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Who is the most overrated wrestler of all time?

By YPB Team

Everyone here drew money and filled arenas. Whether they earned the reputation is the argument.

  1. Hulk Hogan — ranked #11
    Hulk Hogan
    The biggest draw of the 1980s with a moveset of about five things.
    1000pts
  2. Brock Lesnar — ranked #22
    Brock Lesnar
    A legitimate athlete whose matches settled into the same shape for years.
    1000pts
  3. Lex Luger — ranked #33
    Lex Luger
    Marketed as the next Hulk Hogan and never once caught on.
    862pts
  4. Batista — ranked #44
    Batista
    A main-event physique whose best matches all had someone else leading.
    764pts
  5. Roman Reigns — ranked #55
    Roman Reigns
    Pushed to the top for years before the audience agreed to come along.
    764pts
  6. The Undertaker — ranked #66
    The Undertaker
    Critics argue the entrance and the streak did more work than the matches ever did.
    647pts
  7. Goldberg — ranked #77
    Goldberg
    An undefeated streak built on squash matches lasting under two minutes.
    647pts
  8. Charlotte Flair — ranked #88
    Charlotte Flair
    Fourteen women's titles in under a decade, which even her fans call too many.
    647pts
  9. The Ultimate Warrior — ranked #99
    The Ultimate Warrior
    Enormous star power and famously difficult to have a good match with.
    647pts
  10. Kevin Nash — ranked #1010
    Kevin Nash
    Seven feet tall, main-evented everywhere, and rarely praised for the wrestling.
    647pts
  11. Jeff Hardy — ranked #1111
    Jeff Hardy
    Beloved for ladder spots rather than anything between them.
    503pts
  12. Randy Orton — ranked #1212
    Randy Orton
    A generational talent who spent long stretches doing very little.
    503pts
  13. John Cena — ranked #1313
    John Cena
    Sixteen world titles and a decade of crowds splitting over whether he deserved them.
    0pts
  14. The Great Khali — ranked #1414
    The Great Khali
    A World Heavyweight Champion who could barely move by the time he got there.
    0pts
  15. Sid Vicious — ranked #1515
    Sid Vicious
    Two world titles on presence alone.
    0pts
  16. Triple H — ranked #1616
    Triple H
    Fourteen world titles and a long argument about how many he booked for himself.
    0pts

Comments 1

Both of the 2002 rookies qualify for this one, and for opposite reasons - five moves against one match template: https://youpick.best/articles/john-cena-vs-brock-lesnar-ranked

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Sep 7