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Before we begin, please note that I haven’t included the likes of Stone Cold Steve Austin,
John Cena, Rey Mysterio and Jeff Hardy on this list. I felt that Austin was more of
a tweener or anti-hero character who did whatever the hell he wanted to and as for the rest,
they have been faces pretty much the entirety of their careers.
It’s been said many times that pound for pound, Cesaro is one of the best athletes
in the WWE today; he’s truly underrated at what he does.
While he may not be the best on the mic due to him being able to speak five languages...
...he certainly makes up for it in the ring by showcasing incredible athletic feats and superhuman
strength. But also, that uppercut!
Movement springs to mind.
Don’t get me wrong, Bryan’s work as a heel was top notch, especially during his
stint as the Planet’s Champion. However, as a babyface is where he truly excels. Just
look back at the whole Yes movement in 2013 and 2014 as well as his road to WrestleMania
30; fans were completely behind him.
At WrestleMania 30, all 75,000 in attendance that day were on their feet chanting “Yes!”
at the top of their lungs when Bryan defied all odds and won the WWE Championship. That
unforgettable moment perfectly epitomised what a babyface is all about in the WWE.
Drew McIntyre has come a long, long way that’s for sure; from an idiot playing air guitar
(his words not mine) to a multiple WWE World Champion and main eventer.
McIntyre made his mark on the main roster as a heel alongside Dolph Ziggler. But, as
badass as he was a heel, he makes for an even better babyface. He’s got the charisma,
the physical presence and he’s a natural on the mic… uh, wrong clip.
As Vince McMahon prophesied, Drew McIntyre was destined to become WWE World Champion
and what a fighting champion he’s been.
During the Golden Era of wrestling in the 1980s and early 90s, there was nobody more
loved than Hulk Hogan. The beach blonde hair, the signature yellow trunks and the 24-inch
pythons made him one of the largest attractions in wrestling history.
Hogan was the living embodiment of the American Dream and a real-life superhero to millions
of Hulkamaniacs around the world… until he was caught and recorded calling people
ni…
Hogan turned heel for the first time in his career in WCW in 1996 in what some believe
was Hogan’s best days.
But when I think of the Immortal Hulk Hogan, I think of a racist… I think of an All-American
hero and a key figure for revolutionising the world of professional wrestling.
There’s a reason The Rock is known as “The Most Electrifying Man in All of Sports Entertainment”.
Whether it’s him putting Boots 2 Asses or laying the Smacketh Down on the mic with his
endless number of catchphrases, The Rock never fails to entertain.
But to some, the The Rock produced some of his finest work as a heel as opposed to a
face, notably Hollywood Rock in 2003.
Those of you who think that, well…