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Andre The Giant
Fan Favorite - Tito Santana
Jake the Snake
Hacksaw Jim Duggan
Ricky The Dragon Steamboat
ROwdy Roddy Piper
Brutus the Barber
British Bulldogs
The Rockers
Demolition
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Steamboat way up there!
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Tully and Arn!
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Ed Banach
Lou Banach
Barry Davis
Jim Zalesky
Marty Kistler
Randy Lewis
Royce Alger
Pete Bush
Kevin Dresser
Tom BrandsComment -
My favorite tag team of the decade was the Midnight Express! And Jim Cornette probably my favorite manager also!
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Hard to leave Hogan out of a list like this. Guess I'd have to put him somewhere as bad of a workrate as he had.Comment -
Can-Am Connection
Strike Force
The Hart Foundation
Killer BeesMy Blog: http://madcapper.mysbrforum.com/Comment -
Same thing with Dusty Rhodes. Did fun interviews at least.Comment -
The Road Warriors may not make the Top 10 as single wrestlers, but easily a top 3 of teams.
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when i was real little i loved snuka, kamala, george animal steele and the samoans. also the guy who used the claw.Comment -
1 Hulk Hogan
2 Ric Flair
3 Jerry Lawler
4 Randy Macho Man Savage
5 Dusty Rhodes
6 Andre the Giant
7 Ricky the Dragon Steamboat
8 Kerry Von Erich
9 Nick Bockwinkel
10 Paul Orndoff
Honorable Mention: Sting did not win a world title in the 80's. Tommy Wildfire Rich had a nice run. Eddie Hot Stuff Gilbert was a name to remember. Bill Superstar Dundee. Koko B Ware. Junkyard Dog. Tony Atlas. Jake the Snake. Ravishing Rick Rude. No way you can only pick 10, the 80's and early 90's were the best era for wrestling IMOComment -
Got to have Andre in there somewhere. Was really king of the business in many ways. One of the best heel turns ever in '87!Comment -
Golden age of wrestling. Looking through the lists, it's hard to find a wrestler mentioned who didn't put on a good show. Favorites were the Road Warriors, especially when managed by Missy Hyatt.Comment -
no bruno samartino eitherComment -
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barry windham, kabuki, kevin sullivanComment -
Ultimate Warrior easily in the top 5. Only wrestler back then to hold two titles at the same time.
Best Tag Team of the 1980's and probably of all time: DemolitionComment -
giant gonzalez
hacksaw jin dugan
koko b ware
doink, dink
bret hart (hart foundation)
Harley Race
midnight express
4 horseman (+Luger)
jim cornette
terry funk
nikita koloff
missing link
hercules
kamala
the great Mutah
Leaping Lanny Poffo (randy's brother)
Zeus
tito santanaComment -
Ax and Smash of Demolition baby. Best tag team of all -time.Comment -
As a World Wrestling Federation (WWF) performer, the Ultimate Warrior was known for his high-energy ring entrances, which featured him racing into the arena at full speed, bursting into the ring, and violently shaking the ropes up and down. He was also known for his distinctive pattern of face paint. His first feud was with Hercules Hernandez, who he defeated at WrestleMania IV. Warrior enjoyed two stints as WWF Intercontinental Champion, defeating The Honky Tonk Man (in 13 seconds at the first ever SummerSlam in 1988) and Rick Rude at SummerSlam 1989. The Warrior was heralded as the wrestler to become the biggest star of the 1990s, and the successor to Hulk Hogan, who had remained wrestling's biggest star throughout the 1980s. Following a few confrontations with Hogan, most notably at the 1990 Royal Rumble, the Warrior was written in as Hogan's opponent in the main event for WrestleMania VI at the SkyDome in Toronto, Ontario. The match was billed as "The Ultimate Challenge", as both Hogan's WWF World Championship and Warrior's WWF Intercontinental Championship were on the line. Warrior pinned Hogan after a Warrior Splash to become the first wrestler to hold the WWF World Championship and WWF Intercontinental Championship simultaneously. Warrior vacated the Intercontinental title, as WWF rules prohibited a wrestler from holding both singles titles
WARRIOR DIDNT EXPLODE TIL 89/90 so i wouldnt put him on the list for the 80sComment -
could point MikeyComment -
4-horseman (real version)
(ole anderson, Arn anderson, ric flair, tully blanchard)Comment -
S.d jones and tiger Chung lee 1 and 2Comment -
Bam Bam Bigelow used to shop at a grocery store I worked at
He was pretty cool I checked out his groceries a few times
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Ax and Smash of Demolition used to kill Strike Force and the Killer Bees. They would have annihilated the Road Warriors too.Comment -
Unreal!! grown ass 40+ year old adults into studio wrestling,
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demolition loses to killer beesComment
