6. Meng
WWE.comThis next entrant is less a man than he is a mythical creature, the invincible monster known as Meng. Wrestling folklore is rich with tales of the Tongan's bad*ssery, acts of toughness that us mere mortals can't even begin to comprehend. Pretty much every one of his peers recognizes him as one of the guys they'd least want to mess with, and in an industry populated with so many hardened men, to reach a consensus on one guy is quite telling. Among the most legendary Meng stories is the one detailing the events that led to his arrest in October, 1988. The performer who competed as Haku while in WWE got into a bar fight in Maryland, which at the time was quite commonplace for the boys. Local tough guys would want to try themselves against the wrestlers, usually fueled by liquid courage. But this wasn't just any bar fight. Meng, being the human kaiju that he is, rather than just throwing punches like normal men, bit the nose off his opponent. The commitment and anger it takes to bite the entire snotbox off another person over a transgression that would probably be forgotten in the morning is frightening. Luckily the man lived to tell the tale, although he would never again smell the fear he smelled the night when he collided with the pro wrestling version of the Destroyer armor from Thor.