawn Michaels 37 31 -6 46 9 18125 66.4 273 56.99% 12 46 112 27.3 #1 Dhruv Chouhan, Kingboat Antonio Inoki 36 132 96 71 35 18294 62.9 291 60.75% 15 42 103 27.7 #1 Bryan, GOTNW, chris gibbons, Garrett Akira Taue 35 26 -9 26 -9 18516 57.9 320 66.81% 2 10 82 23.8 #2 Ben John Cena 34 30 -4 19541 62.8 311 64.93% 13 38 112 26.6 #1 David , Adonis, Comedy Case Chase, Mihir Joshi, cozy, battlart, SZ Nick Bockwinkel 33 16 -17 56 23 19567 74.4 263 54.91% 18 60 140 24.9 #1 trillyrobinson (andy), Matt D, HD, Robert Barry Chigusa Nagayo 32 110 78 39 7 19789 74.1 267 55.74% 16 54 128 23.1 #1 Patrick Kay Bull Nakano 31 61 30 43 12 20129 63.3 318 66.39% 6 37 120 25.9 #2 Cool Nakano, Vicente "Sata", Johnny Waltom, Lespeckly/Speckles Negro Casas 30 22 -8 38 8 20563 77.9 264 55.11% 20 69 141 23.2 #1 Anto, Aubie, Brady, Vicente "Sata", Andy McKeown, WKO_Mike, JR Goldberg, Sam DiMascio Kenny Omega 29 259 230 20653 75.9 272 56.78% 38 79 139 27.7 #1 Alex, Andy C, James Pierce, Luna Bourke, Lukas Edmundson, Scott MacGregor , Kyle Templeton, Nick Johnson, Ryan Duckworth, RICHARD LATTA II, Shane Wakefield, Sujay Patel, Desai Duran Jerry Lawler 28 10 -18 41 13 21161 72.5 292 60.96% 15 61 140 24.2 #1 Sean, Neuromaniacal Kazuchika Okada 27 137 110 21479 70.2 306 63.88% 17 71 139 27.0 #1 Nait Atia, Ogawa Airplane Spin, Monch, Atlas, Rich Kraetsch, Natsumi Shinya Hashimoto 26 23 -3 24 -2 21808 72.5 301 62.84% 7 59 148 22.9 #1 Brock Obama, Ryuma Go, Olivia Jushin Liger 25 6 -19 4 -21 21952 63.6 345 72.03% 8 32 131 24.8 #1 Satanic Boho, JML Ricky Steamboat 24 15 -9 13 -11 23242 63.5 366 76.41% 1 19 129 21.9 #3 Rafa CM Punk 23 46 23 425 402 24064 69.1 348 72.65% 19 70 164 27.8 #1 Ben, Maxwell Tidball, Tommy, Dalton Mack, jadeee, Logan El Hijo del Santo 22 29 7 20 -2 24335 85.7 284 59.29% 28 103 195 21.7 #1 JM, Jose, cad, Tawren/Neil, Reel, Felipe Oliveira Randy Savage 21 18 -3 44 23 24912 69.6 358 74.74% 15 63 156 25.0 #1 Adam, Doug Edwards, Charles, Woebegone Jabroni, The Idiot King Samoa Joe 20 59 39 116 96 26113 66.8 391 81.63% 9 40 150 22.7 #2 Basterd, Lukas Edmundson, Karlsruhe00, Rhys Withhisspoon Jumbo Tsuruta 19 11 -8 1 -18 26387 77.8 339 70.77% 19 74 192 22.0 #1 Samuel, Nick Casaccio, Dylan Fox Mick Foley 18 38 20 70 52 26539 66.2 401 83.72% 10 60 161 25.2 #1 Fluegel, Morgan, Lance, Jack AJ Styles 17 39 22 301 284 26551 71.0 374 78.08% 14 54 174 21.9 #1 John , Jonathan Guevara Akira Hokuto 16 52 36 15 -1 27013 81.6 331 69.10% 27 95 214 21.6 #1 Grimmas, Mike, Kappel Roan, Jennifer, IrelandForDevilMasami, Lespeckly/Speckles, Dylan J. Murray, Rana Vader 15 14 -1 17 2 27648 67.9 407 84.97% 6 45 160 21.8 #2 Robert Scoville, Rex Toshiaki Kawada 14 9 -5 2 -12 27978 77.9 359 74.95% 17 88 199 21.8 #1 Kris, @GeneBlastKyodai, Pyrochi, k-punk, Gerard Di Trolio, AndyLFC Hiroshi Tanahashi 13 86 73 370 357 28702 82.7 347 72.44% 31 123 216 23.7 #1 Karl, Ashutosh , Michael Zidek, SoundwaveAU, Jamie Ross, Mike T., Rhys Withhisspoon, Maaz Waseem , ThiccFlair Eddie Guerrero 12 12 0 6 -6 29403 69.8 421 87.89% 10 55 194 22.9 #1 Cool Nakano, Joe B, Asukalock47 , NasirSenpai, Vince Aja Kong 11 49 38 18 7 30915 83.3 371 77.45% 30 131 239 22.6 #1 Mxtt, Alex Richards, Justice, Gin Malkavar, Fritts

100-51: Wrestler 2026 2016 Change 2006 Change Points Points Per Vote Votes % Top 3 Votes Top 10 Votes Top 25 Votes Standard Deviation High Vote High Voters Chris Hero 100 104 4 316 216 7534 43.3 174 36.33% 0 2 19 25.7 #7 David Barnett, Jennifer Tully Blanchard 99 44 -55 57 -42 7593 43.4 175 36.53% 1 4 15 24.1 #1 Kraters Daisuke Ikeda 98 100 2 245 147 7631 52.3 146 30.48% 2 3 27 23.1 #2 Ajeki Barry Windham 97 25 -72 28 -69 7779 44.2 176 36.74% 0 4 23 24.5 #8 Shannon Steward, Oliver, Rudowood Shinobu Kandori 96 146 50 258 162 7830 51.9 151 31.52% 1 8 28 24.1 #3 Rana Eddie Kingston 95 311 216 7852 43.6 180 37.58% 1 9 27 28.7 #1 Domage Claudio Castagnoli 94 87 -7 7852 37.6 209 43.63% 0 0 9 22.6 #12 bradluen Necro Butcher 93 159 66 439 346 7867 46.6 169 35.28% 2 8 34 27.2 #1 Sam Mayumi Ozaki 92 133 41 31 -61 8011 52.7 152 31.73% 3 7 34 27.1 #1 Sloozey Shinsuke Nakamura 91 94 3 8182 44.0 186 38.83% 0 6 20 23.6 #5 Steven DeYoung El Dandy 90 35 -55 67 -23 8280 55.2 150 31.32% 0 6 33 22.0 #4 Quentin Roderick Strong 89 236 147 8350 42.4 197 41.13% 0 1 11 22.0 #9 Chris Rose Bruno Sammartino 88 139 51 150 62 8530 55.8 153 31.94% 5 16 41 27.4 #1 Zach Marenglen Tetsuya Naito 87 390 303 8578 51.4 167 34.86% 3 6 31 26.0 #1 Tendedero Ricky Morton 86 33 -53 75 -11 8600 48.3 178 37.16% 0 0 24 21.3 #11 Jim Fannin, cero1max Chris Benoit 85 34 -51 3 -82 8880 55.2 161 33.61% 1 8 35 24.5 #2 Carlos Dustin Rhodes 84 32 -52 137 53 8915 40.3 221 46.14% 0 1 12 22.9 #10 El Hijo de Johnny Hotbody Minoru Suzuki 83 128 45 221 138 9108 44.9 203 42.38% 0 4 29 24.6 #6 snowboiiii Sabu 82 149 67 140 58 9208 44.7 206 43.01% 2 11 33 27.5 #1 Orchid Kevin Steen 81 177 96 9228 48.1 192 40.08% 3 4 23 24.1 #1 Xander Jay Briscoe 80 196 116 9382 44.5 211 44.05% 0 4 20 22.9 #4 Jack Jaguar Yokota 79 114 35 23 -56 9447 58.3 162 33.82% 1 10 46 24.1 #1 justinsdrown Bobby Eaton 78 28 -50 49 -29 9496 45.7 208 43.42% 0 4 21 22.2 #6 Gary Brock Lesnar 77 47 -30 143 66 9710 51.9 187 39.04% 2 9 38 25.2 #1 Andi Holandez Mencias Yoshihiro Takayama 76 123 47 158 82 9869 50.1 197 41.13% 0 5 31 24.0 #8 Ashutosh , TheLawdawg99 Will Ospreay 75 557 482 9931 62.1 160 33.40% 9 25 61 31.0 #1 Nooj Freak 47 Giant Baba 74 63 -11 30 -44 9979 48.0 208 43.42% 1 8 32 25.0 #1 Ultra Oak Mercedes Mone' 73 238 165 10013 47.2 212 44.26% 2 11 33 25.8 #1 Darius William Regal 72 21 -51 54 -18 10037 46.0 218 45.51% 1 6 32 24.5 #2 Jack KENTA 71 119 48 148 77 10071 47.5 212 44.26% 1 9 35 26.7 #2 rind_guardian Riki Choshu 70 41 -29 100 30 10154 51.3 198 41.34% 0 2 30 21.2 #9 Steve/overbooked, Rana Kota Ibushi 69 206 137 10264 51.1 201 41.96% 2 14 43 27.0 #1 Ellie Yuki Ishikawa 68 70 2 174 106 10372 66.1 157 32.78% 5 23 53 24.2 #2 gungan, Aubie, Nathan Heslip Tomohiro Ishii 67 209 142 10398 51.7 201 41.96% 0 11 42 26.3 #5 Scott MacGregor , Alan4L Kana 66 245 179 10527 47.0 224 46.76% 3 7 31 24.3 #1 Fazool, Ritsu Io Shirai 65 365 300 10675 53.9 198 41.34% 3 13 44 25.7 #2 Valentin Bonzom Mistico 64 433 369 308 244 11522 46.1 250 52.19% 1 5 36 24.5 #1 Zoey11 Dusty Rhodes 63 92 29 110 47 11837 49.5 239 49.90% 1 11 44 24.9 #1 Joshua Keiji Mutoh 62 66 4 53 -9 11932 52.1 229 47.81% 1 10 48 25.7 #3 Wrestling Colin Gunther 61 12382 49.7 249 51.98% 0 12 40 24.9 #4 Naif, Patrick Feehan , Ed Mills Hulk Hogan 60 75 15 86 26 12439 57.9 215 44.89% 9 28 66 28.3 #1 Nate, Kian, Nick Lyons Arn Anderson 59 19 -40 34 -25 12445 48.1 259 54.07% 0 4 37 23.5 #4 Jim Fannin Sami Zayn 58 88 30 12668 48.2 263 54.91% 0 2 41 24.3 #6 Cole + Drew The Rock 57 101 44 64 7 12692 54.2 234 48.85% 4 13 61 26.9 #2 Kian, Cole + Drew, Charles LaRocca Devil Masami 56 135 79 35 -21 12788 64.3 199 41.54% 4 22 73 24.3 #1 dokomoy Kurt Angle 55 68 13 80 25 12987 56.7 229 47.81% 6 18 67 27.3 #1 Charles LaRocca Kiyoshi Tamura 54 62 8 63 9 13231 68.6 193 40.29% 7 29 85 25.2 #1 Jonathan Snowden Katsuyori Shibata 53 285 232 350 297 13320 53.3 250 52.19% 4 13 50 25.6 #1 Vivi El Satanico 52 37 -15 89 37 13593 71.2 191 39.87% 7 30 86 23.4 #1 ohtani's jacket Dump Matsumoto 51 288 237 79 28 14177 63.9 222 46.35% 6 28 88 26.4 #1 Steve/overbooked

200-101: Wrestler 2026 2016 Change 2006 Change Points Points Per Vote Votes % Top 3 Votes Top 10 Votes Top 25 Votes Standard Deviation High Vote High Voters Super Dragon 200 228 28 2491 35.1 71 14.82% 1 4 6 #3 Sam Too Cold Scorpio 199 91 -108 145 -54 2542 32.6 78 16.28% 0 0 2 #19 Next Day Kerry Von Erich 198 98 -100 233 35 2561 35.1 73 15.24% 0 0 3 #14 El Hijo de Johnny Hotbody HARASHIMA 197 2563 52.3 49 10.23% 1 3 6 #1 Mohammad Finn Balor 196 261 65 2584 38.6 67 13.99% 0 0 6 #16 Asukalock47 , Level 50 Slowbro Swerve Strickland 195 2594 43.2 60 12.53% 0 1 4 #6 Adin Mil Mascaras 194 244 50 146 -48 2598 43.3 60 12.53% 2 3 7 #3 Rauki, Ultra Oak Scott Steiner 193 162 -31 147 -46 2602 34.2 76 15.87% 0 2 4 #10 Kian, Karlsruhe00 Arisa Nakajima 192 402 210 2607 41.4 63 13.15% 0 1 9 #8 Nick Johnson Dr. Wagner Jr. 191 242 51 155 -36 2641 41.3 64 13.36% 1 4 6 #1 Henry/HeadCheese Masa Fuchi 190 111 -79 106 -84 2664 35.5 75 15.66% 0 0 6 #15 Next Day Chihiro Hashimoto 189 2763 37.3 74 15.45% 1 3 7 #3 Iok Kujan Homicide 188 269 81 2778 35.2 79 16.49% 0 0 5 #16 Charles Fluit Randy Orton 187 198 11 2788 33.2 84 17.54% 0 1 6 #8 Barbecue Steve Corino 186 389 203 2810 39.6 71 14.82% 0 6 10 #4 Zach Marenglen, Next Day Go Shiozaki 185 424 239 2811 37.0 76 15.87% 0 0 7 #11 rind_guardian Villano III 184 143 -41 108 -76 2812 42.6 66 13.78% 0 2 6 #9 mikeawesomemike Buddy Rogers 183 142 -41 120 -63 2834 46.5 61 12.73% 1 2 13 #2 TheBestThereNeverWillBe Alex Shelley 182 344 162 2865 34.5 83 17.33% 0 2 6 #6 Ritsu Mitsuhiro Matsunaga 181 341 160 2982 52.3 57 11.90% 2 5 12 #1 Padraig Gavin Rush 180 359 179 3001 33.7 89 18.58% 0 2 8 #4 zPhillyKidz Tito Santana 179 80 -99 208 29 3017 38.2 79 16.49% 0 0 6 #14 Mrzfn Jeff Hardy 178 178 0 3034 32.6 93 19.42% 0 1 5 #4 Basterd Toni Storm 177 3053 39.6 77 16.08% 1 4 10 #3 Kadooboo Kazunari Murakami 176 341 165 3060 41.4 74 15.45% 1 5 8 #2 Rana Ultimo Guerrero 175 307 132 171 -4 3089 42.3 73 15.24% 2 4 8 #3 Liar Hip, Kerlo Pirata Morgan 174 117 -57 123 -51 3111 38.9 80 16.70% 0 1 7 #7 Steve/overbooked Jake Roberts 173 131 -42 103 -70 3139 35.7 88 18.37% 0 0 7 #15 Level 50 Slowbro Roman Reigns 172 416 244 3191 38.0 84 17.54% 2 2 9 #1 TheTribalChiefofRhodeIsland, SUFW Ultimo Dragon 171 169 -2 62 -109 3209 41.1 78 16.28% 1 3 11 #1 Rauki Ted DiBiase 170 42 -128 40 -130 3242 33.1 98 20.46% 0 2 6 #4 Shannon Steward MJF 169 3258 44.6 73 15.24% 3 3 12 #1 Marlowe Bill Dundee 168 57 -111 136 -32 3263 40.8 80 16.70% 0 2 6 #5 Liar Hip Great Sasuke 167 116 -51 83 -84 3318 34.9 95 19.83% 0 2 5 #9 Anto Virus 166 99 -67 365 199 3362 43.7 77 16.08% 0 1 8 #8 cad Perro Aguayo 165 198 33 288 123 3419 44.4 77 16.08% 1 2 9 #3 Alejandro Valadez Daisuke Sekimoto 164 204 40 3423 38.9 88 18.37% 0 3 8 #4 Mohammad Dynamite Kansai 163 125 -38 60 -103 3436 38.6 89 18.58% 0 0 4 #12 Saúl Costa Masato Tanaka 162 175 13 114 -48 3476 38.6 90 18.79% 0 4 8 #5 Lance Hirooki Goto 161 3476 37.4 93 19.42% 0 1 6 #6 Pyrochi Naomichi Marufuji 160 256 96 209 49 3594 39.1 92 19.21% 1 3 9 #2 Cody Milkman Hiroshi Hase 159 76 -83 33 -126 3605 40.1 90 18.79% 0 1 9 #7 Kraters PAC 158 443 285 3630 31.3 116 24.22% 0 0 1 #11 Vincente Alexander Otsuka 157 127 -30 296 139 3747 38.6 97 20.25% 0 0 8 #12 Rana Hayabusa 156 191 35 118 -38 3770 38.1 99 20.67% 0 3 10 #7 Vince Nobuhiko Takada 155 134 -21 19 -136 3793 41.7 91 19.00% 0 1 9 #8 Mysterious and Handsome Grappler Syuri 154 3919 49.0 80 16.70% 0 7 16 #6 Vincente Rick Rude 153 77 -76 85 -68 3929 36.4 108 22.55% 0 1 4 #9 Andrew Lacelle Rob Van Dam 152 226 74 210 58 4005 36.4 110 22.96% 0 4 12 #4 Tyler Hutzler Sgt. Slaughter 151 64 -87 99 -52 4013 38.2 105 21.92% 0 0 7 #13 Rob Finlay Black Terry 150 151 1 4131 48.6 85 17.75% 1 4 16 #3 Dan Rice Bruiser Brody 149 147 -2 112 -37 4191 45.1 93 19.42% 0 2 19 #4 Arturo Galletti Dick Murdoch 148 53 -95 51 -97 4243 47.1 90 18.79% 0 4 19 #7 donsem43 Adam Page 147 4248 50.6 84 17.54% 0 6 17 #4 Adin , Kunal Singh Rawat Dynamite Kid 146 78 -68 14 -132 4286 40.1 107 22.34% 0 3 6 #4 Rob Finlay Carlos Colon 145 103 -42 298 153 4380 41.7 105 21.92% 0 3 14 #7 Pen Fit Finlay 144 48 -96 55 -89 4478 37.3 120 25.05% 0 1 6 #5 Felix Kohlenberg Goldberg 143 265 122 206 63 4577 42.8 107 22.34% 5 7 12 #1 snowboiiii, ShoShi, Scott/Ring Rust Jack Brisco 142 67 -75 48 -94 4661 46.1 101 21.09% 0 0 11 #12 John Dory Funk Jr. 141 112 -29 69 -72 4736 41.9 113 23.59% 0 1 11 #9 Padraig Gavin Billy Robinson 140 50 -90 36 -104 4749 44.4 107 22.34% 0 2 11 #6 Eric T. Rick Martel 139 43 -96 96 -43 4763 38.7 123 25.68% 0 3 9 #7 Andrew Lacelle Sareee 138 4770 46.3 103 21.50% 0 1 7 #7 Iok Kujan Yoshihiro Tajiri 137 81 -56 295 158 4795 38.1 126 26.30% 0 3 8 #5 Tommy Gentleman Matt Jackson 136 5056 47.3 107 22.34% 0 4 19 #4 Liam Darby Allin 135 5180 34.1 152 31.73% 0 3 16 #7 Kunal Singh Rawat Nigel McGuinness 134 210 76 5344 40.2 133 27.77% 0 4 12 #7 Ok_Awesome Sangre Chicana 133 95 -38 194 61 5371 52.7 102 21.29% 0 2 18 #4 GOTNW Owen Hart 132 58 -74 37 -95 5372 38.4 140 29.23% 0 0 14 #11 The Idiot King Jun Kasai 131 441 310 5415 45.1 120 25.05% 3 8 18 #2 Mohammad, FMUSA GoF The Undertaker 130 84 -46 132 2 5499 44.3 124 25.89% 3 5 17 #2 TheTribalChiefofRhodeIsland, Tyler Hutzler Greg Valentine 129 54 -75 170 41 5619 40.7 138 28.81% 0 1 11 #8 Scarlet Akira Maeda 128 105 -23 61 -67 5622 45.3 124 25.89% 1 8 20 #3 GOTNW Terry Gordy 127 79 -48 47 -80 5697 37.5 152 31.73% 2 5 15 #2 Tommy Gentleman Nick Jackson 126 5745 49.5 116 24.22% 1 5 23 #1 Liam The Destroyer 125 97 -28 25 -100 5752 54.3 106 22.13% 2 6 23 #1 cero1max Harley Race 124 45 -79 12 -112 5785 47.4 122 25.47% 0 6 25 #5 Harry, George Kaplan Tiger Mask 123 168 45 68 -55 5802 48.8 119 24.84% 1 7 22 #3 t gentleman Steve Williams 122 82 -40 52 -70 5928 40.6 146 30.48% 0 1 10 #8 Troyvang Lou Thesz 121 145 24 82 -39 5997 57.7 104 21.71% 2 12 30 #2 Nathan Hickey, Domage Lioness Asuka 120 219 99 73 -47 6040 47.2 128 26.72% 0 1 22 #9 OrphanStar Jim Breaks 119 56 -63 115 -4 6056 63.7 95 19.83% 3 13 30 #1 Frog Man LaRouche Megumi Kudo 118 195 77 126 8 6078 47.9 127 26.51% 1 5 20 #3 Cody Milkman Kensuke Sasaki 117 174 57 105 -12 6158 44.3 139 29.02% 0 4 20 #4 Vince Christian Cage 116 102 -14 6167 34.8 177 36.95% 1 1 16 #1 Steven DeYoung Curt Hennig 115 55 -60 45 -70 6181 42.0 147 30.69% 1 3 14 #2 Logan Bob Backlund 114 93 -21 76 -38 6414 43.6 147 30.69% 1 3 16 #3 Connor Dick Togo 113 71 -42 98 -15 6468 48.3 134 27.97% 0 8 21 #6 Jorge Romo, Anto, jom, FMUSA GoF, Sinj Throwaway Atlantis 112 74 -38 94 -18 6483 43.5 149 31.11% 1 6 17 #3 Cromat Yuji Nagata 111 173 62 186 75 6542 42.8 153 31.94% 1 2 11 #3 Craig Spencer Mark Briscoe 110 306 196 6859 37.3 184 38.41% 0 1 10 #7 Henry/HeadCheese Shingo Takagi 109 255 146 6897 53.5 129 26.93% 1 7 27 #1 Alan4L Shinjiro Ohtani 108 65 -43 27 -81 7045 48.6 145 30.27% 0 4 22 #8 Craig Spencer, Bobby C, Rana Abdullah the Butcher 107 234 127 227 120 7065 49.1 144 30.06% 0 11 26 #4 Fluegel Mayu Iwatani 106 7122 60.9 117 24.43% 4 13 37 #1 Evan, Iok Kujan, wntrmoha Chris Jericho 105 73 -32 84 -21 7171 47.5 151 31.52% 4 5 23 #2 Dhruv Chouhan Buddy Rose 104 36 -68 239 135 7232 56.9 127 26.51% 3 11 33 #1 Jenna Funk, TheLawdawg99 Zack Sabre Jr. 103 327 224 7306 43.5 168 35.07% 0 3 23 #8 Ed Mills Mariko Yoshida 102 187 85 59 -43 7342 54.8 134 27.97% 1 11 32 #3 Gary Low Ki 101 107 6 250 149 7392 38.5 192 40.08% 2 4 13 #1 Basterd, Wrestle Scrap 4 Lyfe

300-201: Wrestler 2026 2016 Change 2006 Change Points Points Per Vote Votes % Top 3 Votes Top 10 Votes Top 25 Votes Standard Deviation High Vote High Voters Fujita Jr. Hayato 300 485 185 1139 39.3 29 6.05% 0 0 5 #11 Bryan Takeshi Ono 299 303 4 1143 38.1 30 6.26% 0 1 3 #5 Ryuma Go Eddie Gilbert 298 150 -148 121 -177 1153 32.0 36 7.52% 0 0 1 #18 Brandon Collard Wahoo McDaniel 297 115 -182 166 -131 1158 29.0 40 8.35% 0 0 1 #22 Liar Hip Kazuo Yamazaki 296 186 -110 66 -230 1179 29.5 40 8.35% 0 0 0 #33 Tommy Freddie Blassie 295 244 -51 1198 44.4 27 5.64% 1 1 3 #1 Gary Cash Wheeler 294 1199 30.7 39 8.14% 0 0 1 #16 Liam Johnny Saint 293 122 -171 134 -159 1224 38.3 32 6.68% 0 0 1 #20 Next Day Survival Tobita 292 351 59 1226 39.5 31 6.47% 1 1 6 #3 Patrick Kay Andy Kaufman 291 1238 34.4 36 7.52% 0 1 2 #5 Steven Campbell Shuji Ishikawa 290 1256 38.1 33 6.89% 0 1 3 #10 Justin Charlotte Flair 289 1270 35.3 36 7.52% 0 0 3 #14 Kyle Templeton Utami Hayashishita 288 1272 41.0 31 6.47% 0 1 3 #10 Luna Bourke Kyle O'Reilly 287 368 81 1285 29.9 43 8.98% 0 0 1 #14 Wrestle Scrap 4 Lyfe Fuerza Guerrera 286 155 -131 128 -158 1286 35.7 36 7.52% 0 1 1 #6 cad Sean Waltman 285 106 -179 264 -21 1295 28.8 45 9.39% 0 0 1 #18 pto Tsuyoshi Kohsaka 284 301 17 157 -127 1297 41.8 31 6.47% 2 3 3 #2 Tommy CIMA 283 201 -82 274 -9 1304 31.0 42 8.77% 0 1 2 #10 Rauki Sheamus 282 224 -58 1315 28.6 46 9.60% 0 1 1 #6 Steven DeYoung Perro Aguayo Jr. 281 322 41 1345 39.6 34 7.10% 0 0 1 #22 mikeawesomemike Austin Aries 280 176 -104 1347 34.5 39 8.14% 0 0 3 #11 Wrestle Scrap 4 Lyfe Ilja Dragnuov 279 1349 35.5 38 7.93% 0 0 2 #14 Lukas Edmundson Jay White 278 1369 34.2 40 8.35% 0 1 3 #10 Sujay Patel Original Sheik 277 372 95 267 -10 1379 43.1 32 6.68% 0 2 4 #6 t gentleman MS-1 276 192 -84 107 -169 1387 35.6 39 8.14% 0 0 1 #25 Benjamin Conor Athena 275 1388 36.5 38 7.93% 0 0 2 #14 Ellie Larry Zbyszko 274 109 -165 235 -39 1418 33.0 43 8.98% 0 1 2 #6 Andrew Lacelle Super Porky 273 227 -46 161 -112 1431 38.7 37 7.72% 0 1 4 #7 Liar Hip Masato Yoshino 272 336 64 1434 47.8 30 6.26% 1 1 3 #3 Ashutosh Yoshinari Ogawa 271 184 -87 363 92 1459 35.6 41 8.56% 0 0 1 #24 Stump TAKA Michinoku 270 180 -90 87 -183 1460 31.1 47 9.81% 0 0 0 #31 Kraters Pentagon Jr. 269 1465 33.3 44 9.19% 0 2 3 #4 Satanic Boho Tracy Smothers 268 153 -115 275 7 1465 31.2 47 9.81% 0 2 2 #6 Mr. Balls Koji Kanemoto 267 129 -138 168 -99 1469 31.3 47 9.81% 0 0 0 #33 rind_guardian Osamu Nishimura 266 208 -58 270 4 1471 43.3 34 7.10% 0 0 3 #12 Bryan, FMUSA GoF El Desperado 265 1476 38.8 38 7.93% 0 0 3 #17 Fazool Jim Duggan 264 218 -46 1480 36.1 41 8.56% 0 0 0 #29 Sloozey Booker T 263 248 -15 231 -32 1486 34.6 43 8.98% 0 0 0 #28 Dhruv Chouhan Bianca Belair 262 1493 32.5 46 9.60% 0 1 3 #8 Ellie Jackie Sato 261 413 152 232 -29 1517 43.3 35 7.31% 0 1 4 #7 Waldo > Fritz Bobby Heenan 260 348 88 1518 44.6 34 7.10% 0 2 7 #7 MCP Magnum TA 259 181 -78 253 -6 1519 41.1 37 7.72% 0 2 2 #5 Johnny Waltom Masashi Takeda 258 1533 46.5 33 6.89% 0 4 6 #6 zPhillyKidz Dax Harwood 257 1535 33.4 46 9.60% 0 0 1 #17 Liam Hiroyoshi Tenzan 256 386 130 198 -58 1564 46.0 34 7.10% 0 1 5 #6 Barbecue KUSHIDA 255 1577 35.0 45 9.39% 0 0 2 #14 toukon.org founder Sid Vicious 254 430 176 1586 34.5 46 9.60% 0 0 3 #14 Kian Rikidozan 253 347 94 142 -111 1590 54.8 29 6.05% 0 2 8 #4 Nick Lyons Batista 252 241 -11 1629 26.3 62 12.94% 0 0 0 #31 Jake Mook Kagetsu 251 1632 48.0 34 7.10% 0 1 8 #6 Nori Keita Yano 250 1635 43.0 38 7.93% 0 2 5 #4 Bryan Austin Idol 249 313 64 1646 36.6 45 9.39% 0 0 2 #22 Jim Fannin Seth Rollins 248 207 -41 1692 39.3 43 8.98% 0 1 7 #6 SUFW The Sandman 247 427 180 434 187 1710 31.1 55 11.48% 0 1 1 #7 Colette Arrand Yumiko Hotta 246 369 123 273 27 1727 38.4 45 9.39% 0 1 4 #10 GOTNW Nick Gage 245 1730 38.4 45 9.39% 0 3 7 #6 CHOOSE DEATH Command Bolshoi 244 1734 51.0 34 7.10% 1 4 7 #1 Jorge Romo Mima Shimoda 243 405 162 102 -141 1744 37.9 46 9.60% 0 0 3 #12 Cromat Jeff Jarrett 242 243 1 1745 31.2 56 11.69% 0 1 2 #10 Mysterious and Handsome Grappler Timothy Thatcher 241 297 56 1766 31.0 57 11.90% 0 1 2 #4 Timothy Robert Buechner Psicosis 240 183 -57 92 -148 1779 30.2 59 12.32% 0 0 3 #13 battlart Triple H 239 120 -119 109 -130 1798 41.8 43 8.98% 1 3 7 #2 Level 50 Slowbro Brian Pillman 238 72 -166 88 -150 1812 35.5 51 10.65% 1 1 4 #2 Next Day Masa Chono 237 223 -14 72 -165 1833 35.3 52 10.86% 0 0 5 #18 Rene Dean Malenko 236 124 -112 90 -146 1865 36.6 51 10.65% 1 1 4 #3 Vince Billy Graham 235 310 75 1890 40.2 47 9.81% 1 1 4 #2 Joshua Orange Cassidy 234 1899 33.9 56 11.69% 0 1 4 #10 David Barnett Jack Evans 233 1922 37.0 52 10.86% 0 2 6 #5 Sam, daniel homomilitia Christopher Daniels 232 202 -30 326 94 1947 34.2 57 11.90% 0 0 2 #18 Lê Hữu Quân Kairi Hojo 231 1961 34.4 57 11.90% 0 0 2 #17 Valentin Bonzom Verne Gagne 230 185 -45 193 -37 1984 42.2 47 9.81% 0 0 4 #13 Eduardo Soto , ohtani's jacket Tam Nakano 229 1996 48.7 41 8.56% 2 3 6 #1 Rene Lex Luger 228 144 -84 2003 31.3 64 13.36% 0 0 1 #14 George Kaplan Takashi Sugiura 227 380 153 2005 40.9 49 10.23% 0 0 5 #13 Domage Gran Hamada 226 190 -36 190 -36 2033 37.6 54 11.27% 0 1 5 #8 Rob Finlay Scott Hall 225 169 -56 228 3 2038 30.4 67 13.99% 0 0 3 #19 Joshua Kento Miyahara 224 2072 39.8 52 10.86% 0 1 4 #9 Iok Kujan Satoshi Kojima 223 266 43 169 -54 2090 31.7 66 13.78% 0 0 5 #13 Luna Bourke Invader I 222 211 -11 2106 47.9 44 9.19% 0 2 11 #6 Pen Paul Orndorff 221 161 -60 252 31 2109 37.0 57 11.90% 0 1 3 #8 Andrew Lacelle Ron Garvin 220 90 -130 237 17 2121 34.8 61 12.73% 0 0 0 #31 Jenna Funk Yuji Okabayashi 219 474 255 2132 41.8 51 10.65% 0 1 5 #10 Jamie Ross Rey Hechicero 218 2132 31.4 68 14.20% 0 0 3 #15 Tanner Raven 217 239 22 255 38 2158 39.2 55 11.48% 1 3 7 #3 Rex Becky Lynch 216 2184 34.1 64 13.36% 0 1 6 #8 Jorge Romo Tarzan Goto 215 330 115 2190 46.6 47 9.81% 0 6 9 #4 CHOOSE DEATH Bayley 214 2210 34.0 65 13.57% 1 1 5 #3 Tyler Hutzler Katsuhiko Nakajima 213 397 184 2231 42.1 53 11.06% 0 2 7 #5 Troyvang Cody Rhodes 212 2233 36.0 62 12.94% 0 1 6 #10 Jack Bracegirdle Takeshi Morishima 211 318 107 2278 32.5 70 14.61% 0 0 3 #16 blatantlywhite Andrade el Idolo 210 2283 30.9 74 15.45% 0 0 1 #25 Woebegone Jabroni Steve Grey 209 108 -101 135 -74 2286 52.0 44 9.19% 0 3 11 #4 cad Konosuke Takeshita 208 2289 39.5 58 12.11% 0 0 9 #15 Ellie Edge 207 182 -25 212 5 2323 34.7 67 13.99% 0 1 2 #5 Asukalock47 Mike Awesome 206 349 143 332 126 2344 34.5 68 14.20% 0 1 5 #10 Freddy Ricochet 205 270 65 2359 35.2 67 13.99% 0 0 3 #18 RICHARD LATTA II Masaaki Mochizuki 204 194 -10 238 34 2369 42.3 56 11.69% 2 5 9 #3 Mohammad, Alan4L Hiromu Takahashi 203 2376 40.3 59 12.32% 1 3 5 #2 Tendedero Kyoko Inoue 202 217 15 65 -137 2415 38.3 63 13.15% 0 1 7 #10 Grimmas Bam Bam Bigelow 201 152 -49 178 -23 2469 39.8 62 12.94% 0 1 6 #9 Bobby C

400-301: Wrestler 2026 2016 Change 2006 Change Points Points Per Vote Votes % Top 3 Votes Top 10 Votes Top 25 Votes Standard Deviation High Vote High Voters Danny Havoc 400 591 39.4 15 3.13% 0 0 3 #16 Sam Tomoaki Honma 399 262 -137 592 29.6 20 4.18% 0 1 2 #7 zPhillyKidz Mike Quackenbush 398 329 -69 592 26.9 22 4.59% 0 0 0 #30 Chris Rose VENY 397 593 31.2 19 3.97% 0 0 1 #15 FluffyAvery Shoko Nakajima 396 599 42.8 14 2.92% 0 0 3 #20 Iok Kujan, Fazool Matt Hardy 395 154 -241 379 -16 601 27.3 22 4.59% 0 2 2 #6 Steven McMichael Solar 394 233 -161 131 -263 611 27.8 22 4.59% 0 0 1 #21 jon Jacques Rougeau 393 339 -54 362 -31 612 34.0 18 3.76% 0 0 1 #18 Thomas Brown Don Muraco 392 346 -46 162 -230 618 38.6 16 3.34% 0 1 1 #10 Sinj Throwaway Demus 3:16 391 557 166 618 25.8 24 5.01% 0 0 1 #12 zPhillyKidz AZM 390 622 38.9 16 3.34% 0 2 2 #4 Iok Kujan Arisa Hoshiki 389 622 36.6 17 3.55% 0 2 2 #9 Danny Kevin Nash 388 405 17 627 29.9 21 4.38% 0 0 1 #13 TheTribalChiefofRhodeIsland Miu Watanabe 387 643 28.0 23 4.80% 0 0 1 #24 Robert Scoville Shelton Benjamin 386 404 18 644 26.8 24 5.01% 0 1 1 #4 Cody Milkman Johnny Valentine 385 163 -222 646 43.1 15 3.13% 0 0 3 #14 Harry Guido Maritato 384 422 38 652 34.3 19 3.97% 0 0 1 #21 Adin Milano Collection A.T. 383 486 103 355 -28 655 31.2 21 4.38% 0 1 2 #10 Nooj Freak 47 Road Warrior Hawk 382 657 34.6 19 3.97% 0 0 0 #30 Oliver JBL 381 316 -65 243 -138 658 23.5 28 5.85% 0 0 3 #15 blatantlywhite Tanomusaku Toba 380 660 30.0 22 4.59% 0 0 2 #16 Ajeki Chris Candido 379 305 -74 291 -88 667 33.4 20 4.18% 1 1 1 #3 Next Day GENTARO 378 669 33.5 20 4.18% 0 1 1 #10 Barbecue Ernie Ladd 377 251 -126 360 -17 676 27.0 25 5.22% 0 0 1 #22 El Hijo de Johnny Hotbody Suwama 376 505 129 677 28.2 24 5.01% 0 0 2 #19 Cody Milkman Kenoh 375 683 29.7 23 4.80% 0 0 2 #19 Lucas E. Takako Inoue 374 156 -218 689 31.3 22 4.59% 0 0 1 #21 Ritsu Matt Tremont 373 694 27.8 25 5.22% 0 0 3 #16 Waldo > Fritz Alexander Navieb 372 696 58.0 12 2.51% 3 3 3 #1 zPhillyKidz Paul London 371 298 -73 705 28.2 25 5.22% 0 0 3 #17 Wrestle Scrap 4 Lyfe Chicky Starr 370 553 183 727 29.1 25 5.22% 0 0 2 #14 Zach Marenglen Itsuki Yamazaki 369 728 34.7 21 4.38% 0 0 0 #27 Sean Gino Hernandez 368 229 -139 369 1 728 25.1 29 6.05% 0 0 0 #31 Steven Campbell Sara Del Rey 367 735 32.0 23 4.80% 0 0 1 #15 Jorge Romo Naoki Sano 366 126 -240 97 -269 737 38.8 19 3.97% 0 0 0 #31 Will Demolition Ax 365 221 -144 207 -158 740 35.2 21 4.38% 0 0 1 #14 TERMINATOR ENTRANCE YAMATO 364 331 -33 741 27.4 27 5.64% 0 0 2 #15 Kerlo Marty Jones 363 138 -225 282 -81 742 39.1 19 3.97% 0 1 2 #9 Frankensteiner Jerry Lynn 362 237 -125 403 41 743 29.7 25 5.22% 0 0 0 #29 Corey, Jamie Halliday Ron Simmons 361 279 -82 745 25.7 29 6.05% 0 0 0 #32 Oliver Carlos Amano 360 752 34.2 22 4.59% 0 0 2 #20 daniel homomilitia Kazusada Higuchi 359 757 22.9 33 6.89% 0 0 0 #41 Nick Casaccio Kofi Kingston 358 557 199 768 27.4 28 5.85% 0 1 2 #4 Dhruv Chouhan Michael Hayes 357 166 -191 317 -40 782 30.1 26 5.43% 0 0 2 #13 Jim Fannin Abyss 356 783 28.0 28 5.85% 0 0 1 #20 TheWumbster Mark Henry 355 156 -199 786 23.8 33 6.89% 0 0 1 #13 Tommy Gentleman Naruki Doi 354 417 63 793 31.7 25 5.22% 0 0 1 #20 Mike Church Kaori Yoneyama 353 797 44.3 18 3.76% 0 0 1 #21 BigFellaThx Ian Rotten 352 440 88 806 32.2 25 5.22% 0 2 2 #7 Basterd Brodie Lee 351 300 -51 808 27.9 29 6.05% 0 0 1 #21 Jennifer Toshiyo Yamada 350 314 -36 91 -259 809 36.8 22 4.59% 0 1 1 #4 Troyvang Adam Cole 349 816 29.1 28 5.85% 0 0 0 #27 Jack Bracegirdle Big Show 348 203 -145 220 -128 819 26.4 31 6.47% 0 0 0 #27 Steven DeYoung Chuck Taylor 347 823 32.9 25 5.22% 0 1 3 #7 Ritsu Mio Momono 346 836 31.0 27 5.64% 0 1 2 #7 ShoShi Carl Malenko 345 328 -17 342 -3 855 27.6 31 6.47% 0 1 1 #7 Bryan Gorgeous George 344 264 -80 139 -205 858 47.7 18 3.76% 0 0 4 #16 Nick Lyons Johnny Gargano 343 858 34.3 25 5.22% 0 0 0 #33 Carlos Sakura Hirota 342 441 99 870 48.3 18 3.76% 2 2 3 #1 daniel homomilitia, Mince Karate Pat Patterson 341 121 -220 176 -165 871 41.5 21 4.38% 0 0 1 #25 Mysterious and Handsome Grappler Etsuka Mita 340 113 -227 874 38.0 23 4.80% 0 0 2 #13 Cromat Amazing Red 339 476 137 887 31.7 28 5.85% 0 0 1 #24 Vince Gary Albright 338 360 22 377 39 889 37.0 24 5.01% 0 0 1 #19 Rob Finlay Mark Rocco 337 216 -121 81 -256 891 29.7 30 6.26% 0 1 1 #10 Zak Awesome Kong 336 895 23.6 38 7.93% 0 0 0 #35 Lance Jimmy Rave 335 338 3 896 27.2 33 6.89% 0 0 0 #26 jadeee Munenori Sawa 334 539 205 899 45.0 20 4.18% 0 0 0 #28 Bryan Nanae Takahashi 333 901 39.2 23 4.80% 0 0 2 #17 BigFellaThx Dragon Kid 332 458 126 392 60 923 31.8 29 6.05% 1 2 2 #2 Kerlo Masanobu Kurisu 331 927 38.6 24 5.01% 0 0 2 #19 zPhillyKidz, Ajeki Momoe Nakanashi 330 189 -141 939 49.4 19 3.97% 1 1 2 #1 BigFellaThx Tommy Rich 329 141 -188 944 27.8 34 7.10% 0 0 2 #18 Jim Fannin Emi Sakura 328 945 41.1 23 4.80% 0 2 3 #6 Maxwell Tidball, Alex Richards KAORU 327 214 -113 951 31.7 30 6.26% 0 0 1 #12 daniel homomilitia Fuminori Abe 326 964 26.1 37 7.72% 0 0 0 #26 Gary Davey Boy Smith 325 158 -167 104 -221 966 33.3 29 6.05% 0 0 0 #31 e Adrian Adonis 324 165 -159 78 -246 973 36.0 27 5.64% 0 1 1 #9 Future Hall of Famer Scottie B Masa Saito 323 160 -163 269 -54 976 33.7 29 6.05% 0 0 2 #15 FMUSA GoF Kazuyuki Fujita 322 394 72 998 33.3 30 6.26% 0 0 0 #26 Danny, Domage Tsuyoshi Kikuchi 321 148 -173 101 -220 1006 24.5 41 8.56% 0 0 0 #31 Ryuma Go Kevin Von Erich 320 258 -62 1022 36.5 28 5.85% 0 0 1 #21 Andrew Lacelle Karl Gotch 319 240 -79 144 -175 1024 41.0 25 5.22% 0 1 3 #8 John Junkyard Dog 318 1024 29.3 35 7.31% 0 1 3 #10 Zach Marenglen Dennis Condrey 317 199 -118 226 -91 1030 34.3 30 6.26% 0 0 1 #23 Gennady Butch Reed 316 136 -180 175 -141 1048 28.3 37 7.72% 0 0 0 #29 Andrew Lacelle Mike Bailey 315 1055 30.1 35 7.31% 0 0 2 #20 Ellie Kazushi Sakuraba 314 281 -33 191 -123 1056 44.0 24 5.01% 0 1 4 #4 Robert Wescott Iron Sheik 313 289 -24 318 5 1064 30.4 35 7.31% 0 0 1 #23 warpenguin New Jack 312 355 43 1072 29.8 36 7.52% 1 1 2 #3 zPhillyKidz Masakatsu Funaki 311 232 -79 336 25 1073 38.3 28 5.85% 0 0 2 #16 Anon Chris Sabin 310 1074 32.5 33 6.89% 0 0 0 #28 Joshua Fritz Von Erich 309 373 64 1076 37.1 29 6.05% 0 0 2 #22 Jonathan Snowden, Tommy Gentleman Diamond Dallas Page 308 222 -86 284 -24 1080 27.0 40 8.35% 0 0 2 #17 Charles LaRocca Masashi Aoyagi 307 418 111 1083 43.3 25 5.22% 0 0 2 #18 t gentleman Ayako Hamada 306 396 90 1089 30.3 36 7.52% 0 2 3 #6 Woebegone Jabroni Negro Navarro 305 179 -126 180 -125 1106 36.9 30 6.26% 0 0 3 #12 jon La Fiera 304 164 -140 278 -26 1114 34.8 32 6.68% 0 0 2 #23 cad Rey Fenix 303 1131 28.3 40 8.35% 0 0 1 #20 RICHARD LATTA II Rhea Ripley 302 1132 37.7 30 6.26% 0 1 4 #6 Satanic Boho Buzz Sawyer 301 200 -101 225 -76 1135 33.4 34 7.10% 1 1 2 #3 Rob Finlay