WWE 90’s Attitude Era Greatest Superstars

The ’90s had big shoes to fill after the’ 80s dominate WWE’s decade, commonly known as the wrestling “golden era.”
However, the ’90s became known as the “Attitude Era,” even without the presence of the wrestlers, there would have been nothing that made there so good.

So here it is, from 50 onwards and working our way up to the prestigious number one spot.

From 50-31

50. Ken Shamrock
51. “Bad Ass” Billy Gunn
52. Jerry Lawler
53. Dudley Boyz
54. Matt Hardy
55. Rob Van Dam
56. Shane McMahon
57. Hardy Boys
58. Big Boss Man
59. The Road Warriors
60. Mr. McMahon
61. Sid
62. Lex Luger
63. Edge
64. Tatanka
65. Chris Jericho
66. Yokozuna
67. Goldust
68. Steve Borden
69. Jeff Hardy

As you can see, some unbelievable names have already made the list and we’re not even close to the number one spot.

The likes of Matt Hardy, Edge, Chris Jericho and Jeff Hardy all secure a place between 50 and 31, but there’s plenty going to believe they should be placed even higher in the ranks, but maybe their best work came in the ’00s and beyond.
Still, it is a very impressive achievement to make the top 50 from the whole of the nineties.

From 30-11

30. Rick Rude
31. Big Van Vader
32. Jim “The Anvil” Neidhart
33. Paul “Big Show” Wright
34. Bam Bam Bigelow
35. Diesel
36. Ted DiBiase
37. Razor Ramon
38. Roddy Piper
39. Smash
40. The British Bulldog
41. Road Warrior Hawk
42. Ax
43. Road Warrior Animal
44. Owen Hart
45. Andre the Giant
46. Bill Goldberg
47. Kane
48. Mick Foley
49. The Ultimate Warrior

Again, we ‘re being treated with some incredible names from 30 to 11, with the man missing the Ultimate Warrior on a top-10 spot.

A crop of extremely talented superstars in both the ring and on the stage, and a true blend of top-class heels and top-class faces as well.

They really had fruitful nineties but not as much as the final top 10!

The TOP 10

10. Triple H
11. Mr. Perfect
12. Rick Flair
13. Hulk Hogan
14. Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson
15. Shawn Michaels
16. The Undertaker
17. Stone Cold Steve Austin
18. Randy Savage
19. Bret Hart

The top 10 of the entire ’90s! What a WWE superstars list right in there.

It’s impossible tough separating some of the names, but it’s truly remarkable that the great Dwayne ‘The Rock’ Johnson misses out on a top five spot.
HBK and The Undertaker may also surprise people outside the top three, but few might argue that Bret Hart would take the number one spot home.

One thing is for sure, and you can tell that WWE / WWF was at its peak during the 1990s just by looking at this list.