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Through the years, wrestling has given us some of the most memorable stars in sports entertainment. Some dominated with sheer strength, and others with their words. So, how well do you know them?
Say Your Prayers And Eat Your Vitamins
With his larger-than-life persona and unmatched charisma, this wrestling icon became the face of professional wrestling in the 1980s.
Hulk Hogan Entrance Video by WWE
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Hulk Hogan. He's one of the most famous wrestlers of all time with his "Hulkamania" movement and multiple WWE Championship reigns.
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Known For His Legendary Streak
Draped in mystery and darkness, this wrestler built one of the longest and most respected careers in WWE. His ominous presence and undefeated WrestleMania streak made him a legend in the industry.
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The Undertaker. As a WWE icon, the Undertaker's career spanned over 30 years. His 21-0 WrestleMania streak and supernatural gimmick make him one of wrestling's most enduring figures.
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The Best There Is, The Best There Was, And The Best There Ever Will Be
A master of technical wrestling, this superstar prided himself on his in-ring ability and storytelling. He was the face of WWE during the early 1990s.
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Bret Hart. The five-time WWE Champion and Hall of Famer is known for his technical prowess and sharpshooter submission. His classic matches against Shawn Michaels and Steve Austin are quite popular.
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A Real Giant Was The First To Be Remembered
Weighing more than 500 pounds and standing over seven feet tall, this wrestling legend was truly a larger-than-life figure. His incredible size made him one of the most dominant forces in wrestling history.
Andre the Giant vs Tito Santana - 1988 - Milano by Ulisse
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Andre the Giant. He was a wrestling icon and the first-ever WWE Hall of Fame inductee. Fans remember Andre the Giant for his role in The Princess Bride and his legendary match against Hulk Hogan at WrestleMania III.
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A Third-Generation WWE Superstar In Hollywood
Born into a wrestling dynasty, he made his WWE debut in 1996. His charisma and Hollywood success turned him into a global megastar.
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The Rock or Dwayne Johnson. He followed in the footsteps of his father, Rocky Johnson, and grandfather, Peter Maivia, to become one of WWE's biggest superstars before transitioning into one of Hollywood's highest-paid actors.
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He Defined WWE's Attitude Era
Thanks to his rebellious attitude and signature black vest, this wrestler became the face of the most popular era in WWE history. His feuds with Vince McMahon made him a fan favorite.
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Stone Cold Steve Austin. He revolutionized wrestling during the Attitude Era. While feuding with McMahon in one of wrestling's greatest rivalries, he still won six WWE Championships and three Royal Rumbles.
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He Had 16 World Titles
With his expensive suits and jet-flying lifestyle, this wrestler became one of the greatest talkers and performers in history. He is still referenced in pop culture today.
The Nature Boy dazzles in his final match entrance at WrestleMania XXIV: Slow Mo Replay by WWE
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Ric Flair. Flair is a 16-time world champion who embodied the extravagant wrestling persona. He is famous for his "Wooo!" chant and larger-than-life personality.
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He Granted More Make-A-Wish Requests Than Anyone Else
This superstar dominated WWE for over a decade to become the company's franchise player. His dedication to charity work made him one of the most respected figures in wrestling.
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John Cena. John Cena has granted more than 650 Make-A-Wish Foundation requests, more than any other celebrity, while also winning 16 world championships and becoming a mainstream entertainment star.
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He Became Known As "The Game"
A cerebral and ruthless competitor, he made a name for himself as a leader of one of the most infamous groups in wrestling history. Later, he moved to a key backstage role.
Triple H's grandest WrestleMania entrances: WWE Top 10, April 7, 2018 by WWE
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Triple H. He was the leader of D-Generation X and later became a major executive in WWE. Triple H currently helps new generations of wrestling talent.
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The Showstopper And Mr WrestleMania
This wrestler was famous for stealing the show at WWE's biggest event, consistently delivering some of the greatest matches of all time.
WWE 2K25 - Shawn Michaels ENTRANCE (PS5) by AJ4Games
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Shawn Michaels. He is widely regarded as one of the best in-ring performers in history. He earned the nickname "Mr WrestleMania" due to his unforgettable matches and four WWE Championship reigns.
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An Olympic Gold Medal Winner With A Broken Neck
This wrestler's background in amateur wrestling gave him an edge, and he quickly rose to the top after debuting in WWE. Despite a broken neck, he won an Olympic gold medal in 1996.
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Kurt Angle. This is a WWE Hall of Famer and former Olympic gold medalist who won multiple world championships and became one of the best pure wrestlers in the industry.
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He Reinvented Himself More Times Than Any Other Wrestler
From "Lionheart" to "Y2J" to "The Painmaker," this superstar has continuously adapted his persona to stay relevant.
Chris Jericho Entrance Video by WWE
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Chris Jericho He is a six-time WWE Champion and the first-ever AEW World Champion. His ability to reinvent himself and stay at the top of the industry for decades made him a household name.
He Won His First WWE Championship By Cashing In Money In The Bank At WrestleMania
This wrestler was known as "The Ultimate Opportunist" and made history by using his briefcase at the grandest stage of them all. His career was marked by incredible comebacks and epic rivalries.
Edge makes fiery Brood Edge entrance at WrestleMania 39: WrestleMania 39 Sunday Highlights by WWE
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Edge. He is an 11-time world champion and WWE Hall of Famer who rose to fame for his cunning tactics and legendary TLC matches. After he returned from retirement, he adopted the name “Cope”.
He Holds The Longest World Championship Reign Of The Modern Era
After years of being pushed as WWE's top star, this wrestler finally cemented his legacy with a historic title reign. Leading a dominant faction, he ruled WWE for over 1,300 days.
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Roman Reigns. He is the leader of The Bloodline and a multi-time WWE Champion. Reigns is celebrated for his record-setting Universal Championship reign and transformation into "The Tribal Chief".
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The Visionary And The Architect
This superstar made his name as part of a dominant trio before betraying his brothers and carving out a Hall of Fame-worthy singles career. His high-energy matches and unpredictable style made him successful.
Roman Reigns, Seth Rollins and Dean Ambrose reunite as The Shield: Raw, March 4, 2019 by WWE
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Seth Rollins. He's a multiple-time world champion and Grand Slam winner. Rollins is well-known for his role in The Shield and his shocking Money in the Bank cash-in at WrestleMania 31.
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Left WWE And Then Came Back To Finish His Story
Born into a legendary wrestling family, this superstar struggled in his first WWE run but reinvented himself elsewhere. He returned years later with a new purpose—to win the title that his father never could.
A Stardust is Born - Raw Fallout - June 16, 2014 by WWE
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Cody Rhodes. Cody Rhodes is the son of Dusty Rhodes. He left WWE to help create AEW and then made a triumphant return to WWE, eventually winning the Undisputed WWE Championship at WrestleMania 40.
The Legend Killer
This third-generation superstar made his mark early by targeting WWE legends with no fear of dismantling some of the biggest names in wrestling history. His career has been defined by ruthless precision and an unmatched finishing move.
Randy Orton Entrance Video by WWE
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Randy Orton. He is a 14-time world champion, celebrated for his RKO finisher. His time in Evolution and his ability to play a beloved face and a hated villain are memorable.
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He Dropped A Pipe Bomb And Walked Out Of WWE At His Peak
This superstar captured the wrestling world's attention with a fiery, unscripted promo that blurred the lines between reality and storytelling. His rebellious attitude made him a fan favorite, even as he clashed with WWE management.
CM Punk - Titantron/Entrance Video - 2023 Cult of Personality (Remastered) by CrookedAlloy
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CM Punk. He is a multiple-time world champion best known for his "Pipe Bomb" promo in 2011. His WWE departure and his eventual return to wrestling in AEW and WWE were controversial.
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WWE's Greatest Rival To The Undertaker But Never Wrestled Him There
This mysterious and iconic wrestler was the face of a rival company for decades, known for his loyalty and bizarre face paint.
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Sting. The WCW's franchise player never faced The Undertaker in WWE but had a storied career in WCW, TNA, and AEW, earning him the nickname "The Icon".
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The Phenomenal One
Despite being one of the world's best wrestlers for years, this superstar didn't debut in WWE until later in his career. But when he did, he instantly proved he belonged among the elite.
AJ Styles' greatest moments: WWE Top 10, Jan. 6, 2018 by WWE
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AJ Styles. Styles is a two-time WWE Champion and former leader of The Bullet Club. He made a name for himself with his incredible athleticism and success in promotions like TNA and WWE.
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A Japanese Wrestling Legend Known For His Mysterious Green Mist
A pioneer of strong style and theatrical wrestling, this superstar dazzled fans with his unpredictable moves and iconic finishing mist, which blinded his opponents.
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The Great Muta. This is a legendary Japanese wrestler known for his eerie presence and signature green mist. He used to stun opponents throughout his career.
He Won The WWE Championship Just Five Months After His Debut
This powerhouse burst onto the scene and immediately dominated to defeat some of the biggest names in the business. His combination of raw strength and athleticism made him one of the most feared competitors in wrestling history.
Brock Lesnar Entrance Video by WWE
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Brock Lesnar. He is a multiple-time WWE and UFC champion. His dominant in-ring style and destruction of opponents with the F5 made him famous.
