Ranking Every WWE Hall of Famer, Part 4 | Wrestling With Wregret

[@raymondstanford]

Leaving Bret’s music underneath Shawn’s entry? I’m calling shade, Zane.

[@Venemofthe888]

Harley race lost his pregnant wife and almost his leg and had polio Jesus christ

[@jenniferpruitt6534]

I did not know that about his life. Tragic.

[@Matt561]

@@jenniferpruitt6534 It was never really brought up since he was heel

[@jenniferpruitt6534]

@@Matt561 I totally understand that.

[@mcoleman6893]

@@jenniferpruitt6534 And in his early days, Harley Race was the ring second (assistant) for Happy Humphrey, THE biggest wrestler of all time at...777 POUNDS! Yikes!! Harley earned his way into the business from the carnival scene to television through the regional system to cable, TBS, the McMahon expansion, WrestleMania and PPV. BTW, he went one-on-one against Dusty, Slaughter, Flair, Inoki, Baba, Brazil, Backlund, Bruno, Gagne, and everyone named Graham, Valentine, Brisco, Von Erich or Funk. He may soon pass on, but Satan will have one hell of a time trying to take him away.

[@onigames7309]

Poor bastard.

[@MaturedSinner]

Is anyone else sad that Demon Lou Albano didn't pop in to cut a promo? "That's right Brian, I'm the top of the bunch, number one, Captain's happenin, I'm in the wrestling hall of fame, boxing hall of fame, baseball hall of fame, bowling hall of fame, you name it, Albano's up the list, Zane"

[@u710274]

Billy Billy Billy!!!

[@guillermosierracuellar9812]

18:12 we are still missing you Bobby Heenan RIP

[@edwiniseman4]

Just remembering that last image of him at a con still messes me up.... RIP The Brain

[@mcoleman6893]

@@edwiniseman4 I got to see him live in the '70's at the International Amphitheatre in Chicago. To this day, I have never seen anyone take a bump like the Brain.

[@greatness7vs]

Buddy Rodgers Ric Flair AJ Styles 3 men to hold NWA/WWE Championship

[@chrisbibber6199]

I have to disagree with you there. AJ Styles held the TNA/NWA title.. that watered down, self promoted thing Jarrett instituted to feed his own ego in TNA. I would argue he does not count. If you name him, then you need to include angle, christian, Booker T, Kevin Nash, Jeff Hardy. **EDIT: Cant forget Hogan either.

[@johnnykrash9806]

@@chrisbibber6199 It was still the NWA World's Heavyweight Championship, the lineage is still there.

[@Cinnaben10]

@@chrisbibber6199 it was still the NWA championship you dunce

[@chrisbibber6199]

@@Cinnaben10 Well numb nuts.... "In June 2002, Jeff and Jerry Jarrett launched a new promotion called NWA: Total Nonstop Action (NWA:TNA) (now known as Impact Wrestling). Despite not actually being an official NWA member." So the title they used was "lent" to them and they used the name and likeness only. They wqere not NWA. So my earlier post remains... it was watered down and bullshit.

[@GAMERPRO-wz5en]

Regardless of anyone agrees with the Rankings or not. One can not deny the effort put by Zane in these 4 part videos.Tough I do wonder what rank will likes of The Undertaker, The Rock, John Cena or Triple H will be placed in when they eventually get induced in the HOF.

[@dkres82]

Probably mixed into the top 50. Top 3 are probably locked in forever, only one in thar group I could see maybe going over Austin is Taker and that's still a long shot.

[@hxnda29]

dkres82 While he isn’t in that group, I think Vince K. McMahon will be #1 whenever he is inevitably inducted.

[@GAMERPRO-wz5en]

dkres82 As much as I love the guys I listed I dont see them in top 3 definitely. The Undertaker or The Rock can be in Top 5 or 10. Cena & HHH could be in top 20.

[@deathmetal11111]

I would put the Undertaker ahead of Austin, but I'm a fan of longevity over shorter periods of higher peaks.

[@caseydeel4065]

If Cena comes back and beats Flair's record I can't see anyone denying him top 10 though I don't think from an in ring perspective he was as good as some of the others mentioned. It's funny though that Hogan who's in ring skills relied on crowd interaction and persona more than move sets and grappling was more over, a bigger draw and the father of Merch. Hulkamania was running wild and houses filled up. Only Stone Cold could argue a better Merch and perhaps drawing power but I'm not sure even he outdrew Hogan. There's a huge debate because during Hogan's run Vince was able to sell out an A show a B show and even a C show which was a smaller venue with all of the talent they had.

[@elmagnificodep]

You forgot Booker T? Tell me you didn’t just say that.

[@ama-ri_vox]

He was 30.5 did you not watch the beginning of the video

[@RocaDeearCenjar]

Did you? Brian flat out said he forgot him and had to add him in at the last minute.

[@ama-ri_vox]

@@RocaDeearCenjar me?

[@CwHart]

@@ama-ri_vox Yeah you XD

[@elmagnificodep]

MORTAL KOMBAT PS2 FAN Seriously? Are you that dense to not get the reference?

[@apocrypha5363]

I love that Brian played The Wrestlerock Rumble for Verne Gagne

[@supernovamcr]

Apocryphal Shedinja amazing 😂

[@JD-dt7py]

Harley Race is such a badass that when he was born, it wasn’t at the hospital, he just forced his way out of his mother on his own and said “Ok, enough of that shit.”

[@Knickerbocker_Ave]

I had to watch these again about 3 more times to really appreciate the rankings and amount of detail, time and effort these videos took.. I am a huge fan of this show.. I think I've gone through the entire catalog of videos on this channel atleast 3 times and never gets old. Ofcourse in 5 years you're going to have update this list

[@gossamer1234]

I know I'm a mark for Hart, but he should be top 10. not saying top 5. but def top ten

[@caseydeel4065]

Bret Hart is my second favorite wrestler of all time behind Bobby Eaton.... 10. Dusty Rhodes 9. Buddy Rogers 8. Verne Gagne 7. Randy Savage 6. Ric Flair 5. Gorgeous George 4. Bruno Sammartino 3. "Stone Cold" Steve Austin 2. Andre the Giant 1. Hulk Hogan I could make a case for The Rock or Undertaker after they are inducted or possibly a few others and I could argue perhaps Verne Gagne is too high but honestly Bret's career was lackluster in WCW and cut short and so it's hard to place him above the three longest reigning World Champions in history in Bruno, Rogers and Flair. Gagne and Wahoo McDaniel were incredibly impactful not only in their own careers but in Flair's early on and it has been said by Flair that without them there probably wouldn't have been a "Nature Boy" Ric Flair. An argument could be made for Mean Gene as well seeing how he cut incredible numbers of local promotions as well as cutting interviews with the A.W.A. and later the W.W.F.(E.) and W.C.W. rosters. As much as I appreciate what Hart did in his career, I wouldn't even put him above Terry Funk or Jerry Lawler, who both for different reasons as Funk wrestled everywhere and Lawler who wrestled a lot of places but more known for his Memphis work simply drew more. Speaking of drawing besides Hulk Hogan perhaps and Andre, The Rock N Roll Express was one of the biggest draws of all time and by the logic of one Al Snow the person(s) who draw the most are the best matches and greatest wrestlers. I have enjoyed Mr. Perfect vs Nick Bockwinkle or numerous other matches but for me RnR Express vs Midnight Express was one of the greatest rivalries of all time. Thanks for reading.

[@gossamer1234]

@@caseydeel4065 love some bobby Eaton. Also...chris adams

[@mariogarcia-fj7bq]

Both hbk and hart shld of been alot higher honestly andre shld of been alot lower and had hogan stayed wwe alot longer he would of destroyed it with the fact he never liked putting almost anyone over u say cena or triple h burry dude hogans got a grave yard

[@jomama900]

I'm pushing 50 and I've gotta say I never have nor never will Put Bruno on any top list (well, maybe #10 overrated) Have you watched him Wrestle? Not entertaining at all. Hogan is/was boring as a wrestler too but at least his antics (Hulking up, pointing and saying "YOOOOOUUUU!", etc.) were entertaining. I actually have no problem with the rest of your list. Maybe replace Bruno with Bob Backlund? I see some respect held for Collage/HS wrestlers in your post (Gagne, Flair) so Backlund would be my suggestion. I also would personally replace Austin with Piper, but that's just me. :)

[@scottmcginn2169]

@@jomama900 Bruno put bums on seats, that's a large part of what it's all about. All the top four did that far better than anyone else.

[@bachhongoc6461]

13:30 Wow, it's weird to see Austin smiled like that.

[@ericmartindale4333]

I think Sting and JR should have been higher -but this was fun.

[@zach346]

Number 1 Chris Beniot WWE: wait that’s illegal

[@aliuniversal4100]

Hogan went over, brother

[@embracinglogic1744]

I guess Hogan even found a way to get himself over on HOF lists, brother.

[@tomgales155]

Gotta agree with Hulk at 1. Killed it in 80s and turned around with nwo. Well explained Bri without the heel turn in 90s who knows we're wrestling would be today. That sparked loads of stuff

[@andrewisjesus]

90s DX isnt overstated by WWE, 2000s DX is the abomination

[@Rosario_Verano]

I wonder who No.1 is going to be, brother.

[@jcace13]

Can't imagine how much work behind the scenes went into this project Brian, it was very informative.

[@sama.5936]

Playing Bret's theme over Shawn's entry nice

[@TORHABSFAN1]

Shawn Michael's at 14? Go home you're drunk. HBK is the GOAT

[@truediva18]

Who else knew what number 1 was going to be before watching these videos?

[@closethockeyfan5284]

Yeah, but Hogan really needed the rub, guys. He hadn't been put over in a few months.

[@aztecwrrior1997]

I had a feeling

[@rhakha1786]

Surprised that Capt Lou didn’t show up in this vid

[@GamerKing1482]

Rogan Hibbitts he's dead

[@jamesdixon6332]

@@jbfarley Some people just can't be helped can they 😂😂

[@chrisbibber6199]

@@jbfarley LOLOLOLOLOL.... Dork. Funny as hell. Have not heard someone called that since the mid 90's. Classic.

[@madddoggnogood1491]

This list is pretty good except for the rankings of the top 15-20. Bret and shawn belong in the top 10. And savage should be top 5 as far as just wwe goes 1. Hogan 2. Andre 3. Austin 4. Savage 5. Flair 6. Hbk 7. Bret 8. Dusty 9. Piper 10. Jim Ross 11. Bobby Heenan 12. Four Horsemen 13. Legion of Doom 14. DX 15. Freebirds

[@gst013]

Jim Ross the announcer???? Wtf 🤣

[@madddoggnogood1491]

@@gst013 why the fuck not

[@TheFlock83]

Love the first picture you used for Piper 🤣🤣🤣, so perfect for the character

[@VideojugadorIrritado]

Mil Máscaras is not just a simple luchador, he was an icon, model, a movie star, a heroe and a teacher. Maybe the same level like el santo or blue demon, same way, same form.

[@jamesbernardini9063]

Hulk Hogan will be the number 1 until the day Mr Mcmahon is inducted.

[@johnnykrash9806]

I argue that Vince McMahon is below Hogan slightly, if it wasn't for Hulk Hogan Vince wouldn't become a multimillionaire. Plain and simple, if WWE was a pantheon Hogan would be Zeus since he is the be all and end all of professional wrestling.

[@bdot187um]

​@@johnnykrash9806true.

[@Musiclover19]

Well than Hogan will always be number one.

[@MsTimothyswan]

congratulations! this was without a doubt your very best posting. enjoyed every minute of it

[@tonyhunt7967]

I'd argue for Flair to be swapped with Andre, honestly. While the giant was a larger-than-life figure that was used as a special attraction, I don't think he can compare to the sheer amount of workmanship and influence Flair has over the business. You brought Andre to sell out a show, you brought Flair to build a territory.

[@Aevilbeast]

Plus, Flair's legacy is still prevalent today...I mean, the amount of people he influenced and the sheer amount of influence he had in this industry is nearly second to none. I doubt there are many wrestlers who have wrestled as long as him, that still could draw such huge crowds and actually have real entertaining matches. He probably wrestled most people on this list at least once! The man is in his in 70's and although I personally wouldn't want him too, I still can see him having another match in the WWE.

[@rickyrosay33977]

I would've put flair on number 2 and drop Andre to number 4 below Austin I know I'm gonna get heat for that

[@Jasondirt]

Piper should have been higher in the ranking top 5 imo or top 10 at the very least. Best heel to baby face career ever.

[@RamaNTharisenaR]

20:20 u forgot AJ STYLES won the NWA world championship in 2002 & won the WWE championship in 2016

[@chrisbibber6199]

You cant count AJ Styles really. That belt was the watered down force fed thing so JJ could feed his ego. It really was not legit. AJ Styles is legit as a wrestler, but that specific title was bogus IMO.

[@rickyrosay33977]

@@chrisbibber6199 I agree at that time it was more of a TNA championship than the classic NWA world championship

[@williammccollom6847]

Hogan as #1 is so anticlimactic. IMO Bret & Shawn should have been top 10.

[@yellowmunchie9823]

Some lists dont need to be climactic. Anyone besides HH as #1 would have been wrong, and I was never a Hulkamaniac. I agree with the second thing you said though

[@wecomingforyoucolbylopez9393]

Yellow Munchie ric flair might’ve been a better choice

[@trinityj1]

Don't see how it can be argued. He's the most famous wrestler of all time and dominated the industry during its biggest booms in mainstream cultural relevance. I've never understood the appeal, myself, but he belongs at #1.

[@supersnappahead]

I don't agree with the order (no surprise there), but this was a well made series that must've been really hard to put together. Well done sir.

[@mikegatti3349]

Lou Thesz and The Road Warriors are glaring oversights, but simply a spectacular list. Thank you for doing this

[@Richterdgf]

Everyone likes to slag Hogan to seem like one of the cool kids at the back of the bus, but the man was instrumental in ushering in not one, but TWO boom periods for professional wrestling. No other entry on this list can make that same claim, so he deserves the top spot. If it weren’t for Hogan, we wouldn’t have any idea who half of these people on the list even are.

[@noneofyourbusiness1114]

@Sky Blaze21 yes but like above comment it can't be argued. Dudes a pop culture legend.

[@mitchcolburn1216]

@@thevoid99 And this is why indie fans don't make good promoters.

[@chrisbibber6199]

I have to go at least Andre over Hogan. Andre putting over Hogan at WM3 is the reason why Hogan became what he did. So hogan being #1, all credit should go to Andre; if not the spot!

[@closethockeyfan5284]

@@chrisbibber6199 Exactly, literally built on the shoulders of giants. He was nothing but pop culture hype. His promos usually made no sense or were noxious.

[@PhilMiCoochie]

You should have just kept bookers theme playing through the whole video until the top 5.

[@spetterman2916]

Only one I don't get is Bob Backlund. People always put him high for his long title reign and how that must mean he was a draw and had respect from the company. However no one ever points out that at the time they had joined back with the NWA so the top champion was actually their world champion, not Backlund.

[@kennethmalone4689]

I'm not sure where you get your information but the WWWF (at the time) wasn't a subsidiary of the NWA. McMahon didn't answer to the NWA and the NWA champion didn't defend the belt against WWWF wrestlers. There were a handful of inter-promotiinal nettings between the champions of each company which ended in draws.

[@meirnissim5927]

Hulk Hogan Andre the Giant Wrestlemania III 1987 NOT 1988

[@VaughnJogVlog]

Meir Nissim yup

[@heisenberg9240]

They wrestled each other in the second round of the title tournament at IV

[@ajdynamo7166]

@@heisenberg9240 Not at the Silverdome though. That was in 87.

[@coolguy5412]

For the 2020 WWE Hall Of Fame: Headlining: Undertaker Superstar: Raven Superstar: Chris Jericho Superstar: Sable Tag Team: Demolition Group: Nation of Domination Or Headlining: Skull Murphy Superstar: Yulie Brynner Superstar: Ricki Star Superstar: Nick Bockwinkel Group: The Fabulous Kangaroos

[@gablefanproductions01]

I'm so early War Raiders hasn't had a name change yet 😂

[@stephengorney5613]

12:42 Billy Billy Billy!!!

[@GranValor97]

You’re an old school wrestling mark 😂 love it

[@heisensaul5538]

I would have liked to see Bret get in the top 10, but he is one of my personal heros and I'm glad to see him on this list.

[@SkilesHasFun]

I enjoy hearing Zane talk about Bob Backlund while Booker T's theme plays in the background.

[@saltyspitoon5089]

Hey Brian, I’ve been a big fan of yours for a about a year now and I love your content, I’ve always wondered if you would do a fantasy booker series? Or maybe just one video. I’ve always to see how you would’ve put together something like, WrestleMania X7 or even another pay-per-view. I hope you read this keep up the amazing content!

[@TheJaguar1983]

Knew Hogan would be #1. Makes the most sense

[@mfrost228]

Brian, the obvious number one is Vince’s Limo Driver, without transportation, nothing happens, period. Bob Backlund aka Howdy Doody, as a young fan I wanted to see him lose, never bought into the nice guy persona, greatest moment of his run aside from losing it, was when Superstar Graham came back for his title, and ripped the WWF title belt to pieces, making Bob cry like a baby. I think Jack Brisco is one of the only major stars of his era to just walk away, and never come back, he moved on which is seemingly impossible for most guys who get a taste of fame and money.

[@apocrypha5363]

Hogan didn't main event Wrestlemania 4

[@AT3374]

Apocryphal Shedinja like Vince says , there is more than one main event 😁

[@Relic827]

Hogan main evented 1-3 and 5-9. Savage and DiBiase main evented 4

[@M1lesJames]

Savage and Hogan technically co main evented WrestleMania 8 in separate matches. Hogan's match went on last vs Sid, but the Flair vs Savage match for the championship was way better IMO. Hogan was ringside during the WrestleMania 4 main event, plus he pearl harboured Million Dollar Man with a chair helping Savage win the title.

[@mgunter]

Talking about Horsemen and not naming Mongo is almost sacrilege.

[@olschoolTonyCarter]

Mongo and Gene Anderson

[@Aristocatification]

Nevermind that shit, here comes Mongo!

[@jonathanleiman5456]

Mongo only pawn in game of life...

[@mcoleman6893]

Hey...he didn't mention Jeff Jarrett or Paul Roma, either.

[@volklupo5133]

Mongo was shit and Jeff Jarrett was no horseman!!!!

[@newelljoseph5060]

Love him or hate him, Hulk Hogan was essentially wrestling's messiah. Without him, wrestling would be nothing but carney fairground fodder or at best minor Saturday night outings for small pockets of fans

[@PhatGirlLuvr68Comix]

At least Dusty made the top 10. That's something.

[@Slick5150]

The Z-Man never fails to amaze 💯

[@robertanderson2898]

I wouldn't say Hogan main evented 'Mania 4, but he was part of it. One HELL of a job you did there, wow......... and i'm a year late.

[@vtmiller63]

Nice subtle use of the musical cues. Well done.

[@ITM95]

Good morning! I couldn’t think of a better way to start my morning than with The Influencer, BZ.

[@solo13th]

How is Bret and Shawn not top 5?

[@benjaminkelln8597]

Hart and HBK should be in top ten.

[@madddoggnogood1491]

Thats the only issue i have Billy Graham and gorgeous George shouldn't be over them

[@KiddsWorldEntertainment]

Benjamin Kelln Not over who was already in the top ten...

[@KiddsWorldEntertainment]

Zywwe 777 You don’t know wrestling then, Shawn is not going above Flair, Rodgers, Austin, Hogan, Sammartini...

[@KiddsWorldEntertainment]

Zywwe 777 Source? People call Shawn the greatest IN RING PERFORMER, as far as his legacy goes he’s known as one of the worst drawing top guys of all time, that’s the greatest? Absolutely not, Shawn’s legacy isn’t even comparable to the likes of Flair, Hogan and Sammartino, and judging by your lack of this knowledge, you’re probably no more than about 14

[@ryansours3234]

Gerald Brisco ahead of Sting? ... why??

[@KardyVFX]

Yeah, Hogan sure deserves the #1 Spot. Without him, WWE wouldn't be around today.

[@k1productions87]

I was about to say "how could Andre the Giant possibly not be #1?" and then nodded "yeah, that's why"

[@leeturnbull4886]

Hogans an arsehole

[@nde8101]

@@leeturnbull4886 but he's still objectivly the most important wrestler in company history

[@leeturnbull4886]

captainrobocop but he’s a wanker

[@closethockeyfan5284]

After all, we wouldn't have John Cena and Roman Reigns portraying invincible supermen who almost never lose without Hogan! That's must-watch TV!

[@AJDaniels99]

Andre over Austin could be debatable. Hogan over Austin I wouldn't argue as much you could go either way with that.

[@edwiniseman4]

Austin is one of the megastar in America. Andre and Hulk are GLOBAL megastars. I believe that is the difference maker here.

[@embracinglogic1744]

It's a wall, it's a wall, brother! I created a wall between all other wrestlers and me, brother! The Wall, The Wall, it's a wall!

[@vinniecarnahan4056]

Verne Gagne absolutely wrestled for the WWWF during the 70s. I specifically remember a match with him in MSG roughly 75, however I may be off with the date. I believe he wrestled more in NYC but I do not have specifics.

[@VaughnJogVlog]

List will soon be outdated. Many big names have yet to be inducted.

[@jamesdixon6332]

That's what time does. It keeps going and things change.

[@kev917]

Without Brian Zane I wouldn't know Capt. Lou Albano and Bobby Heenan as well as did back before I started watching his channel Thanks Brian ur the best

[@WrestlingWithWregret]

I'm here to help!

[@ChamPinoyGaming]

Hey Brian, just wanna say that you're doing a wonderful and excellent job with your channel and videos. Also shout out from Guam

[@theshowstopper2443]

Mach should at least made top 5

[@christopherstead1203]

Yes, the less we talk about what happened with HBK last year the better. His career ended in 2010. What happened last year doesn't count. Also, RIP, "Rowdy" Roddy Piper, Dusty Rhodes and Bobby Heenan. You'll be missed

[@thevoid99]

i'm going to pretend that crown jewel never happened.

[@christopherstead1203]

@@thevoid99 I think we all should.

[@jimnasium9776]

My first time watching wrestling was during the Hogan/ Earthquake feud. I was too young to understand what wrestling was at the time. When Hogan survived Earthquake 's squashes, I came to realize what was going on. But I also disliked Hulk Hogan because he would never wrestle on television. How could he be the best wrestler in the world if he only competed 3 times a year? Then when Bret Hart became champion, he defended the belt every week.

[@iandude1]

While yes, Jerry Brisco was only mentioned as 1/2 of the Brisco Brothers, Zane did mention Jerry's time finding talent in WWE. However, the fact that he didn't mention Jerry as the other 1/2 of the Stooges, which he did for Pat Patterson, doesn't seem right. "You're absolutely right Mr. Mac Mannnnn".

[@falloutdude-6680]

Hogan wins LOL again? What the F**k! "GAAAAAHHHHH"

[@zacharybenson3194]

Didnt pat also convince vince that shawn and brett can do a iron man match and make it interesting

[@BrittneyStarling]

Bret should be higher 🙄

[@bdot187um]

At least higher than shawn.

[@toddcribbs12]

Especially when Booker T cut that promo on Hulk Hogan in WCW on live air on a pay-per-view

[@marcelrobinson]

"Don't you call me weasel either, pal?"

[@MrLawyer711]

This was one of those lists where you knew #1 before you watched

[@freeparking301]

Pat Patterson worked in the San Francisco territory? Way to kill that stereotype Pat!!!

[@bdot187um]

😂

[@chadrowland4670]

Funny that Booker T's theme was playing during DX's entry.

[@tubey84]

Must be a difficult list to do considering the likes of Pat Patterson having to be included, despite his rumoured... erm... transgressions.

[@mike04574]

Ok

[@Ultimate23Dragon]

During your mention of #1 you made an error. *_Spoiler Alert for those who wish to Read More beyond this point_* You said your number 1 pick main events the 1st 9 WrestleManias. Actually it was technically 8 out of the first 9. He had some part of the main event in WrestleMania 4, but he was not in the match directly. Therefore he technically didn't compete in the WrestleMania 4 main event.

[@JulieWebb5]

I bet he still got that main event pay day, brother brother.

[@jaydabrown7012]

Don't you mean King BOOKAH!!!!

[@BloodwolfAssassin]

I noticed one of your Patrons was named Todd Smith. That wouldn't be Hanson of the War Raiders would it?

[@bluntzelwashington5389]

It could be LL Cool J

[@bigo_tk91]

U mean the Viking experience....who are the war raiders

[@thegamingmisfit1291]

@@bigo_tk91 now the viking raiders

[@hecksters423]

Anybody expected an explosion by 12:05?

[@derekgray5338]

Steve Austin should've been #1

[@Hyde_Hill]

Booker T personifying professionalism? Might want to ask TNA about that.

[@tubey84]

Number 2 and 3 should be swapped around IMO. Hard to argue with the number one. Only just realised The Rock hasn't been inducted yet!

[@k1productions87]

I don't think so. It is almost impossible to state just how big (and enduring) a name Andre the Giant truly was. Austin was great, but his name recognition was pretty much limited to wrestling. Andre the Giant was known even by those who didn't pay much attention to wrestling, even before his endearing performance in The Princess Bride. I was actually saying "how is it possible that Andre is not #1?" but then saw the #1 and continued "oh... yeah, that's why"

[@bdot187um]

@@k1productions87 indeed.

[@nicktaylor2657]

How is Ric Flair not number 1?

[@lloydhinshelwood]

Enjoyed this list thanks 🙏

[@officialwildkid9992]

Randy savage is far better than HULK Hogan.

[@embracinglogic1744]

No way, brother. Savage did not play political games and refuse to put other wrestlers over like I did, brother. That's what the Hall of Fame is all about, brother. LOL!

[@HardlyQuinn]

Wow austin ahead of Flair?? Thats bold.

[@rickyrosay33977]

Flair should've been number 2 with Austin in number 3 and Andre at number 4 Flair is even to this day of the most influential grapplers of all time

[@DannyKnightmare]

Well, p4 seemed less random. I didn't agree with most of the rankings in these videos but that being said I still found them very interesting and entertaining. Great job Brian!

[@mrmacguff1n]

11:42 Why is Arn smiling like a chipmunk

[@srtallio]

🤣

[@jamesdixon6332]

I may be biased, but I think Sting should've been higher on this list. Still, looking at the company that's higher than him, I can't complain. Either way, I really enjoyed watching these, as I do all of your videos.

[@closethockeyfan5284]

I'm biased, but Sting always bored the heck out of me. His character never compelled me.

[@owofan194Life]

I knew Hulk was Number 1 and I like the list Brian.

[@joeyschible7314]

WrestleMania 3 was in 1987! Not 1988!!

[@TheNaturalPatHarris]

15!!!!!! FOR SHAME!!!!

[@bdot187um]

Agreed

[@lombeNgandu]

In my opinion, Bret "The Hitman" Hart deserves to be in the Top 5. Bret Hart is the greatest technical wrestler of all time. His mic skills are underrated- after turning heel in 1997, he was very good on the mic. He had so many great matches with wrestlers like: Steve Austin, Mr. Perfect, The Undertaker, Owen Hart, Kevin Nash, The British Bulldog, Chris Benoit, etc. Even his recent WWE Hall of Fame induction is legendary- nobody's going to forget the night Bret was attacked (it's the first time something like that ever happened). Bret Hart is the GOAT.

[@gregpeloquin6345]

Thought Michaels was a bit low here... that man could put on so many great matches with just about everyone and did so well into his twilight years. Right up until he hung up the boots, he was still putting in 10/10 matches.

[@mike04574]

Agreed, the whole list is kinda baffling

[@Ladderthief1]

Gee, imagine that, Hogan at the top of the list. Sure, he did a lot of stuff for the business but that doesn't make up for his shitty ability in ring. "Look at that Brain, Hogan's pulling off the 6 moves he always does!"

[@AT3374]

Ladderthief1 Go watch his time in Japan . We was pretty good there .

[@Ladderthief1]

@@AT3374 I forgot he worked in Japan. I'll go find a couple matches.

[@JoeSelf1982]

7. Randy Savage I can dig that, Brian. 👍

[@danielochoa5510]

I personally would have had Andre #1 since he was the first Hall of Famer and the reason it exists in the first place. But, not my list. It is subjective.

[@heisenberg9240]

His death inspired the HOF as he was inducted the year after he passed