A legitimate Olympic gold medalist in wrestling, Kurt Angle transitioned seamlessly into WWE, becoming one of the greatest in-ring performers of all time. His ability to combine technical wrestling with comedic timing made him a standout. One of his most memorable moments came at WrestleMania 21, where he faced Shawn Michaels in a technical masterpiece, solidifying his place among wrestling’s elite.

Widely regarded as one of the best wrestlers of all time, HBK’s ability to tell a story in the ring was unmatched. His two WrestleMania matches against The Undertaker are considered some of the greatest ever. His emotional "I’m sorry, I love you" moment before retiring Ric Flair at WrestleMania 24 is one of the most heartbreaking yet beautiful moments in WWE history.

Arguably the greatest WWE character ever, The Undertaker’s 30-year career is filled with legendary moments. His undefeated WrestleMania Streak became one of wrestling’s most revered records until it was shockingly ended by Brock Lesnar at WrestleMania 30. His Hell in a Cell match against Mankind remains one of the most jaw-dropping moments in WWE history.

The face of the Attitude Era, Stone Cold’s rebellious nature and intense feuds, especially with Vince McMahon, made him an icon. His "Austin 3:16" promo at King of the Ring 1996 launched his superstardom. The unforgettable moment when he refused to tap out to Bret Hart’s Sharpshooter at WrestleMania 13, blood pouring down his face, solidified him as a legend.

The greatest cruiserweight of all time, Rey Mysterio defied the odds throughout his career with his high-flying lucha libre style. His underdog story culminated in an emotional WWE Championship win at WrestleMania 22, where he overcame Kurt Angle and Randy Orton to honor the late Eddie Guerrero.

Becky Lynch’s rise to "The Man" in 2018 was one of WWE’s best organic success stories. After getting bloodied in a brawl with Ronda Rousey, she became an overnight sensation, leading to her historic WrestleMania 35 main-event victory. Her fiery promos and underdog story made her an all-time great.

A cornerstone of modern WWE, Seth Rollins’ ability to reinvent himself has kept him at the top. His greatest moment came at WrestleMania 31 when he pulled off the first-ever Money in the Bank cash-in during the main event, stealing the WWE Championship from Brock Lesnar and Roman Reigns in an unforgettable moment. His "Burn It Down" persona and in-ring excellence make him a fan favorite.

Bryan’s underdog story culminated at WrestleMania 30, where he overcame The Authority to win the WWE Championship. His real-life battle with injuries and miraculous return in 2018 made fans love him even more.

Few wrestlers were as beloved as Eddie Guerrero, known for his "Lie, Cheat, and Steal" persona. He had unmatched charisma and technical wrestling ability. His emotional WWE Championship win over Brock Lesnar at No Way Out 2004 was one of the most heartfelt moments in WWE history, proving that heart and determination could overcome any odds.

Known for his fearless, hardcore style, Mick Foley endured unimaginable punishment for the love of wrestling. His fall off the Hell in a Cell structure against The Undertaker in 1998 remains one of the most shocking moments in WWE history. His transformation into characters like Mankind, Cactus Jack, and Dude Love showcased his incredible versatility.

"The Viper" has built a legendary career with his smooth in-ring style and deadly RKO finisher. His evolution from a cocky young star to a 14-time world champion has been incredible. One of his greatest moments was when he cashed in Money in the Bank on Daniel Bryan at SummerSlam 2013, aligning with The Authority to become the company's top villain.

AJ Styles is known for his high-flying, hard-hitting style and his ability to put on classics with anyone. A late addition to WWE, he shocked the world by debuting at the 2016 Royal Rumble. His dream feud with John Cena in 2016–2017 resulted in some of the best matches in WWE history.

Asuka dominated NXT with an undefeated streak that lasted over two years. Her fast, striking-heavy style and charisma made her a top star. Her 2018 Royal Rumble win cemented her as a trailblazer for women’s wrestling, and her mist-spitting mind games continue to make her a unique character.

The Excellence of Execution, Bret Hart was the best technical wrestler of his time. His real-life feud with Vince McMahon after the Montreal Screwjob in 1997 remains one of wrestling’s most controversial moments. His matches with Steve Austin, Shawn Michaels, and Owen Hart are legendary.

Punk’s infamous "Pipe Bomb" promo in 2011 blurred the lines between fiction and reality, making him a cult hero. His 434-day WWE Championship reign remains one of the longest of the modern era. His 2021 AEW debut after a seven-year absence was one of the most emotional returns in wrestling history.

The Great One is one of the biggest crossover stars in wrestling history. His mic skills, unmatched charisma, and athleticism made him a megastar. His return match against John Cena at WrestleMania 28 was billed as "Once in a Lifetime" and broke records. His "This Is Your Life" segment with Mick Foley remains one of the highest-rated WWE segments of all time.

"The Face That Runs the Place," Cena dominated WWE for over a decade, winning 16 world titles. His "Never Give Up" mantra resonated with fans, but one of his greatest stories came in 2017 when he defeated AJ Styles at the Royal Rumble to tie Ric Flair’s legendary world championship record.

A daredevil like no other, Jeff Hardy made a name for himself with jaw-dropping high-risk maneuvers. His Swanton Bombs off ladders in the early 2000s revolutionized tag team wrestling. His WWE Championship win in 2008 was a full-circle moment for fans who had watched him sacrifice his body for years in pursuit of the gold.

One of the most charismatic and intense performers in WWE history, Randy Savage’s raspy voice, flamboyant attire, and in-ring excellence made him a fan favorite. His match with Ricky Steamboat at WrestleMania III is considered one of the greatest of all time. His real-life romance and on-screen storyline with Miss Elizabeth remains one of wrestling’s most beloved love stories.

From his days as the arrogant "Connecticut Blueblood" to the ruthless leader of Evolution and The Authority, Triple H’s career has been defined by longevity and reinvention. His epic rivalry with Mick Foley, particularly their brutal Street Fight at the 2000 Royal Rumble, proved he could be a top guy. His real-life transition into an executive role has helped shape WWE’s future.

From WWE champion to Hollywood star, Batista’s journey is remarkable. His rivalry with Triple H, culminating at WrestleMania 21, made him a main-eventer. Fans also love his surprise return in 2014, leading to the infamous "Bootista" chants, proving that even legends must earn their place in modern WWE.

The Big Red Machine was one of WWE’s most fearsome characters, debuting in 1997 by ripping the Hell in a Cell door off to confront The Undertaker. His long, eerie entrance and devastating Chokeslam made him an icon. His comedic side later emerged in Team Hell No with Daniel Bryan, proving his versatility.

One of the most innovative high-flyers in wrestling, RVD’s laid-back attitude and extreme in-ring style made him a fan favorite. His crowning moment came at ECW One Night Stand 2006 when he defeated John Cena for the WWE Championship in front of a rabid ECW crowd. His ability to blend martial arts, acrobatics, and hardcore wrestling set him apart as one of WWE’s most unique competitors.

Kofi’s journey from tag team specialist to world champion was one of WWE’s best underdog stories. His "KofiMania" movement in 2019 culminated in a WrestleMania 35 victory over Daniel Bryan for the WWE Championship, making him the first African-born world champion in WWE history. His creative Royal Rumble eliminations also became legendary.

After years of mixed reactions from fans, Roman Reigns reinvented himself as "The Tribal Chief" in 2020, becoming one of the most dominant champions in WWE history. His feud with Jey Uso and eventual Bloodline storyline captivated audiences. His shocking win over The Undertaker at WrestleMania 33 cemented him as WWE’s top star, but his current run as the Head of the Table has been his career-defining moment.