Now that AJ Styles, Samoe Joe, and Shinsuke Nakamura are in WWE,

Chris Benoit

John Cena

Mark Calaway.

Unfunny jokes aside, who is it?

>>1666463
Ronda

>>1666463
Muta is the most realistic

Hulk hogan

>>1666463
Ricochet

>>1666463
Christopher Daniels.
Moose
Jay Lethal
Ricochet

>>1666463
Young Bucks

>>1666463
Johnny Mundo

>>1666482
Back in 98 to 2001 Daniels was a jobber in Heat, Velocity, Jakked and the like.

In all honestly, Jay Lethal, Tanahashi, Kushida, Okada, Michael Elgin, Adam Cole, reDRagon, Young Bucks, ...

>>1666463
Sting

Terry Bollea

>>1666463
Kenny Omega
Okada

>>1666546
Cage

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>who is the biggest star to never wrestle in the WWE

Magnum T.A. and it isn't even close.

>>1666546
>Jay Lethal
>Michael Elgin, Adam Cole, reDRagon, Young Bucks
Uh huh. It's just a matter of time

>>1666504
Daniels would have been my choice if not for this. It's a crime he never had a run as world champion anywhere, maybe ROH will give him a thank you run like Jerry Lynn

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>>1666463
kenny omega

>>1666463
Probably Kenny Omega ATM>>1666463

Goldberg

>>1666567
>Cage
FCW counts?

It's obviously Kenta you dummies.

http://www.wwe.com/classics/classic-lists/10-greatest-never-in-wwe

Obviously, now Sting is no longer eligible.

>>1666624
>New Jack
Does anyone here work for WWE.com or something?

>>1666653
Well, Joey Styles once ran it.

>>1666463
Ricochet, Vampiro, Muta.
Ibushi would kinda count, considering he's turned down every and any WWE contract he got, and the CWC was just a gig with outlel wrestlers who also turned down contracts.

>>1666463
Probably Kenta Kobashi. There's shit loads of old mega stars like Magnum TA Rikidozan and El Santo, but im assuming this means wrestlers from this generation.

>>1666799
Kobashi isn't from this generation

Disco Inferno

>>1666816
Based.

>>1666470
This, or Antonio Inoki. More modern? Okada or that canadian memester have neither wrestled for the 'E either that I know of.

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>>1666857
Muta was actually popular in the states for a spell apparently when he was murdering jobbers with sickass backflips and karate kicks

kenny omega

>>1666883
Of course. He wrestled (and defeated) a huge number of american megastars of the day, like members of the 4 horsemen.

But most people will also know the name Antonio Inoki, if only for his shoot fights and maybe a youtube video of him using Orton's head punt on some fat greasy American 25 years before Orton thought it was cool.

>>1666887
Inoki's not realistic for an extended run because he was basically Japanese Vince in terms of being a lunatic businessman making insane stupid investments

>>1666811
He is to me though, plus he was wrestling this decade. If Muta counts, Kobashi counts.