#9 Big Cat Ernie Ladd
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There is a long list of pro wrestlers who used to lace up their cleats on the gridiron, and Ernie Ladd is one of the most successful. A force in Pro Wrestling in the 1970s, Ladd mixed it up with everyone from Jerry Lawler to Mr. Wrestling.
Ladd won titles in every promotion he worked for, and was considered a top draw whether working heel or babyface.
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Ladd is one of the few men to have slammed Andre the Giant, which is no mean feat. Like Nash, Ladd also had the gift of gab, and took trash talk to new levels during his heyday.
Edited by Nishant Jayaram