20 Greatest WWE Wrestlers Of All Time

#6 Chris Jericho

The Best in the World at what he does

Has there been any WWE Superstar as successful as Chris Jericho? The uniqueness in his characterization, the charisma, and the ability to deliver whenever necessary, Chris Jericho is the true rockstar of professional wrestling.

Currently ruling the NJPW, Jericho's widely regarded as the greatest professional wrestler of all time and has been able to rejuvenate himself by playing different gimmicks throughout his career.

Debuting in 1999, Y2J became an instant hit, with perhaps the most memorable debuts of all time, clashing with the Rock.

While he was already popular before joining the company, what Jericho pulled off for Vinnie Mac's billion-dollar promotion was nothing short of pure entertainment.

Being a regular box-office attraction, Jericho made history by defeating Stone Cold and the Rock, two of wrestling's biggest stars, on the same night to become the first ever Undisputed WWF Champion.

His versatility to enact different characters and his agility between the ropes made him a credible performer, in and outside of the ring.

His mic-skills were terrific, with many hailing him as the best performer of all time. Perhaps one of the most prolific performers in the industry, Jericho headlined multiple pay-per-views, including WrestleMania 18.

Being the most widely recognized Intercontinental Champion of all time, with a record of nine times, Jericho has built a reputation for himself as the last of the stars, left within the company.

His feuds with Shawn Michaels, Triple H, CM Punk, the Rock, Kevin Owens, and, Edge were pretty amazing and catapulted Jericho to a different stratosphere of elite performers.

He delivered a classic with Kenny Omega in NJPW, at such an age, which only justifies how good he is in the ring.

While he has carried many monikers in the company, his latest gimmick, where he creatively dived and delivered some outstanding moments, with the Gift of Jericho will be remembered.

His time with Kevin Owens is perhaps his best work to date, and the Festival of Friendship segment will always remain special, and refreshing.

The Ayatollah of Rock N' Rolla has been the most trusted performer in the company, and while he may not be competing with the WWE, there won't be another Chris Jericho.