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WWE has existed since it became a home for several historic wrestlers who became legendary in their field. These professional wrestlers, who displayed extraordinary personalities and superb ring performance, drove the production of professional wrestling forward while permanently influencing its evolution. This article lists the finest wrestlers who have performed in WWE throughout history.

1. The Undertaker

The Undertaker represents the ultimate embodiment of WWE’s charismatic aura. Through more than thirty years of WWE involvement, he transformed into an enduring champion and devoted member of WWE. During his undefeated WrestleMania run that extended to 21 matches, The Undertaker achieved the most esteemed record in wrestling history,y which Lesnar later broke. The most well-known competitions of his career included Kane, Shawn Michaels, Mankind, and Triple H. As The Deadman, he gave memorable scary performances during which he exhibited his incredible moves, such as Chokeslam and Tombstone Piledriver, to become a wrestling phenomenon.

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2. “Stone Cold” Steve Austin

As the top star of WWE’s Attitude Era, Stone Cold Steve Austin embodied an anti-hero persona. Through his rebellion, the famous Austin 3:16 catchphrase, and direct approach to wrestling,g The Deadman emerged as one of the biggest attractions throughout wrestling history. The legendary Vince McMahon matchups and his showdowns against The Rock Bret Hart and Triple H made wrestling history. Through his promos, beer celebrations, and stunting devastation, Austin created everlasting goodwill toward his place in WWE history by establishing deep bonds with fans.

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3. The Rock

Through his captivating performance, The Rock obtained the title of “The Most Electrifying Man in Sports Entertainment.” With unmatched charisma, incredible mic skills, and an explosive in-ring style, The Rock became a global superstar. WWE fans still remember with admiration the iconic competition that ensued between Stone Cold, Triple H, and John Cena. After winning multiple WWE championships, he transitioned between WWE competition and Hollywood appearances, although he usually made brief WWE comeback appearances. The WWE wrestling industry will forever remember The Rock for his two defining finishing moves: Rock Bottom alongside People’s Elbow.

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4. John Cena

John Cena became a 16-time world champion and a wrestling icon who divided fans into strong opposites through the Ruthless Aggression Era and PG Era. Through his “Never Give Up” motto, Cena became a youth role model for millions of fans worldwide. WWE fans still remember some of the most memorable moments in the company’s history from the feuds between Cena and his rivals, such as Randy Orton, Edge, CM Punk, and The Rock. His five moves of doom, which consist of the Attitude Adjustment and STF, along with three additional maneuvers, established him as a dangerous wrestler in any ring. Cena made an unchallengeable impression on WWE regardless of how fans felt about him.

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5. Shawn Michaels

The wrestling world honored Shawn Michaels with his “Mr. WrestleMania” title because he demonstrated unmatched in-ring abilities that crowned him as one of the sport’s most outstanding performers ever. Through his excellent aerial moves, impressive storytelling, and exceptional performance, he became a legendary wrestler forever. WWE enthusiasts remember the groundbreaking matches from his bitter rivalries with Bret Hart, Thee Undertake,r, and Triple H. The greatness of his WrestleMania battles with The Undertaker and his legendary Iron Man bout against Bret Hart continues to receive universal recognition. Sweet Chin Music and the Kip-Up were the defining maneuvers that characterized his signature performance.

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6. Triple H

During his time as a wrestler and his current role as a company executive, Triple H has delivered extraordinary value to WWE. As a multiple world champion and NXT creator, The Game built legendary rivalries with The Rock, Mick Foley, and Batista throughout his career. Throughout many decades, his ring psychology and ability to transform himself remained relevant. The cerebral approach of Triple H’s in-ring development resulted in his status as a true wrestling icon during his leadership roles with DX, The Authority, and The Evolution stable. Triple H made his Pedigree finisher essential to WWE’s effective finishing moves.

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7. Hulk Hogan

Wrestling fans worldwide acknowledged Hulk Hogan as their leading star during the 1980s. His “Hulkamania” movement, memorable rivalries against Andre the Giant, Ultimate Warrior, and Randy Savage, and widespread popularity enabled WWE to achieve remarkable new success. The Big Boot and Leg Drop provided Hogan with powerful and straightforward powers. Hulk Hogan displayed versatility by being present at WrestleMania matches alongside his heel character in WCW’s NWO. Despite his ongoing disputes, the wrestling world has not witnessed a figure who influenced the sport with a power equal to Hogan’s.

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8. Ric Flair

WWE became the ultimate stage for Ric Flair to solidify his wrestler legacy even though his fame had been established elsewhere. Ric Flair established himself as a 16-time world champion through his exhibition of charisma and technical wrestling combined with his ultra-ambitious performances. Hogan gained recognition throughout his career for his “Wooo!” yell and signature robes, which became popular worldwide wrestling symbols. People still remember the spectacular wrestling vignettes he battled with Shawn Michaels, Randy Savage, and Sting. The Figure Four Leg Lock was his exclusive maneuver in which he displayed complete dominance through submission wrestling.

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9. Bret “The Hitman” Hart

During his time, WWE recognized Bret Hart as someone who executed excellence in every match. The way he wrestled, using his precise technical techniques and ability to tell engaging stories, made him highly beloved by fans. The Montreal Screwjob marked the peak of his wrestling career alongside his bitter matches with Shawn Michaels, while his battles against Stone Cold, Owen Hart, and British Bulldog demonstrated his skills as a pure wrestler. Through his hazardous submission move named Sharpshooter, Hart established a finisher that WWE fans feared immensely while his reverence towards professional wrestling maintained his status as a wrestling purist.

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10. Randy Orton

WWE audiences have felicitated the “Legend Killer” for twenty consecutive years. More than 14 world titles, his skilled wrestling abilities, and a masterful RKO finishing move earned Orton recognition as one of WWE’s all-time best performers. His time with Evolution, Viper’s identity, and strategic match approach made him an exceptional force within WWE. Randy Orton showcased his organizational shift capabilities in his career, keeping distinct from other wrestlers because he safeguarded his cold emotional state.

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Final Thoughts

WWE owes its dominant position to the wrestlers who established themselves throughout various generations. Through groundbreaking promos, timeless rivalries, and remarkable matches, WWE superstars have secured their fame in wrestling history. The achievements of these wrestlers still motivate current and future wrestlers and WWE spectators.

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