8. Mr. Perfect
Much like Roddy Piper, Mr. Perfect has appeared in WWE All Stars, but I want to see him appear in a game where he doesn't just resemble a pumped-up action figure (which seems somewhat inappropriate anyway given the crackdown on steroids in recent years, no?). Given the general respect for Curt Hennig in the WWE, and the fact that his son currently wrestles for the company under the name Curtis Axel, it's surprising that he wasn't one of the first names announced for the game. Who can forget that signature music? What about the towel he'd always carry to the ring, and of course, his claim that everything he did was "absolutely perfect". One of the most celebrated and charismatic wrestlers to never win the WWF Title, Perfect may not have had a distinctive WrestleMania moment - his bout with Bret Hart at Summerslam 1991 will forever be his best - but that shouldn't prevent him from being included in the game somehow as a Legend.