BTB: Top 10 Wrestlers Ever!

Below the Belt - Episode 15..
This episode is our first ever video response (to mickhellion85's "100 greatest wrestlers"). In it we give our Top 10 favorite wrestlers of ALL time (okay, maybe on the day)

LENAIRE'S TOP 10:
- Stone Cold Steve Austin
- Kurt Angle
- The Undertaker
- The Rock
- MVP
- Mr Kennedy
- Christian
- Eddie Guerrero
- Chris Benoit
- Ravishing Rick Rude

MICHAEL'S TOP 10:
- The Corporate Rock / The Rock
- Chris Jericho
- JBL
- John Cena
- Randy Orton
- Christian
- Edge
- Carlito
- Eddie Guerrero
- Jeff Hardy

CLIFTON'S TOP 10:
- Batista
- MVP
- "Undies"
- Sabu
- Chris Jericho
- Mr Kennedy
- Eddie Guerrero
- Chris Benoit
- Stone Cold Steve Austin
- The Corporate Rock / The Rock

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[MRobert21]

@MRobert21 Actually, I pretty much consider Cena and Austin to be tied at number 2 as of now. I may actually amend my list on here some time soon once again. Really, Austin only was huge from 1997-1999. Cena already has him beat in longevity. Austin, before he retired in 2003, was mostly crap with injuries, his riding the motorized tricycle, his taking his ball and going home, his WHAT, his singing cowboy, et cetera. Cena's star just keeps rising as the old timers just keep on fading away.

[MRobert21]

@pubertal I know I said I was done with you, but you need a bit more owning and punking and requested it from me, so I will give it to you. Vader was a GIANT FLOP. Vader got huge Jesus pushes in AWA, WCW, and WWF, but never drew $ in any of them. Hayabusa never made it out of Japan even before the goof broke his own neck. Neither Hayabusa nor Vader were all time great nor long term draws, even in Japan. You prove a guy in Sweden knows NOTHING about wrestling in Japan or the USA, so you LOSE.

[pubertal]

@MRobert21 Yes thats true in your world. In my world there is a lot of politics involved when it comes to WWE. Not everybody fits in the McMahons mold. Not everybody gets the chance. And if it´s just about earned dollars, why don´t you look at Wrestlers that have earned money and drawn crowds in Japan? Hayabusa was a superstar in Japan. Vader also. Or wrestling stars in Mexico?

[MRobert21]

@pubertal If Sugi was a star, then he would be in the major league working for McMahon, as every top star ever has. McMahon owns the major league of global sports entertainment and and body who does not work for him (especially those who never have worked for McMahon) are NOTHING. Wrestling has ALWAYS been about $ drawn and earned because that keeps the business going. Danielson, Bourne, and Kharma are all several hundred spots ahead of Sugi on the all time list because they are major league.

[MRobert21]

@pubertal Any body in the wrestling business who made it big will tell you if you did not work Madison Square Garden or Wrestlemania, then you were NOTHING in the wrestling business. If you did not make it in the USA, then you were NOTHING in any form of sports or entertainment. If you wanted to say Inoki, Baba, Muta, Ultimo Dragon, or any of dozens on KNOWN and SUCCESSFUL Japanese wrestlers were top 10 all time, you would be WRONG, but could at least make an argument unlike Sugi stupidity.

[MRobert21]

@pubertal Here are the facts of life for you before I ignore you on this video here after this owning and punking of you. You can mark for who you like, but that does NOT make them an all time great wrestler. If a wrestler is unknown to a fan who has watched since 1984 (me), as well as casual fans and non fans, then that wrestler is NOT an all time great wrestler. Your Sugi stupidity is as dumb as saying an unknown singer in a local bar is an all time great and as great as Madonna or Cher.

[pubertal]

@MRobert21 I have no hope in winning you over, but if you have watched wrestling for 30 years and don´t have a clue about anything outside of TNA och WWE, that really isn´t my fault. Takuya Sugi is very talented. If he were in WWE people would call him a star (just as they did when indiewrestlers like "Karma", "Daniel Bryan" and "Evan Bourne" got the chance). I don´t judge wrestling in terms of earned money. And, yeah, I like spot monkees.

[MRobert21]

@ARAM0508 Funny you calling other people's lists jokes when your list is a bad joke (as is your typing and English skills). Your insane list ignores every wrestler in history who had their prime before the 1980's. Only Hogan, Austin, Flair, and Michaels from your top 10 list are actually top 10 worthy. Sting never made it to the major league and was not even on top of the minor leagues most of the time. Hart and Angle never drew $. Rock was too short term. Taker and HHH could have drawn more

[MRobert21]

@MRobert21 I just amended my all time top 10 list based on current circumstances, so here is my latest top 10 all time list. The same 10 wrestlers are on my list as before, but I slightly changed their order based on more review and reflection. My criteria for the list remains the same, but I just adjust the rankings from time to time. 1. Hulk Hogan 2. Steve Austin 3. John Cena 4. Ric Flair 5. Shawn Michaels 6. Verne Gagne 7. Lou Thesz 8. Harley Race 9. Nick Bockwinkle 10. Bruno Sammartino

[MRobert21]

@hambalony You again, Hamilton Pig. Dreaming about my ass again I see (I guess your gay lover, Bobby, must not be pounding you as hard as you like). Just hilarious that you can not even spell the word RIGHT (no w there) correctly in addition to your usual bad typing and English skills. How about listing your top 10 all time wrestlers then? Oh wait, that would require you to not be a flaming smark troll for a minute. You are now owned and punked again, so I am done with you on this video now