For Bad Guy: Undertaker (when he kidnapped steph mcmohn)
For Gimmic: The Cat or Rakishi with Scotty too Hotty and grand master sexy

DDP and the diamond cutter baby!

personally my fav was the big red machine kane!!!
hes crap now but in his prime with the mask he was massive! so much strength and power, yet vince mcmahon never made him win the big matches, he was the WWF champion for 1 day!!
2nd and 3rd i love the rock and stone cold, their feuds and matches were amazing! made the atmosphere in the stadiums unbeliveable!!

In Gimmick Mode: Bret Hart as a good guy

For pure entertainment: Owen Hart, always good to watch

Over rated choreographed crap that takes up my foxtel...

Thanks for your comment

Absolute #1 I have to say Chris Jehrico - don't mind him as a face or heel but if I had to choose I would say heel. I also loved Kurt Angle.

As a face - huge on Mankind.

In the old WCW days I was a big Sting fan.

I do believe it was Grand Master Sexay.

When kurt angle and stone cold were vince mcmahons cronies, that was the best thing ever.

the game HHH. anyone with motorhead intro music demands my respect.

Ran into Booker T one night at the crown and then endeed up playing blackjack on the same table as RVD.

I always used to think that it was BS when the commentators would say he is "6'10" or whatever about a wrestler.

Once you have seen how big Booker is and then see him fight Kane or the Big Show i now believe them when they say how big someone is.

de best is Sting n Ricky "de Dragon" Steamboat !!!

Ultimate Warrior for me.

Favourite match ever was the retirement match between him and Macho Man Randy Savage.

Hulk Hogan for old skool

Stone Cold
The Rock
ManKind

Current

John Cena
Big Kahli
Bastista
Mark Henry

Cant believe so many people are bypassing The Rock and Stone Cold!

They single handedly revived the WWF in the late 90's and made the WWE what it is today.

I sat next to HHH on a plane earlier this year when they were in OZ, he was a really nice guy. rather shy too which was surprising.

GREATEST CAREER BABYFACE (ie. only played the good guy role for his entire career): Ricky "The Dragon" Steamboat

GREATEST CAREER TWEENER (ie. could play both heel and face during their career): The 16 time Heavyweight champion of the world... The Dirtiest Player in the Game... Space Mountain... The Limousine Ridin', Jet Flying, Kiss Stealin', Wheelin' Dealin', Son of a Gun... The "NATURE BOY" Ric Flair

GREATEST CAREER HEEL (ie. only played the bad guy role for his entire career): "Ravishing" Rick Rude

Cactus Jack/Cactus Jack Foley/Cactus Jack Manson/Dude Love/Jack Foley/Mankind/Mick Foley/Nick Foley/Super Zodiac
Stone Cold Steve Austin
The Rock
HHH
Kurt Angle
'The Road Dogg' Jesse James
Trish Stratus
John Cena

Notable mention 'Goldberg' Bill Goldberg (WCW)


The Rock and Sock connection - now that was quality!
Stone Cold vs McMahon

Scotty too Hotty
Wolfpac (Hall and Nash)
Billy Kidman
Brett Hart
Rowdy Rowdy Piper
Hacksaw Jim Duggan
Jeff Jarret
Norman Smiley

I used to be slightly amused by Brutus 'The Barber' Beefcake

Andre the Giant........

Couldn't believe Andre didnt't get a mention till now. I remember him from such funerals as "Andre the Giant, we hardly knew ye".

Undertaker

Favourite moves
Choke slam
Tight rope walk while holding the opponents arm in a twisted motion then....BANG! OH MY GOD JERRY the king LAWLER DID YOU SEE THAT

Coco Be Ware
Junk Yard Dog
Booker T's brother Stevie Ray
Scott and Rick Steiner (Big Puppa Pump)
Mankind
Ian Grigg
Simon Stapleton
Steve Holder

not sure about the last 3, someone may need to check those.

Hammertine, Greg Valentine.

Diamond Dallas Page

Not one person has mentioned the Nature Boy...Ric Flair

For me it was DDP, Stone Cold or Sting

Old school ECW The Sandman, Tommy Dreamer, Raven, Tazz, Bam Bam, Sabu, etc etc.
Dont forget the most hated men in all of wrestling at the time..... The Dudley Boys

Brute Bernard
George The Animal Steele
Bulldog Bob Brauer
(for some who can remember that far back!)

Firstly, for those who complain that it's "choreographed" or "it's fake" or whatever, you know, most movies and television shows are the same. Give these guys credit for basically creating an action movie live in front of a crowd, and doing all the stunts themselves.

As for my favourite wrestlers, over the time I've been watching both new and old wrestling (about 10 years), I've greatly enjoyed the work of the following wrestlers:

- Mick Foley
- Rob Van Dam
- Sabu
- Saturn
- Raven
- Yoshihiro Tajiri
- Super Crazy
- Steve Corino
- Edge
- Al Snow
- Mike Awesome
- Ken Shamrock
- Bret Hart
- Late '90s Undertaker
- Pre-1998 Steve Austin
- '80s Ric Flair
- Juventud Guerrera