WWE is full of powerhouses. A powerhouse wrestler is aptly defined by his body and strong build. The type of professionals are bigger and stronger than the average superstars. As a result of that, they’re gradually a little slower than the other superstars, but they’re exceptional when it comes to strength and endurance. Few powerhouses in WWE are also really skilful and at times, highly agile. Over the years in WWE, we have seen many powerhouse superstars come and go. Few of the big men left a mark on the business, while few of them went without a trace. Hence, in this article, we’ll look at some of the strong and prolific powerhouse superstars that delivered great matches and won numerous championships.
The 7 Best Powerhouse Wrestlers in WWE History
7. Kane
Standing more than 7 feet tall, Kane’s wrestling skills according to his size is totally ridiculous. The Big Red Machine of Destruction has competed in the most matches for WWE. His consistency and ability to give his best every week made the WWE universe shower him with love. Although WWE underutilized Kane’s talent at times and involved his gimmick in some bizarre storylines.
6. The Rock
The Rock would have been above in the list if he had continued his career in WWE. Dwayne Johnson is among the most popular WWE superstar in the world. Although he started his career as an all-around superstar but he later evolved into a powerhouse. The Rocks comes from the Samoan family. And, the Samoan family has given numerous main event superstars to WWE. Also, we can’t deny the charisma of Dwayne Johnson as his promos and in-ring skills have always been above par.
5. John Cena
Another highly charismatic superstar in WWE, John Cena is a modern-day wrestling legend. After the departure of The Rock, Stone Cold Steve Austin and Hulk Hogan, John Cena became the face of the company. Cena successfully gave five-star matches regularly and carried the company during his time. He also holds the record for most World Championship reigns (equal to Nature Boy Ric Flair).
4. Hulk Hogan
When Bruno Sammartino started fading away from the business, it was Hulk Hogan who held it tight. Hogan has a big hand in making pro wrestling as well as WWE what it is today. He was the absolute babyface for the company. Hulk Hogan was idolized by almost the whole WWE universe, and by millions of wrestling enthusiasts. If we talk about skills, Hogan wasn’t the list topper but his physicality was the factor that allowed him to be great for the company. His rivalry with another legend, Andre the Giant was iconic.
3. Bruno Sammartino
Bruno Sammartino can be named the pioneer of wrestling entertainment. But unfortunately, he was the top star of the company when WWE wasn’t a chart-topper. He’s simply among the most dominant men who even stepped in the ring. Bruno Sammartino’s dominance and powerhouse style helped him to be the World Heavyweight Champion for 2803 days, which is also a record. And coming close to the record is a dream for superstars in modern-day wrestling entertainment. Bruno Sammartino was one of his types, no other wrestler can stand in the same line of his greatness.
2. The Undertaker
The Undertaker has changed WWE for a better reason. Since the Deadman made his entrance into the company, nothing is similar to what it was. When he comes into the ring, everyone just pays attention to him. His Deadman gimmick is simply the most iconic thing done by the WWE under none other than Vince McMahon. The Undertaker has fought in various unforgettable matches that fans can remember at their fingertips. He stands almost 6 feet and 5 inches tall, but it’s his agility in the ring is weirdly extraordinary.
1. Brock Lesnar
Who else than the Beast Incarnate Brock Lesnar can take this place? He is simply the true definition of a powerhouse wrestler. Brock Lesnar’s dominance, style and talent have made him an absolute in-ring boss. Several superstars who have faced the Beast Incarnate have revealed that Lesner is among the toughest and most powerful superstars that they ever faced in the company. Lesnar is also a former MMA fighter and he’s familiar with real-time fighting experiences. And that surely makes him more and more competitive.
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