This is not just WWE mount Rushmore but from different promotions. Steve Austin is pretty self explanatory. I still think Mr Machmon vs Austin rivalry is one of the best in all of professional wrestling history. Austin attacking Machmon in hospital is one of the funniest segments they did and it shows how much Vince was willing to go for his promotion.

I have to pick Mr TNA, the TNA highlights of "Best of AJ Styles" is what made me love professional wrestling. He was doing stuff in TNA I have never seen anyone do before. Not to mention his best matches against Cena in wwe .

Kurt angel is the definition of wrestler who can do both comedy and serious stuff at same time. His promos or segments are always funny ones like his rap battle against Cena or him gifting bike to undertaker. But when he entered the ring he changes into completely different person.

Sting is not only iconic in WCW. If not for the HHH burying him at mania he would have a good career in WWE too since he did a lot in AEW. Same stuff he did in TNA. He was iconic wherever he goes

My question is not just about Edge in AEW but about Christian, Samoa Joe, Chris Jericho, Ricochet, Dean Ambrose, Kofi Kingston, Cesaro, Daniel Bryan, Sasha Banks, Neville, Luke Harper and even some guys who went to TNA like Dolph Ziggler or Mustafa Ali?

& yes I am also asking these questions to specially these "Wrestling loving" content creators like "The Great One" who I grew up watching be a fanboy to guys like Edge & Jericho but now he can't even mention his childhood favs anymore because they're in other channel

IDK if he will ever watch/read it but video credit to this lovely and wholesome content creator called Dporticus who seems to genuinely love Wrestling and spreads message about positivity without tribalism bs

I feel like they could of have LA Knight win the belt at MITB and then have him drop a month later back to Roman so we still get Roman vs OBA WM 43 and LA Knight gets his crowning and maybe who knows wins the elimination chamber idk maybe I'm crazy

I know this will sound ridiculous but please keep reading.

What if Solo is a double agent for 946? He may have joined forces with Hobbs and only rejoined the Bloodline in order to destroy the group from the inside out.

Let's not forget that 946 kidnapped Solo but did nothing with him. They just let him go. On first glance, it's bad booking but what if it was just a set up for the big twist.

Solo would have every right to hate his family and joining up with Hobbs is the perfect revenge. Sadly it would mean his friendship with Knight will most likely end but in the mind of Solo, it js a necessary sacrifice.

Now I will admit that this may not happen but if it did it would make the Bloodline drama actually interesting for once.

Maybe the leader of 946 were the friends we made along the way

I just wanna know if you draw the line or not at all. I have seen this conversation about certain wrestlers where they are actually very selfish or straight up bully behind camera such as JBL was. But no doubt JBL was a great heel for his prime time. And his run with Ron Simmons as APA was also very good. Same goes for Super Cena when he made others not use the burning hammer cause it looked like AA or the time when he decided to destroy any hope for Nexus.

Same goes for JBl who was a backstage bully and targeting new wrestlers in 2000 was normal. Like when multiple wrestlers jumped on Daniel Puder on royal rumble and humiliated him before eliminating him.

I don't think anyone needs to know what Chris Benoit did in real life. But I have seen many ppl appreciate his in ring work a lot. He was a world champion and many still like him.

I have seen many movie stars who get their career ruined due to being exposed as "difficult to work with" or "somewhat abusive" and their career go down the drain and ppl start hating them. Does something like that happen to wrestlers too?

It's so funny that my dad bought a mobile number ending with 946 a decade ago, and ever since then we all have numbers that end with 946.

Useless information but well I'm looking forward to the faction. Melo joining them is better than him doing nothing at all. Let's go Melooooo!!!

Edge has announced 2027 will be his final year as a Professional Wrestler and looks to claim the AEW World Title before all is said and done!

Do you guys want Edge to have a retirement tour similar to Cena? One more World title run? Since he never lost the belt in 2011 when he had to retire the first time? 👀

When WWE decided to lowball some wrestles on new contracts, many of the superstars did not take it well. Instead of taking massive cuts, wrestlers opted to leave. The biggest names gone were The New Level (Kofi and Austin Creed) and Sheamus. They have been with WWE for so long, and accomplished so much, that they seemed like WWE lifers.

Clearly, that wasn’t the case with The New Level joining AEW. That was not a surprise as matches against The Elite were something fans dreamed about for the last seven to ten years. Sheamus is keeping a low-profile, not working anywhere since exiting WWE.

Sheamus was TNA Wrestling’s first choice to face Moose at this past weekend’s Bound for Glory. The two sides couldn’t come to a number and Max Caster was then added days before the show. Of course, he was fired less than 24 hours after his debut for a controversial rap.

To me, Sheamus only has a few options out there. AEW, TNA Wrestling and somewhere in Japan. The problem with Japan is the travel and he might not be familiar with that style of wrestling. It feels like a real stretch, especially when there are better options close by. He could even work heavily in Europe, having family roots there dating back to his birth.

AEW would offer a nice salary, but the talent often gets lost in the mix. TNA Wrestling still feels like the right call. They wouldn’t offer him anything close to what WWE was paying. However, I could see him being one of the highest paid stars alongside The Hardy Boyz and Nic Nemeth. TNA is being careful to not bring in many old veterans from WWE. They are grabbing some younger talent and a few veterans, which makes sense as they move forward.

Sheamus should sign with TNA Wrestling because they have a close relationship with WWE. It might allow Sheamus to ‘cross the line’ and appear on WWE TV again, but this time as a TNA wrestler. Also, to complete this WWE Grand Slam Championship, Shamus is still short of an Intercontinental Championship reign. I want to witness that goal accomplished and if he joins TNA, then there is still hope. Otherwise, if not TNA Wrestling, I doubt Sheamus will be a WWE Grand Slam Champion.

Do you think Sheamus will eventually become WWE Grand Slam Champion? Or, will that historic moment never happen?

The OTC gave us his Mount Rushmore of Pro Wrestling, Who would you guys put on your Pro Wrestling Mount Rushmore?!?

I'm so happy to see Erick Redbeard in TNA. He is going to do very well in the company along with Joseph and Shaw. They are going to kick ass!