Steve Austin Reveals His Top 10 FAVORITE Wrestlers

🔗 Get a Custom Pro-Wrestling Announcer Intro: ✅ https://bit.ly/RingAnnouncer #wwe #wwf #wrestler #wwefan #wweraw #prowrestling #wweraw #steveaustin #kurtangle #theundertaker #arnanderson #terryfunk #rickysteamboat #therock #brethart #eddieguerrero #shawnmichaels #ricflair The best I ever saw. Say those words to a wrestling fan and an argument starts at once. People want four names. They want a Mount Rushmore. Steve Austin has never liked that game. He has said so on Insight with Chris Van Vliet and on his own podcast, again and again. Four faces cannot hold more than a hundred years of wrestling. A promoter looks at ticket sales and television ratings. A wrestler looks at footwork, timing, how a man shows pain, and how he takes a fall. Those are very different tests. So Austin does something better than build a monument. He talks about ten men who shaped him. And if you love stories about wrestling icons, tap Hype now to give this video a boost. Some of the ten taught him. Some pushed him. Some simply did the job better than anyone he had seen. One thing must be clear before we begin. Austin never numbered them from ten down to one. He names one personal favourite, two men level at the top for pure ring work, and one greatest opponent. So the countdown order is ours, built from what he has said about each man. Put all ten together and you see how Stone Cold was made. Disclaimer: This YouTube channel is dedicated to celebrating the legacy and careers of classic wrestlers through archival footage, commentary, and analysis. All content is intended for entertainment, historical, and educational purposes only. We do not claim ownership of any copyrighted material, including video clips, images, or music, which may be used under fair use provisions for commentary, criticism, or historical documentation. All trademarks, logos, and wrestler likenesses are the property of their respective owners. Viewer discretion is advised, as some content may include intense wrestling action or mature themes. For any copyright concerns, please contact us directly. Thank you for supporting our passion for wrestling history!