Grimmas Posted April 12 Posted April 12 Lots of people are posting on twitter, discord, or their blogs, and I was asked to make a thread here. I'll start with my list: https://prowrestlingsuperblog.wordpress.com/2026/04/12/the-greatest-wrestler-ever-my-2026-list/ Share here if you want.
squidlad Posted April 13 Posted April 13 I'm taking my time with this list and will probably utilize the whole month. This is what I have so far.
Kadaveri Posted April 14 Posted April 14 23 hours ago, Troyvang said: I am pretty fascinated by you ranking Toshiyo Yamada so high! Could you explain why?
NotJayTabb Posted April 15 Posted April 15 Haven't submitted it yet (job for the weekend), but I've finally settled on 1. Bret Hart 2. Rey Mysterio Jr. 3. Jushin Liger 4. El Hijo del Santo 5. Stan Hansen 6. Daniel Bryan 7. Terry Funk 8. Mitsuharu Misawa 9. Negro Casas 10. Bull Nakano 11. Ricky Steamboat 12. Tatsumi Fujinami 13. Akira Hokuto 14. AJ Styles 15. Jim Breaks 16. Tito Santana 17. Bobby Eaton 18. Greg Valentine 19. Toshiaki Kawada 20. Nick Bockwinkel 21. Roddy Piper 22. Steve Grey 23. Eddie Guerrero 24. Barry Windham 25. William Regal 26. Shinya Hashimoto 27. Tully Blanchard 28. Arn Anderson 29. Steve Austin 30. Fit Finlay 31. Vader 32. Hulk Hogan 33. Sgt. Slaughter 34. Jeff Jarrett 35. Genichiro Tenryu 36. Bruno Sammartino 37. Dustin Rhodes 38. WALTER/Gunther 39. Fritz Von Erich 40. Dick Togo 41. Larry Zbyszko 42. Kevin Von Erich 43. Sheamus 44. Randy Orton 45. Andre the Giant 46. Davey Boy Smith 47. Jaguar Yokota 48. Roman Reigns 49. Meiko Satomura 50. Owen Hart 51. Ernie Ladd 52. CM Punk 53.Randy Savage 54. Ric Flair 55. Aja Kong 56. Jerry Lawler 57. Sean Waltman 58. Rick Martel 59. LA Park 60. Mark Henry 61. John Cena 62. Sami Zayn 63. Lex Luger 64. Io Shirai 65. Dusty Rhodes 66. Brock Lesnar 67. Virus 68. John Tenta 69. Too Cold Scorpio 70. Giant Baba 71. Ricky Morton 72. Michael Hayes 73. Dump Matsumoto 74. Curt Hennig 75. Chris Hero 76. Jerry Blackwell 77. Jim Duggan 78. Shinobu Kandori 79. Alex Shelley 80. Butch Reed 81. Christian 82. Super Delphin 83. Ron Garvin 84. Rick Rude 85. Timothy Thatcher 86. Pat Roach 87. The Barbarian 88. Eddie Kingston 89. Austin Idol 90. Mike Quackenbush 91. Devil Masami 92. Necro Butcher 93. Jumbo Tsuruta 94. Hallowicked 95. Terry Rudge 96. Adrian Street 97. Tom Zenk 98. Terry Taylor 99. Koji Kanemoto 100. "Iron" Mike Sharpe
club Posted April 15 Posted April 15 7 hours ago, NotJayTabb said: 86. Pat Roach Great seeing Bomber getting some love.
Tetsujin Posted April 15 Posted April 15 Spoiler KENTA KOBASHI BRYAN DANIELSON AJA KONG HIROSHI TANAHASHI SHAWN MICHAELS NICK BOCKWINKEL JUSHIN THUNDER LIGER AKIRA HOKUTO RIC FLAIR MITSUHARU MISAWA EL HIJO DEL SANTO TATSUMI FUJINAMI TOSHIAKI KAWADA AJ STYLES CHRIS BENOIT CM PUNK NEGRO CASAS BUDDY ROSE AKIRA TAUE JUN AKIYAMA DEVIL MASAMI KURT ANGLE BRET HART JERRY LAWLER EDDIE GUERRERO JIM BREAKS STAN HANSEN KIYOSHI TAMURA VOLK HAN TERRY FUNK L.A. PARK GENICHIRO TENRYU TOMOHIRO ISHII MEIKO SATOMURA KATSUYORI SHIBATA CLAUDIO CASTAGNOLI BROCK LESNAR MANAMI TOYOTA SAMOA JOE MICK FOLEY WILLIAM REGAL REY MYSTERIO RODERICK STRONG YOSHIAKI FUJIWARA JAY BRISCOE MARK BRISCOE MAYUMI OZAKI SHINOBU KANDORI RICKY STEAMBOAT PAC KEIJI MUTOH RANDY ORTON JUMBO TSURUTA RIKI CHOSHU SHINYA HASHIMOTO SHINJIRO OTANI TULLY BLANCHARD ARN ANDERSON SAMI ZAYN TETSUYA NAITO RICK MARTEL JAGUAR YOKOTA THE UNDERTAKER MINORU SUZUKI VADER ANTONIO INOKI EL SATÁNICO KYLE O’ REILLY RODDY PIPER CURT HENNIG BILLY ROBINSON STONE COLD STEVE AUSTIN JON MOXLEY CHRISTIAN CAGE CHIGUSA NAGAYO ZACK SABRE JR BARRY WINDHAM KAZUCHIKA OKADA EDGE EL DANDY TRIPLE H STEVE WILLIAMS GUNTHER WILL OSPREAY FINLAY NOBUHIKO TAKADA BLUE PANTHER CHRIS JERICHO IO SHIRAI JOHN CENA KENTA LOW KI YUJI NAGATA KERRY VON ERICH NIGEL MCGUINNESS DUSTIN RHODES CHRIS HERO DYNAMITE KANSAI BULL NAKANO TAICHI Here's mine. Time is a bitch, so there's still so much to explore and rewatch, but honestly I feel pretty confident about it, as I kept working on it throughout some years, as I was watching stuff. I foresee that the last 30 spots or so are gonna change drastically from here to ten years in the future.
Microstatistics Posted April 16 Posted April 16 Submitted my list today. This one is exponential more "accurate" and representative of my tastes than the one submitted in 2016 because I primarily employed an empirical, GME-driven approach. If a wrestler had the output (volume, ceiling, variety of opponents etc.), it was reflected in the placement. 1. Kenta Kobashi 2. Shawn Michaels 3. El Hijo del Santo 4. Yoshiaki Fujiwara 5. Kiyoshi Tamura 6. El Satanico 7. Bryan Danielson 8. Eddie Guerrero 9. Jushin Liger 10. Gunther 11. Mitsuharu Misawa 12. Brock Lesnar 13. Tatsumi Fujinami 14. Kenny Omega 15. Bret Hart 16. Akira Hokuto 17. Daisuke Ikeda 18. AJ Styles 19. Jun Akiyama 20. Vader 21. Kazuchika Okada 22. Genichiro Tenryu 23. Tetsuya Naito 24. Ric Flair 25. Chris Jericho 26. The Undertaker 27. Ricky Steamboat 28. Aja Kong 29. Hechicero 30. Antonio Inoki 31. Jon Moxley 32. Kurt Angle 33. Stan Hansen 34. Roman Reigns 35. Mick Foley 36. Volk Han 37. Shinya Hashimoto 38. Jumbo Tsuruta 39. Steve Austin 40. Negro Casas 41. Toshiaki Kawada 42. Nobuhiko Takada 43. Jerry Lawler 44. Steve Grey 45. Chigusa Nagayo 46. Will Ospreay 47. Jim Breaks 48. Roddy Piper 49. Lou Thesz 50. Mima Shimoda 51. Nick Bockwinkel 52. William Regal 53. Sami Zayn 54. Triple H 55. Jack Brisco 56. Chris Benoit 57. Akira Maeda 58. Akira Taue 59. Io Shirai 60. The Destroyer 61. Pirata Morgan 62. Dick Murdoch 63. Marty Jones 64. Naomichi Marufuji 65. Giant Baba 66. Hulk Hogan 67. Josh Barnett 68. MJF 69. Keiji Muto 70. Shinjiro Otani 71. Bob Backlund 72. Megumi Kudo 73. Samoa Joe 74. Edge 75. El Dandy 76. Naoki Sano 77. Darby Allin 78. El Samurai 79. Bull Nakano 80. CM Punk 81. Rush 82. Randy Orton 83. Cody Rhodes 84. Mariko Yoshida 85. Mayumi Ozaki 86. Axel Dieter 87. Jim Londos 88. Anton Tejero 89. Mocho Cota 90. Giulia 91. Miu Watanabe 92. Koji Kanemoto 93. Dolph Ziggler 94. Ricky Morton 95. Scott Steiner 96. Yuji Nagata 97. Azumi Hyuga 98. Tully Blanchard 99. Asuka 100. Bruno Sammartino
TheBean Posted April 24 Posted April 24 Nice to see ECW and old Japanese indie guys get some love! Koshinaka & Kobayashi too! I know Danielson is going to finish pretty high but I probably have him right around the same spot on my list. Savage at #8, I dig it!
cad Posted April 25 Posted April 25 On 4/13/2026 at 4:05 PM, Troyvang said: 25. Super Astro 38. Lizmark 67. Angel Azteca 86. El Satanico This is my favorite one so far.
Quentin Posted Tuesday at 07:41 PM Posted Tuesday at 07:41 PM this list got me in a bunch of trouble yesterday
dkookypunk43 Posted Tuesday at 10:28 PM Posted Tuesday at 10:28 PM https://docs.google.com/document/d/1TDYSQJh6xRRtSVwp-qTzSCboxHiJIqp_uxHDiuNgyHA/edit?usp=drivesdk Here's my list
El McKell Posted Thursday at 11:21 AM Posted Thursday at 11:21 AM Alrighty, there we go: Spoiler #1 Bryan Danielson #2 Kenta Kobashi #3 Ric Flair #4 Shawn Michaels #5 Hiroshi Tanahashi #6 Mitsuharu Misawa #7 Kazuchika Okada #8 Bret Hart #9 Jumbo Tsuruta #10 Will Ospreay #11 Toshiaki Kawada #12 Rey Mysterio Jr #13 Akira Hokuto #14 Manami Toyota #15 John Cena #16 CM Punk #17 Chigusa Nagayo #18 Jerry Lawler #19 Kurt Angle #20 Aja Kong #21 Jun Akiyama #22 Terry Funk #23 Stan Hansen #24 AJ Styles #25 Bull Nakano #26 Jushin Liger #27 Genichiro Tenryu #28 Chris Benoit #29 Nick Bockwinkel #30 Ricky Steamboat #31 El Hijo Del Santo #32 Samoa Joe #33 Big Van Vader #34 Dynamite Kansai #35 KENTA #36 Steve Austin #37 Sami Zayn #38 Mayumi Ozaki #39 Akira Taue #40 Riki Choshu #41 Kenny Omega #42 Billy Robinson #43 Tatsumi Fujinami #44 WALTER #45 Kota Ibushi #46 Pirata Morgan #47 Tomohiro Ishii #48 Keiji Mutoh #49 Barry Windham #50 Dump Matsumoto #51 Low Ki #52 Satanico #53 Katsuyori Shibata #54 Jaguar Yokota #55 Chris Hero #56 Lioness Asuka #57 Zack Sabre Jr. #58 Devil Masami #59 Shinsuke Nakamura #60 Randy Savage #61 Mick Foley #62 Kevin Steen #63 Chris Jericho #64 Eddie Guerrero #65 The Destroyer #66 Shingo Takagi #67 Brock Lesnar #68 Verne Gagne #69 Nick Jackson #70 Negro Casas #71 Jon Moxley #72 Koji Kanemoto #73 El Dandy #74 Triple H #75 Antonio Inoki #76 Tetsuya Naito #77 Blue Panther #78 Sgt Slaughter #79 Kyle O'Reilly #80 Claudio Castagnoli #81 Nigel McGuinness #82 Lou Thesz #83 Dick Murdoch #84 Atlantis #85 Steve Grey #86 L.A. Park #87 Clive Myers #88 Ricochet #89 Seth Rollins #90 Mark Briscoe #91 Shinjiro Ohtani #92 Christopher Daniels #93 Matt Jackson #94 Satoshi Kojima #95 Curt Hennig #96 The Undertaker #97 Naomichi Marufuji #98 Giant Baba #99 Steve Williams #100 Bob Backlund
Jom Posted Friday at 01:21 PM Posted Friday at 01:21 PM I actually submit my list a week or two back, but forgot to post it here until now
Matt D Posted Friday at 02:44 PM Posted Friday at 02:44 PM I think my list will be pretty good in 2036. Look, it's been a crazy decade. I did a lot of watching FOR 2016, filled in gaps, and ultimately decided that my list was going to be limited. For 2026, I have filled in a lot of gaps and explored wrestling in places I would have never imagined, like 300 hours (or whatever) of French Catch. This list is much more about my journey than any attempt to cover all grounds. The additions to the list represent France, the AJPW watching I've done (comprehensive from 89-mid 91 and so much before that), the NJPW UWF 2.0 watching I've done (Comprehensive from 86-89 and lots of what was before that), Comprehensive AJW 76-early 82, a lot of new German footage from 80-81, the Puerto Rico work I've done, and the work I've done for Found Footage Friday. There are still gaps. I don't feel like I understand the totality of guys like Liger and Hashimoto, or even someone like Anjo (but I do have a pretty good sense of Yamazaki so he slipped in at the bottom). I feel like I have enough understanding of the pillars to exclude three out of the four. That's a conscious decision. I ultimately decided not to rank active wrestlers or wrestlers who primarily made their case in the 21st century. Some of that is because I just don't feel like we have the distance and it wouldn't bring me joy even if it would, in part, represent my journey. Some of that is on merit and stylistic preference. I don't think many would get on my list anyway with all of the new people I had to shove on, but it would have made me joust with guys like Danielson, Samoa Joe, etc. Rey and Christian were people I clearly would have ranked but didn't for these purposes as well as so much of their case is as 2000s TV workers. I think we'll have more of that distance by 2036. If we did this even a year or two later, I'd almost certainly be able to rank Jaguar/Devil/Chigusa/Lioness/Dump. I am doing that work literally right now. I feel bad that they're not on there though. The point is that this is a lifelong journey and these lists, while they should be reasoned and consistent, are much more about your own personal relationship with wrestling than trying to figure out any truth. I wouldn't have made a list even except for that I wouldn't want to let down the kids who care about this and are trying to express themselves. So let's go with what I've got. I may tweak a few things here or there but this is my list for now. I feel pretty good about the first ~15 or so. After that, it's dodgy as hell. That's ok! We're on a lifelong journey here. 1 Nick Bockwinkel 2 Terry Funk 3 Genichiro Tenryu 4 Negro Casas 5 Buddy Rose 6 El Satanico 7 Yoshiaki Fujiwara 8 Jim Breaks 9 Andre the Giant 10 Jerry Lawler 11 Ric Flair 12 Giant Baba 13 Dick Murdoch 14 Jumbo Tsuruta 15 Stan Hansen From 2026, Virus obviously got moved down. That was untenable. A moment in time that he was there last time, though he did nothing wrong. More opportunity cost than anything else. Tenryu is someone who I have watched forward from my point in time. As I've come to care so much about immersion and not showing strings and intrinsic storytelling and depth and broadness of character. He's undeniable. Funk represents this too and while he doesn't clear Bock for me, he's firmly my number 2 now. Fujiwara is one of the most fascinating wrestlers ever, so self-aware and in the moment and transcendent over such a long period of time. You don't want to look away from a single exchange. Baba like Andre, understands who and what he is and what he represents and enacts it to an amazing degree. Murdoch is so much like Funk in so many ways himself, and his New Japan work is really wonderful. I think a match that represents this list as much as anything else is the Fujiwara vs Murdoch handheld we got. I love the 70s Jumbo test series. I learned so much seeing Jumbo's hypocrisy and fall through his Gladiator era in 88-90 and becoming grumpy Jumbo. I don't think everything hits but this is where he belongs on my list. And I understand Hansen much better now so he jumped about ten spots. Him always being in the moment and creating meaningful wrestling simply by being himself, but also serving the match in ways that, let's say Brody, does not. 16 Tully Blanchard 17 Ricky Morton 18 Arn Anderson 19 William Regal 20 Invader 1 Not much to say about this chunk. I moved Tully up because I feel like I've come to know him better and he's perfect and stark in what he does. So true to himself and so entertaining and effective. I saw no real reason to drop Ricky, Arn, Regal. Invader is maybe the best seller ever, a great puncher, amazing comebacks. I don't connect to HdS as much as some others do, but when I do connect with him, it's straight to my veins with rousing babyface fire. 21 Riki Choshu 22 Randy Savage Choshu and Savage are unknowable in so many ways, seething, electric, always on. I probably dock Savage for some of his 94-96 formula, but I tend to think of these two together. They create such a mood, even if the details of what they do are very different. 23 Hijo del Santo 24 Bobby Eaton 25 Gilbert Leduc 26 Blue Panther 27 Virus That's where Virus landed. It's probably more accurate. Panther moved up a bit. A brief word on the French guys. We have so much footage with them. I spent so much of the pandemic watching and writing about them and the years later, going back through and making gifs and everything else. Very few people have gone through all the footage, because it is so much work, but I hope people do. It's not always many matches but it IS many minutes and you really get a sense of these wrestlers. Some of the stylistic differences can be hard to deal with because the ebbs and flows are not always what you expect or would prefer, but you see the work put into it and the skill at play. Some of this is based on what we do have though. If we had another ten Tony Oliver or Ami Sola or Jean Rabut matches, who knows, right? But based on the evidence we have I stand by all 10 or so I ranked and I could have ranked another ten easily. Someone like Pierre Bernaert was so good at what he did. Or we KNOW Modesto Aledo was so good and versatile but we just can't prove it like we can some of the others. 28 Tatsumi Fujinami 29 Steve Grey 30 Bret Hart These three make wrestling feel like sport. I ranked them how I did in part because Bret has inconsistency through the 80s and feels like more of a peak candidate to me. What follows are some of the best babyfaces ever, broken up by Cota and Saito (who is actually a wonderful babyface when he gets to fire up in Japan rarely). Corn, who people might not be familiar with is such a great French stylist, who could work even holds with anyone in the footage with build and payoff but had some of the best fiery back and forths down the stretch when things boiled over. Again, he spoke to me. For the French guys, it's a matter of inches. 31 Jacky Corn 32 Ricky Steamboat 33 Rick Martel 34 Mocho Cota 35 Tito Santana 36 Masa Saito 37 Sangre Chicana 38 Dustin Rhodes 39 The Destroyer 40 Franz Van Buyten 41 Barry Windham 42 Black Terry 43 Roger Delaporte 44 Andre Bollet Almost none of you will be interested why I put Delaporte over Bollet. Bollet is more wild energy but Delaporte does so much more with so much less, just with his facial expressions and his body language. But they belong together and they're two of the great villains of the 20th century. 45 El Dandy 46 Masked Superstar 47 Atlantis 48 Larry Zbyszko 49 Masa Fuchi 50 Antonio Inoki Inoki at 50. I love him. When he is on, he is so, so on. But I do think sometimes he makes the wrong creative choices for the wrong reasons. That's part of his genius like almost everyone on this list but with him it's turned up to 11. I don't get the sense he was in control of himself like some of the other great wrestlers in the top 20. That effortless mastery is a lot of what I was looking for up there. Fuchi is a guy who is full of that mastery actually, able to go from a great technical jr. heavyweight title match, to a comedy six man where he plays the fool or the straight man (he can do both), to a brutal six man where he's just killing some young punk, all in the same week. Brilliant wrestler. 51 Akira Taue I understand Taue. Front and back. Up and down. I find lots of flaws in Misawa, Kobashi, Kawada. While I wish Taue would have gotten it just a little sooner, once he gets it, he never loses it. I believe in the guy. 52 Emilio Charles Jr 53 Guy Mercier 54 Roddy Piper If you told me that you'd put Mercier over Corn and Leduc, I wouldn't shrug that off. He's excellent. They all are. It's just down to preference and the footage we have. Piper is a massive beneficiary of found footage over the last decade. Lots of great stuff from him. We definitely undersold him for years. 55 La Fiera 56 Le Petit Prince 57 Billy Robinson/Billy Catanzaro (oops) 58 Greg Valentine 59 Bill Dundee 60 Fuerza Guerrera 61 Jerry Blackwell 62 Dennis Condrey 63 Terry Rudge 64 Steve Austin 65 Gilbert Cesca 66 Mighty Inoue 67 Matt Borne 68 Fit Finlay 69 Inca Peruano 70 MS-1 71 Marty Jones 72 Rene Lasartesse 73 Bob Orton, Jr. 74 Pirata Morgan 75 Jose Lothario If we had more footage, I could see guys like Lasartesse and Lothario even higher. Same even with Van Buyten who I put quite high. Van Buyten is undeniable as one of the best babyfaces I've ever seen plus he has one great heel performance. He, with Lasartesse, can just conduct a crowd and build a masterpiece. Peruano is so unique and electric. One of the most interesting wrestlers I've ever seen and he represents the journey of the last decade, while also representing guys like Sabu who are sort of unclassifiable. 76 Perro Aguayo Sr 77 Solar I Given what I've come to value over the last ten years, I could have stuck more British guys (Veidor for instance) or more stooges (Rip Rogers, Eric Embry, Chris Colt, Ron Starr, etc) here, but I wanted to represent the super babyface stars who moved the crowd and squeezed every inch of emotion and feeling out of every moment. You could mix up the next four pretty easily, but I wanted them here because they're part of what I've come to appreciate (In-ring! This is all in-ring!) in what they were able to achieve 78 Dusty Rhodes 79 Bob Backlund 80 Bruno Sammartino 81 Carlos Colon 82 Clive Myers 83 Tracy Smothers 84 Jackie Sato 85 Jon Cortez 86 Zoltan Boscik 87 Caswell Martin 88 Jacques Rougeau 89 Abdullah the Butcher 90 Super Medico I 91 Kazuo Yamazaki 92 Les Kellett 93 Kuniaki Kobayashi 94 Anton Tejero 95 Hector Garza 96 Yumi Ikeshita 97 Mami Kumano 98 Kantaro Hoshino 99 Chicky Starr 100 Haruka Eigen Not much to say about the bottom ten. Again, it represents my journey but everything had to be true. I think the Black Pair were great as personal picks. I think Eigen and Garza and Starr and Kellett and Jacques (and even Martin) were not just some of the funniest wrestlers ever but also so very good at so many other things. I understand Kobayashi and how explosive he was. A guy you never want to take your eyes off of. Hoshino was able to work against type almost like New Japan's version of Fuchi and he's excellent whenever you get to see him. Medico has amazing punches and was a great babyface but also super versatile as he had entire other lives. So it's a list. And it's my list. And it represents my whole life and my last ten years. I wish I could have put another fifty people on. I wish I had another two years to fix the AJW issue. I don't wish that I put on anyone who made their case in the 21st century. I actually feel pretty good about that. I do wish we had a little more footage of Ernie Ladd or Johnny Valentine, etc., or that i felt more confident about Brisco or Thesz or Rogers. But I don't. Wrestling's great. It's wonderful. I look at this list and I see so much that I love. Even if I didn't necessarily love making a list. I hope everyone had fun with their own journeys and hey, think of all that we still have left to learn.
MoS Posted Friday at 03:07 PM Posted Friday at 03:07 PM Here's mine! Quote 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.
club Posted Friday at 07:20 PM Posted Friday at 07:20 PM Submitted my list earlier this week. Already want to change it. Roll on 2036. Genichiro Tenryu Terry Funk Jim Breaks Kiyoshi Tamura Yoshiaki Fujiwara Akira Hokuto El Hijo del Santo Jaguar Yokota Shinya Hashimoto Bret Hart Negro Casas Antonio Inoki Kenta Kobashi Hiroshi Tanahashi Nick Bockwinkel Ric Flair Tatsumi Fujinami Steve Grey Mitsuharu Misawa Bull Nakano Keiji Muto Chigusa Nagayo Jushin Thunder Liger Akira Maeda Tarzan Goto Riki Choshu The Destroyer Randy Savage Shinjiro Otani Volk Han Naoki Sano Ricky Steamboat Stan Hansen Aja Kong Mayumi Ozaki Vader Marty Jones Shinobu Kandori Arn Anderson El Satanico Osamu Nishimura Yoshihiro Takayama Sid Cooper LA Park Andre The Giant Eddie Guerrero Gilbert Leduc Steve Austin Jack Briscoe Blue Panther Nobuhiko Takada Kazuo Yamazaki Toshiaki Kawada Rey Misterio Jr Bryan Danielson Atsushi Onita Sabu Atlantis Tully Blanchard Giant Baba Rick Martel Perro Aguayo Masakatsu Funaki Jun Akiyama Devil Masami Mick Foley Jumbo Tsuruta Sangre Chicana Virus Tatsuo Nakano Jerry Lawler Kyoko Inoue Pirata Morgan Billy Robinson Dynamite Kid Meiko Satomura Brian Maxine Tommy Rich Yuji Nagata Yoji Anjo Lou Thesz Minoru Suzuki Hiroshi Hase Shinsuke Nakamura Samoa Joe El Dandy Johnny Saint Mark Rocco Dump Matsumoto Zack Sabre Jr Fit Finlay Akira Taue Jackie Sato The Great Sasuke Masahiro Chono William Regal Shawn Michaels Dick Togo Yoshinari Ogawa Yumi Ikeshita
Superstar Sleeze Posted yesterday at 01:06 AM Posted yesterday at 01:06 AM Look forward to going through all the lists and it will be the perfect activity when the baby wakes me up at 330am tonight. I gotta say @Microstatistics putting Shawn Michaels at #2 popped me huge. Didnt have the balls to put him that high, had him at #13. Glad to see there is another HBK fan besides me and @Jimmy Redman
KB8 Posted yesterday at 01:14 AM Posted yesterday at 01:14 AM Our boy Tenryu might actually take an honest to goodness run at this top 10! I knew I wouldn't be the only Yumi Ikeshita voter, but cool to see another couple people having her on their list either way. Also another Tama vote! Hot damn!
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