Top 5 WWE Superstars of All Time

                         Top 5 WWE Superstars of all Time

If you don’t know what WWE is, it stands for World Wide Entertainment. Back then, it was WWF, World Wide Federation. It is where wrestlers fight, brawl, and win championships. This is a scripted show, which means everything is planned beforehand. There are a lot of wrestlers who made the industry what it is today, like Hulk Hogan, Stone Cold Steve Austin, The Rock, Undertaker, John Cena, and many more superstars.

                              Hulk Hogan

       On August 11th, 1953, a legend was born, Hulk Hogan. Hulk Hogan is to pro wrestling as Lebron James is to basketball. Some people got famous through wrestling, and some people made wrestling famous, and Hulk Hogan is definitely one of them. He has won 6 championships throughout his wrestling career. He won the Royal Rumble in 1990 and in 1991. He won the Tag Team championships one time with a wrestler named Edge, also known as the Rated-R Superstar. He was the first person to help take the business from small arenas to stadiums. The Hulkster has been in 13 Wrestlemania appearances, which is WWE’s Super Bowl. He unfortunately passed away on the 24th of July in 2025, but his legacy will still remain. Thank you, Hulk Hogan, for making the Wrestling World Famous.

                       "Stone Cold" Steve Austin

           “Stone Cold” Steve Austin was the face and the most memorable professional wrestler in the best wrestling period, the Attitude Era. He brought the realism and rawness that the company needed in the mid-1990s. His legacy is untouchable and is approved for being the greatest WWE wrestler of all time. He won 6 WWF championships, which include holding the Intercontinental championship 2 times, holding the WWF Million Dollar championship, which is not a championship in the current WWE anymore. He won the Tag Team championships 4 times, the WWF championship 6 times, and he was in 7 Wrestlemanias. He has beaten many people, such as The Rock, Shawn Michaels, The Undertaker, Scott Hall, and many more superstars. This man made wrestling into a multimillion-dollar company, and everyone still appreciates him to this day.

                   Dwanye "The Rock" Johnson

Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson, also known as “The People’s Champion,” finds himself as one of the most powerful and strongest people in the industry. The Rock is known for his charismatic character and his funny promos. He is one of the people that you can’t forget in a WWE Mount Rushmore. He is a 10-time WWE champion. He made 12 different Wrestlemania appearances and headlined 6 Wrestlemanias. He has defined the industry since the 1990s and still is. In 2025, he is strong and still in shape and consistently working out.

                                John Cena

               Obviously, you have to include this man in every WWE Mount Rushmore there is. He is John Cena and a lot of superstars such as The Rock, Triple H, Booker T, R-Truth, and many more. John Cena is the only superstar to hold 17 Championships in his entire career in the WWE. That is a massive accomplishment that no one else has done. His most recent championship he won was the Undisputed WWE championship after beating Cody Rhodes at Wrestlemania 41. He is one of the people who made wrestling famous, and he still will. He is retiring in December of 2025, and the crowd will for sure miss him. He will never be forgotten in the Wrestling community. Cena will only further use his immense power to help the business more than anyone has before him or after him.

                               The Undertaker

           The Undertaker has been considered the heart and soul of the WWE for the past two decades. He has been in 27 Wrestlemanias, and he is most known for his streak. He had 21 wins in a row before the streak was broken by Brock Lesnar in 2014. The Undertaker has one 7 WWE championships, including the World Heavyweight Championship and the WWE Championship. He won the Royal Rumble in 2007, has held the Tag Team championships 7 times, held the Heavyweight championship 6 times, and held the Hardcore championship one time. He has beaten opponents like John Cena, The Rock, Stone Cold Steve Austin, Hulk Hogan, and other superstars, too. He is often mentioned among the greatest characters WWE has ever had. Even though he is retired, the crowd will still be excited whenever the bell tolls to signal his arrival.

In conclusion, these five wrestlers have shaped the WWE from small arenas to million-dollar stadiums. There are still a lot of wrestlers that have shaped the industry, but if these five people were not in the WWE, then the industry would not have been known as it is today.