WWE's Top 50 Superstars of All Time DVD set

[Coldstone Killa]

Do you agree or disagree with this list:

50. Killer Kowalski
49. Batista
48. Rick Rude
47. Bob Backlund
46. Dory Funk Jr.
45. Jeff Hardy
44. Nick Bockwinkel
43. Kane
42. Sgt. Slaughter
41. Jack Brisco
40. Big Show
39. Jake Roberts
38. Billy Graham
37. Junkyard Dog
36. Gorilla Monsoon
35. Buddy Rogers
34. Kurt Angle
33. Mick Foley
32. Jimmy Snuka
31. The Iron Sheik
30. Pat Patterson
29. Randy Orton
28. Freddie Blassie
27. Fabulous Moolah
26. Ted DiBiase ... (Which one: "The Million Dollar Man" or Jr. )
25. Chris Jericho
24. Bruno Sammartino
23. Hulk Hogan
22. Terry Funk
21. Lou Thesz
20. Jerry Lawler
19. Edge
18. Dusty Rhodes
17. Ric Flair
16. John Cena
15. Curt Hennig
14. Randy Savage
13. Gorgeous George
12. Triple H
11. Eddie Guerrero
10. Roddy Piper
9. Rey Mysterio
8. Andre the Giant
7. Ricky Steamboat
6. Harley Race
5. The Rock
4. Bret Hart
3. Steve Austin
2. The Undertaker
1. Shawn Michaels

[Man in Black]

Definitely a great list. I'm sure everyone has their own top 10 in their own order but I'm sure not many would argue with who you've got on here. You've pretty much named most of them.

Ultimate Warrior, Greg Valentine, Brutus Beefcake, Jesse Ventura, The Magnificent Muraco and Tito Santana... just off the top of my head would have probably made my WWE top list.



I guess my top 10 would look like this... and it's for WWE only (my all time list would look a lot different (something I'm working on for the rankings board).


Just missed for me... Curt Henning, Ric Flair, Iron Sheik, Ricky Steamboat, Roddy Piper, Edge and The Million Dollar Man.

10. Kurt Angle
9. John Cena
8. Bruno Sammartino
7. Randy Savage
6. The Rock
5. Andre the Giant
4. Shawn Michaels
3. Hulk Hogan
2. Steve Austin
1. Bret Hart

[Jason]

Seems about right, to me. Except for one little thing... Kurt is about 33 places to low

[Coldstone Killa]

As for some of the past wrestlers like Killer Kowalski, Nick Bockwinkel, Jack Brisco and his brother Gerald Brisco, Gorilla Monsoon and "Classie" Freddie Blassie. All of whom I never seen in action. And I'm surprised that Fabulous Moolah is the only female wrestler on their top 50 list.

As for my top 40 list:

40. Bob Backlund
39. Jake Roberts
38. Sgt. Slaughter
37. "Rowdy" Roddy Piper
36. Randy Orton
35. Mick Foley
34. Jimmy "Superfly" Snuka
33. "The British Bulldog" Davey Boy Smith
32. Chris Masters
31. Chavo Guerrero
30. The Road Warriors
29. Victoria
28. The Big Show
27. Batista
26. Kane
25. Jerry Lawler
24. Ric Flair
23. Chyna
22. Chris Jericho
21. Matt Hardy
20. Jeff Hardy
19. Edge
18. Mickie James
17. John Cena
16. Rey Mysterio
15. Andre the Giant
14. "Macho Man" Randy Savage
13. Daniel Bryan
12. Triple H
11. Eddie Guerrero
10. Fabulous Moolah
9. Hulk Hogan
8. The Rock
7. Bret "The Hitman" Hart
6. Trish Stratus
5. Kurt Angle
4. Chris Benoit
3. Shawn Michaels
2. The Undertaker
1. Stone Cold Steve Austin

[Jason]

I couldn't make a solid top 40. I do know that Kurt is my favorite. Followed by probably the Undertaker. Austin, Hart, Michaels and The Rock would probably all crowd the top ten, too.

[Man in Black]

Kurt could easily have made my top 3 if he hadn't went to TNA... but I love seeing him in TNA because his actual wrestling skills are better utilized. Those matches he had with Lesnar in the WWE are epic to me. I got to see the Smackdown Iron Man world title match live in NC... and that was my only world title change I've got to see in person... still one of my all time favorite wrestling moments.

[Jason]

I read his book when he first released it. I was about 12 or 13. I had a deep admiration for him.

I was flicking around and passed by AM Raw. Noticed The Rock on the titantron talking about Cena, and it was super interesting to me! Got me blood pumpin' and that hasn't happened with pro wrestling in 5 years.

[Man in Black]

So that first one wasn't your list Coldstone?


Jason, have you not seen Raw in a few weeks? It's been pretty good lately. But it usually always picks up around Mania time.

[Jason]

That first list was WWE's Top 50. The second one, Coldstone says it was his.

I haven't watched a full on episode of wrestling in five years.

[Man in Black]

I guess wrestling is just in my blood. It gets so stupid sometimes that I vow to quit watching... but I keep on going. I've been a wrasslin' mark for over 30 years now. My family was taking me to see the NWA in Spartanburg and Asheville before I even started school. I remember seeing Tony Atlas, Wahoo McDaniel, Ricky Steamboat, Ric Flair, Johnny Weaver, Baron von Raschke and many more legends. I guess I'll still be watching in the retirement home ;D

This is a picture of 3 of my all-time favorites back when tag team wrestling was king - Ricky Steamboat and Jay Youngblood as tag champs with Ric Flair as heavyweight champion.

Baron Von Raschke and Tony Atlas