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| Legendary wrestling villain and world-class manager, who became a cultural icon. |
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| The beautiful valet for such stars as "Macho Man" Randy Savage and Hulk Hogan. |
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| Muscular star of the 50s-70s, considered to have the best build of his era. |
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| These are the people whom the wrestling world lost in the year 2003. |
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| Rugged big man had a successful 25-year career, wrestling across the globe. |
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| Bloodthirsty madman was a major draw internationally with his no holds barred approach. |
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| West Coast superstar who dominated the business during the 1950s. |
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| Feisty Italian grappler had a long and successful career as "The Sicilian." |
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| Beloved Canadian grappler was a CAC honoree in 1994. |
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| Giant gained reputation with his feats of strength on The Johnny Carson Show. |
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| Thought of by many as the greatest Canadian wrestling star of all time. |
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| For 20 years a part of wrestling's most important tag team of the modern era, The Road Warriors. |
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| Teamed with "brother" Nikolai to hold several titles in the Midwest during the 1950s. |
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| Former WWE superstar had a long run on the West Coast as "Leprichaun" Erin O'Grady. |
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| Considered by many to be one of the best wrestlers who ever graced the sport. |
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| Second-generation star had respectable career throughout the Southeast in the 1970s. |
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| Colorful brawler was a major player in Southern wrestling for more than two decades. |
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| Big man had success in WCW, All Japan and NWA-TNA under various names |
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| Former AWA World Heavyweight champion was a key figure for two decades. |
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