WHO ARE THE BEST OF ALL TIME? (TOP 10)

It doesn't matter which sport you follow or watch more often, they all have one thing that unites them, the best called GOAT (Greatest of all time) of each one, and believe me, that doesn't change when we talk about pro wrestling. 

It is very common for us to see the crowd debating whether Ric Flair was greater than Hulk Hogan, if John Cena is the greatest that WWE has ever had, if AJ Styles can be placed in the conversation of the greatest for having made history in all the companies he has been through, but who is the real greatest?

Today we are going to name top teen of the best names in this sport called wrestling, it is worth remembering that the names below are in accordance with our opinion and overview of everything.

STONE COLD STEVE AUSTIN 

If we go back in time a little Austin was the symbol of the WWF's “Attitude Era”, even though he retired in 2003 he remained so relevant and loved, which is precisely what makes him one of the greatest in history, the moment when the company went back to the top for good and consolidated itself again as the entertainment of a generation.

Everything he said resonated, everything he did resonated, the guy just created one of the greatest gimmicks/phrases in history (Austin 3:16) and to this day you see people who go crazy over it. He was key to the WWF winning the war against WCW and was basically king during one of the biggest peaks the sport has ever seen. 

 Hell yeah!

THE ROCK

The Rock is the star that most managed to transcend pro-wrestling, becoming simply one of the biggest stars in Hollywood in the 21st century. He started out as Rocky Maivia and destroyed everything when he became The Rock. 

 Unbeatable in promos, absurd charisma even as a heel or face, he was involved in great rivalries many point to the one he had with Steve Austin as the greatest of all time and produced many good matches, in addition to creating remarkable moments for the history of the sport. 

 When you hear “If you smell”, already cover your ears because the audience is going to release a gigantic pop for a fighter who deserves it all.

ROMAN REIGNS 

Speaking of the present, the next name is exactly him, the current WWE Undisputed Universal Champion and king of his stable 'Bloodline', protected by his group composed of his brothers Usos, Solo Sikoa and Sami Zayn, Reigns has one of the most dominant stables in the world. current times that by themselves have already proven their power and strength.

It is not the first time that Roman Reigns has participated in a stable, in 2012 he emerged as one of the members of one of the biggest stables 'The Shield' that invaded the world title fight between CM Punk, John Cena and Ryback in the Survivor Series attacking them brutally, while he was there he won the doubles title with his friend Seth Rollins and not only that, in his first Royal Rumble he eliminated twelve superstars making a historic record for a fighter in his first Royal Rumble, outside his stable he made great feats like ending the 'Streak' of the famous Undertaker at WrestleMania 33 he not only won but dominated the fight, today considered the best fighter of this new era and undefeated as world champion with 853 days Roman Reigns is the guy to beat and the main face of the company making its list of victories over big names.

JOHN CENA 

Next up is John Cena, possibly the greatest product WWE has created, Cena is pretty much the symbol of WWE for the past 20 years and no other wrestler comes close to representing himself with a company the way Cena and WWE have. He's had his problems raising talent, he's been forced down the throats of fans many times over the years, but he's a giant. 

 Also represented as the symbol of the PG Era, Cena is one of the most accomplished guys within the WWE having won the world title 16 times leaving a mark on the company he is one of the most important characters in history. You might not like him, but there's no denying the impact this guy had.

BRUNO SAMMARTINO 

4,040 days as WWE/WWF/WWWF World Heavyweight Champion with only 2 reigns, in the early days of the WWE, so WWWF, the company was just a regional thing and not even close to what it is today, but this man here is one of the main responsible for the her growth at that time. 

 Sammartino was the first hero created by WWE, that first fighter that people looked up to and were inspired by, he was practically unbeatable as he sold almost every ticket at any show he was at. 

 Of course, Sammartino was just a WWE guy and didn't even make in-ring appearances outside of that area, but he's still huge. WWE's relationship with Madison Square Garden today stems a lot from what it was able to do in the past.

HULK HOGAN 

Have you ever seen those movie scenes where some sportsman or famous person becomes so big that he ends up becoming a kind of national hero? So that's pretty much what Hogan became at the height of his career. The true symbol of American patriotism, the guy is perhaps the main person responsible for the success that the WWF/WWE has achieved throughout its history.

He was the perfect product in an era that needed something like this, in a company that needed someone giant, someone who could become that expected icon. 46 years after his debut, Hogan is still a milestone that's hard to explain how he became so influential and arguably one of the most connected names with WWE.

TRIPLE H 

Is the current Chief Content Officer also on the list? But of course, Paul Levesque the famous The Game is next on the list. 

 Having used some remarkable characters throughout his career and won several belts Triple H was one of the best at the time, The Game even led the battle against WCW on April 27, 1998, one of the most remarkable in the history of pro-wrestling with one of the strongest stables of the time, D-Generation-X, there he and his partner Shawn Michaels became famous for great moments against Vince McMahon or Spirit Squad in times of WWF and WWE. 

 Today, with the top acquisition position in the company alongside his wife Stephanie McMahon, the owner of the company, he also does great things from the inside, bringing all his experience of many years to the current talents of the company.

RIC FLAIR 

Next is Charlotte's father who for many, we are talking here about the best fighter in history, ranging from 16 or 21 reigns as World Champion, Flair is one of the most influential and famous fighters in all of history, whether in independent territories or large corporations.

It's practically impossible to talk about the history of pro-wrestling without mentioning Flair, the guy was involved in so many important moments that his history is intertwined with that of the sport, and not only that, Flair did a lot in his WWF and WCW times.

BROCK LESNAR 

Since we're talking about the best, how about we talk about the conqueror, that's right, the beast incarnate, he may not be one of the most charismatic superstars, but he did great things for companies, beating strong names like Hulk Hogan, John Cena, and we can't forget of course that he ended up with Undertaker's WrestleMania 30 streak, a moment that etched into our hearts. 

 As a champion inside and outside the WWE, Lesnar was marked by being one of the first superstars of the company to be champion of the UFC a category so different from WWE. 

 He and his faithful companion Paul Heyman side by side managed to stay with the world title for 504 days, a great reign not to mention his titles at the time of the WWF and his historic moment against Kurt Angel where he applied a Swantom Bomb from the third rope, for those who experienced it knows that Lesnar has a differential from other superstars which is his behavior in the ring, where with a few moves he manages to annihilate his opponents through fatigue with the famous 'Suplex City' and not forgetting the 'F5' these two have claimed many victims throughout his history.

THE UNDERTAKER

Finally, The Undertaker, perhaps the most impactful gimmick in the entire history of pro-wrestling, for several reasons, when we talk about wrestling, it's hard not to mention Deadman. With a “dark” character that really resonated with fans, where his whole storyline was cool to see, Undertaker is one of the greatest because he stayed in the industry for decades and still managed to stay on top. 

 Every time you hear the bell ringing and the lights going out, you get excited because you know that here comes the guy who is possibly your biggest reference, not to mention that he remained relevant for years and without even winning so many belts throughout his career, which I think is an even greater feat, as Undertaker was one of the first characters in the company to have this different gimmick, in addition he had one of the biggest streaks in Wrestlemania with a record number of twenty-one wins.