10. Ric Flair-Don’t get me wrong the golden-era version of the Nai-tch was awesome (Four Housemen, NWA), but during his run in the WWE, he only had a handful of “great” matches & the only “classic” he had was ironically his retirement match against HBK @ WM24.

9. Matt Hardy- You know, Matt’s one of those guys we fans (especially internet wrestling fans) always **** about on their behalf about how they don’t get a decent enough push & all. But I really don’t see it. Matt doesn’t have the “superstar” quality & charisma (that mind you, oozes out of Jeff) to actually warrant his elevation to the kind of level people seem to think he deserves.

 8. Stone Cold Steve Austin- Much like Flair, he was the man back in his day. But now he’ll be forever known by most wrestling fans as the greatest special guest referee of all time & the bald guy who does repetitive beer-related promos. He really hurt his legacy by continually comeback to the ring (in a none-wrestling capacity)

7. Undertaker- don’t get me wrong, I love the Dead man, I’m the biggest Taker mark out there, but even I have to admit that he probably holds the record for the most PPV “returns” in history. Every single year (since he retuned to the Dead man gimmick) he’s been destroyed in some fashion & makes his return at a PPV. It’s beginning to wear kinda thin….

6. CM Punk – The guy’s got loads of charisma, great mic skills but when it comes to his in-ring skills/style, uh, let’s just say the contents don’t match the packaging. Apparently he was pretty awesome in ROH & TNA, but just like RVD, was watered down by WWE. Unlike Rob however, Punk didn’t survive the watering down too well.

5. The Great Khali- Okay, I’m not even going to mention his obvious lack of wrestling skills. What makes the Punjabi monster soooo overrated is that its become pretty obvious he’s never going to win a major match after that botched 2007 World Title “experiment”. He’ll forever squash the lower card & job to the upper-card.

4. John Cena – Back when it was America (& the world’s) pastime to boo John Cena, I actually digged the guy. And for the most part, I still do. But has anyone noticed that John’s character has actually gotten worse? That “poppy” incident on RAW a few months ago didn’t help the situation either. The problem with John is ultimately a problem with booking & not with Cena himself. If he was allowed to be the way he was (character wise) post ECW One Night Stand 2006,I think he’d have more respect amongst the older male demographic.

3. Big Show-For a “freakin’” giant, the guy hasn’t accomplished much in the WWE. He had a good run in WCW & the WWECW thing was aight, but I don’t think Show has ever lived up to his full potential. Once again, it may just be an issue of bad booking.

2. The entire TNA Roster – Watch any episode of Impact!

1. Bret Hart – Bret may have been the most famous Canadian wrestler, but not the best. The other guy [whose name has been erased from WWE history since June 2007] was a far better technical wrestler in my opinion. While he may forever go down in history as one of (if not the) greatest in-ring PERFORMERS, I don’t believe the demi-god status he acquired post Survivor-Series ’97 was warranted. And apparently he’s not that nice of a guy in real life.