100 Greatest JCP/WCW Wrestlers (1981-2001)


1. Ric Flair






















2. Arn Anderson












3. Sting














4. Dusty Rhodes
















5. Ricky Steamboat












6. Hulk Hogan











7. Tully Blanchard












8. Ricky Morton














9. Randy Savage












10. Roddy Piper
















11. Terry Funk










12. Harley Race










13. Goldberg











14. Rick Rude













15. Scott Hall









16. DDP










17. Ole Anderson













18. Brian Pillman












19. Cactus Jack










20. Vader













21. Scott Steiner










22. Barry Windham










23. Kevin Nash













24. Chris Jericho










25. Dustin Rhodes










26. Rey Mysterio










27. Bobby Eaton










28. Robert Gibson












29. Lex Luger












30. Eric Bischoff












31. Kevin Sullivan










32. Booker T










33. Hawk










34. Animal










35. Rick Steiner










36. Magnum TA










37. The Giant










38. Eddie Guerrero










39. Jimmy Valiant










40. Jack Brisco












41. Larry Zbyszko










42. Jeff Jarrett


43. Sgt. Slaughter













44. Ron Garvin










45. Paul Heyman












46. Jim Cornette













47. Stane Lane













48. Ron Simmons










49. Don Kernodle










50. Sid










51. Bret Hart










52. Ivan Koloff










53. Raven









54. Greg Valentine












55. Dick Slater













56. Wahoo McDaniel










57. Nikita Koloff










58. William Regal









59. Steve Austin











60. Konnan










61. Syxx










62. Big Bubba












63. Dean Malenko










64. Buff Bagwell









65. Stevie Ray









66. JJ Dillon













67. Shane Douglas











68. Michael Hayes













69. Stan Hansen










70. Paul Jones










71. Billy Kidman

72. Curt Hennig









73. Great Muta










74. Barbarian












75. Johnny B. Badd










76. Steve Williams












77. Psicosis










78. Juventud Guererra










79. Ultimo Dragon










80. Fit Finlay

81. 2 Cold Scorpio









82. Terry Gordy











83. Dennis Condry











84. Brutus Beefcake













85. Jake Roberts













86. Bobby Fulton










87. Tommy Rogers










88. Col. Robert Parker













89. Jushin Liger










90. Dory Funk Jr.













91. Johnny Weaver













92. Brad Armstrong












93. Jerry Saggs










94. Brian Knobbs










95. Steve McMichael










96. Vince Russo









97. Madusa

98. Jay Youngblood












99. Kanyon









100. LA Parka


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