15 of the Greatest and best wrestlers in WWE history

#6 Hulk Hogan

His shirt ripping, finger pointing, leg dropping antics inspired entire generations of his era to "Say their prayers and Eat their vitamins"

For many people unfamiliar with pro-wrestling in its current form, Hulk Hogan is pro-wrestling. He was the most popular wrestler of the '80s, a 12-time world champion, and the first-ever wrestler to win consecutive Royal Rumbles.

He was the one who made the wrestling more popular. His run with WWE made it a billion dollar company. He ruled wrestling industry over two-decades. Hogan is the biggest icon in the wrestling world ever.

Hogan was the first ever WWE superstar to become a truly global draw. His involvement in the WWE to reach into its golden period of success and popularity.

One who has seen him wrestle can never forget him ending Andre the Gaint's fifteen-year undefeated streak at WrestleMania 3.

He's arguably the most iconic wrestler of all time. His shirt ripping, finger pointing, leg dropping antics inspired entire generations of his era to "Say their prayers and Eat their vitamins".

His charisma was off the charts, and he was a master of controlling the audience in front of him. People simply loved to see him, no matter what he was doing.

Hogan was also instrumental in the evolution of the Monday Night Wars, as well. When he turned heel for the first time in his career and helped create the NWO, which stunned the world, bringing newfound interest to WWE’s rival WCW.

This, in turn, enforced the WWE to go with more realistic characters, which led to one of the most interesting-eras in wrestling history.

He was inducted into WWE Hall of Fame class of 2005, Hogan will always be one of the faces of professional wrestling. Face the fact fans, there is nobody more charismatic than this man.