The reincarnation of Mr. Perfect, Dolph Ziggler has become one of the top wrestlers in the game, and one that fans struggle to hate due to his immense talent. The “Show off” should have many more top notch matches in him, and if he continues at this pace, the WWE Hall of Fame should be well within his grasp.

CM Punk may not just be the best wrestler in the current era; he might just be the greatest talker too. A game changer in the industry, CM Punk will vault into a top five spot on our list once his in ring career comes to an end, and we hope that won’t happen for many years to come.

Arriving in the World Wrestling Federation as the kayfabe brother of Edge, Jay Reso (who was the real life best friend of Edge) debuted as “Christian”, and would be part of a group called the Brood. Edge and Christian would break away forming a championship tag team (7 times) and were the most entertaining and successful tag team in the first two years of the new millennium.

Perhaps a few years ahead of her time, “The Glamazon”, Beth Phoenix was the perfect mix of beauty and strength and when she was booked properly was showcased as the top Diva in the promotion.  Phoenix was stronger than all of her female peers, but was built in a way where she didn’t look freakish or abnormal.  We would like to think she would have been showcased much better had she been around today.