As Wrestlemania week continues, we honor the women of wrestling who has made a difference in a male dominated sport. We rank our top 10 to hotness and contribution to the sport. So without further ado, here is NUTCHECK VIDEO's Top 10.
10. Candace Michelle: We know she probably has no business here, but her popularity with the internet and the whole Godaddy.com has carried over to the WWE. She has become a champion already and is one of the most popular divas in the business.
9. Maria Kanellis: Ever since we saw her interviewing wrestlers a few years ago, we were hooked to her.
8. Terri Runnels: She was Goldust's wife and manager. She looked older, but her puppies were the reason Jerry Lawler would always yell em out!
7. Sable: I will always remember the first Bikini contests when Sable broke out that one piece suit. Wooooooo! Or the one where she had hand prints painted on her boobs. The girl went from a manager to a diva in the WWE overnight.
6. Sunny: She was the first HOTTIE diva! Her blonde hotness just made you remotely interested in the opening matches since the wrestlers she managed sucked! Her theme song I Know You Want Me makes me want her more.
5. Torrie Wilson: I first noticed her in WCW with Kidman and then I was in love with her. Her dimples, smile and gorgeous body gave me a reason to watch wrestling. Then added that she was an underrated wrestler who took her bumps, adds to her brilliance.
4. Lita: A down ass chick. She was pretty, talented and can beat your ass all into one. She never flaunted it like the others, which makes her mystery more appealing.
3. Trish Stratus: Out of all the women, she was the best wrestler. In a male dominated sport, she stood out in the ring. No one can touch her wrestling skills. Add the fact that she has a slammin' body and sexy, she deserves a top 3 spot.
2. Stacy Keibler: The legs were always the first think noticed. WCW was where she made her debut as Ms. Hancock. Walking down the ring with a business suit and legs that went on for days. Then when she moved to the WWE and even wrestled, our jaws just dropped in amazement.
1. Miss Elizabeth: Original hottie, manager and if you grew up watching wrestling at its best. You never forget her. Its a damn shame that she passed early, but everyone who watched wrestling will always be in debt to what she has done for the business. I will always remember Wrestlemania IV where she took off her skirt to distract the wrestlers when Macho Man and Hulk Hogan wrestled.
Ok guys, in honor of Wrestlemania 24 here are our top WWF Themes 80's and 90's only. On each we will explain why we chose them... Enjoy and happy listening...
24. Bushwhackers
In honor of Zack and Brandon, here is their theme. Everytime you hear this music, you just want to wave your arms up and down and act like an idiot. I will always remember the Bushwhackers though when they wrestled Carl Winslow and Urkel on Family Matters.
23. Yokozuna
The music reminded you of the sounds when you first enter a Chinese or Japanese restaurant. Also the song can totally be on the Karate Kid soundtrack.
22. Tatanka
You know you wanted to do the tomahawk chop when you hear the Indian noise. I can't believe this guy actually went undefeated for almost a year.
21. Mark Henry
You cannot tell me this song isn't hilarious. Sexual chocolate was an awesome character name and the Barry Whitish deep voice just added to the hilarity of this song.
20. Kamala
Kamala was one of those wrestlers that you just can't help laugh at when he comes to the ring. He is supposed to be a beast on the way to the ring, but he just looks like a retard. Plus the song makes him even more retarded on the way to the ring. This one makes the list because of its funny factor.
19. Big Bossman
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Hard Times was a cool song and you always imagined the Big Bossman sprinting down the aisle into the ring and twirling his nightstick.
18. Ric Flair
The original one was the best. The flashy robe the smug bastard attitude and the legend. What I loved most about his song is it always leaves you wanting to belt out a "WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO"
17. Mr. Perfect
What a theme! He was probably my 3rd favorite bad guy of all time. I will always remember him walking down the aisle, throwing his towel behind his back and swatting his gum at the audience.
16. Stone Cold Steve Austin
The glass breaking just tells you someone is about to get their ass kicked. Plus he'll enjoy a beer doing it. Anyplace where you can drink a beer after performing a violent act on someone is always a bonus for a guy.
15. Val Venis
HELLLLLLLOOOOO LADIES! Do I even need to say anything else?
14. Ravishing Rick Rude
My FAVORITE BAD GUY! (2nd Rick Martel) The highlight of his entrances is how he always dazzles the ladies and absolutely jobbing all the guys on how fat they are. Such a simple but yet so effective bad guy routine.
13. Demolition
Here comes the Ax, Here comes the smasher, The Demolition, Walking Disaster... Pain and destruction is our middle name!!! Aside from the "Gimp" outfit, they were such an effective tag team!
12. Kane
Big Red Machine with the fire and fireworks. The mask was much better and you knew whoever he faced was about to be destroyed.
11. Undertaker
The tolling bells was chilling. Paul Bearer leading him into the ring. The eyes staring death through you. What a classic theme for a classic character.
10. Macho Man
You knew a part of you on your graduation, while playing this song made you want to jump on your seat and yell "OOOOOOH YEEEEEEAH!"
9. Legion Of Doom
To The Dumadag bros. What a rush with those spike shoulder pads and the Doomsday Device, the song just smelled like an ass whippin!
8. Nation Of Domination
THIS IS FOR THE CREW. Not a lot of words to it, but its just to the damn point. To all the members, WE ARE THE NATION OF DOMINATION!
7. Degeneration X
The anthem that made crotch chopping popular. The crowd goes so amped for their songs and this was actually the only time where you can say suck it without getting slapped by a hooker or your girlfriend.
6. Million Dollar Man
I swear to you that this song can be made into a rap song. Listen to the words.. Everybody's got a price, everybody has to pay, cause the Million Dollar Man, always gets his way. I can see Lil Wayne or someone singing this as a hook.
5. Razor Ramon
C'mon chico. The screeching car made you want to grease up your hair and flick your toothpick at someone. This song, like him oozes machismo!
4. Shawn Michaels
He can't sing worth the shits but this theme is catchy. Scuba Steve was right, he should enter every club to this song. It is the absolute theme for conceitedness.
3. Hart Foundation
C'mon you have to give it up to the greatest tag team ever. You hear this and you want to wear the pink and black attack. It was cool to wear pink and be a badass! You just want to execute your days like the Hitman while being a workhorse and be powerful just like the Anvil.
2. Ultimate Warrior
This song is one of those in your playlist that you have to play when your running. Especially when you're on your last legs. Cause you want to sprint to the ring like the Warrior and when you're done, your adrenaline wants you to keep shaking whatever is near you and pound your chest too!
1. Hulk Hogan
What would wrestling be without the Real American? This song is wrestling. Hulk Hogan is wrestling! You know when you hear it you want to stand up and do his poses right? Hulkamania like the Nation of Domination will run wild and live forever!
If you really appreciate wrestling and you grew up watching it, you got to witness arguably the greatest technical wrestler ever. Lost in the popularity of Hulk Hogan and Ultimate Warrior was one Bret Hitman Hart. He started off being 1/2 of the Hart Foundation with Jim The Anvil Neidhart. They won tag team belts and became one of the most popular tag teams out there. In the early 90's Bret's ring skills allowed him to wrestle singles matches and ended up winning the Intercontinental Championship against Mr. Perfect in Summerslam 91. All this time, it was just a prelude to what was to come of the Hitman. He defended his title against anybody. Jobber or not. He put it on the line. Until he lost it to the British Bulldog in Summerslam 92. But on a Saturday night in Canada in 1992, he upset then World Champion Ric Flair to capture the WWF Title. From then on, he just became a phenomenon. The trademark sunglasses and the rush of the pink and black attack launched Bret Hart into one of the greatest superstars of professional wrestling. Bret even parlayed his skills as a bad guy and excelled. But it wasn't until the tragic death of his brother Owen and the Montreal screwjob by Vince McMahon pushed Bret out the window. After a stint with WCW, he seemingly just walked away. Until a stroke he suffered while in Canada. After years of not speaking and hatred for Vince McMahon, they finally compromised on a deal where Bret is inducted into the WWE Hall Of Fame. It is much deserved for the Hitman. There are a lot of historical moments in my head about Bret Hart, but there's just too much to list. So as a tribute to the Hitman, Nutcheck Videos proudly presents some of his greatest work. Quite frankly, he is THE BEST THERE IS, THE BEST THERE WAS, and THE BEST THAT THERE EVER WILL BE!
Bret Hart's Titantron Video during his entrance
Probably my favorite Tag match of all time: Summerslam 1990: WWF Tag Titles on the line: Best of 2 out of 3: Demolition vs. Hart Foundation
Hart Foundation vs. Bolsheviks: The Harts win in 30 seconds in Wrestlemania VI
Hart Foundation vs. Rhythm and Blues (Greg Valentine and Honky Tonk Man)
Bret Hart vs. Mr. Perfect: Bret Wins IC Title at Summerslam 91... Great match!
Old school Bret Hart vs. Shawn Michaels Ladder Match
