EVERY WWE Manager Ranked From WORST To BEST

[@SuperMastodon]

At this point, I wouldn't even be shock if they rank literally EVERY wrestler in WWE history

[@louisverdie4829]

That's cold be sooo great

[@MattB1792]

How long would be the list? 3 day, not even joking?

[@louisverdie4829]

@@MattB1792 At least man

[@ChetanSharma-bc2uj]

Commander Azeez looks like Bayley’s twin brother 😂

[@joeboggio4002]

I would not be surprised if they have been working on that. That would take months

[@m_affan_q]

This list is really about, "Who is number 3 behind Heenan and Heyman?"

[@jejedavi]

Automatic paul bearer

[@Anthony-li9ko]

Abraham Washington

[@jipsumies3435]

@@Anthony-li9ko Who's that

[@jacohenn42]

True but I personally love hearing about the bottom tier people as well, a lot of times there's people I've never heard of

[@pk2508]

Surprised they went with Bearer over Jimmy, but I think that Jimmy would have been higher if his work outside wwe was considered.

[@hyperash11]

we are 1 step closer to “every WWE wrestler ever ranked”

[@iamironman8595]

And than 20 years from now thwy need to remake that with a every wwe wrestler ever 2.0

[@billwe5772]

@@iamironman859520? More like 2

[@christophemolhant2891]

Million dollar question: who is in last place?

[@FretzlemaniaPod]

I bet they are working on that right now

[@arunsingla3452]

@@christophemolhant2891Kelly Kelly

[@jacohenn42]

The commitment it must have taken to find all of these people is insane

[@wingerding]

They're all well archived in name but to find the footage and extra info would have taken months.

[@mrcb20476]

Heenan had to be #1. If you grew up in that era you saw just what an amazing talent he was. Just unreal at bringing heat and absolutely the funniest man ever on commentary.

[@Tasla1]

Agreed.

[@chrisrd86]

Definitely

[@yourdashingheroidol7909]

Far and away the best! Such a valuable asset! Hilarious commentator who I even found funny as a child! Also a great manager who elevated whoever he was with. Rick Rude. Even Flajr who came into the fed as the top heel chose to run w/the Brain for a reason!

[@wittvonwitt4403]

No one was better. Period.

[@weegie18]

All time great, the true standard. Also, his WWE Hall Of Fame speech is the best tribute to wrestling in general that I’ve ever seen.

[@Beast_Taker000]

Bobby heenan deserved that number 1 spot. For modern fans, paul heyman is the bobby heenan of this era of wrestling but not just this era alone, wcw, ecw, ruthless aggression, wwecw, pg era and now but the brain has a great record of managing the G.O.A.Ts of the 80's and 90's. Paul will be remembered as the greatest manager of this timeline but he was not the first to do it like bobby "the brain" heenan did it. (For the record, i am not saying bobby is the pioneer of managing but he was one of the best to bring it to an extent.)

[@RedrumZombies]

Heyman has done it in WWE for more than 2x the length of Bobby.

[@williammitchell4417]

@@RedrumZombies I totally disagree. It's like what Dutch said "There's no comparison if you look at both of their body's of work".

[@thesteverobinson666]

​@RedrumZombies Cornette, Heyman, Hart, all the other greats say the same thing. Bobby Heenan was the greatest, and it wasn't even close. Watch the 92 Royal Rumble. His work that day is beyond what anyone else could do.

[@Psydank]

Honestly you can make an argument for either man being the GOAT of wwe managers. They both deserve it IMO.

[@airfixx_8952]

@@RedrumZombies This is so off point.......... Not even close. Bobby often did more in one show than Heyman does in a month and he worked most nights...... (Watch WM5 for example...... 4 men managed, took bumps in 3 of those matches AND wrestled 1 match himself.). Then on top of that you have his commentary, Prime Time wrestling, The Bobby Heenan Show; then his time in the AWA and as a wrestler....... Love Heyman; but no. There is Bobby Heenan and then there is everybody else a distant second.

[@williamotoole9117]

I think you should rank every reoccurring "interview show" segment. Pipers Pit, the Brother Love Show, and the Barber Shop, all the way up to Ding Dong Hello, and the Grayson Waller Effect. It's been a pretty consistent staple of WWE programming for decades. I also suspect there would be a good sizable yet manageable amount of them to rank, and make a good video for

[@kevins.hollis6433]

Jake The Snake THE SNAKE PIT!!..😂😂

[@j.b.gruberiiiesq6582]

The Peep Show

[@joshjacobs4948]

Funk's Grill lol

[@flippineck2825]

Lita's contributions as a manager/valet, I feel are very underrated. The amount of bumps she took from the opponents of Essa, Hardys & Edge.. was ridiculous. Notable spots were: Hurricanrana off a ladder on the outside, piggyback on foley going over the top rope & taking a brutal pumphandle bomb from Test. I dont think any other woman in wwe has had barbed wire in their mouth during a wrestlemania spot either 😂 Even her (questionable) mic work against John cena in 2006 was really great heel work on Edge's behalf

[@williammitchell4417]

Agreed. I mentioned the same about Mae Young.

[@undisputed_54]

The beating she took from Austin and Triple H in 2001 was brutal, as well.

[@sinnedking7365]

She took some bumps from Edge alright...

[@HowieM-r3t]

Was she considered Edges manager when they celebrated his title win with live sex on raw and she bared 1 breast on TV during that event

[@SkunkApe407]

Lita was a pioneer and is an absolute legend. I had the pleasure of training with her at the Funking Conservatory back in the 90's, and she was an absolute sweetheart and one of the hardest workers there. I was so happy to see her make it big. She is a few years older than me, and she and Adam Copeland (Edge) kinda took me in while they were there. I've been a huge mark for the both of them ever since.

[@tonythomas2391]

Heenan earned the top spot. Does everyone remember when he astutely pointed out that Marty Jannetty tried to dive through the Barber Shop window to escape from Shawn Michaels?

[@laronnpowell1700]

He definitely tried to jump through that window..

[@Benjamin_Tech]

@@laronnpowell1700 What an act of cowardice!

[@nichhodge8503]

Yes I remember it well as I think it was the first time I saw blood on a WWE wrestler as well as Hulk Hogan at WrestleMania 7 against Sargent Slaughter (trying to think which happened first but those are the first times I remember)

[@Couldbedumber]

@@Benjamin_Tech oh will you stop!

[@HoV326]

​@@Couldbedumber I always loved it when Gorilla Monsoon would say that. He always sounded annoyed, but the line itself on paper always gave me flirty vibes

[@ajdisdaman]

The animated bits at the beginning instead of the stock photos was a beautiful touch to start this video! Nicely done!

[@xIncisions]

There is nothing like the sensation of getting to the end of a Cultaholic countdown like this. They're always so well informed and entertaining that by the time I get to the end of one I feel a bit overwhelmed with emotion. Kind of like I remembered why I love wrestling in the first place, and get to go over all that nostalgia of the people who make it great in the first place. Adam, you are legitimately the best in the business when it comes down to this - and all I can say is thank you. ❤

[@warchild1673]

He left out Bobby Henan. Who dose that when talking about managers?

[@SoyDrinker]

@@warchild1673 Is this a joke i'm missing lmao. He literally put Heenan as #1?

[@warchild1673]

@SoyDrinker yeah I went back and saw that. Thought I had deleted this comment. The player jumped on me and I didn't catch it because I had it on in the background.

[@jimbo_1312]

Cornette was a great manager. Whether you like the dude or not you can't deny he understood how the business worked back then, he just got it.

[@johnvsbear4247]

Utterly wrong. Todays business is just dogfood. That’s why nobody but a dedicated small fanbase watches. Just a sad state of affairs and he is one of the few to say it.

[@jimbo_1312]

He still makes some fair points, they're just usually scattered amongst emotionally lead, expletive laden rants. But in the same breath he totally refuses to accept that for better or for worse things evolve and change, it's just the natural progression of things, so you can either cry and moan about the good old days, or just accept it's all subjective and that you're never gonna keep everybody happy, so just like what you like and let others do the same.

[@jerrym2135]

Eh, he really didn't understand how the business worked back then because he complains about stuff today like it didn't happen back then

[@jerrym2135]

@@johnvsbear4247 If anything, the product itself is better than it was at it's peak, it just isn't as adult targeted.

[@jeffreymarksworld534]

Cornette's great, listen to his podcast all the time. But this is a WWE list and Cornette was just kinda there when he was a manager in WWE

[@TakeNoteOfThat]

Just seeing Bobby Heenan on screen makes me smile. Can’t think of many other entertainers who still have that effect.

[@wingerding]

Have you never heard of Roman Reigns or something?

[@andycain4351]

I can't believe Akio and Sakoda were 199. They're undoubtedly amongst the 198 best ever!!

[@conatser]

Just got to the “Join us!” and I respect the effort put into this video. Just the rules and exclusions list was a thing of art to decide upon.

[@BRM-UK]

I didn't really know how this list was going to go, but I only knew the top 2 are Heyman and Heenan. You guys are so good. Well done.

[@kurtpaulsen6579]

One more note on Paige... She often worked the corner for Mandy Rose and Sonya DeVille in Absolution... At least until her injury and 'retirement' a month or so later...

[@gabepollock1641]

I was wondering why that didn’t get mentioned, but I’m assuming it’s because she was technically an active competitor to some extent at that time.

[@kurtpaulsen6579]

​@@gabepollock1641True .. but many on this list were also active competitors while serving as managers as well...

[@wilsongill6575]

I work doubles on Sat and Sun. I love when you guys drop these.

[@melissaroszkowski8911]

Thank you for putting Chyna in the top 10. It always warms my heart to see the respect you guys give her.

[@robertaustin6302]

“You listen to me you go to the top! You don’t listen to me, you’re never heard from again!” -Bobby Heenan Truer words have never been spoken.

[@denisenoles3159]

Seeing Heenan at #1 put a huge smile on my face. He will always be #1 to me.

[@tylerhartley5031]

Nope. Heyman

[@thegoughandbordenfamily8234]

@@tylerhartley5031 No one watches today so no heenan

[@tylerhartley5031]

@@thegoughandbordenfamily8234 was he the tribal chiefs top wise men? Yeah I didn’t think so pal, heyman for the number one spot

[@seanmcfarlane4280]

​@@tylerhartley5031😮😢😅😅

[@paulweston8408]

Fun fact- Jameson's real son was the kid in the NFL play 60 commercial that told Cam Newton "I'm just warming my arm up". Implying he would one day take his job.

[@actionsam7878]

These are always some of my favorite videos, really well produced and always a fun watch. Hoping we get an 'Every TNA/Impact X-Division Champion' ranked eventually

[@jodawa2504]

That one; Every TNA/Impact World Tag Team Champions ranked from worst to best; Every TNA/Impact Knockout Champion ranked or every TNA/Impact Knockouts Tag Team Champions ranked.

[@jayloonyoutube6527]

​@@jodawa2504❤❤❤😊😊😊

[@LukasDevilTrigger]

Lmao was not expecting the officer barbrady. I’m listening to this in the middle of work. Had several people wondering what the heck I was laughing about. 57:02

[@DJDoubleCee]

I definitely consider Paul Heyman as one of the best managers in WWE, I think he has great mic skills.

[@wyattangle]

He's definitely one of the best. I think Cultaholic got it right. No.2 of all time!

[@williammitchell4417]

If there was a Rushmore for managers, Paul would be up there. His work with the Bloodline, priceless.

[@pk2508]

Fantastic list. My sole disagreement/hill I will proudly die on is that I think Paul Heyman is greater than Bobby Heenan at this point but I can respect the work you all put into this. God damn.

[@airfixx_8952]

There is no compelling argument that Bobby isn't the GOAT.

[@DERRTYCHYBO]

No way dude. Heenan is by far the GOAT

[@SOULKINGSAMA92]

I feel like I've heard this video get talked about for over a year on the Classic Raw Review podcast, glad its finally out and done with. Good job.

[@m.ta.r.6443]

Lena Yada also eventually became the wife of Disturbed frontman, David Draiman.

[@Realbreather]

20:38 poor Pacitti, absolutely criminal of the writer not to put *say "yeah!" like LA Knight* at that point 😂

[@gfear24]

Technically, Godfathers Ho's take up 2 spots. One of which was Lita.

[@ReeceyBoy3191]

& Victoria no really

[@danielbridger7113]

if i as a wrestler was given the chance to choose a manager i would choose my favorite manager, ted dibiase. there are many reasons for this starting with how i think the best kind of managers are the ones that have previous in-ring experience. he also would let the fans know how valuable you are not just with his million dollar man gimmick but with his charisma and mic skills

[@LexysHereAfter]

Lauper not being in the HOF at this point is NUTS!

[@wingerding]

Maybe.

[@wingerding]

Was she there long enough or spend more than a few hours in the lockeroom?

[@LexysHereAfter]

@@wingerding Lauper had a massive influence on the WWF getting huge main stream attention in the 80s leading up to the first WM that lead to the domination the company enjoys to this day. Multiple music videos featuring wrestlers etc. Compare this to Pete Rose, Drew Carey, Will Perry, Arnold, Kid Rock etc. Who were far less impactful to the business. Yeah. she's way overdue. Should've been the first celebrity frankly (or just no celebs at all).

[@wingerding]

@@LexysHereAfter don't get me wrong bro, I don't disagree with any of that, I think it's undisputed at this point. I'm just trying to theorize why she isn't there. At least her father made the hall of fame though.

[@speedy316uk]

Finally Jackie Orlando finished his list, been looking forward to this for ages 👍

[@theazureknight9399]

JBL had heat when he came back to manage Corbin last year, he was getting reactions during his little pre match promos. The problem is that while he had heat, Corbin had none. And the manager isn't supposed to have more heat than the wrestler he manages.

[@airfixx_8952]

The job is to generate heat and THEN transfer it onto the wrestler....... For the most part if you can generate your own heat you don't even need a manager in the first place.

[@dano_the_collector8421]

That was freaking awesome!!!! Good job Boys 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@joemorgan6675]

Before I watch the video I'm going to say Bobby "the Brain" Heenan is the greatest of all time.

[@KadenHartley]

Nope. Overrated. Hey man is the greatest

[@joshbunton6424]

I'm intrigued to see where Steven Richards ranks when he was Kronik's manager

[@kurtpaulsen6579]

He also worked the corner for Victoria during his 'self appointed GM OF Heat' stint with them as an on screen couple...

[@julioornano8427]

Kronik? As in wcw?...I belive they said only wwe related appearances...so maybe bwo and Def RTC

[@kurtpaulsen6579]

@@julioornano8427 Kronik worked a PPV match against the Brothers of Destruction... And did so badly in in that they were immediately removed from tv... Clark was released while Adams went to development for a few months before also being released... But Richards was their manager for the match, the story being that he blamed Undertaker for destroying the Right to Censor...

[@wingerding]

Something is telling me you won't and didn't, but I'll keep watching

[@TheThird1977]

I wonder how hard it is to do a 2hr video when we all know how it's going to end just by the title alone.

[@yousufseedat7736]

Great narration and editing 👌

[@thetramaynej9295]

Glad heyman is close to the top, Lesnar and Heyman is easily favorite manager and wrestler duo ever!

[@jacohenn42]

Released 11 minutes ago, commented 9 minutes ago, and it's 2 hours long, bro skipped all the way to the the end 😭

[@pk2508]

Close to the top? Excluding Heenan, he IS the top!

[@GeekOfArabia]

Wrestlemania 31 is one of my personal favorite shows because I was there, and the timing could not have been more serendipitous for me because i was only in San Jose/Santa Clara area for a couple of months, and i just happened to notice the marketing locally. I was not gonna miss attending Wrestlemania if i was in the same town. Really helps that it was a damn good show too, being there for the Heist of the Century was magical.

[@wh0r3chatas]

1:04:44 "Look at it and cry." That's the hardest I've laughed at a Cultaholic video in a minute 😂

[@maxxxxx6511]

This is gonna be great!! Cheers Adam 😇

[@iamtylerwilsonmusic]

This was really great. More long form stuff like this please!!😊

[@danielpatterson5189]

Thank god Heenan won this. So well deserved. Also nice to see Jimmy Hart at 4. He is very underrated.

[@danielpatterson5189]

To elaborate on that thought I would also sayHeenan is arguably WWE's greatest announcer ever as well. Probably the most talented non-wrestler in WWE history. Although Bobby even wrestled on a few rare occasions.

[@Jennifer_Lewis_Beach_Living]

Heenan is the best. Even to this day, it’s hard to top him.

[@danielpatterson5189]

@@Jennifer_Lewis_Beach_Living couldn't agree more. Him and Gorilla Monsoon were also my all-time favorite commentator team.

[@theupliftchannel]

I was so excited when this popped up! Can’t wait to watch 💜💜👏🏾

[@greenkoopa]

34:08 Adam i appreciate that you know that we've been watching your lists for like 8 years now. Did you know Sean O'Haire's last match was the Barroom Brawl?

[@timcogan82]

1:14:06 My favorite part of Slaughter’s heel turn is that his two lackeys outrank him. Lol

[@louisverdie4829]

Thanks to this video i learned that Camacho is now Tanga Loa

[@Priceless876]

Seeing some of the comments I understand why this intro is so long! 😂 thank you for the work

[@SheriffOutlaw]

Good morning, God. Good Morning World 🌎, Good morning, @CultaholicWrestling and Good Morning Wrestling! Cheers to the Greatest Managers of WWE ❤ 🍻

[@cr5cc]

Who ever did the intro... i applaud you

[@mjrtom3176]

“Slick: he’s a jive soul bro, a jive soul bro” 😂😂😂 IYKYK

[@Proxic0n]

Poops and chuckles.. I popped 😂🎉❤ this is such a fun way of learning wrestling history. You guys make this so easy and enjoyable to consume. It's like calorie free doritos 😂

[@nachiket_daithankar]

I think Cornette's truth spitting in current times has brought him down on the list. He's definitely the guy after to Heenan, followed very closely by Heyman.

[@barbarodave]

That has nothing to do with his manager work. That was a stupid thing to say.

[@nathaniel8854]

If anything the opposite is true. His valid criticisms of the modern product have brought him more fans then ever before.

[@nachiket_daithankar]

@@nathaniel8854 I hope so. That said, I definitely don't think placing Sunny ahead of him is correct. I get she was over but still, Corny's promos, bumps are legendary.

[@johnface3474]

@@barbarodave Not stupid at all.

[@apersononyoutube1994]

In WWE, what did Cornette actually do?

[@Th3xFoNz87]

Whoever edited this did a top job. Well done.

[@williammitchell4417]

I'm surprised Mae Young wasn't ranked higher in your rankings. OMG she could bump better than most of the guys.

[@heisensaul5538]

50:42 "His name's Mo and his name's not Joe" truly poetry in motion.

[@nichhodge8503]

35:06 when Bob Backlund was WWWF/WWF Champion from 1978-84 he had no personality but when he came back and lost the plot in 94 he showed he did have some personality and character playing his character brilliantly

[@adriancontreras1880]

The godfather gimmick has aged perfectly and is still one of the most over guys in pro wrestling. Fight me, cultaholic.

[@carlosdias8142]

Thank you thank you and more thank yous it's like a birthday gift when we get one of these

[@Steeldragon493]

Gosh, I remember this list being alluded to months ago on the podcast, glad it finally came together

[@Meatman8089]

Amazing. Hyped for the every employee ranked video!

[@TheZestyOne]

I personally think there's a distinction between "bodyguard" and "manager"

[@ianfeuerhake1859]

Nice. It’s amazing how many of these I forgot about, or missed completely

[@julesphoenix3362]

Tajiri wanting to end Kyodai to avoid pissing off the Yakuza makes more sense than I care to admit. That was probably for the best. lol

[@azutsukimiya]

lets goooo GJ Adkins and thank you for the vid

[@TheKyoput]

Cornette's WWE run was only a fraction of his overall managerial career, but I think it was still amazing enough to crack the top 5. Just my opinion though. I think this is a pretty damn good list.

[@williammitchell4417]

True as I mentioned about The "Mouth of the South". Jimmy spent most of his time in WCW.

[@yusufgazi7]

And his podcast is goated

[@airfixx_8952]

​@@williammitchell4417 That's not true at all............. Jimmy spent 8 tears in WWF and another 7 in Memphis.

[@williammitchell4417]

@@airfixx_8952 might want to check your facts. Yes Corny was with Vince. But on the manager end of things, Jim was with Yoko, Owen and perhaps a few others. But, the majority of Corny's time for WWE/F was in creative and from there via OVW was with developmental. No doubt Jim's best work was with the Midnights.

[@tafua_a]

Fun fact: Mr. Hughes wrestled in the 1993 King of the Ring

[@ryanbest9445]

hmm, I got nothing to do today, - cue Cultaholic dropping a 2 hour vid to sort me out

[@mattiegallagher1326]

Stacy Keibler at 76?! Surely she makes the top 10! She gave us Super Stacy FFS, alongside Hurricane (another talent who doesn't get his due often enough). She was the Duchess of Dudleyville... She helped Randy Orton's newbie build... She made Test a bigger deal than he'd been in years... She aided Big Poppa Pump with passable storylines despite dwindling wrestling skill... For me, Stacy Keibler is THE top female manager in this list. She played great characters, she was fun, talented and beautiful. Perhaps one of her most important contributions in retrospect was how she proved that implants weren't necessary to make the top tiers in the company - This was almost an expected criteria of female talent at one time. She might not have made it very high up in your list, but she's most definitely reached top ten in mine as well as being the top female manager. She's missed dearly in today's wrestling landscape.

[@SuplexCityStudios]

OHH YESSSSS MORE CULTAHOLIC RANKING

[@kurtpaulsen6579]

Small note about Bob Backlund... You forgot his cup of coffee managerial run of Eurocontinental champion Kurt Angle.

[@williammitchell4417]

True, Bob helped not just Kurt but Shelton, Dave Otunga and others.

[@airfixx_8952]

Didn't he manager Titus and/or Darren Young at some point too?

[@kurtpaulsen6579]

He mentioned Darren in the vid...

[@noicon85]

Don't forget Paul Heyman run with Ryback along with Curtis Axel and Cesaro.

[@hunterballard67]

"The small, filthy mute" line killed me 😂😂😂

[@nickkarros6990]

Thank you for doing this it is one of my favorite videos that you guys have made so far

[@naerejean4056]

This is a video I simultaneously didn’t know I needed 🤨but am very excited to watch 😂

[@Spitfirethedragon]

Okay, if you look deeper, The Undertaker brought Paul Barer in because he worked with him before when Paul went by Percy Pringle III in WCCW. The Undertaker went by Texas Red who was managed by Percy Pringle III in WCCW. Then, Percy now under the name Paul Barer, was brought in to manage The Undertaker. That is why the two worked so well together because they were very good as heels in the WCCW. The two almost worked with each other for like 10 years. There was another person during the Rock and Wrestling connection that also helped bring WWF into the spotlight in the 1980s. WWF was on tv on NBC, and the person or face of the NBC at the time was MR. T from the hit tv show The A Team. He wound up in the same corner with Cyndi and Captain Lou when Hulk Hogan wrestled. A couple of times, Mr. T wrestled as Hulk's TagTeam partner. Both Hulk and MR. T appeared in the new Rocky film at the time. He was the only other celebrity besides Cyndi that spent time in WWF at the time to be of notable.

[@StonedApe94]

Paul bearer, Paul Hayman and the guy with sun glasses and colored tuxedos. Are literally the only managers I can remember off the top. But im in my 30’s and haven’t seen any wrestling in a while. Still though they made my childhood

[@BBall0027]

39:45 I first heard about Isaac Yankem, DDS in 2009 and didn't realize that the first initial was part of the joke until last year. I thought "Yankem" was the joke on its own.

[@SophieCrane-o7v]

9:37 A.K.A. The X-Men Origins Funkadactyls.😆😆😆😆

[@danteofficial7762]

Great video. Love all these throwbacks definitely agree with your top five. Some entrees were questionable but overall I enjoyed this video.

[@henrikschmidt3964]

I actually recall being impressed at Ric Flair, when he was managing Triple H. He did a lot of Bobby Heenan-esque stuff and had no problem 'showing his ass' - as they say. He didn't overshadow Crips, but he enhanced the presentation.

[@tthomaselli2]

Everybody & their mother knew going into this that Miss Elizabeth had to be on the list & at the very least, either near the top of this list, or, in the top-10 & rightfully so. Why do you think her nick-name was "The First Lady Of Professional Wrestling"?...

[@THEMOECOOPERSHOWTM]

Bobby Heenan is the best and greatest manager of all time case closed.

[@CaptainDenmark22]

I'm so mad I just had to hear the phrase "swoggle teat" with my own ears. That aside, this is a seriously impressive list, big props to the writers and researchers!

[@eLite-Tiss91]

Paul Heyman has the last Renmants of the hardcore of ECW, which modern day WWE doesnt even have one stread of....thats why people like him so much

[@JayWIll2000s]

I hate Paul haymen why is he number 2 he is overrated he almost got fired back in 2012 for just being a dumbass and he was crying like a baby Paul haymen ranked to high

[@rickjames2.0]

If they cut out all the ex, part time wrestlers, valets, mascots, midgets, family members and friends and focused on managers only this list would be a lot shorter.

[@KOL-by5sd]

What incredible work! Thank you Cultaholic!

[@lisavee4670]

Great job I watched every minute 😊

[@tjtaylor6431]

Great list, love the respect y’all put on Lita’s name.

[@MrUnderhillVODChannel]

Genuinely surprised to see how low some managers are, suppose the competition is more intense than I had thought! 😅

[@Me_AV]

Heenan was the best. Thank God, you got it right!

[@michaelwood4009]

Love these videos....How about Worst to Best Referees...there's gotta be enough to do a decent list eh?? Keep up the awesome videos!! ❤❤

[@jareddavulture58]

thank you for this! This mustve took alot of hard work and i appreciate it!

[@vernrussell99]

Even though they left out the grand wizard i am old enough to remember how great he was . But great list , you cant argue with the top 10

[@itsabeautifulanimism3704]

“As Eddie Guerrero’s biological son…” You’re cold man 😂😂

[@KayfabeKarl]

I’m trying to remember when Maryse managed Deuce & Domino as that was Cherry

[@rvawildcardwolf2843]

I think somewhere in the mid 100s there should've been note for Extreme Expose, even though Kelly Kelly and Layla had separate entries. As a trio their time as groupies for the Miz was the start of him actually winning matches and developing a personality beyond "jobber who was on reality tv".

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Sister Sherri Martel is one of my favs. Wasn’t afraid to mix it up with the guys.