undefined
  | Chris Jericho Chris Jericho was born to be a star -- more importantly, a WWE Superstar. In 1990, Jericho began training at the legendary Stu Hart’s notorious “Dungeon,” and later that year, made his debut on the independent circuit in Canada, teaming with Lance Storm. From there, he competed and won numerous championships in Japan and Mexico, such as the International Junior Heavyweight Championship and the NWA Middleweight Championship. |
  | Ahmed Johnson Ahmed came in October 1995 to the World Wrestling Federation and one of his first impressing achievements showed with Monday Night Raw as he body slammed Yokozuna. In the November of the same yearly it had then in the so-called "Wild Card" Match hiss first PPV appearance. With the Royal Rumble 1996 he denied his first single match with a PPV and won against Jeff Jarrett. Feuds with Davey Boy Smith, Yokozuna and Owen hard followed, how also a match against Vader with which he a bad injury at the hand tightened itself. With the profit of the Intercontinental title with the King OF The ring 1996 he reached his high point in the WWF. In the next time a feud followed against Camp Cornette, before he tightened himself a kidney tear and had to take some time off. |
  | Booker T Booker T came into the WWF and quickly established himself as one of its top Superstars. Booker continues to pride himself on his past success in WCW, where he held the WCW Championship on five occasions. In fact, Booker is the most decorated man in WCW history -- altogether, he held 22 WCW titles. Altogether, the man has captured more than 27 championships in the sport of kings. That’s an accomplishment that may never be equaled. |
  | Big Show He's the largest athlete to ever showcase his talents in World Wrestling Entertainment, a versatile performer renowned for his wit, charisma and ability almost as much as his size. |
   | Kurt Angle & Rob Van Dam Kurt Angle captured national attention in 1996 when he won the 220-pound freestyle wrestling competition at the Olympic Games in Atlanta. To say the least, that was only the beginning of the greatness that is Kurt Angle. Many consider Rob Van Dam to be the finest WWE athlete to never hold the World Heavyweight or WWE Championship. But because of his incredible talent and work ethic, RVD’s reign at the top may not be far away. |
  | Dawn Marie As easy on the eyes as Dawn Marie may be, she has proven that she should not be taken lightly when she sets foot in the ring. |
  | Slappy He started his wrestling career in the EIWF but was constantly held back because of their biased owner. Now Slappy is back in the WWF, a renowned Hardcore champion and Cruiserweight champion. |
