1. Macho Man
   The Snake
2. The Heartbreak Kid
   The Phenom

In 2002, Randy Savage hit the big screen when he had a cameo in "Spider-Man" starring Tobey Maguire. Savage participated in a stunt during the movie that left him with nerve damage in his neck for the rest of his life.

1. Trish Stratus
   Chyna
2. Lita
   Miss Elizabeth

When Randy Savage first came to the WWF, a storyline followed multiple managers trying to attract him to sign with them. However, Savage chose Miss Elizabeth who was his wife in real life.

1. Bret Hart
   Ted DiBiase
2. King Kong Bundy
   Andre the Giant

After Randy Savage was moved to a commentator role in the WWF, he decided to leave the company to join the WCW in 1994. The WCW was the main rival to the WWF, and the move launched a war for viewers between the two companies.

1. The People's Elbow
   The Tombstone Piledriver
2. The Atomic Leg Drop
   Chokeslam

In the '80s, there was no bigger wrestling star than Hulk Hogan. Hogan was known for his cartoonish persona and child-friendly attitude.

1. Andre the Giant
   Mr. T
2. Jake Roberts
   The Ultimate Warrior

Mr. T was a poor wrestler in the ring but a huge hit on television. His match at WrestleMania I led to a boxing match at WrestleMania II against Roddy Piper.

1. Andre the Giant
   Curt Hennig
2. Big John Studd
   Rick Rude

WrestleMania III was held at the Pontiac Silverdome in Pontiac, Michigan. According to the WWF, it was the largest indoor event in North American history at the time with a crowd of over 90,000.

1. The Brothers of Destruction
   Team Extreme
2. The Rock n' Roll Express
   The Mega Powers

Randy Savage and Hulk Hogan had a fierce rivalry before they finally united into a tag team. For most of the rivalry, Hogan was the baby-face, and Savage was the heel.

1. The Piper Show
   Time with Piper
2. Piper's Pit
   Piper's House

The quick-witted Roddy Piper was one of the greatest heels in the history of wrestling. His sharp tongue earned him an interview segment in 1984, which would lead to many conflicts throughout his WWF career.

1. Brother Love
   Paul Heyman
2. Jim Cornette
   Percy Pringle

Percy Pringle would eventually become the great Paul Bearer. In the '90s, Bearer became famous after managing both the Undertaker and Kane in various storylines.

1. The Four Horsemen
   The Heenan Family
2. The Fabulous Freebirds
   The Shield

The Heenan Family was run by Bobby "The Brain" Heenan who was excellent at creating villainous characters. His first client in the WWF was Big John Studd.

1. The Ultimate Warrior
   Bret Hart
2. Ric Flair
   Jim Duggan

The Ultimate Warrior was known for his physique and intense energy. Much of his in-ring persona was developed during his time as a bodybuilder which he started at a young age.

1. The Brothers of Destruction
   Money Inc.
2. The Hart Foundation
   The Dream Team

The Hart Foundation helped establish the tag team division in the 1980s. They won the Tag Team Championship twice before Bret Hart moved on to star in the singles division.

1. The Hartbreak Kid
   The Game
2. Hit Man
   The Machine

Bret Hart was one of the greatest technical wrestlers to ever take to the squared circle. For his gifts, he was often referred to as "the excellence of execution."

1. Jim Duggan
   George Steele
2. Bam Bam Bigelow
   Jake Roberts

Jake Roberts had a famous feud in the '90s with Randy Savage. During the feud, Roberts let his snake bite Savage during a storyline that left fans in awe.

1. Chokeslam
   The DDT
2. The Stunner
   The Pedigree

Jake Roberts was originally pitched as a heel in the WWF as the company thought he couldn't get over with fans. However, that proved false when a feud with Hulk Hogan was canceled because the company saw how popular Roberts was with the crowd.

1. Hell in a Cell
   The Body Slam Challenge
2. Tables and Ladders match
   First Blood match

Big John Studd started a feud with Andre the Giant over who was the true giant of wrestling. The feud culminated with Andre slamming Studd at WrestleMania I.

1. Scott Bigelow
   James Ware
2. Sylvester Ritter
   Christopher Pallies

Before joining the WWF, Junkyard Dog became a fan favorite while working under NWA Mid-South Wrestling. His most famous feud in the company was with the Fabulous Freebirds who once blinded him with hair cream.

1. A baseball bat
   A steel chair
2. A bell
   Brass knuckles

The Wrestling Classic in 1985 featured a 16-man tournament that included legendary wrestlers from Tito Santana to Paul Orndorff. Randy Savage met Junkyard Dog in the finals of the tournament with Junkyard Dog walking away with the victory.

1. Intercontinental​ Championship
   World Heavyweight Championship
2. United States Championship
   Hardcore Championship

Randy Savage and Ricky Steamboat were two of the greatest in-ring performers to ever come through the wrestling world. It's no wonder then that their bout at WrestleMania III is still considered one of the greatest matches of all time.

1. Steel Cage
   Boxing match
2. No Holds Barred
   Ladders match

In the early part of his career, King Kong Bundy wrestled for the World Class Wrestling Association in Texas. He was originally called Big Daddy Bundy but was later reintroduced as King Kong Bundy.

1. Rock n Roll Express
   The British Bulldogs
2. The New Age Outlaws
   The Rockers

One of the most talented wrestlers of his era, Dynamite Kid was forced to​ retire early due to a spinal injury. The injury would eventually leave him paralyzed.

1. Antonio Inoki
   Hideo Itami
2. Tiger Mask
   Tenryu

The feud between Dynamite Kid and Tiger Mask started when Tiger Mask defeated Dynamite Kid in a match that shocked fans everywhere. Further matches between the two helped establish a place for smaller wrestlers in a world of giants.

1. A bat
   A cane
2. A branding iron
   Beer

Terry Funk revolutionized wrestling with his hardcore approach to the sport. He is one of few wrestlers who continue to perform into their 70s.

1. Saudi Arabia
   Egypt
2. Libya
   Iran

Hossein Khosrow Ali Vaziri, or the Iron Sheik, was actually born in Iran and even served in the Iranian military. He left the country before the Iranian Revolution in the late '70s.

1. The Sheik Bomb
   The Flying Headbutt
2. The Sheik Boot
   The Camel Clutch

Hulk Hogan won his first WWF World Heavyweight Championship from the Iron Sheik after breaking out of his Camel Clutch. The victory helped launch Hogan's career as an American hero.

1. Brutus Beefcake
   Nikolai Volkoff
2. Barry Windham
   Mike Rotunda

Nikolai Volkoff was billed as a villain from Russia during stints in the WWF. However, the wrestler was actually from Croatia.

1. The Big Red Machine
   The Rattlesnake
2. The Nature Boy
   The Great One

Ric Flair received his nickname from Buddy Rogers who was the original "Nature Boy." Rogers passed the name to Flair after Flair defeated him in a match.

1. Dusty Rhodes
   Sting
2. Arn Anderson
   John Cena

Ric Flair is a "limousine ridin', jet flyin', kiss stealin', wheelin' dealin', son of a gun," or so he calls himself. Undoubtedly​, he is one of the greatest wrestlers to ever step into the squared circle, evident by his lengthy career.

1. The Road Warriors
   The Four Horsemen
2. New World Order
   The U.S. Express

The Four Horsemen were known for two things: winning and bragging about it. They named themselves after the four horsemen of the apocalypse because of how much havoc they could wreck.

1. Starrcade
   The Great American Bash
2. Clash of the Champions
   WrestleWar

Sting and Ric Flair had a great feud that helped launch Sting's career. He would go on to become the face of the WCW throughout the '90s.

1. The Road Warriors
   Wild Samoans​
2. The Hardy Boyz
   The New Age Outlaws

An impressive tag-team duo, the Road Warriors were known for wearing face paint and shoulder pads. They often used a double-team maneuver known as the Doomsday Device to defeat their opponents.

1. George Steele
   Jim Duggan
2. Yokozuna
   Brutus Beefcake

Edward Leslie's biggest match was at Starrcade 1994 when he went by the ring name The Butcher. He headlined the event against Hulk Hogan for the WCW World Heavyweight Championship.

1. WrestleMania II
   WrestleMania III
2. WrestleMania IV
   WrestleMania V

The biggest storyline leading up to the match between Hulk Hogan and Randy Savage was which corner Miss Elizabeth would choose. She decided to play the odds and chose a neutral corner.

1. The Big Red Machine
   The Phenom
2. The Hammer
   The Game

Greg Valentine was trained to wrestle by the legendary trainer Stu Hart, the father of Bret Hart. Stu also trained wrestlers such as Billy Graham, Chris Jericho, and Edge.

1. The Rockers
   The U.S. Express
2. The Dudley Boyz
   The Hardy Boyz

Shawn Michaels became one of the stars of the singles division in the '90s and '00s. Some of his greatest feuds were with the Undertaker, Chris Jericho, and of course, Bret Hart.