Who Is The Wrestling GOAT?

[@prakhartripathi373]

*My personal GOAT is Undertaker. He's been there for 30 years, he had everything, longetivity, marketablilty, an epic character, he made the impact in every era also people who have no idea about wrestling know the undertaker. He has iconic feuds, matches and everything you need. The people always gravitated towards him, he always made his gimmick fresh, and he was the reason why wrestlemania felt so special. The Undertaker will always be the Greatest of all time.*

[@giovannirodriguez4444]

Greatest striker also. He should be top 5 in everyone’s list. Hands down.

[@looq7474]

Now that you put it that way I have to agree

[@jaf1213]

Agreed undertaker. Or even brock

[@giovannirodriguez4444]

@@jaf1213 nahh not brock.

[@hypnoticwar740]

I put him and sting at the same level sting didn't do much inside WWE but did when it was WWF in the 80s and then WCW,ECW,TNA & AEW he helped carry and became a legend in all the companies honestly just saying it makes me notice Undertake has done allot in WWE but not for the wrestling industry as awhole the person who did was Sting he Carried More companies and in WWE with proper Booking could of out did undertaker. When it comes to WWE undertake Bar none but outside WWE stings accomplishment's out shine all other wrestlers

[@phenomenalone1737]

It's between Cena and Taker for me. A combined 49 year career between just the 2 of them and Cena is still going. On longevity alone they're unmatched and I haven't even mentioned Cena's mic skills, marketability and impact on pop culture or Undertakers in ring ability, the greatest streak in Wrestling history and greatest character in wrestling history. How do you compete with that??

[@NM-ev7pu]

Hulk Hogan. He really put wrestling on the map in the 80s. I don't like him personally, but he is easily in the top 3 of most well-known wrestler of all time.

[@phenomenalone1737]

@@NM-ev7pu his in ring ability (or lack thereof) and average mic skills are why I didn't include him

[@michaelknight5614]

Smart person right here

[@chriscollins3225]

Cena isn’t even in the conversation

[@jaydeleon695]

@@chriscollins3225 dude TF you on? He's easily one of the most known pro wrestler worldwide next to the Undertaker

[@joker-mu2vn]

Undertaker THE GOAT Has the best wrestling career of all time. The streak. The character. Fame and popularity Draw wrestler The entrance. The rivalries. The iconic moments. The influence he had. The longevity. Everything about him is iconic. GOAT, for sure.

[@michaelroberts6988]

Bill Goldberg is the 🐐

[@NahidulL7972]

1000% True Undertaker Greatest of all time...!!! ❤️

[@Chroxicated]

i agree

[@Chroxicated]

@@michaelroberts6988 he is up there

[@mohamed1867]

JOHN CENA IS THE GREATEST OFF ALL TIME : 🟢 1. 17X WORLD CHAMPION 🏆 2. KING OF MIC 🎤 3. GOATED AT ACTRESS 💫 4. 2X ROYAL RUMBLE WINNER 🏆 5. 1X MONEY IN THE BANK WINNER 🏆 6. 5X UNITED STATES CHAMPION WINNER 🏆 7. THE STRENGTH 💪 8. THE FAME PLUS THE CULT FOLLOWING 🌟 9. HE HAD BEATEN EVERYONE THAT WAS IN THE WWE 💯 10. LONGEVITY IN TOTAL OF 20 YEARS 💚 AND JOHN CENA IS THE WRESTLER THAT I CAN CALL AN ICON 🐐 (TAKER WAS JUST A JUST A OLD FARMER BOY)

[@MartiniBlankontherest]

Undertaker. He remains and endures, he fought matches on broken bones and functioned as the mentor to more wrestlers than we know. He always put the new guy and freshmen at the forefront and took a bump every chance he got to make it look good for the new wrestlers.

[@vinnyeguakun]

Have to say The Undertaker. Had the greatest character, longest run and always adapted, and of course the streak. From a mainstream standpoint Hogan, Austin, Rock, and Cena were the most popular because they were the faces of the company. But for me when I think of the biggest household names in wrestling it's Undertaker, Hogan, Austin, Rock, Cena, and Andre the Giant.

[@not2hd662]

Its sad tho like wwe does not push this dude like other superstars. He gets beaten by brock, reigns. He still a legend, but is also what michael cole said once, the cornerstone of the wwe

[@vinnyeguakun]

@@not2hd662 Yeah I definitely agree, I think it just came down to his character not being what wwe wanted to market as the top guy. But for for me Taker will always be the goat because he outlasted everyone and was a main event player during every major era of wrestling.

[@not2hd662]

vinny eguakun agreed

[@zjean3417]

Yeah. He was never "the guy" in any of the era's he wrestled in. He was the backbone of the company instead.

[@factteller9640]

agreed

[@zero7755]

For me, it's gotta be John Cena. His Hustle, Loyalty, and Respect really makes an impact on me and my life. He inspires me to work hard and achieve anything I set my mind to.

[@jpbart1390]

John Cena? Never seen 'er.

[@Arunk491]

I don't think anyone who watch WWE in its peak will select Cena. Anyway your reasoning is interesting.

[@jpbart1390]

@@Arunk491 i stopped watching when it was still wwf. it's peak was in 1985. the year of rock n' roll wrestling on mtv, the 1st wrestlemania, basically that's when wrestling truly became global.

[@frankfly1368]

You musta been born after 2000 lmao. Cena ain’t even in my top 50

[@jpbart1390]

@@frankfly1368 i stopped watching both wcw & wwf back in '99. good thing there's classic matches on this site.

[@sebastiannewman7959]

I gotta say my G.O.A.T. Is the Undertaker. Because everyone just looked up like he was the guy. But actually he is the guy because he was the one who Motivated every WWF and WWE character to perform and excel in this company and to keep everyone on their toes and inspired other generations of wrestlers to come and be in this company.

[@el_pollitosir1067]

I agree he was the attitude era , wwf era , ruthless agression and pg era

[@QFilmz]

@@el_pollitosir1067 Austin was the attitude era

[@Shadowquinn1]

Y’all all wrong the goat is John cena

[@edgeisthegoat]

@@BDA302 my goats is eddie

[@thechamp30]

​@@Shadowquinn1Facts 💯

[@thecocomastiux3655]

For me it's HBK. He may have been an asshole, but he carried the company through the toughest times. Being Mr WrestleMania counts for a lot. He has classic match after classic match. He is one of the best wrestlers, but also performers. He is a fantastic actor, and can cut a hell of a promo.

[@SS-tg8lf]

I don't really like him , but it's Hogan. The man made Wrestling a mainstream media success and part of pop Culture. He was the face of wrestling and the biggest star in wrestling for 2 decades. Till this day no one has outsold him in terms of merchandise or ticket sales or ratings.

[@topboy3269]

@@SS-tg8lf Vince McMahon actually confirmed that Stone Cold outsold Hogan when asked

[@laltanchhana316]

@Roman Reignstbf Hogan isnt my GOAT but he's easily top 5 oat. Hbk, Taker, Rock, Austin, Flair and Bret are the only one who are on his level

[@tronovonflidder775]

Bret Hart carried the company through its toughest years, and was also the one who lead the way for smaller guys to be on top. But sure, I guess HBK has that well known factor as he came back in the 2000's, which is the childhood of most people here. In that regard Bret's at a disadvantage. But yeah, no. Even though Shawn Michaels does deserve a lot of credit for his work in the 90's. Arguably even equal credit to Bret. Bret Hart was just the GOAT of the New Generation era and his fingerprints were all over the Attitude era as much as Shawn's was. No Bret? No Attitude era. No Stone Cold. No Ladder matches. Probably no Rock as well, since Shawn & Triple H were apparently set on sabotaging The Rock's career, in which Bret protected him. Bret was reliable, innovative, and was as good as Shawn in a different way. He had it all. Could probably take it a step further and claim if there was no Bret Hart in the WWE at the time, the company may have gone under, and Shawn wouldn't have even had a chance to be a main eventer, as there was no way he was ready in 1992-1994 to solo carry the company on his back.

[@Stinkmeaner-_-]

@@laltanchhana316 John Cena is definitely on Hogan level

[@supersaiyan4578]

For me it's John Cena cause there isn't anyone like him, nobody has the interactions with the fans as he does, his skills on the mike are even more better than his in-ring work and the man's character was something else also who knew that he would also be not just the best World Champ but also the best US Champ.

[@Thatguymus]

same.

[@notjohncena6492]

Lets go cena Cena sucks But yeah cena is the best

[@TheUltimateX34]

For me it's between Cena and The Rock

[@GreenBeamzzz]

@@notjohncena6492 People said Kurt Angle sucked and didn’t actually mean it. Kurt Angle was an actual Olympic gold medalist too so he was legit , Fans just make stuff up and stick with it.

[@leonidashitler4972]

​@@TheUltimateX34Same absolutely same. For me it is between Rock and Cena

[@Flystraightactive]

Personally the goat for me is undertaker. The mans character was perfection, everyone loves him. Always has classic matches, also even tho he was hardly on the mic his still had better promos than most wrestlers and his a badass he wrestled an elimination chamber match whilst suffering from 3rd degree burns bare in mind he was standing in the pod for a good 20 minutes. His a locker room leader and lastly the streak, they should've never ended the streak he should've retired with a perfect 27-0 or 28-0 if he had wrestled at wrestlemania 35

[@rainybow7155]

Streak wouldn't have been iconic if it didn't end we wouldn't have Seth Rollins without him it was too iconic to not happen

[@tf-superms]

i think the streak should have ended, but not to Brock. I hoped they would give than honor to a rising star at the time such as Daniel Bryan or Seth Rollins

[@haircutsofexcelence9830]

He's definitely the goat and this clown didn't bother putting him in the thumnail

[@dimwitter]

Not sure about ALWAYS classic matches. I mean do u remember his match with oldberg?

[@loner502]

@@dimwitter Giant Gonzalez too

[@logangaddis8207]

For me it would be Randy Orton, he’s always captivated me from the beginning. He’s the youngest world heavyweight champion, the first wwe world heavyweight champion and even was supposed to beat undertaker at wrestle mania but refused to out of respect for taker. The man can be a baby face or heel and do it perfectly, he gets a pop out of the fans anytime he’s on and has put on great match after great match, he’s had some of the greatest rivalries ever and in my opinion, is what a wrestler should be. Not to mention he has the most iconic and popular finisher of all time.

[@krishnavashishtha]

Yes randy orton is the greatest of all time

[@freddiem6805]

Randy is 41 and he fights like 21 . Truly a goat

[@edwardbowers2277]

A damn good choice

[@savitridevi2633]

not doubt randy is real goat the kid favourite roman but they dont know about wwe histroy i am youngest thtswhy i follow randy Orton He is really Great wrestler

[@freebee8221]

He kindof stole his finisher from stone cold

[@adeelthegame]

Tier 1: Austin, Michaels, Undertaker, Flair, Rock, Hogan Tier 2: Bret Hart, Macho Man, Kurt Angle, Mick Foley, Brock Lesnar, Kane Tier 3: Scott Hall, John Cena, Edge, Randy Orton, Chris Jericho, Triple H I am taking into account Charisma, Personality, Wrestling ability, In-ring psychology, Mic Skills and fans reactions altogether because being the best at only one skill doesn’t make you the whole package.

[@obadguy2468]

The Rock. - Iconic Moves - Iconic Quotes - Iconic Gimmicks - Iconic Matches - Iconic Rivalries - Best Promo Guy - Best Heel and one of the only heels to still be loved - Most charismatic and Electrifying - Biggest Star in the world

[@emiliorebenga443]

💯💯

[@krishnavashishtha]

That's Randy Orton

[@jurassicfan6420]

@@krishnavashishtha wtf

[@priyanshukatuwal]

@@jurassicfan6420 That gave me chuckle lol

[@theone8173]

@@krishnavashishtha OVER ROCK, WHAT U SMOKING

[@marlonoraye3574]

Undertaker had the greatest career. Shawn Michaels was the greatest performer. Stone Cold had the greatest adoration from the fans. The Rock was the greatest on the mic. Ric Flair had the greatest charisma.

[@JohnnSmithh]

Most accurate post. Although i think it’s a toss up between Ric Flair and The Rock as far as charisma

[@ookie218]

💯💯💯💯💯

[@Alex-go4sl]

No Eddie Bret Benitot Kurt are all better Wrestlers than Shawn Michaels

[@comicfootball186]

And Cena has it all

[@theazureknight9399]

@@Alex-go4sl He was talking about putting on a show during the part, not at being great at the technical part of wrestling. But it's true, all those you mentioned are all better technical wrestlers.

[@Nightowl333]

HBK Shawn Michaels for me. I can watch any one of his matches and be entertained, I don’t get that with other wrestlers. He was so good in the ring, he also had the look, mic skills, realness, edgy years, heel and baby face, real life controversy, iconic theme music and entrance. He was the whole package.

[@josueguillen4111]

For me is Shawn Michaels. His matches were simply amazing. The way he told a story in the ring while keeping thins controversial. I’d never skip out on a Shawn Michaels match

[@zorudareapr3170]

I grew up in the John Cena era but yes it's definitely Shawn Michaels, Jeff Hardy, Eddie Guerrero, Rey Mysterio, Randy there's a lot of great wrestlers but Shawn is my 1

[@priyabrattamc8342]

Im Mr Wrestle Freaking Mania

[@afcchiza784]

People will argue that in his first reign as face of the wwf alongside Bret Hart he wasn't the greatest draw but other than that I agree that HBK is the #1

[@richlor92]

Shawn Michaels is no doubt the best in ring “performer”

[@jay.Are.]

He sucked. If I can say that then he’s not the goat..can’t say that about any of the other goats

[@randomassguy]

Randy Orton he is still running with keyfabe in an age where it's dead he is also giving back to the new generations and finally he is a guy the wwe can trust to carry a great, eyecatching storyline

[@sethshepherd3221]

He’s definitely a top 15 wrestler at the least

[@nanime2002]

Goat the viper

[@dompicc888]

I'd say Orton has finally broke the top 10, these past few years he has reminded everyone how good he is and how much he cares about the business by elevating the talent and making people believe in storylines

[@justachannel571]

Top2

[@someoldguy5316]

He is also one of the most compelling heels in wrestling history, and can be great as a baby face as well

[@moversrus4048]

Kurt Angle. His wrestling machine gimmick was the most believable thing I’ve ever seen in a wrestling ring. He also carried TNA with great matches when it was its hottest. He did all of this with multiple broken necks, multiple dui’s and an insane pill addiction. He embodies a professional wrestler through and through.

[@beast_slayer9275]

My GOAT is Stone Cold Steve Austin. He IS the Attitude era. He is the reason why I've been watching it. That dude is the greatest of all time.

[@briancollum4780]

Your crazy saying he is the greatest of all time he doesn't even come close

[@nisargkasturiwale3877]

@@briancollum4780 lol u suck then..he is the biggest draw in wrestling along side rock..

[@KnucklesWTD]

@@nisargkasturiwale3877 Austin had the highest peak but the problem is his longevity. Even rock came back more than him and wrested again

[@nisargkasturiwale3877]

@@KnucklesWTD he was the top guy from 1997-mid 1999..what more u want..bringing millions of new fans to wwe is not easy..today also,u hear the glass break,people pop the loudest..it's the impact he had on the industry...longetivity matters but whne your the top 3 draw in history of this business,then u have to be in the GOAT list..

[@KnucklesWTD]

@@nisargkasturiwale3877 he’s on the list but I don’t think he’s the definitive no1 anymore like people used to say

[@mattfromwiisports6209]

For me, Randy Orton, he has been a full timer for 21 years now and has had some of the greatest characters from everything from youngest world champion to the legend killer to the viper, two of the greatest entrance themes, an iconic pose, great on the mic and better in ring, and has the most iconic finisher in the wwe of all time, ask any none wrestling fan to name a move and they say the RKO

[@aimalshah9395]

Yeah same

[@mzamomahlangabeza]

Same here

[@facundoriesco1369]

pfffffffffffffffffffffffff dude everyone knows the most iconic finisher in the small package

[@osgoodbb]

That's right

[@devanshbhandari4930]

Same

[@TheMuscleMan2244]

I feel like it should me a Mount Rushmore of different megastars, who each helped people the business foward in their own way. Shawn Michaels and Bret Hart revolutionized work rate and ring psychology, while Austin revolutionized wrestling creative and unpredictable TV, while Rock and Flair revolutionized promos and money drawing charisma, while Cena and Hogan showed how to be a top draw over a period of different eras. Everybody brings their own talents to the table

[@billa107]

Stone Cold for me. That man is responsible for WWE booming once more. Austin not only was awesome on the mic, but his feuds were always must see and he was a huge draw.

[@pratikpradhan885]

Imo, the GOAT is the Undertaker! The likes of Steve Austin, Rock, Cena, Orton entertained us and are easily the contenders for anyones top fav wrestlers or goat wrestlers but Taker had made a huge & unique impact in the business & had contributed very much, imo!

[@correllwilliams5025]

AGREED

[@drathul123]

Undertaker ain't a draw like austin rock or cena . he is the greatest character.

[@pratikpradhan885]

@@drathul123 He isn't a great draw! He isn't contributed by being a top or main star he is always on side but had contributed a lot. But none of them can level him up, they all had said undertaker is the GOAT & there can't be big names in pro wrestling like orton, Kane, Edge etc etc...Being a draw isn't the only criteria Bro! & rest is your opinion!

[@chessduncan1864]

UNDERTAKER ALL THE WAY

[@rosserjake]

In terms of drawing in their prime, Rock, Austin and Hogan were probably the biggest. In terms of longevity, it's easily Taker. For match quality, you could make the case for Bret Hart or HBK. You could even make the case for Cena- for carrying the company when it was in a downward spiral.

[@RAMbo-209]

The Rock hands down

[@njw8356]

Stone cold hands down lil boy

[@SheevPalps868]

I personally think John Cena is the GOAT. He’s a household name, everyone knows who John Cena is. His impact on Wrestling is un-matched and the amount of championships he’s won is unrivalled. However this may be because I grew up with Cena being the focal point, since he dominated the late 2000s and 2010s.

[@techipahi7322]

Mid 2000s actually

[@mister.b3896]

That's sad. You have some catching up to do.

[@thedonk2]

Well ... You're wrong

[@techipahi7322]

@@thedonk2no i am correct

[@SheevPalps868]

@@mister.b3896 “catching up to do” what do you mean?

[@moxiebbx2858]

Shawn Michaels is the goat for me I mean his charisma is just unmatchable not to mention a lot of the people that you mentioned in the list have literally said Shawn Michaels is the best in ring performer of all time

[@BAztid]

Shawn Michaels really didn't have that much charisma. Fans ran away to WCW when he got his run as "the guy".

[@alfgarnett3821]

Hulk Hogan He made the WWF/WWE the worldwide phenomenon it became. Without him most of us wouldn't even be the wrestling fans we are. He main evented 7 Wrestlemania's. He made Wrestlemania the event it is. He won 2 Royal rumble's. He held the WWE title for 4 years from 84-88. He was the biggest face of the 80s and then went to WCW and became the biggest heel of the 90s as WCW took over the WWF with Hulk on board. He then rolled back the years in the 00s to put on one last great Wrestlemania spectacle working with The Rock. Hulk Hogan is Wrestling. He's the Michael Jordan, Muhammad Ali, Pele, Usain Bolt of Wrestling. He's the GOAT.

[@bdot187um]

W

[@thewrestlingfan2111]

For me , it's John Cena , my childhood hero , because of him I started watching WWE

[@ShinoJoestar]

Same

[@universe94]

Yes

[@Ronnie_08editz]

@@universe94 jjhu

[@gazinahiyangaming2811]

Same

[@fc775]

Overrated

[@manmorales16]

Shawn Michaels, the man had the best ring attire and entrance music, consistently awesome matches, great accomplishment and part of DX

[@lrc2k8]

Yes sir, read my comment above. I mentioned other things about Shawn Michaels

[@deelove7518]

He couldn't take the pressure. Wasn't even the best in his era

[@harsh111yt]

His entrance music was ass

[@lrc2k8]

@@deelove7518 Who was the best in his era?

[@javigar133]

Bret was a better wrestler... Duh

[@cloudy7832]

The goat has to be Undertaker. He’s been here for 30 years. He didn’t have a title much but almost every match he had was 5 stars. He almost never broke character. He had some of the most memorable rivalries like edge randy HHH HBK. He had some of the best character work, and stuff that fight him. Like the chokeslam and tombstone, even tho some of his matches with the newer guys like Aj styles he didn’t have a REAL match with him but still had great matches. H mean he went like 20 years undefeated, hell he got like 20 degree burns in a elimination match and still completed the match. That’s how my respect he has with this company.

[@ajrodzPR]

For me it’s either Stone Cold, The Rock or John Cena. Because they had it all exciting matches, the best promo work, a lot of charisma and they made the WWE the biggest wrestling promotion by catapulting it to the mainstream. People like HBK and The Undertaker come close for me but the three I mention are it for me.

[@bhargavchavda1478]

Now The Rock is like bigger than Hollywood celebrities

[@TrideepNagg]

Cena sucks, he ruined wrestling

[@SSJ491]

Mines either The Rock, Stone Cold, Undertaker, HBK, or Hulk Hogan. The Rock is my childhood favorite wrestler of all time alongside with Stone Cold, Undertaker and HBK. Rock has charisma, highly skilled entertainer, and very fun to watch him doing his interviews before his big matches against his opponents. Austin is a great wrestler, awesome character that takes no person tells him what to do, and he takes on his way by stomping mudholes, and drinking beer.

[@michaelpeasah8690]

@Sushant Ijam he sent the great attitude era to the pg era, am pretty sure he destroyed wrestling, and with his decade of doom I am not sure how much good he did for the wwe than bad.

[@sandeepsingh-er8wr]

@@michaelpeasah8690 It was't Cena who switched Ruthless aggression Era to PG era, it was WWE's decision. The decision was made to make WWE kids friendly after the incident of Chris Benoit. You can't blame them either. Even through PG era, Cena carried the whole WWE on his shoulders.

[@MIS3RY.]

Micheals too me , he had it all . The influence , the moves , the great matches , the talking skills and was marketable over a span of years . The undertaker is close second . I’m America , ric flair is huge outside of wrestling. He’s been in so many rap videos and has songs named after him .

[@aniketprasad3128]

But they never got it mainstream..

[@Dr3TH98]

I feel like Kurt Angle, Edge, Randy Orton, Sting, Mick Foley, HHH and Bruno Sammartino should be mentioned on this specific list as well. Reigns, Omega, DB, and Punk IMO definitively will have a legit argument for the GOAT in the future. Not now tho Great vid!!

[@SharpSportsTalk]

I gotta say Stone Cold, he produced the most exciting storyline they’ve ever had

[@tallalmk6]

Agreed

[@Zigzagalltheway]

Top 3 for me

[@-sr5hd]

For me randy orton,stone cold and chris jericho

[@andrewdillehay8010]

Yes

[@Am-wt3sm]

@@-sr5hd 1.Stone cold Steve Austin 2.Randy Orton 3.The Undertaker. 4.The Rock 5.John Cena 6.Shawn Michaels 7.Chris Jericho 8.Bret Hart 9.Edge 10.Eddie Guerrero Honorable mentions •Kurt Angle •Brock Lesnar •Sting

[@Leonardo53828]

Either John Cena, Steve Austin, The rock or undertaker

[@pureluck2190]

Bret hart? Shawn Michaels?

[@Leonardo53828]

@@pureluck2190 yh bro it's just hard there are many many many many more wrestlers

[@Leonardo53828]

Just these are.for me my favorites

[@addaskhasawneh8174]

@@pureluck2190 It's his opinion dude.

[@trevor6434]

ric flair bro?

[@Milkers777]

Shawn Michaels is literally The Greatest Of All Time! He made not only others look great in ring including himself but he can do a Moonsault and has everything a wrestler needs & wants also he’s “Mr. Wrestlemania”🐐🌟💯

[@ThatsMrTaylor2u]

Ric Flair. Influenced style, charisma, swagger, putting talent over, believable promos, lived the character.

[@josephcarrion1499]

Though Flair isn't my favorite wrestler I do have to admit he is one of the best wrestlers of all time

[@atomicspid2129]

For me it’s John Cena. If it weren’t for him, I probably wouldn’t be into wrestling today. Great matches. Great feuds. Great promos. He’s got it all.

[@t1de_rparker69]

I especially loved Cenas US open Challenges. “IF YOU WANT SOME, COME GET SOME!”

[@justinwilliams9262]

Cena is not the Goat. Undertaker is the goat. Plus I would put chris jericho, Shawn Michaels, Stone Cold, and Bret Hart above Cena own the all time list

[@atomicspid2129]

@@justinwilliams9262 Chill out. It’s just MY opinion. I don’t care much about yours.

[@dillon0623]

I agree on Cena

[@PaintedHoundie]

Not trying to start a debate or anything but I am curious how people like Cena this much. I was a kid in the ruthless aggression era so I grew up with him, I liked him even when he first got drafted to raw and people started to not like him, but since wwe went PG I haven t liked him much at all. I didn't really get behind his promos and the backstage politics make it hard to appreciate Cena, The Character. He was very forced and over saturated to me and dominated arguably the driest era of wrestling and Cena's dominance just reminds me they failed to make any PG era stars because of how reliant they were on Cena and buried so many potential stars to continue have cena look strong. Which just results in having barely anyone to work with besides Punk and Orton, and my god did we see cena vs orton way too many times. That's just how i feel tho, curious to hear other opinions.

[@Kamau1865]

This is a really decent effort, Superkick. Really like your videos so far. Glad you mention AJ Style's body of work because it is... phenomenal. Sting also needs to be in the GOAT conversation, just like the Undertaker, Sting kept himself relevant by changing and reinventing himself, and working with fresh talent. Even to this day he is being used really well in AEW, and he's performing to a standard that he shouldn't be able to reach at his age, yet does. I do think longevity counts for a lot, alongside in-ring ability, promos, influence, mainstream appeal, body of work, athleticism, acting and characterisation. So I would go: 1. Steve Austin 2. Hulk Hogan 3. Shawn Michaels 4. The Rock 5. Rik Flair 6. Bret Hart 7. John Cena 8. Undertaker 9. Sting 10. Hunter. Honourable mentions for Mick Foley, Owen Hart, AJ Styles, CM Punk, Chris Jericho. On the women's side of things the GOAT is really easy... Lita got bigger pops during the attitude era than any other Superstar, including all the men (except Austin and Rock). Lita is easily the female GOAT.

[@ganaya5663]

Pro wrestling is so absolutely complex that you can’t have just one GOAT, it’s really more of a Mount Rushmore .

[@strawberrypeels]

Nah John cena the goat lil bro

[@ganaya5663]

@@strawberrypeels if you think Cena the Goat then you def can’t call me lil bro lil bro

[@konstantinrhokamov2767]

I agree! I couldn't pick a best even if my life was on the line. I could however pick a top ten. I'm always going to side with the older generation as they had so much more to give. Your Ric Flairs, even though I never liked him Hulk Hogan, my personal favorite Shawn Micheals. It's all so biased that it doesn't really matter. Like the guy said it's all subjective.

[@strawberrypeels]

@@ganaya5663 unfortunately no other pro wrestler has had the impact or legacy that John cena has.

[@ganaya5663]

@@strawberrypeels stone cold and sting during the late 1990s? Ric flair from 1978-1994? The rock? The undertaker?

[@kingdevon2548]

It Hulk Hogan or John Cena for me. They got the look, the charisma, they knows how to work the crowd, etc. Both of them literally got everything you want a megastar to be.

[@frankfly1368]

Don’t insult Hulk like that bro. Cena could t carry Hulk’s luggage

[@Dane2Blame]

Shawn Michaels is the greatest performer i have ever seen. He can do it all. He can Tell a story, and sell a move with pure perfection. Look at his matches with Triple H, Kurt Angle, Ric Flair and Undertaker. When he is In there with another great its 4-5 stars every time. He was 1 In a generation kind of talent

[@Getafememason]

For me there’s 6 wrestling goats 6 people who really transcended pro wrestling that’s flair,hogan,taker,Austin,rock and cena if u wanna include Shawn,Bret or kurt or whoever fair enough but for me that’s the 6 wrestling goats

[@Darth-Malgus498]

My fav is Kane but StoneColdSteveAustin is like 0.1 behind

[@someoldguy5316]

No Jericho?

[@scissors0009]

Thats a fair assessment. I think including too many names in the conversation dilutes it too much. Although its really hard not to include Shawn Michaels because he was probably the single best performer of all time. And he along with Taker carried the company during the Monday night wars when everyone was selling out to WCW.

[@toxicjen1882]

Triple H is included in that list as well everyone knows this

[@frankanuzzi9740]

Wow that’s my 6 holy shit I just commented hogans Austin rock taker flair cena holy shit bro I legit commented that on here I may like hhh Bret savage which I didn’t even see him mention my person favs are rock Bret hhh savage and seth Rollins modern day and Charlotte fit female

[@williammccormick2802]

Chris Jericho is the GOAT. Longevity, creativity, kayfabe, mic work, titles, accomplishments, wrestling ability. Guy is unmatched. In my opinion, this isn't even a debate.

[@frankcarty]

He is the Goat as far as I'm concerned. Kept recreating his gimic for 30:yesrs across WCW WWE NJPW and now AEW.

[@1KQ_]

I'm glad he retired, would have been nice to see him have one more match at Saudi with Taker tho

[@huzaifa8665]

@@1KQ_ he didn't retire he joined AEW

[@rodrigoodonsalcedocisneros9266]

The only problem is that a guy named Ric Flair has all thise attribute and them some. Flair is a mixture of Hogan, Shawn, Jericho and Rock. Maybe you haven't seen his work, but you should. Flair is as close as the perfect top pro wrestler to have ever walked the Earth. I'm not a crazy Flair fan (I'm a bigger fan of Benoit, Bryan, Shawn, Regal, etc) but Flair's talent and huge impact is undeniable: many in the GOAT conversation have certain attributes, Flair has them ALL.

[@frankcarty]

@@rodrigoodonsalcedocisneros9266 Im not going to argue with anyone that says that Flair is the GOAT. For me, it would be Y2J, but anyone that says its Flair, Michaels, Bret, Austin, Hogan, Sting, they are all more than deserving of the title.

[@itstrei]

Mine personally is Randy Orton he’s stayed consistent and loyal to wwe for 21 years, he’s great on the mic when he can always can put on a great match as the all the accolades and is still going

[@whitemamba24xe98]

For me, the GOAT of professional wrestling is definitely Kurt Angle!!! Great wrestler, great entertainer, can cut promos, can be a good face and heel. Plus he’s a legitimate gold medal winning wrestler!! Kurt doesn’t get nearly as much respect as he deserves

[@issasylla3570]

Ratio

[@factteller9640]

good one

[@ookie218]

Kurt is sooo underrated! Prob the best Technical wrestler of all time aside of Benoit

[@jest3167]

You simply can't be the GOAT when the crowd chanted you suck during your entrance for nearly your entire career

[@jahimuddin2306]

Interesting choice. I do not agree but I can respect the choice.

[@HeSoKlutch_84]

If we’re talking about the entire package, it’s CLEARLY The Undertaker. He’s had the longest, most relevant character in WWE. Constantly revamping the image to stay up to date with the times, and masterfully, at that. He ain’t my personal favorite, but if I had to pick someone as the GOAT in wrestling, he is definitely my number 1 choice.

[@royal4908]

john cena for me

[@himrocks100]

Yeah. Also he had great wrestling moves. Austin rock and hogan had a couple of good moves and energy but taker had a complete set.

[@HeSoKlutch_84]

@@royal4908 You’re kidding.

[@royal4908]

@@HeSoKlutch_84 ?

[@balance1619]

Undertaker on the mic was nonexistent at times. His American badass gimmick was kinda bad, and honestly all the years before that weren’t that crazy impressive. He didn’t become insanely popular until he ended the badass gimmick in 2004 and created the famous gong entrance. His move set wasn’t the entire package as you’ll never see him do any crazy high flying shit or anything crazy acrobatic. He’s top 5 for me but I wouldn’t put him number one he definitely had flaws and wasn’t perfect.

[@cocainecat2740]

Shawn Michaels is my favorite and in my mind the greatest of all time. Over his 20 year career you could make a good argument he had the best matches in any stipulation he was in. He bled, he could do high spots, knew in ring psychology, and gave it all in the ring for Wrestling fans who loved and hated him. He may not be the best when it comes to particular topics but what he has that the others in this list lack is mastering them all around from Promos, to influence, to wrestling ability, psychology, storytelling, performances, overall match quality, even character consistency, and attire. Shawn did it all and deserves to be called the simple best/greatest in my eyes. A close second is AJ Styles

[@Tbtc131]

The G.O.A.T for me is Taker. I feel his energy and contributions to the business is irreplaceable. Longevity, getting over with the fans, ring work, etc.. But like it's been said before it's completely subjective. There's plenty of others who are legit worthy of being in the G.O.A.T discussion

[@mel4422]

All I know is randy orton has the greatest finisher ever.

[@ImAniOsu]

My GOAT is Chris Jericho. He's been wrestling for over 30 years now and he's managed to still be interesting. He has skills on the mic that few have and he has always been one of the best wrestlers on the roster. Whether high-flying or technical wrestling, fast or slow, no matter what opponent he had, the match was great because Jericho is great. He's not afraid to do anything. He does comedy spots or he lets talent pin him to help them up. His character also evolves with him and stays interesting, which a Cena didn't have. Jericho had so many awesome gimmicks that others could only dream of. Be it the "Y2J" gimmick, the "Lionheart" gimmick, the "Save us Jericho" gimmick, the "The List" gimmick, the "The Painmaker" gimmick, the "Le Champion" gimmick or even the "The Best In The World At What He Does" gimmick. He was fantastic in every way.

[@someoldguy5316]

I agree

[@ssaadd2845]

My favorite is Chris Jericho too, he has it all.

[@mrfinneser1124]

my goat is John Cena because he is the one who got me into watching wrestling and that is a lot of biased there but he just my goat, he had some of my fav matches and feuds over the years I cant even name because there is so many.

[@Springfeeeel3]

John cena A) takes no creative risks B) has played the role of a bland babyface for over a decade C) has no 5 star matches to his name D) drove off most of the adult demo that used to watch wrestling up until the early 2000s. Sorry, it’s your opinion....but it’s wrong.

[@sarangawana5876]

@@Springfeeeel3 you are wrong john is goat

[@sarangawana5876]

You are right

[@ClownGod92]

@@Springfeeeel3 Turning Johm Cena heel would be impossible not only because of the merch sales but also cause he is a good role model for the kids but mostly the merch

[@factteller9640]

@@Springfeeeel3 no 5 star match then you don't know the history of wwe he had a 5 star classic with punk back in 2011 and easily one of the goat

[@williamhild1793]

To throw a few more names out there for consideration as honorable mentions: Lou Thesz (first long time NWA champion around the territories) , Gorgeous George (first great gimmick that really brought in everyday people through the medium of TV), Bruno Sammartino (legendary champion in the largest cities of the east), and Karl Gotch (maybe the best pure technical wrestler of all time who was also a true shooter/hooker).

[@jackvalentine5784]

Austin 3:16 is the GOAT. He literally reinvented the wheel. The first heel people actually stood behind and cheered for. His "what" is still used today, his merchandise is still top selling, and he led the attitude era.

[@civildiscourse7626]

Psycho Sid actually

[@facundoriesco1369]

NWO ACTUALLY

[@jackvalentine5784]

Austin was giving bret hart middle fingers way before hogan turned heel

[@andrewarnold9751]

@@jackvalentine5784 this isn’t true. Hogan turned heel in July 1996 and Austin’s feud started in August 1996 (and his 3:16 promo was in June) these two things were essentially running alongside each other, but it was a couple years yet before Austin’s stock REALLY shot to the moon.

[@jackvalentine5784]

June comes before July last time i checked

[@Thatguy-zf7hf]

Taker. 30 years. Amazing performer. The streak. I've never talked to another fan who didn't have the undertaker as one of their top guys. Just no other answer to me

[@kulbirsingh6021]

My personal GOAT is The Undertaker. He's been there for 30 years. He had a perfect character and he knew that when i have to it and every work he had done made all of us invested in it. He had done so much for this business. He had everything perfect,a perfect music , entrance, character like everything and he rarely broke kayfabe and he made our childhood soo special and he'll be always be in our heart ❤️

[@Jayemce]

My personal GOAT is Eddie Guerrero. The reason for this is because he was such a trailblazer and his impact on this business inspires a lot of people to chase their dreams. I watch his Addiction promo whenever I'm feeling down to bring myself from the ashes. He was also a phenomenal wrestler, charismatic, could use the mic and was the total package. Viva La Raza!

[@theprince3940]

Eddie Guerrero is overatteed

[@Jayemce]

@@theprince3940 Do you even know the meaning of overrated?

[@pratikpradhan885]

Totally agree! 🙌

[@jtbpodcast4457]

I’m not gonna lie you have your own opinion but Eddie when he was alive wasn’t even top 10 all time rip to him he was a great wrestler but definitely no where near the best I rank Roman reigns over him all time

[@nftman260]

Yes man he was the best and underrated stars

[@huzaifa8665]

Jericho, the dude was a superstar since the start of his career and what a career that was. Spanning 3 decades he's had multiple gimmicks most of which were hits rather than misses. Most other wrestlers basically had the same character more or less but Jericho was different. He is undeniably the best at reinventing himself.

[@dmitriwilder4862]

My goat is John cena he is what made me get into wrestling, Around 2007-8 I was 5 years old, and He was on the cover of smackdown vs raw 08, and I would use him all the time, I would come home from school just to play WWE. And It’s like the impact john cena had was on a level of stone cold Steve Austin where when you think of wrestling you think of John cena. And people didn’t appreciate John cena until he stop wrestling full time, He was the best technically sound wrestler but He Had everything else, and He was like A super hero too many people. He’s my goat, but if I’m being un bias I would honestly say like stone cold, I was alive when he wrestled but when I watch old videos, it seem like everyone liked him and he had the craziest pop. And I would also put Chris Jericho in the goat convo too

[@keithwright9456]

Taker Stone Cold The Rock are my GOATS Literally the foundation of greatness in wrestling Each really cemented an impact that was never overcome by any others. Taker with the streak, Stone Cold for being the most popular character in wrestling history, The Rock for becoming the biggest crossover wrestler/actor ever! 90s Attitude was it.

[@facethefear3591]

For many including me it's undertaker. No WWE star is popular like undertaker. He is global megastar. He has everything from draw, Match skills, mic, character work everything. East or west dead man is the best.

[@jaf1213]

Well he's not as popular as like the rock

[@facethefear3591]

@@jaf1213 I'm saying worldwide not the usa

[@dipanmitra3987]

Lol Cena is far more popular than Taker in all over the world... What are you talking about?

[@jaf1213]

The rock laughs. Rock is the most popular

[@facethefear3591]

@@dipanmitra3987 cena is only popular with 2k kids or those who born after 2010 but undertaker is popular with 80's ,90's, 2k even with kids who born after 2010's also. He is then, now, forever

[@duanedoldrum7570]

Most wrestlers or the people who have been in that industry and know the industry will pick the Undertaker. He wasn’t just a great wrestler with a great character and many iconic moments. The people in that industry look up to him being the leader in the back, the locker room captain, the mediator for everyone, the conduit between the management and the wrestlers. He comes as a very respectful, kind, and a humble person in a time where many other wrestlers were beefing up with the others or even the management if a decision they didn’t like were to happen. They look for the Undertaker for help or answers, he really does come as a mediator. Many people respect the Undertaker and with that I think he is without a doubt the GOAT.

[@Madvillainy48]

Greatest Character: Undertaker Greatest Wrestler: Shawn Greatest Charisma: The Rock Greatest OG: Hogan Most Valuable: Cena/Hogan The Coolest: Stone Cold/Flair

[@KelpyGesus]

I agree with all except best wrestler. Shawn may be the best performer, but for WRESTLING it’s out of Bret Hart & Kurt Angle

[@nisargkasturiwale3877]

@@KelpyGesus just on wrestling skills bret is the best but if we include storytelling and psychology in the ring then shawn..

[@dylan2na652]

my personal goat is the stinger , as a kid he mesmerized me and i was born in 2000 , he had so many phases and classic storylines and matches across the 80s to the present day , i’d also say kurt angle if not sting , but kurt angles legacy speaks for itself

[@classongrass8484]

Personally, The Undertaker is the GOAT without any bias or favouritism because if it was favourites then HBK or The Rock would be my GOATs. HBK is #2 and The Rock is #3, Cena and Stone Cold would follow them I think. Edit: Y2J was also a personal fave

[@Jimbo_Ka-Blamo]

Chris Jericho is my GOAT, he’s been the one constant remaining figure in my 20 years of wrestling fandom. His constancy over such a long period with the sheer diversity of his characters is unmatched. It’s outstanding the magnitude of how many great memorable promos, matches and moments they’ve been over the last 20 years. He has left his fingerprints all over the last two decades. He oozed cool factor and charisma in the early 2000’s, became a believable diabolical heel in the early 2010’s and is still doing top tier promo work in AEW. Dorky heel, charismatic baby face, maniacal heel, funny loveable heel, grizzled veteran face the can man do it all. Name another wrestler that has more iconic and distinctly different runs than Chris Jericho. Iconic unforgettable runs: 1998 in WCW (Dorky heel, conspiracy victim) 1999 to 2001 in WWF (Mega popular face) 2001 to 2002 in WWF/E (Undisputed champ) 2008 to 2010 in WWE(Suitwearing slow talking) 2016 to 2017 in WWE (List of Jericho) 2018 in NJPW (Painmaker/crazy persona) 2019 to 2021 in AEW (Le Champion)

[@shoWbitz]

Only casuals and wwe pg era kids will say John Cena. Chris Jericho is hands-down the G.O.A.T.

[@yungootaa]

exactly like the fact that he has been so consistent throughout 25 years and being in 4 different companies in that 25 years and winning titles in all 4 companies is just insane and i feel like he is the clear goat

[@Jimbo_Ka-Blamo]

@@yungootaa Technically 5 companies. He was in ECW briefly and still managed to win the TV Championship in ‘96 during his short stint there. Only wrestler to ever win titles in ECW, WCW, WWF/E, NJPW & AEW

[@yungootaa]

@@Jimbo_Ka-Blamo i wasn’t sure if he was in ecw but that just proves even more on why he’s the goat

[@gametown4712]

For me , it's Cena I've always loved him He was the reason I started to watch wrestling And he was the one that took WWE to the next level He had many great rivals such as : Orton,edge, the rock, rvd ,triple h,Shawn Michaels, Batista,brock lesner and many more .

[@dipukarmakar7930]

When will the next video come? Can you make a series like " Whole career in 25 minutes" 1. Bret hart 2. hulk Hogan 3. Razor Ramon All the old iconic wrestlers about whom we don't know much

[@anssiheimonen3758]

I think Bret Hart is often overlooked, because of five bad things that happened to him in his later years: Montreal Screwjob, Owen's Death, WCW booking, Goldberg, and the stroke. Otherwise he could have retired same time with Stone Cold and probably have a return to WWE before the end of Attitude Era. Instead he went under the radar from '98-'00, retired because of Goldberg, and many people never even had the opportunity to see how great he was...

[@PUTIN-p6s]

YEAH BROTHER 🙌🙌

[@KyudoKun]

The Rock is the GOAT he is simply electrifying, in fact the show SmackDown was named after The Rock popularized the word back in Attitude Era.

[@pokuni7319]

Layeth the smack down.. Rock got in people who had no idea about wrestling with his crazy promo skills. Loved it

[@onlyjahlase2870]

100% The only thing that lacked with Rocky was how he left to Hollywood abit quite earlier in his career. STILL A BEAST

[@theuniqueoneable]

💯💯💯💯

[@fromearth3286]

Yes..💯💯🐐🐐

[@realitytales1]

See how u mention attitude era and ONLY attitude era. He was only good for those times only. Not the GOAT

[@MJ-kt7sw]

Stone Cold nobody could get the crowd going like him

[@AngelDimchev]

The GOAT for me is The Undertaker

[@EliasRoy]

W

[@haircutsofexcelence9830]

W

[@Adamandzedisittinginatree]

W

[@joshuavenables7912]

My G.O.A.T. is Stone Cold, Undertaker, Hulk Hogan, The Rock or John Cena

[@tenzindamdul9208]

Y Hogan dude 😂😂

[@gaityx9385]

@@tenzindamdul9208 Hogan made WWE popular

[@factteller9640]

@@tenzindamdul9208 I don't like him either but you can't deny he made wwf popular in the US

[@lorisingleton4318]

Because he should be in the conversation. Jerry lawler. Over 150 heavyweight titles!!!! T he last great territories guy. Multigenerational star. AWA world champ. Victories over all the greats of his time. Brought fame with Andy kaufman. Helped develop the greatest stars. Legendary commentator. Successful heal and face. Legendary brawler and sort of hard core. Decent technical wrestler. One of the greatest story tellers in the industry.

[@bozzy2964]

For me, the greatest heel of all time has to be Randy orton by a long shot but all together the goat has to be John cena or undertaker

[@mrmoviemanic1]

For me Rey Mysterio, the man has so much character, is the true definition of a good guy, has had some amazing matches and rivalries, has so many heartwarming moments and just overall is a decent human being from all we've seen. I'm still not your biggest fan for how you hearted a comment that assumed I like bad wrestling because I didn't like the Roman Reign's vs Jey Uso feud, but you make really good videos.

[@sholtoz799]

and also Rey was successful every where he went

[@Still.Kadeem]

Interesting

[@Ill.righteous31]

My pick also💪🏾

[@NM-ev7pu]

That feude with Edge /Vicky etc was fun to watch. Of course it helped that Edge was really good at being a heel.

[@robertodimas7429]

He can definitely be argued but not necessarily for his work in WWE, his work outside especially in Mexico & WCW puts him there. WWE, ECW, & all other promotions help his case.

[@MrOmid97]

IMO, for Hardcore fans: Shawn Michaels, Bret Hart, Aj Styles Casual fans: Stone Cold, The Rock, Cena, Hogan In between hardcore and casuals: Randy Orton, Kurt Angle, Jericho

[@xesspectre6441]

Hulk Hogan for introducing and pioneering, and revolutionizing sports entertainment into Mainstream Conscious and Pop Culture Level. And Shawn Michaels for being the Best in Ring Performer of All Time.

[@ponokanaka]

Yeah Hogan got me into wrestling brother! He had a limited move set but when I watched him at Japan he was a totally different person. He was quick and technical. I wish McMahon pushed him to use that style in WWF

[@raldo7767]

In between Austin, Taker, and Cena. Austin literally had his own era, definitely the best on the mic(I don’t wanna hear one disagreement unless you talk about punk), most badass wrestler. Undertaker definitely had the best move set. Considering how big taker is you’d never expect someone to do a suicide dive. All his matches were awesome(other than the ones later in his career) personally I think my favorite match was him vs HHH in hell in a cell. Cena genuinely was the face of the company and carried it on his shoulder for most of the 2010’s cuz let’s be honest here after the yes movement and the cm punk stuff. Who carried the company? Cena. Cena might also break the record of most world title wins considering he is tied with flair.

[@bingbing2442]

The rock better than stone cold on the mic

[@bhargavchavda1478]

@@bingbing2442 true

[@someoldguy5316]

I wouldn’t say Austin was the best on the mic, although he was one of the best, but The Rock, Chris Jericho, CM Punk, Dusty Rhodes, Randy Savage, Hulk Hogan, and Ric Flair we’re all arguably better on the mic.

[@Ghost-re3xr]

cena? he was handed so many stuff in wwe

[@someoldguy5316]

@Sweaty G he was fantastic

[@arfahkhan8748]

The Rock by a long shot, changed the business in 6 short years. He captivated audiences, had legendary matches with triple H, taker, Steve, 100year old hogan, kurt angle and carried Goldberg in their match. He left as a global icon in wrestling and then became the biggest actor in Hollywood then he came back after 7 long years and broke more box office records for mania on his back. No one can touch him on his success in wwe and out of wwe. What he accomplished in such a short career in wwe no can match him and if he stayed as long as John cena did there would be no AEW today or even a John Cena

[@fromearth3286]

Yes, sure he is one of the goat...

[@kwesimctaire3783]

I agree with you

[@tommybatmanvercetti6008]

I also agree

[@robnewcomb1926]

Bul might buy wwe one day lol goat 🐐

[@JackGallagher2014]

And even paved the way for Brock Lesnar the rock is the goat

[@unfixingbowl5454]

Y’all really underrate Sting in this argument

[@Koritrey]

He ight

[@dannycamello6106]

Him going to TNA sort of tarnished his legacy.

[@unfixingbowl5454]

@@dannycamello6106 not at all Kurt Angle and him really established it as the No.2 promotion in America

[@manadam7669]

Agree completely

[@MR.__G]

Hbk had the best all around qualities. Athletic, charismatic, innovative, great move set, mic skills, risk taker, physique, attire, character, knew how to draw the crowd, can do heel/face, & most importantly could easily have the best match of the night/week/month/year… even after his athletic peak he was still able to have greater matches during his 2nd run.

[@yaboicheetah]

Personally in my opinion, the GOAT for wrestling is John Cena. I say that because he was the first wrestler I ever watched growing up and the great storylines he’s been a part of, the stuff he has done inside and outside of the ring has made a huge impact. His Mic skills were on a different level and even if he would loose some of his matches. They were always entertaining to watch and sometimes unexpected things happen in those matches as well

[@bigdonald123]

To you he is realistic he's not

[@alanlafferty4927]

I love most of these guys. Stone cold being my all time fav. Lots of big names not mentioned; Dusty Rhodes, Savage, Tommy Rich(maybe the most underrated ever),Harley Race,Terry Funk,Buddy Rodgers, Lou Thesez off the top of my head.

[@KurisuKagato]

*For me, there is no doubt in my mind that "Nature Boy" Ric Flair is unquestionably the ABSOLUTE GOAT. So many accolades and accomplishments that he won. The fact that he survived a plane crash and almost got struck by lightning really stands out. His promos were awesome. His gimmick was amazing by all means, and it made us jealous, wanting to be like him. Say what you want, but his stature simply made wrestling what it is today, all because of him.* Oh.. and one more thing: *WOOOOOOOOOO!!!*

[@mariowalker9048]

The Rock is my goat for sure. He was a great talker, funny, intense, and just pure exciting. The fact he was able to be on top on both Hollywood and Wrestling is crazy.

[@quentinross2104]

For me it’s The Undertaker here’s my top 5 1.The Undertaker 2.Stone Cold 3.John Cena 4.The Rock 5.Randy Orton

[@krishnavashishtha]

Randy orton should be to the top

[@quentinross2104]

@@krishnavashishtha my opinion but I respect that u have him at the top

[@krishnavashishtha]

@@quentinross2104 randy is the only perfect wrestler in the world....he is technically gifted...

[@idevourdhasour2572]

where do you put HHH !? like atleast top 5

[@quentinross2104]

@@idevourdhasour2572 top 10 not 5 for me but he’s still great but this is based off of my favorites

[@starlordinho6891]

Undertaker vs Michaels matches proved that them 2 for me are the GOATS

[@100shreyash]

Kane, undertaker,HBK are g.o.a.t for me

[@nirogalactoid8398]

@@100shreyashKane is underrated. Wwe ruined him when they made him remove his mask

[@gaurav7142]

My personal Goat is Cena He didn't only carried the company for over a decade But he did also put over young talents GOAT LEGEND All the way

[@StarWarsElseworlds]

The Rock is the goat for me, he accomplished more than any anyone in such a super short time frame. WWE/F had it's highest peak in everything from April-May of 2000, and The Rock was the one who led that charge. Edit: forgot to mention the fact that Rocky was part of the highest rated segment in WWE history. The 'This is your life" promo from 1999 with Mankind. That alone speaks volumes to his raw charisma and presence.

[@jms7265]

This^

[@StarWarsElseworlds]

@@jms7265 '99-'00 Rock was peak Rock

[@QFilmz]

Austin vs McMahon was the biggest fued in the companies history , it was because of Austin they were able to win the Monday night wars , 1998 - 2001 was the absolute PEAK of the attitude era aka the Austin era , The rock couldn’t get popular unless Stone cold was absent in 2000

[@StarWarsElseworlds]

@@QFilmz That's ridiculous, around late '98 when Rock was face he was getting the same pops as Austin. His heel turn set it back. When he turned face again in 1999 he was getting the same if not bigger pops than him. To say Rock couldn't get popular unless Austin was absent is simply ignorant. Are you forgetting that he got super popular and continued on when Austin was still there? From 1998, 1999, 2001, and 2002.

[@BarackOsama69420]

Dont Forget About his 2003 Hollywood Heel Character Either That Was also a Peak Year for Him And He Finally Beat Stone Cold at Wrestlemania.

[@KadeemG61]

My GOAT’s are Taker, Michaels, The Rock, Austin, Cena, & Bret.

[@joshlynch6]

You forgot Batista and Triple H.

[@ahmedraashid8193]

Between Austin and the Rock. They led the greatest era of wwe

[@BAztid]

The Golden era? Austin and Rock didn't lead that. The incomparable Hogan and Savage did.

[@dend1]

I like the rock. Great on mic, willing to take a loss for the company. Became the biggest star wwe ever created, paving the way for the current roster to enjoy Hollywood success.

[@tylerjefferies420]

For me, it's Shawn Michaels, a guy who overcame his demons and became an all time great, who's put on more heart stopping performances than any other wrestler ever, and a man who paved the way for the little man in the WWE.

[@RamKumar-ck2ey]

How he overcame demons what happened to him

[@fotistsigdemoglou-mastrapa3880]

@@RamKumar-ck2ey in the 90s he did drugs and he was an absolute asshole backstage ,so much that nobody talked to him in the end . After he found God as he said stopped doing drugs and was not as much as an asshole as he was

[@RamKumar-ck2ey]

@@fotistsigdemoglou-mastrapa3880 thanks man

[@jakel198]

100% it’s HBK

[@olivierkepo]

Kurt Angle for me, amazing in the ring obviously, drew great crowd reactions, was so much fun to hate, genuinely funny, great chemistry with everyone both on the mic and in the ring. Could make a believable fight with every type of wrestler and style, from the Undertaker to Rey Mysterio.

[@abhiroopplays1081]

JOHN CENA AND RANDY ORTON ARE THE GOATS FOR ME

[@krishnavashishtha]

For me is Randy Orton

[@iamthewalruscuckookachoo1372]

My personal GOAT is and always will be Bret Hart. He's the guy who got me interested in Pro Wrestling to begin with along with Jim the Anvil Neidhart in the original Hart Foundation. Seeing this guy go from Tag team to intercontinental to world champion as a kid was such an incredible thing to have seen.

[@naimulislam1817]

Goat in wrestling business - Vince McMahon. In longevity - Undertaker . Personal favourite - John Cena.

[@BAztid]

Bret Hart is the GOAT. His match catalogue is rivalled only by that of Shawn Michaels, but lest we forget that Hart was instrumental in establishing Michaels (HBK's first solo PPV main events were against Bret).