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1. Hulk Hogan -- Randy Savage
   WWE Day of Reckoning 2 offers players more than 45 characters, including current Superstars John Cena(R), Batista(TM), Triple H(R), Big Show(R), Randy Orton(TM) and playable Legends such as The Rock(R), Mankind(TM), Stone Cold(TM), Hulk Hogan(TM) and Bret Hart(TM). Including a new and longer original story mode filled with deception and betrayal, players can create their own Superstars and enjoy plot lines tying back to the original WWE Day of Reckoning video game. Complete with high quality cut scenes, improved graphics and an enhanced fighting system, WWE Day of Reckoning 2 ... offers multiple levels of pain and limb damage, new finishing moves, special grapples and improved AI differentiators between characters to bring new levels of realism and fun to the franchise.
2. Ric Flair -- Randy Savage
   Triple H has made no secret in saying that Ric Flair was his favorite wrestler. In late 2002, the stable of Evolution was formed with Triple H as the leader. The concept was that Flair was the greatest of the last generation, Triple H was the greatest wrestler at the moment and the future of wrestling was Batista & Randy Orton. Even though Evolution has broken up, there is no doubt that Ric Flair will still be a main player in WWE.
3. Randi Rhodes
   Sometime on Sunday Night, Randi Rhodes was in some way injured, and unable to do her show. Her lawyer said it was not a mugging, but somehow, when the story got out, it was said she was attacked. Some wackos said it was a hit job, and other wackos denounced the first wackos, and then the story about the wackos going after each other became the real story, as it turns out Ms. Rhodes is not severely hurt, just a few missing teeth. One group of wackos claims alcohol was involved, while another says there's no evidence of that, which to this time, is correct. Meanwhile, some more wacko are using this to announce the failures of Air America, Ms. Rhodes employer, despite that not having a giant amount to do with anything.
4. The Undertaker -- Randy Orton
   The reunification with Paul Bearer did not last long. Undertaker saw his friendship with him could be exploited as a weakness. Paul was kidnapped and trapped in a concrete crypt. Instead of saving Paul when he had a chance, he decided to bury his manager alive. Despite this vile action, wrestling fans still cheered him. In 2005, he had a bloody series of battles with Randy Orton.
5. Sting (Wrestler) -- Kevin Nash
   This time there was no controversial finish, and Sting raised his second WCW World Title under his new "Crow" persona. Sting's reign lasted about 2 months, during which time he managed to defend the title against many tough challengers, including The NWO’s Scott Hall (Uncensored 98', March 15), before dropping the belt to Randy Savage at Spring Stampede on April 19, due to interference from Kevin Nash.
6. Hulk Hogan -- Terry Bollea
   Hulk Hogan was the 37th President of the United States, defeating Randy Savage in Presidential Election V: Mega Powers Explode.. Terry "Fabulous Gold Hollywood Hulk The Hulkster Hogan" Bollea (for short) was already slammin' heavyweight champions through the mat [B]rother and pinning them with the American flag dude when you were just slamming doo doo in your diapers brother. The Hulkster was born sometime in the 19th century brother- after wandering in Japan for 20 years dude he fused with the Incredible Hulk brother, transforming him into the greatest wrestler of all time dude. Hogan has been arrested 9 times by the United Nations for using the atomic leg drop on Japan BROTHER.
7. Ric Flair -- Dusty Rhodes
   Between 1976 and 1981, Flair held the US title on 5 different occasions and the tag team titles, as well. Jim Crockett saw the profitability of Flair and groomed him to take over the top spot, held by Harley Race. Flair would win the first of his 16 titles on September 17, 1981, not from Race, but from Dusty Rhodes. Flair would win the NWA title on 9 occasions (officially). He would defeat some of the top men in the industry including Ricky Steamboat, Harley Race, Sting, and Kerry Von Erich.
8. Ric Flair -- Match
   Ric Flair will be establishing himself on RAW as a babyface for the next five weeks or so leading into the WWE's return episode to the USA Network on October 3rd when Triple H is slated to return. A match between Flair and Triple H was originally scheduled for SummerSlam, but was later cut when Triple H took some time off to take part in some backstage duties. A match between Flair and Triple H is possible for the Taboo Tuesday PPV on November 1st.
9. Mike Tyson
   Mike Tyson is a paradigm example of the phenomenon. Born into a poor African-American family and raised by a single mother on welfare, he has said of his own origins, "I was born in guck, mud. Humiliation." On his own from around age ten, Tyson was not tall, but he was powerfully built and filled with rage, and he learned early how to earn his way by mugging and purse-snatching. By the time he was 13, he had been arrested 38 eight times, finally ending up at the "bad cottage" at Tryon School for Boys in Catskill, New York. Tyson has described the reformatory with a poignant simplicity that a sociologist might envy: "Just a bunch of bad kids no one cared about in a square box."
10. The Undertaker -- Wwe Championship
    The Undertaker made his debut as a surprise member of Ted DiBiase’s Survivor Series Team at Survivor Series 1990. Despite rumors, he was not introduced as Kane the Undertaker. He was originally managed by Brother Love but a few months later Paul Bearer became his manager. In his first year in the WWF, he feuded with Randy Savage, the Ultimate Warrior, and Hulk Hogan. At Survivor Series 1991, the Undertaker won his first WWE Championship by beating Hulk Hogan.

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