Tomás Cunha

2 weeks ago | thesportster.com | Tomás Cunha

Stone Cold Steve Austin is arguably the biggest star in the entire history of professional wrestling. After a successful midcard run in WCW and a brief spell in ECW, it was in WWE that Austin truly became a star as the face of the company during the Attitude Era. Between 1996 and 2003, Austin became a six-time WWE Champion and a three-time Royal Rumble Match winner, among other impressive accomplishments.

3 weeks ago | thesportster.com | Tomás Cunha

CM Punk is one of the biggest stars on WWE's roster right now. The Second City Saint first appeared for WWE in the early 2000s, wrestling enhancement matches on Sunday Night Heat. He signed with the promotion in 2005, making his main roster debut on the ECW brand in the summer of 2006.

3 weeks ago | thesportster.com | Tomás Cunha

WCW went through some challenging years in the early 1990s. WWE wasn't exactly on top of its game either, with awful booking and real-life scandals that damaged the company's reputation. However, the on-and-off partnership with the NWA, constant management changes, and Ric Flair's departure didn't allow World Championship Wrestling to surpass Vince McMahon's promotion.

3 weeks ago | thesportster.com | Tomás Cunha

There have been many heels in WWE history, but not everyone is great at it. In fact, some wrestlers wrestle the exact same way as babyfaces and heels, which doesn't make any sense at all. The best heels in wrestling history know exactly what to do (and when to do it) to get under the fans' skin.

3 weeks ago | thesportster.com | Tomás Cunha

Logically, someone's finisher should be the most credible move in their arsenal. The move you build your whole strategy around, waiting to hit it in order to, as the name says, finish off the opponent. But that's not always the case in WWE.