The question of who the greatest WWE wrestlers of all time are has long been debated among fans. An emotional inquiry achieves a wide range of sentiments from the organization’s exceptionally different fan base. All-inclusive Top Roman Rules has topped the rundown of the most looked-through dynamic wrestling stars for 2023.
Brandon Thurston of Wrestlenomics has uncovered the details which list the main 20 most scanned wrestling stars for 2023 between the long stretches of January and November. There are two distinct lists in the tweet: one relates to homegrown (US) look while different considers overall pursuits.
On both the domestic and global lists, Roman Reigns dominated. In terms of searches in the United States, AEW star CM Punk came in second, while Randy Orton came in third worldwide. Sasha Banks and Bray Wyatt came in at number three on the global and US search lists, respectively.
Here is the list of the top 20 Wrestler list :
With that in mind, let’s continue this debate that has been going on for decades with our top 20 list of the best wrestlers who have ever appeared in a World Wrestling Entertainment ring.
20. Seth Rollins :
Seth “Freakin’ Rollins” is likely to climb this list and make it into the top 10 when everything is said and done. However, he is arguably not yet in his “wrestler prime,” but he has already put together a run that is good enough to place him in the top 20.
19. Daniel Bryan :
Daniel Bryan has the best underdog story of any performer. While he is truly an outstanding in-ring entertainer of his age, that frequently isn’t sufficient to prevail in the WWE. Nevertheless, during his tenure, the “American Dragon” developed into one of the company’s most entertaining and diverse performers.
18. Bruno Sammartino :
Before Vince Kennedy McMahon succeeded his father and turned WWWF into WWE, Bruno Sammartino was the company’s biggest star and most powerful champion. Sammartino contributed to the construction and upkeep of the house that would eventually become a universe.
17. Randy Orton :
Early on in his career, Randy Orton was put under a lot of pressure. Even though he delivered on camera, his immaturity as a young WWE superstar nearly cost him his job on multiple occasions.
16. Mick Foley :
One of the most significant figures in wrestling history, Mick Foley popularized hardcore wrestling for the general public. He demonstrated that appearance alone is not necessary to become a WWE superstar in this day and age, and he also demonstrated that character development and work can captivate an audience even more than the most impressive moves.
15. Edge :
Edge was at that point a Lobby of-Famer and a legend from his period, yet his capacity to get back from a vocation finishing injury after almost 10 years, despite everything be one of the most mind-blowing entertainers on the mic and in the ring at almost 50 has had his spot in WWE history to another level.
14. Bret Hart :
Bret Hart will go down in WWE history as the best technical wrestler. He showed an age of fans major areas of strength for that ring work was similarly pretty much as significant as abilities on the receiver and was quite possibly of the best narrator inside the ring that the business has at any point seen.
13. Rey Mysterio :
One of the signs of a capable grappler is the capacity to work with any entertainer/style and convey first-rate coordinates. Despite being one of the smallest wrestlers in WWE history, Rey Mysterio exemplifies that.
12. Chris Jericho :
Chris Jericho would eventually succeed Bret Hart and bring Canada back to the forefront of sports entertainment, albeit in a very different manner, following Bret Hart’s unpleasant dispute with Vince McMahon and the WWE.
11. ‘Macho Man Randy Savage :
During his heyday as a wrestler in the WWE in the 1980s, “Macho Man” Randy Savage was well-known to many fans for his absurdly funny promos. Notwithstanding, many don’t understand he was as world-class a grappler as the organization has at any point seen.
10. Brock Lesnar :
The Monster.” Due to the fact that Brock Lesnar is precisely that, it is one of the greatest nicknames in WWE history. He is a hereditary oddity that is a balance of force, speed, and fierceness.
9. Kurt Angle :
Kurt Point took WWE to an entirely different stratosphere of physicality when he brought his Olympic gold decoration-winning gifts to proficient wrestling in the last part of the 90s. Notwithstanding, where he blew fanatic fans away was in his fantastic appeal and capacity to be both fearsome and ludicrous.
8. Triple H :
One of the greatest villains in wrestling history will be Ric Flair. Well, Triple H is WWE history’s Flair. Hunter Hearst Helmsley was the best bad performer of all time. However, it should not be overlooked that he was also a founding member of the illustrious D-Generation X faction.
7. John Cena :
In terms of whether you love or hate him, John Cena was the one who started the polarized reaction from the audience. He was adored by the children and casuals but detested by men and fanatics. After the “Attitude” era,
6. Roman Reigns :
Love him or disdain him, Roman Rules has turned into a megastar and is a monstrous motivation behind why the organization has rounded up billions in income throughout the course of recent years.
5. Shawn Michaels :
Shawn Michaels is, without a doubt, WWE’s greatest pound-for-pound performer. Few have fought in as many legendary bouts and had a greater impact on the majority of today’s most prominent athletes than “HBK.” He lost eight valuable years due to a bad back injury, but the second part of his career, while different, was just as memorable.
4. The Rock :
Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson’s uncanny charisma, mic skills, and underrated ring work expanded the audience after Steve Austin helped make WWE cool again. He is one of a handful of gifts that had the genuine mass allure and transformed into an enormously fruitful vocation in Hollywood. One of the WWE wrestlers with the greatest fame and lasting impressions is The Rock.
3. Hulk Hogan :
We wouldn’t have WWE as far as we might be concerned today, notwithstanding the game-changing achievement that occurred during the 1980s as a result of Mass Hogan. He contributed to the national expansion of the WWE brand,
elevated professional wrestling to primetime television slots, and established it as an early pay-per-view revenue generator. Hogan is, in fact, WWE’s Babe Ruth.
2. The Undertaker :
The Undertaker is the only WWE wrestler to have achieved main-event longevity. Most would agree he helped make the organization a billion bucks from his prosperity as an entertainer and the army of fans he developed north of 30 years in the advancement.
1. ‘Stone Cold Steve Austin :
During the second half of the 1990s, “Stone Cold” Steve Austin almost completely transformed WWE from a niche entertainment format into one of the coolest things on television. His iconic anti-hero character and intensity contributed to WWE’s Monday night TV ratings machine and transformed the company into a billion-dollar corporation.
