2. Samoa
wwe.comUndeniably, one of the richest countries in terms of wrestling talent is the island of Samoa. It has produced the superstar who many believe to be the greatest superstar of all time, and he himself claims he is "The Most Electrifying Man in Sports Entertainment"! Of course I am talking about the one and only, The Rock. The Brahma Bull. The Great One. If you look at the history of WWE, it is impossible to ignore the massive impact that The Rock has had on the wrestling business. He is a Royal Rumble winner, a multiple time Tag Team, Intercontinental, Undisputed and World Champion winner, a recipient of multiple PWI awards, and one of the most famous actors in the world. The Rock revolutionised WWE during the Attitude Era. He effortlessly made a backstage segment or an in-ring promo seem like a work of art, he serenaded the crowds on his guitar, he electrified them with The People's Elbow, and simply put: he entertained them. He took part in multiple epic bouts over the years, including Wrestlemania classics against Stone Cold Steve Austin, Hulk Hogan and John Cena. There isn't one superstar who you can say has had as much of an impact on the WWE as The People's Champion. Not to be forgotten about, The Rock's Samoan family also houses many other WWE talents who have made their own impact on the wrestling business. The Rock's father and grandfather, Rocky Johnson and "High Chief" Peter Maivia paved the way for black wrestlers the world over. The Rock's cousin, Rikishi was part of one of the most entertaining tag teams of the early 2000s with Scotty Too Hotty. The current WWE Tag Team Champions, The Usos are also cousins of The Rock, and the current rising star and future main-eventer of WWE, Roman Reigns can also claim he comes from the same family as all the greats who have come before him. There is only one country that is so steeped in wrestling talent and history that it could possibly top Samoa as being the most influential country ever on WWE. So let's find out what it is, eh?