5. The Undertaker

Jeff Hardy became a serious singles competitor after his ladder match with The Deadman

The Undertaker is a living legend. His legacy is not only limited to WrestleMania, but he will always be remembered as someone who is willing to work with rookies or the talented guys from the lower or mid-card.

Taker famously feuded with Maven (he eliminated The Undertaker from the Royal Rumble once) and even dropped his Hardcore Championship to him in a bid to put him over. His classic ladder match with Jeff Hardy was the stepping stone of Hardy’s singles career.

Even during the 90’s Taker helped upcoming Superstars such as Shawn Michaels and Diesel to get over and cement their place on the roster. However, his most notable effort in putting over a star has to be for his half-brother Kane. Had it not been for his initial storyline with Taker, Kane may not have managed to achieve the same success.

His feud with Bray Wyatt is a prime example of Taker’s keenness to promote fresh talents even in the twilight years of his career. If Taker decides to stay a few more years in the WWE then we can witness some mouth watering feuds with Ambrose, Owens or Rollins which will put these stars on course to being legends.

Edited by Staff Editor