Top 10 Wrestlers in Counterfactual History
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10. Ricky The Dragon Steamboat (2 Time WWF Heavyweight Champion, NWA World Champion, 3 Time NWA US Champion, 2 Time NWA Tag Champion)
9. Rey Mysterio, Jr. (Undisputed Heavyweight Champion, WWF Worldwide Champion, WWF Tag Champion, NWA World Champion, 2 Time NWA US Champion Triple Crown Winner)
8. Lou Thesz (6 Time NWA World Champion)
7. The Rocket Owen Hart (3 Time WWF Heavyweight Champion, 2 Time WWF IC Champion, WWF Tag Champion, Triple Crown Winner)
6. Harley Race (7 Time NWA World Champion)
5. Eddy Guerrero (2 Time Undisputed Heavyweight Champion, 2 Time WWF IC Champion, WWF Tag Champion, NWA World Champion, NWA US Champion, Triple Crown Winner)
4. Bret Hit Man Hart (3 Time WWF Heavyweight Champion, 2 Time WWF IC Champion, 2 Time WWF Tag Champion, Triple Crown Winner)
3. Crippler Chris Benoit (2 Time WWF Heavyweight Champion, WWF Worldwide Champion, WWF Tag Champion, 3 Time NWA World Champion, Triple Crown Winner)
2. The Heartbreak Kid Shawn Michaels (2 Time WWF Heavyweight Champion, 4 Time WWF IC Champion, 3 Time WWF Tag Champion, Triple Crown Winner)
1. Nature Boy Ric Flair (WWF Heavyweight Champion, WWF Unified Tag Champion, 5 Time NWA World Champion, 2 Time NWA US Champion, NWA Tag Champion)
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Triple H, October 2011:
“When I grew up, I hated Hogan. I thought he was terrible and didn’t like to watch him. I was like Punk in a way. I liked the Steamboats and Flairs and the ones that could go. Would I be right in saying that Hogan was the wrong guy to go with, and they should’ve changed directions and gone with Steamboat because he was the better wrestler? Ludicrous.” - Triple H. October, 2011.
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