10 Second Generation Wrestlers Who ECLIPSED Their Fathers

From Dwayne 'The Rock' Johnson and Bret Hart to 'Mr Perfect' Curt Hennig and Eddie Guerrero, these are 10 Second Generation Wrestlers Who ECLIPSED Their Fathers.
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[@Ryan-bi5mz]

Baffling that Jake Roberts never held a single title during his time with WWF. He's one name on a VERY short list that can have a career that legitimately impacted the business & changed the way things work (for better or worse) without ever touching gold during the height of his career. THAT is a legend.

[@jimmyshi03]

I’d have to imagine it’s a product of the four PPV a year (or less) era. If they were doing 12 a year with weekly cable shows like today, probably all those guys (Roberts, Perfect, Rude, DiBiase) get some time with a strap.

[@youngdolo8]

@@jimmyshi03 Nah but Perfect and Rude were Intercontinental Champions, and DiBiase was a Million Dollar Champion, if that counts for anything. Roberts didn't win *A THING* in the WWF.

[@ciarantreacy7721]

I think Piper is another name on that list, can’t think of many others

[@youngdolo8]

@@ciarantreacy7721 Sadly not. Piper was an Intercontinental Champion. Like he said, VERY SHORT list.

[@ciarantreacy7721]

@@youngdolo8 ah damn it you’re right I forgot he held the IC belt in 92! Wow that is a VERY short list… who else is actually on it? Does Andre count? I know he had the WWF title for like a second

[@chrisdavis6733]

I’m kind of surprised Randy Savage wasn’t on this list because he and even to a certain extent Lanny did way more in the wrestling world than their dad Angelo.

[@mikeconnors1599]

Very true

[@corrosivecabal]

The Genius gimmick was well, genius.

[@PrizeJ]

True

[@nicholasiannaccone6423]

Wcw hall of famer angelo

[@Eman-wj8gq]

That's true surprise Macho Man wasn't on here.

[@DKCG0113]

I didn’t know Curt Hennig won a tag team championship with his dad and I didn’t know Gory Guerrero tagged with El Santo. Well done.

[@cheezeofages]

Man, it's startling that Jake the Snake never won a title. It says something about his work that his legacy is so prestigious that you just assume he must have held a decent amount of gold but he got his legacy without a single belt. WILD.

[@Daddy_Ogg]

One of those guys that never needed a title

[@spookerredmenace3950]

ya i thought he won at least one IC or even tag but no lol

[@BringSomeNoise]

Never won a title in WWF or WCW. He won plenty of territorial titles though.

[@spookerredmenace3950]

@@BringSomeNoise true, but i was more meaning wwf and WCW

[@solame4983]

He had a solid gimmick, never needed one.

[@handleunavailable]

"Stu must've been overjoyed with his son's success." Not that any of us wouldve known with his emotionless reaction to everything from ringside lol

[@markstultz383]

“HEY STU!!! WAKE UP!!!!” - Bobby “The Brain” Heenan 😂😂😂

[@glamgal7106]

@@markstultz383 I remember that--it was at the 1993 Survivor Series when the Hart brothers were a team. Leave it to the Brain to come up with those remarks. Incidently, I met Stu during WrestleMania 13. I'd also met Bret many times before and I also met Diana. I couldn't help but notice one thing that they had in common: they had super strong handshakes! When I shook Stu's hand, I'd thought, "I see where the strong handshakes come from."

[@glamgal7106]

I met Stu once with Helen(may they rest in peace). He was very pleasant and definitely not emotionless. I still remember that he had a strong handshake which had me realize that this was something that ran in the Hart family--not that it's a bad thing. I'd met Bret many times and once I met his sister Diana and experienced those handshakes prior to having met him. I used to think that sometimes the wrestlers tended to forget their own strength.

[@markstultz383]

@@glamgal7106 I used to wrestle for a very short time in the southeast (mostly Florida) training with Wild Samoan Afa. He runs shows featuring his students and he’d have wrestlers from wwe come by once in a while (Rock, Rikishi, Gangrel, Etc) Diana & David Hart Smith came by and they were great. She was selling make up lol I respect the hustle!

[@stevegallo8483]

Stu must have been one hell of a poker player.

[@mondowrongo9510]

...and of course old Vince himself far outshadowed his old man!

[@stevegallo8483]

You missed a BIG one! How did you miss the legendary multiple time WWF and WCW World Heavyweight Champion "Macho Man" Randy Savage, the son of wrestler Angelo Poffo? Regarding Jake "The Snake" Roberts and Curt "Mr. Perfect" Henning never being WWF Champion, Jake didn't need it, and Hogan had a stranglehold on the belt at that time.

[@SirRavixofFourhorn]

Um he definitely needed it why wouldnt he? What world are you living in. Oh you don't need to have the world title that tells everyone you're the literal best wrestler in the company who's the biggest draw. He deserved it actually Hogan was never that good and was only a draw because kids in the 80s were honestly retarded still kinda are to this day to.

[@bruklynbrawlr121]

Ted Dibiase would've been a World Champion if not for Hogan & his backstage politics😣

[@joeboggio4002]

Gosh I remember Randy Orton's rookie year clearly still. I have watched wrestling for so many years now lol...

[@ThePhenomenalEX]

"A career coming up on two decades" Holy shit. It is, isn't it? Still feels like it was just a few years ago that Orton was a part of Evolution.

[@SiReTV8929]

Orton is the Kobe and Dirk of the WWE, meaning throughout it all of the changes and times, he's been there, every RAW, SmackDown, and PPV. Never went to TNA/Impact, New Japan, or anywhere else. He's gonna be inducted in the HoF right after retirement. 🐍🐍🐍💯💯💯🦾🦾🦾

[@BmanTheChamp]

It's incredible, isn't it? And to this day I think he's the only guy who's had a career as long as he's had without joining another company. Even Undertaker was part of WCW/NWA for a while before coming to WWF.

[@alexa5675]

@@SiReTV8929 Kobe was drafted by the Charlotte Hornets though 👀

[@smarterasap123]

@@BmanTheChamp cena also.Cena and orton both were in ovw(nxt) and then joined wwe

[@BmanTheChamp]

@@smarterasap123 Yeah but does Cena still work full time?

[@mcfadyenmaffoo]

Number 0 - Cultaholic and WhatCulture.

[@ruffruffdog]

lol

[@mcfadyenmaffoo]

@@JacksonOwex I only got back into wrestling less than two years ago, so I didn't see their WhatCulture stuff when it happened, but the overall quality has skyrocketed. Not just in how together everyone is, but as a brand that respects good quality content and not "lazy" and easy videos to pump out. For me, I enjoyed WhatCulture when getting back into wrestling, but the sheer amount of editing errors, bias against certain wrestlers, presenters either being horrendously dull or absolutely unbearable, and just how generic and forced their content feels, Cultaholic from everything apart from subscriber total, is miles better than WhatCulture. All that is of course excluding Simon, we all love him.

[@mcfadyenmaffoo]

@@JacksonOwex Ups and Downs, when presented by Simon, is a fun watch, but that aside, most other things on that channel is of a poor standard.

[@thekendemetrishow]

Different perspective on this same thing (mid 80s comparison): Cultaholic is Bockwinkel AWA/Flair NWA (overall better product), but WC has Simon Miller, who granted is a better worker than Hogan both in the ring and in this metaphor, but occupies the same space. Simon got me back into wrestling (lapsed since 1999, altho I watched Kofi with the title live); he is the Hulkamania of wrestling KZbin, hence that 2mil followers…

[@kushsmoke273]

Jake didn’t need a title, his character and aura was more than enough

[@LoicReviews]

I never noticed how Kenny Omega kinda looks like a young Ted Dibiase

[@llydrsn]

Hennig, Roberts, DiBiase are such strong characters that they never really needed any titles to have an impact in the program. I think that is what's missing in wrestling now - people who can put "butts in seats" on the strength of their character work that being in a program with them is similar to being in a world title program already.

[@kyledamron]

Mr. Perfect was so good he really should have been champion

[@hydrooxy84]

Damn! Straight

[@sabrecrusher]

Absolutely right, in any other era he would have been a definite WWE champ.

[@badboybob1074]

Too bad Hulk Hogan was the equivalent of the Thriller album and everyone else was like every music artist trying to eclipse him and it.

[@davidzielinski9513]

Is a former AWA world champion

[@zambonijones350]

He was supposed to be. He was supposed to win either the 90 or 91 Royal Rumble, but Hogan cried to Vince and he won it instead. Even though at the time, Hogan was champion.

[@JoeBidenIsNotMyPresident]

You totally glossed over Owen Hart. He may have never been world champion, but he is still talked about even after all these years.

[@StageRight123]

I would have replaced The Rock with Owen Hart on this list.

[@downeydaddy22]

Only cause he’s dead

[@marcbousaleh]

Yeah for breaking austins neck

[@angelthecholo]

Bret Hart was an international star. Owen wasn't. Simple.

[@StageRight123]

@@angelthecholo Owen Hart was an excellent wrestler. Literally one of the best. His death was very untimely. There is no reason to say that Owen wouldn't have reached the top of the mountain at some point. He was also loved by many in the locker room. Going with the point of the video, he was way more over than his father.

[@Evs78101]

Don't forget Vince McMahon. Make The WWWF into a billion dollar empire, AND was WWF and ECW Champion, as well as a royal rumble winner

[@Cruz0881]

What a great answer

[@StageRight123]

His dad wasn't a wrestler though.

[@Cruz0881]

@@StageRight123 this is a good counter

[@tomseville1057]

This isn't exactly a fair comparison, most of their fathers wrestled before the North American wrestling business went national, much less international. Their sons/daughters came up being viewed by millions as opposed to thousands. Fame is to scale...

[@PrizeJ]

They took that into account though.

[@BlackBoyLost92]

Either way they've surpassed their fathers

[@ChristopherJames1993]

They're talking abouttitles and star power.

[@rodrigoodonsalcedocisneros9266]

@Lujack Shaw Unless your name is Dwayne Johnson or Joe Anoying...

[@SSuperfly832]

Honorable mentions: Bray Wyatt - Father: Irwin R. Schuster Natalya - Father: Joe Neidhart

[@AlexGilmour]

Surprised Jeff Jarrett didn’t make the cut.

[@DERRTYCHYBO]

He sucks

[@AlexGilmour]

I didn’t say he was fantastic but he surpassed his dad in the industry as a worker.

[@michaele.francis]

1. Randy Savage 2. Tully Blanchard 3. Kerry Von Erich 4. Jeff Jarrett 5. Terry Funk 6. Bray Wyatt

[@Fitjazpooh]

This is a great beginning for part 2! 👏🏾

[@ramesis55]

I think there can def be a part 2 to this list.

[@Plus27]

Idea for a top ten list video: wrestlers who only wrestled in WWE or NXT or OVW

[@rickytpb2164]

Rikishi was more over than The Usos will ever be.

[@thecaddie6260]

Absolutely. Rikishi was cool. And tell Bubbles I said Hi lol

[@theresareynolds3133]

I feel very blessed, not only was I able to watch the sons of wrestlers, but I actually got to see their dad's wrestle, Stu Hart, Iron Mike, Johnny Valentine, I started watching wrestling with my grandparents when I was 8 back in 1966

[@Sockcucker96]

I wanna say Tama Tonga, but maybe he's not as known outside New Japan as his adoptive dad Haku/Meng.

[@mechmudd4102]

I'd still argue Haku is bigger than all 3 of his sons

[@StageRight123]

@@mechmudd4102 Yep.

[@ChristopherJames1993]

Haku is the star.

[@dadvastator967]

Great Dads have sons that eclipse them. I'm working on being eclipsed everyday, and feel so damn lucky to do it. Thank you!! Happy Father's Day ❤️❤️❤️

[@JagerLange]

Adam finally stopped saying DiBiase in a weird way - next is to get him to stop saying "Tatonker".

[@MasterSartorius]

This is an excellent list. Great job

[@jasonjimerson7046]

How come we never had the battle of the 3rd Gen wrestlers? Give me The Rock vs. Randy Orton!!!

[@slykilla1593]

You kinda got that at mania 20(think it was 20) where it was Rock & Sock vs Evolution, tho a one on one with current orton would be amazing

[@jasonjimerson7046]

@@slykilla1593 Yes, it was WM20. But it wasn't a 1-on-1 contest. I think Orton vs. The Rock, 1-on-1, would be a great match. A match, as far as I know, has never happened... Unless it was at a house show.

[@javantgarde]

You missed something Randall Keith Song 🤣

[@thejuhlerofdk]

... The Rock was only a full time wrestler for 6 years?... WHAT?!

[@ECW5320]

Yup and achieved a lot within that time.

[@Wooderz245]

Macho Man Randy Savage Bray Wyatt Paige Tully Blanchard Jeff Jarrett The Funks (Terry & Dory Jr) Vince McMahon There's easily enough out there for a second list. Get on it lads! 🙂

[@TheMouthOfTheSouth]

Paige comes to mind as someone who outshined both her mum and dad

[@jimmyshi03]

Carmella as well, as her dad was enhancement talent

[@Daddy_Ogg]

@@jimmyshi03 Who was her dad?

[@jimmyshi03]

@@Daddy_Ogg Paul Van Dale did 11 matches with the company on Superstars, Wrestling Challenge and a Raw between 88-95.

[@moonsaves]

That's because her mum and dad are carny knackers

[@gabrielledormuth4634]

I wonder if the undertaker's kids will follow in their dads footsteps and surpass him in the wring

[@mikeconnors1599]

Definitely needs to be a part 2

[@glamgal7106]

I agree with you on this. I think a part 2 is a great idea. Because they are a lot of 2nd generation wrestlers that have surpassed their parents' level of success, it's really cutting it down to a handful that were mentioned in the video. I thought this video was interesting, yet there are more wrestlers who should be recognized as well...that's just my opinion.

[@brooklynarchitect210]

That would be a great list....wwe hall of famers that never held any title

[@sirekumasutra7022]

I'd put Kerry Von Erich on the list.

[@ARMYEEUU]

EDDIE GUERRERO 4 LIFE 🇲🇽🙏🏼🇺🇸

[@d.j.bmaskedman4783]

It’s really weird as I was just thinking about how I wanted a list like this

[@zsmarine0831]

We love you Eddie!

[@taylormay420rodgers]

Why is there a bunch of 3rd generation stars on a 2nd generation list ?

[@bigjonstx]

Kerry con Erich outshone his daddy, Fritz.

[@JaimeD.]

Good video, Cultaholic Wrestling.

[@kingkaz12]

Uploaded 2 minutes ago? Damn, I've never been this early to any video ever.

[@DFloyd84]

Maybe -1 will be on the list when we do this again in twenty years.

[@alexa5675]

That was *bold ...* Started with Curt Henning. Thought you were referring to the great Michael McGillicutty.... *Swerve!*

[@Useraccount85]

Somewhere Bruce Hart is rewatching this video to see where he is on the list.

[@MrAce-lm8es]

Salvador "Gory" Guerrero, Patriarch of The Guerrero Family.

[@sdmurphy20]

My favorite uso match was the 2014 battleground ppv against the Wyatt family. Even if it didn't take place on my birthday, it's a instant classic and I would recommend you watch it 😉

[@kingj521]

Didnt know the Usos dad is Rikishi.learn something new everyday

[@videobeagle]

Really? That's surprising. It's not something that WWE keeps secret.

[@thomasswafford250]

Nick Bockwinkle. His father Warren was a respected, but Nick was amazing.

[@sabrecrusher]

As an in-ring worker Mike Rotunda is about as far ahead of Bray Wyatt as it's possible to be. His IRS gimmick was also really fun and he put everything into it to make it work. Somehow though grown man playing with puppets got over with a small but very vocal crowd and a not very talented worker got pushed way beyond his ability.

[@IcyTorments]

Stop the 🧢 the audacity to say wyatt wasnt a very talented worker is some absolute bullshit and really you are trying to say his gimmick was only over a small but very vocal crowd, you clearly didnt see the internet raving about the fiend otherwise you wouldn’t say something as dumb as that

[@antoniobeltranthesumosnipe8634]

Durn. This list needs to go to 13... Savage and the Rhodes kids....

[@countryrapmetal]

It is really hard to compare across generations such as the Hennigs... The Axe was a HUGE deal but didn't have the WWF/WWE like Curt did so to say the exceeded a father is very very tough... now the Rock is a different story

[@drewturner4845]

I see Bret Hart in thumbnail I click

[@edu-kt]

I didn't see the Usos getting more over than Rikishi was in a short period of time.

[@devontesanders2568]

The usos don’t need single success they are still goated

[@WhipLashJimmyFrank]

Kinda makes me scared to think if Randy’s kids thought about being wrestlers too.

[@burnfornever9292]

The Usos are not more over than Rikishi lol

[@Stovaa]

Rikishi was never as over as dancing with 2 Cool. By himself, not as over as the Usos. Compare any Rikishi match to an uso title match, or main event jimmy uso

[@burnfornever9292]

@@Stovaa I'll just compare the TV ratings and PPV buys lol, and how much they are brought up in popular culture compared to one another, Rikishi was more over, no argument.

[@davidquinn2382]

Honarable mention... Greg "The Hammer" Valentine? His pops was solid though.

[@DJDoubleCee]

Sometimes I can’t believe The Usos are the sons of Rikishi. Good thing he never taught them how to do the stink face. LOL

[@MrAce-lm8es]

Charlotte Flair has tarnished her own legacy, and Ric Flair can't even be blamed for her own shortcomings.

[@brandontheotaku4722]

9:32 Eddie Guerrero father ake me laugh so much my gut hurt XD

[@martinrubio9412]

Rip curt Henning he should became wwe champion

[@devious187]

Man I remember a time when if you got hit with a standard DDT, especially one delivered by Jake, the match was over... Nowadays you see so many variations of the DDT and none of them will finish anyone... Wrestling is funny

[@marvelousraven]

I've heard of Blackjack Mulligan, but never heard of Barry Windham. 🤷🏼‍♀️

[@MrAce-lm8es]

Cool Curt Hennig in the AWA Mr. Perfect in the World Wrestling Federation

[@aaronhurst4379]

I didn't even know Jake The Snake Roberts was second generation

[@HArdyFanZE]

Bray Wyatt should definitely be on here. It's a joke he's not

[@bigirv2112]

bray wyatt may earn his way on this list, but he's not there yet.

[@HArdyFanZE]

I'm sorry. Ted DiBiase was a gimmick k and not that great. Bray is ahead of him

[@VOODOO85]

@@HArdyFanZE whats Bray got to do with Ted DiBiase

[@OniNoSweeney]

I was sure Bray was gonna be on the list after Barry as a cool follow-up as he was named after Barry. He definetly should be on the list!

[@rickytr3y]

Ted Dibiase IS a former WWE champion

[@trosinesss]

Does Místico count? I think he over shadow Dr Karonte, and also I think Dr. Warner Jr has a more successful career than his father.

[@flyonthewall6137]

I ve always liked those harts ,seen em when they started out down here in the states ,always thought Brett to be one of my favorites thru the years ..he was always nice to me and would ask how I was doing when he seen me thought that was cool .made friends with the youngest hart coming up the road now .. wish him lots of lucjt

[@JG-Games97]

"Top ten SECOND generation wrestlers" "Number 6: The Rock" Huh?

[@SiReTV8929]

He's technically a 2nd and 3rd generation wrestler because of his grandfather and father's time in the business.

[@StageRight123]

Randy Orton too.

[@alexa5675]

He wasn't a good wrestler, he was a good character. This generation just don't know what wrestling is anymore. The Rock was solid, but was he going to pull out classics? ... *No, I'll wait**

[@swavyypressure9417]

@@alexa5675 Uh… Stone Cold vs The Rock WrestleMania 17 (and 19) and Hogan vs The Rock WrestleMania 18 aren’t classics? As well as underrated matches like The Rock vs Kurt Angel No Way Out 2001 and Rock n Sock Connection vs Undertaker and Big Show werent good matches? Lets be real, The Rock is a good wrestler, talker, and could sell out arenas. How is he just “solid” especially since he helped define one of if not the greatest era in Wrestling? Genuine question.

[@WTFiTzFlow]

Thank you.

[@ChamzChhangte]

Im very suprised to be this early,,Huge fan 👍👍

[@beesly01]

How does Natalya not make the cut?

[@kenpachi2612]

How about Charlotte Flair? 👀

[@lilpoetat]

thanks!

[@StonerSlimThC]

Rikishi did it for the rock the usos ain’t got a better legacy than their pops

[@kylesalters86]

Usos did it for Roman 🤣🤣

[@Abrasuculo]

You can deffo see the similarity in the facial features in some cases

[@babyfaceaviator7862]

"10 Second Generation Wrestlers..." includes 3rd Gen stars like the Rock and Rando Orton

[@robertclark2253]

You said Ted DiBiase is a 2 time WWF Tag team champion when in fact he won said title 3 times with IRS they won their first title from Legion of Doom , lost to the Natural Disasters , won the title back from the Disasters , lost to the Steiners won the title back from the Steiners before the Steiners won the title again .

[@jerransperarman9411]

good video

[@ericmurphy447]

I can think of a superstar who eclipsed their mother, who was also a wrestler.

[@mackisbrocklesnar]

#1 in the list must be Vince McMahon.

[@jerryjanik480]

If they ever make a movie about Matthew McConaughey has to play Jake the Snake Roberts I know I know they made a movie about him already it's called the wrestler

[@robertclark2253]

The Wrestler was a movie about a wrestler coming to terms with life after wrestling and stepping back in the ring for a last shot at glory . The main character was Randy The Ram Robinson played by Mickey Rourke . There are cameo appearances by R Truth , Cesaro and Eric Young . I have this on DVD . There is a documentary about Jake The Snake called Pick Your Poison . However I think a biopic about Jake would be interesting and McConaughey would be a good choice to play Jake .

[@007dalal]

Usos had not become bigger than Rikishj

[@Cruz0881]

Like does the father have to be a star? If not then Carmella?

[@sabrecrusher]

Good shout, probably the biggest gap between first and second generation. Most of the fathers mentioned had at least some success whilst Carmella's Dad probably didn't win a single match in WWE.

[@Cruz0881]

@@sabrecrusher yeah he was a jobber. But hey I guess it counts 🤷‍♂️

[@GraemeCree]

The USO's made it and Nick Bockwinkel didn't!?

[@tafariali-alkebulan3325]

Dibiase's mother was a pro wrestler as well. Ps where's Macho? He should be #1

[@seankelly4594]

Over the rock or Bret hart no those two should be one and two

[@tafariali-alkebulan3325]

@@seankelly4594 macho was all around better than both of them. And did everything they did: athlete before wresting, great/classic matches, world championships in different orgs, made the IC belt prestigious for a whole new generation, great promos, movies, tv, live main event loops, he was a top $ draw, wrestlemania main events, wrestled Bruno, Flair, Dusty and Hogan FIRST...BEFORE Rock and Bret and his fathers fed was an outlaw fed so it was never a gurantee he would be signed to a major. He didnt have the direct to WWE pipelines Hart and Rock had. Savage is the most complete sports entertainer in the last 40 years and could definitely defeat both of them in his prime, no doubt. Hes accomplished more than them both from start to finish in that business.

[@tombradley37]

What about Nick Bockwinkel or Dory Jr. & Terry Funk? Or even Kerry Von Erich?

[@kieranbarnes20]

What about people who eclipsed/didn't live up to THEIR MOTHERS

[@getpumped87]

I was wondering if that was a thing....I can't think of any wrestling mothers to be surpassed.....Paige?

[@BWoodTTV]

No Bray Wyatt?

[@derricklayman227]

all of these are easy and erll known show us someone we do not know or forgot about

[@AlabamaPowell]

Is it fair for RKO to be #1 on this list since he is actually a 3rd generation wrestler?

[@irishviking383]

Seeing as there were two third-generation wrestlers on the list, the video title should have been "10 Legacy Wrestlers That Surpassed Their Fathers."

[@brookburrell554]

Prowrestling is proof that in life with hard work & dedication u can & will grow up to be better then your parents

[@imjaire]

🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾💔💔💔💔🕊🕊🕊🕊🕊🕊 R.I.P EDDIE, OWEN, IRON DIBIASE, AND R.I.P ROCKY JOHNSON

[@jasonr.3173]

Curt Henning was a world champion just not in the WWF.

[@jamesreece9502]

David Flair ... Anybody?😂

[@Look_Dad_Old_Tunes]

Never mind "eclipsed", are there _any_ second generation wrestlers whose _mothers_ were in the business?

[@lordtrigon1733]

Paige?

[@sloopy72]

Didn't the Von Erichs surpass their dad Fritz?