Famous WWE Superstar

Brock Lesnar

 

Call him what you want: Beast. Conqueror. Ass-Kicker. It doesn’t really matter. Brock Lesnar is all of those things rolled into one package. Lesnar is also a wrestler with roots that can be traced back to the amateur level of competition.

While much of a Brock Lesnar match these days consists of visits to “Suplex City,” Lesnar can put on a methodical wrestling match should the situation call for one. In case you don’t remember: re-watch Kurt Angle vs. Brock Lesnar for the WWE Championship at WrestleMania XIX.

Chris Jericho

 

It’s always nice to see Chris Jericho pop up on the scene from time-to-time. What’s great about Jericho is his willingness to put over young talent; an admirable quality in professional wrestling and one that is often hard to find.

Chris Jericho may fall into the “part timer” category but every time he steps back into the ring, there is no visible rust. Jericho has it in terms of wrestling ability; always has and still does to this day. Sometimes things are just inherent.

Neville

 

The closest thing to a Superhero in WWE is the English-born, high-flying, Neville. “The Man That Gravity Forgot” certainly lives up to the anti-gravity calling as Neville has quickly become one of the most exciting young Superstars to watch.

Neville is a former NXT Champion and another great wrestler whose success with the company will probably end there. Sure, their may be a few Intercontinental and/or United States Championships in Neville’s future but no WWE World Heavyweight Championship in sight.

Hideo Itami

 

Prior to NXT and the ring name Hideo Itami, there was a Japanese Superstar known as KENTA who was taking his country by storm as the newest professional wrestling sensation. Now in North America, Hideo Itami continues to be a phenomenal professional wrestler.

However, Hideo Itami may never break through in WWE; not only due to his international flare and his already-established pre-WWE wrestling style but as a result of language issues and the broken English which Itami speaks .. still fun to watch wrestle though.

Sami Zayn

 

Until finally signing a deal with WWE, Sami Zayn – formerly known as El Generico – would wrestle under a mask. However, the time had come to ditch the mask and show his face as Zayn quickly became a crowd favorite in NXT.

Sami Zayn can be considered another “indy darling” wrestler who could have very-well been signed on hype alone but at least he finally made it out of the independent world. Zayn is a unique talent who always comes through when putting on a match.