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The               World               Wrestling               Entertainment               championship               title               has               an               extremely               long               and               illustrious               history               dating               all               the               way               back               to               April               29th,               1963               when               Buddy               Rogers               won               the               belt               and               the               WWE               was               called               the               World               Wide               Wrestling               Federation               and               was               owned               by               Vince               McMahon               Sr.,               not               Jr.

Over               the               past               46               years               the               title               has               changed               hands               from               legend               to               legend               countless               times.

Hulk               Hogan,               Randy               Savage,               Andre               The               Giant,               Ultimate               Warrior,               Ric               Flair,               and               Bret               Hart               are               just               a               few               of               the               greats               off               of               the               top               of               my               head               that               have               held               this               title.
               But               who               are               the               BEST               OF               THE               BEST               that               have               been               able               to               proclaim               themselves               World               Wrestling               Entertainment               champion?

Below               I               list               the               top               ten               professional               wrestlers,               in               my               opinion,               that               have               won               the               WWE               championship.
               10.

Chris               Jericho
               Being               a               huge               Chris               Jericho               fan               I               had               to               include               this               man               on               this               list.

Chris               Jericho,               in               his               prime,               was               amazingly               gifted               and               innovative,               both               on               the               microphone               and               in               the               ring.

One               of               the               most               under-rated               performers               to               ever               slip               on               a               pair               of               wrestling               tights,               Chris               Jericho               is               an               often               overlooked,               but               great               wrestler               and               former               WWE               champion.

Chris               held               the               title               only               once,               from               12-09-01               to               3-17-02               when               he               defeated               Steve               Austin               to               unify               the               WWE               and               World               Heavyweight               Titles.

The               belts               would               soon               split               and               become               separate               once               again,               but               Chris               can               still               call               himself               the               first               Undisputed               champion               in               professional               wrestling               history.
               9.

Eddie               Guerrero
               Another               talented               man               who               only               held               the               title               once               and               was               largely               underrated               for               the               majority               of               his               career,               Eddie               riled               up               fans               with               his               cocky,               but               loveable               personality               and               sleaze               ball               "Lie,               cheat,               steal"               moniker.

Eddie               passed               away               in               November               of               2005,               but               he               will               forever               remain               in               the               hearts               of               professional               wrestling               fans               worldwide.
               8.

Kurt               Angle
               An               Olympic               gold               medalist               in               the               1996               Olympics               held               in               Atlanta,               Georgia,               Kurt               Angle               arrived               on               the               scene               in               the               WWE               (then               WWF)               at               the               1999               Survivor               Series               event               and               proceeded               to               string               together               an               undefeated               streak               that               everyone               but               Goldberg               would               be               jealous               of.

Kurt               won               his               first               WWE               title               on               10-22-00               then               proceeded               to               win               the               belt               three               more               times               before               eventually               jumping               to               work               for               Vince               McMahon's               main               competition,               Total               Nonstop               Action               Wrestling.
               7.

Mankind
               Mick               Foley               is               not,               never               was,               and               never               will               be               your               ideal               professional               wrestler.

His               looks               are               that               of               your               average               street               bum,               he's               under               par               when               it               comes               to               microphone               ability,               and               his               wrestling               is               nowhere               near               the               level               of               "technically               sound",               but               the               man               took               some               major               risks               and               put               his               health               on               the               line               day               in               and               day               out               in               his               prime               and               fans               not               only               appreciated               him               for               it,               they               loved               him.

Mankind's               first               WWE               title               win               in               early               1999               shocked               the               world               when               he               defeated               The               Rock               for               the               belt.

Before               he               left               the               company               he               was               able               to               call               himself               a               three               time               WWE               champion,               and               a               man               who               defeated               all               odds.
               6.

The               Ultimate               Warrior
               The               Ultimate               Warrior               was               an               electrifying               presence               as               soon               as               he               walked               through               the               curtains               and               thrilled               WWF               wrestling               fans               old               and               young               alike               with               his               over               the               top               physique               and               demeanor               as               well               as               his               unique               outfits               and               face               paint.

Warrior               eventually               garnered               a               fan               base               that               rivaled               that               of               the               aging               Hulk               Hogan's               and               at               Wrestlemania               on               April               1st,               1990,               Vince               McMahon               attempted               to               pass               the               torch,               so               to               speak,               from               Hogan               to               The               Warrior               in               one               of               the               biggest               Wrestlemania               main               events               of               all               time               that               saw               The               Ultimate               Warrior               become               the               new               World               Champion.

The               Warrior               proceeded               to               fizzle               out               as               he               thought               he               was               more               important               than               the               sport               and               he               never               won               the               title               again.

But               he               will               still               remain               one               of               the               most               popular               wrestlers               of               all               time               among               the               fans               who               grew               up               loving               his               work.
               5.

Randy               Savage
               Almost               anyone               you               ask,               wrestling               fan               or               not,               will               know               who               "The               Macho               Man"               Randy               Savage               is.

They               may               remember               him               most               fondly               from               his               "Snap               into               it,               Ooooooooooh               YEAH!"               ad               campaigns               from               Slim               Jim               television               spots,               but               they               still               know               who               he               is.

Savage               was               the               rebel's               hero               of               choice               in               the               80's               when               the               world               was               going               wild               for               Hulkamania               and               Savage               still               has               a               devoted               fan               base               awaiting               his               return               to               the               ring               until               this               day.
               4.

Bret               Hart
               The               "Excellence               of               Execution"               was               one               of,               if               not               the               most               technically               sound               wrestlers               on               the               planet               during               his               prime               and               at               one               point,               after               Hulk               Hogan's               departure               from               the               company,               was               the               WWF's               #1               babyface.

With               his               pink               tights,               awesome               catch               phrases,               and               god               given               Canadian               talent,               Bret               Hart               is               a               living               legend               of               professional               wrestling               and               hands               down               one               of               the               greatest               champions               ever.
               3.

Stone               Cold               Steve               Austin
               The               catalyst               for               the               "Attitude               Era",               Stone               Cold               Steve               Austin               was               a               foul-mouthed,               beer               drinking,               authority               defying               blueprint               for               the               perfect               heel...

but               the               fans               loved               him               and               couldn't               get               enough.

Many               would               say               Austin,               along               with               The               Rock,               was               one               of               if               not               the               main               piece               that               helped               Vince               McMahon               overcome               World               Championship               Wrestling               in               the               late               1990's               and               this               man               deserves               a               spot               on               this               list.

Oh               HELL               yeah!
               2.

The               Rock
               If               you               smelt               what               The               Rock               was               cooking               then               you               knew               it               was               a               ton               of               success               in               the               late               nineties               all               the               way               into               2000               and               beyond               as               the               man               built               himself               up               to               near               Hulkamania               proportions.

The               Rock               was               possibly               the               most               entertaining               man               to               ever               hold               a               microphone               in               his               hand               on               a               wrestling               show               and               when               he               decided               to               leave               for               a               movie               career,               left               every               wrestling               fan               craving               for               more               of               his               antics.

The               Rock               was               a               7               time               WWE               champion               and               has               become               one               of               the               biggest               names               in               the               movie               industry               since.
               1.

Hulk               Hogan
               "The               house               that               Hogan               built"               is               what               the               WWE               is               frequently               referred               to               and               with               no               doubt               that               statement               is               probably               true.

Coming               in               at               #1               on               this               list,               not               surprisingly,               is               Hulk               Hogan.

In               the               mid-eighties               the               professional               wrestling               business               was               in               an               abysmal               state               near               the               brink               of               extinction.

No               one               really               cared               for               the               sport               or               what               it               had               to               offer.

Then               Hulkamania               caught               fire               and               set               the               world               ablaze               as               everyone               and               their               mothers               donned               the               yellow               and               red               shirts               and               attempted               to               rip               them               off               in               similar               fashion               as               the               Hulkster.

Hulk               Hogan               remains               the               biggest               name               in               professional               wrestling               history               and               before               he               retired               became               a               six               time               WWE               champion.

Oh,               and               he's               a               real               American               too,               BROTHER!




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