Warrior's inclusion on this list is indisputable proof that you don't have to be able to wrestle a lick to become a huge star in the business. From the time he debuted as part of Powerteam U.S.A. along with Sting, he was an incredibly intimidating physical specimen. Possessing one of the most impressively sculpted bodies to ever step into the squared circle, Ultimate Warrior looked like a walking dollar sign to Vince McMahon. Although he had a career most wrestlers are envious of, he never really grew as a worker. He was always formulaic and limited, and it was only when in there with a truly talented performer who was invested in the quality of the match such as Rick Rude or Randy Savage, did his matches stand out for the action taking place rather than just the spectacle of Warrior himself. Warrior passed last month after what could be considered the greatest few days ever and has left behind an incredible legacy. But none of that changes the fact that as far as pure wrestlers go, he did the most with the least amount of skill. Any jacked up, genetic freaks we missed? Name them in the comments below.
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