Im talking showmanship, character, speaking skills, personality, etc

I would go with;

1.Hulk Hogan- Not one of my favorite Wrestler's of all-time and if you are talking about just wrestling, he sucks. That being said, this guy carried and made the WWF/WWE what it is today because he knew how to draw crowds and make them happy. Went to go see a match in 89, like I said I hated Hogan but by the end of the night he had me cheering for him, he made you get up and cheer for him.


2.HBK Shawn Michaels- Has/had the personality/swagger/look/Charisma, he was funny, he could make you hate him or love him.


3.Stone Cold- Man was this guy funny and enteraining. You really believed his character.

4.The Rock- Knew how to work the crowd as well as anyone and added comedy as well.

5.Scott Hall- This guy was straight up funny and enteraining.

"The nature boy" Rick Flair WHHHHOOOOOO!

The Bushwhackers!

Roddy Piper.

"Macho Man" Randy Savage

Ultimate Warrior- this guy was pure energy maybe because he was really on drugs.

Sting after he left NWO with the black and white face paint- put it like this to not say a word and have Hulk Hogan scared of you is enough.

Bret the Hitman Hart- He was one of the first to talk trash by saying " The Best there is, The best there was , and the best there ever will be

Ravishing Rick Rude- the ladies loved him and his tights with his face on them

Goldberg - there was no one and I mean no one who has ever made a enterance into the sport like him like his t-shirt said " Who's Next"

1. Hulk Hogan
2. Andre The Giant
3. Bret Hart
4. HBK
5. i dont like the guy...but The Rock.

Wrestlers who can work a crowd (not in any order):

- Hulk Hogan
- Superstar Billy Graham
- Ric Flair
- Shawn Micheals
- Macho Man Randy Savage

My favorite wrestler is Chris Benoit but he's not a charisma kind of guy.

Eugene the tard.

Chavo and Pepe.

As of today...the wrestler that has the greatest speaking skills would have to be carlito and of course Green Bay native Ken Kennedy. ....who unfortunately is out for six months.