5 Greatest WWE Managers of All Time

Modified Apr 21, 2018 05:43 GMT

Heyman is one of the greatest managers ever

#4 Paul Bearer

Paul Bearer has managed The Undertaker from 1990-1996, 1998-1999, and briefly 2004 — Paul Bearer managed The Undertaker from 1990-1996, 1998-1999, and briefly 2004

Whether as the creepy Paul Bearer or the guy you loved to hate Percy Pringle, William Moody was a great manager! If it wasn't for him, major superstars like The Undertaker, Mankind and Kane wouldn't find as much success as they have now in the wrestling industry.

He could be weird and strange, he could cut a good promo, he could advance a story, he could enhance a match. Him and the Undertaker were one of the best pairings in wrestling. They just fit together wonderfully and this pairing had a big part in making the Phenom what he is today

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His trademarks were certainly his voice and his facial expressions, and this also played an important role with Undertaker and Kane, giving both of them a certain depth.

Without a doubt, if not the most influential and greatest manager of all time, Paul Bearer was a truly a one of a kind manager. OH YES Indeed!

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