A list about Suplex masters couldnt be complete without the Perfectplex and its most well-known user, Mr. Perfect Curt Hennig. Mr. Perfect always lived up to his name when it came to delivering his trademark bridging Fisherman Suplex, and it didnt matter how big or small his opponents were; once Hennig had that leg hooked, it was pretty much guaranteed that the referees count would reach three. He even managed to execute his Perfectplex on the Big Show, which is an amazing feat in itself.Mr. Perfect would achieve quite a bit of success using that Suplex variation, but sadly, the powers that be never had as much faith in him as they did in other wrestlers around at the time. Sure, Hennig had a decently-long, 280-day reign as WWF Intercontinental Champion, but to this day he is considered one of, if not the best WWF wrestler to never win the WWF World Championship. Perhaps if he was given more opportunities, he wouldve Perfect-plexed his way to that achievement as well. In hindsight, Hennig and Lesnar did cross paths during the infamous Plane Ride from Hell, and ended up fired shortly thereafter. Maybe, just maybe, if he had managed to use the Perfectplex on Lesnar, and show him why he once ruled Suplex City, maybe things mightve turned out differently for both men.