From Hogan to Cena: Ranking the WWE Legends Who Defined an Era

#10 Bret Hart

Bret Harts technical mastery, captivating rivalries with legends like Shawn Michaels, and signature pink and black gear made him a technical wrestling icon. His in-ring storytelling was unmatched.

#9 Randy Orton

Randy Ortons ruthless aggression, signature RKO finisher, and evolution from cocky youngster to cunning Viper solidified his place as a dangerous threat in the WWE landscape.

#8 Triple H

Triple Hs ruthless ambition, power plays as leader of D-Generation X, and reign as one of the most decorated champions established him as the Cerebral Assassin. His entrance alone was a spectacle.

#7 Ric Flair

Ric Flairs charisma, flamboyant style, Figure-Four Leglock submission, and record 16 world championship reigns earned him the Nature Boy moniker and cemented his place among the all-time greats.

#6 Shawn Michaels

Mr. Perfects technical wrestling genius, innovative Superkicks, and showstopping WrestleMania moments like his Ladder Match against Razor Ramon secured his place among the elite.

#5 Hulk Hogan

Hogans larger-than-life persona, signature leg drop, and role in launching WWEs golden age cemented his status as a global icon. Hes the ultimate babyface champion who brought wrestling into the mainstream.

#4 John Cena

Cenas resilience, inspirational Never Give Up motto, and record-breaking championship reigns made him a symbol of perseverance and WWEs modern hero, uniting the Cenation behind him.

#3 The Rock

The Rocks charismatic trash talk, Peoples Elbow drops, and Rock Bottoms on his way to multiple championship reigns earned him the adoration of millions and a reputation as one of the most entertaining wrestlers ever.

#2 Stone Cold Steve Austin

Yes, Stone Cold is THAT impactful! His influence on the industry, from breaking boundaries to captivating audiences, and his ability to make wrestling cool earns him a double mention. He truly redefined the industry.

#1 The Undertaker

Hes alive! The bell tolls, chills run down spines, and The Undertaker arrives. No list of WWE icons is complete without the Phenom, the harbinger of darkness, the legend who redefined the concept of a WWE persona.