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117.04.2024KuczyPL10.0 
217.04.2024ultravioletshiroi10.0One of the most over wrestlers in WWE history and for a good reason. When his music would hit in the late 90s the man would get a pop like no one else. Stone Cold matched his in-ring intensity with excellent mic work and charisma. Unfortunately he had to retire early due to an awesome injury he sustained to his spinal cord.
317.04.2024RunawayJesus10.0 
416.04.2024IDriveAFordFusion10.0I don't think there's any reason to rate Steve Austin lower than a 10. Like many other wrestlers who I have given a 10, Austin is definitely deserving of getting such honor. He has always played his characters well, was a great wrestler, especially before the tragic piledriver injury he suffered in 1997, and always got a crowd behind him. I view him as the KING of the Attitude Era, I remember a few years ago watching his Attitude Era clips on YouTube, he definitely ruled that era. He also sells a lot of merch and is always a top seller every year, talk about influence! His promos were great to listen to as well. It's a shame his career was cut short as he definitely was coming into his own league before the piledriver injury mentioned previously. He definitely is a worthy Hall Of Famer and deserves this 10 rating for defining an era, inspiring generations of wrestlers, and being the face of Pro Wrestling historically and today.
516.04.2024igskillfart10.0People forget how good of a wrestler stone cold was before his neck got injured, hes without a doubt one of the most popular wrestlers of all time, the beer drinking, the texas rattle snake, but before all that, there was Stunning Steve Austin, he was actually a really good wrestler, i want ppl to look at him before he became the texas rattle snake, he defintly should be looked at.
616.04.2024MZ00910.0 
715.04.2024DonovanBaybay22910.0A self explenatory 10 he is the most popular wrestler and hottest act in the history of the business .
815.04.2024Bryan200010.0One of the best wrestlers in history, also, along with Michaels, one of my favorite wrestlers. His technical level and charisma were unmatched. But also, the status that The Rattlesnake achieved is something unprecedented, in just a few years he achieved absolute GOAT status in Pro-Wrestling. Which places him alongside Hogan at the top of American pro-wrestling. Legendary.
914.04.2024Neuroticdog4210.0 
1011.04.2024Bean19857.0Goat level charisma shown with his Stone Cold character. Mic skills quite good, unquestionably one of the best to ever do it. In ring not bad, but way below the excellence of other guys. Career was great but very short, I feel like it lacks consistency to consider him in the elite. I like technical wrestling and entertainment, Stone Cold gave me only the latter. Respect, but not my guy.
1110.04.2024God10.0 
1207.04.2024ShaneSpear9.0 
1307.04.2024BruceMarcos5249.0In my opinion, the biggest megastar in all of wrestling. People would say, Hulk Hogan is the most popular WWE superstar. For me, it's Stone Cold Steve Austin. One of the pillars of the WWE's best era, the Attitude Era. One of the major guys who put the pro-wrestling on mainstream. No other wrestler can have as much drawing power as Austin. He still is the biggest merchandise seller in history. His biggest asset is his mic skills. The way he trashes talks and threatens his opponents is brutal yet cool to hear. Pre-injury he was a solid in-ring worker. After the infamous neck injury at Summerslam 1997, he relies more on his promos as his move sets are limited. Still, a pretty good brawler and the way he brawls looks like a freaking badass. Austin ushers the edgier version of WWE and became one of the most watchable shows on cable network history. One of his biggest rivalries is his fellow contemporary, The Rock. Austin and Rock in my opinion, are the biggest rivalry in the history of WWE. There are lot of copycats like Trish vs Lita, Cena vs Orton, Tanahashi vs Nakamura, but no one would match the box office rivalry of Austin vs Rock. Their rivalry truly put the Attitude Era on the map. And their matches followed-up of the call by Jim Ross and Jerry Lawler, they became iconic. Nowadays, I just don't like how they used Austin in WWE. He is just there if he wants to promote something or for cheap nostalgia but when his music or shattered glass SFX hits even after many years, the crowd will still pop out of it. An above average wrestler with solid fundamentals but A+ for charisma and promos.
1403.04.2024Clint Achilles8.0 
1501.04.2024Dntbamark10.0Without a doubt, besides The Rock, Hulk Hogan, Bruno and Andre the Giant, one of the greatest in-ring-performers out there. He and his rivalry with Vince McMahon defined the attitude era and without a doubt, changed the wrestling landscape forever.
1601.04.2024DeFy2810.0 
1731.03.2024nmct10.0 
1831.03.2024Pantagrueliannnxiety10.0 
1927.03.2024Fanofkane10.0 
2023.03.2024Rainmakerwrestlinhfand8.0 
2120.03.2024Jamesmac0158.0 
2219.03.2024Kai Kante8.0 
2318.03.2024AlphaHatsuseno9.0 
2417.03.2024Fantastische10.0 
2515.03.2024MikeHoncho10.0 
2614.03.2024theis200310.0 
2714.03.2024hawntt10.0 
2813.03.2024DragonSuperman710.0 
2911.03.2024mangled  
3003.03.2024TripleCrown10.0"Stone Cold" Steve Austin is without a doubt a member of the mount rushmore of professional wrestling. Without him, who knows what the landscape of professional wrestling would look like today. Whilst Hulk Hogan helped take professional wrestling mainstream, it was Austin who took it even further and made wrestling appeal to all demographics. Great wrestler, one of the best ever on the mic, great character, the word "average" or "bad" doesn't exist when you're talking about Stone Cold.
3101.03.2024Slidedan10.0 
3229.02.2024BigMeatyMan10.0 
3320.02.2024KingChook10.0 
3418.02.2024Tragiic10.0 
3517.02.2024Nilesmania10.0 
3612.02.2024holywrath162625262710.0 
3711.02.2024TheElMato61910.0 
3810.02.2024MooGati9.0 
3909.02.2024MasteroftheMatchGuide9910.0Where do I start with this crazy man? He had it all: muscles, comedy, pain-tolerance, toughness, creativity, and could go from a beer-guzzling hell raiser to ass-kissing Vinnie boy at the drop of a hat. He also had a rivalry with Vince that catapulted WWF to an insurmountable level during the Monday Night Wars. Every week, you were asking "Who's he gonna stun this time? " His constant interference in segments were great too like interrupting William Regal's narration of Hamlet, dousing the Alliance in a can of whoop-ass, dousing the Corporation in beer, and even stunned Chyna in an unseen backstage segment in 1999. He also had great acts that did involve him like kicking Booker T's tail in a supermarket of all places, helped Mick Foley with medical bills on Day 1 as CEO, made WWE get a beer budget and oh so much more. Austin could work, could kick butt, take a butt-kicking, and work the mic on the same level as Rocky, not to mention be hilarious like when he serenaded Vince and gave Kurt a kid's cowboy hat. HOF, WON, Stanley Weston award; he's deserved it all.
4008.02.2024K too Y9.0 
4108.02.2024RusherBryan2910.0The peak of pro wrestler. Mix of great character and great in ring. Always entertains me in any matches or segments of him. I also enjoy his wcw work. He is one of the most important wrestler in history.
4201.02.2024KEI9.0 
4328.01.2024mugglegoldfinch10.0 
4425.01.2024SethyBoy10.0 
4521.01.2024Scottielstamper 10 the highest bar in my opinion. Austin had great entertaining matches and promos. He brought in fans that never would have otherwise watched. His appeal with the fans made for great crowd reactions and interactions. In the days of the Monday Night Wars Steve was the the one I wanted to see getting even with Mr.Mcmahon.That whole fighting the system and evil bosse and raising hell show was one of the greatest stories in wrestling. His runs with Bret Hart Shawn Michaels the Undertaker Mick Foley and others of the time were always good but the emotional connection that was brought in with the Mr McMahon stuff was TV gold. In my opinion Stone Cold Steve Austin is one of the greatest if not the GOAT
4619.01.2024MaximilianBerner8.0 
4719.01.2024ThirdStrike10.0 
4819.01.2024skybo9010.0 
4917.01.202486Monfort10.0 
5016.01.2024perconflncns10.0 
5116.01.2024BahGawd10.0The pro wrestler that made me love the sport (more like the entertainment part in sport entertainment) and made sure that I stayed loving it. My only wrestling exposure back then is those lists that WWE made where they showed the top 10 craziest stuff like that. Everytime Austin was in that list you know somethings crazy about to happen. My love for Austin is quite similar to loving Jin in Samurai Champloo where I usually don't like overly serious characters due to the fact that there no fun at all and I like the more carefree, humorous characters more like Mugen (The Rock). But he is so overly serious I love it lol. The man and his antics spoke to me. The fact that he is also a amazing wrestlers makes me appreciate this website because I get to uncover this treasure trove of great matches by him. And surprise, surprise he is a great pro wrestler with great psychology. There are also lots of promos and segments that are highly rated. Which shows that this man don't miss. It might be my rose tinted glasses speaking to me but this man is 10/10! HELL YEAH
5213.01.2024Taper199410.0 
5312.01.2024Dirty Diego Steve Austin number 1 because I can relate so much about a guy who stands up to authority and wins the stuff he did to Vince made my joystick get hard , if I had a boss I would do a lot worse to them in real life if they tried to oppress me but thats another topic all together thats on SFS Austin had the full package in my opinion he was very believable and hilarious on the microphone and was a great technician some people think he was just a brawler with limited moves which actually made him more believable in the ring I got a buzz off him stomping a mud hole and walk it dry , but as his fans know he was one of the best technical wrestler in the early mid 80, s especially in wcw and even when he was at the top in wwf he had great technical matches with Kurt angle, Chris Benoit and triple Plus Austin and Vince rivalry made the Buisness as hot as it had ever been
5405.01.2024LIFEBEACH8.0 
5504.01.2024Jamarcus10.0 
5602.01.2024Loge10.0 
5702.01.2024dulonicdaddy8.0 
5825.12.2023rainmakerpunk  
5924.12.2023kewf198810.0Steve Austin was a very good wrestler, as in WCW he was more technical than the brawler he was as Stone Cold, which is a testament to his talent, as doing submission holds as "Stone Cold" would have been awful and not fit his gimmick whatsoever. Despite the change in styles, he remained an amazing storyteller in the ring and was an amazing mic worker and extremely charismatic, which led the WWF to eventually take the lead over WCW.
6024.12.2023Xthebarkingcat10.0 
6119.12.2023Wweontop10.0 
6219.12.2023Herr Kritiker10.0 
6314.12.2023celticinvader  
6414.12.2023ryand2510.0 
6512.12.2023ismarizvi10.0He is one of main reason that wwe what is today his rivalry with Bret, Rock, Vince mcmahon were all great.But in the start of his run he has to suffer with a very bad injury on his head and he had to change his style from technician to brawler.His Wcw run was good but let be honest if he stay then he will be midcarder for life.I would suggest to watch his wcw stable dangerous alliance war games match, His three matches with rock at wm.His return fight ko is also very entertaining
6612.12.2023GoodVsBadGuys10.0 
6708.12.2023TyNoelBahGod10.0 
6807.12.2023CoolKyle10.0 
6906.12.2023SockyDocky89.0 
7030.11.2023glhrams10.0 
7129.11.2023Bar78678810.0 
7229.11.2023tsdenizen9.0 
7320.11.2023Spacen33dler10.0 
7419.11.2023JediSaiyanMaster120310.0"Stone Cold" Steve Austin is, arguably, the biggest icon in professional wrestling history, he did so much for the business in such a short period of time that not many could make claim to, his "Austin 3:16" shirt is still worn and sold to millions to this day after all these years later. Steve Austin has always had the "IT" factor no matter what company he competed in, even if they held him back and gave him a glass ceiling. He was amazing in the Hollywood Blonds with Brian Pillman in WCW, despite Eric Bischoff didn't want them to get over, which ultimately didn't sit well with everyone in the office and the bigger names at the time. He also was part of one of the best factions of all time, The Dangerous Alliance, having an involvement in the best WarGames match to ever take place. Steve got fired via FedEx while he was injured, thankfully, Paul Heyman hired him in ECW where he let him straight up say whatever he wanted, most of them being disses to WCW and calling out how shady Eric Bischoff was, all of it was amazing and hard to believe all happened during a time when kayfabe was alive and well. He eventually leaves ECW to go compete in WWF, where he started out as the Ring master who is managed by Ted DiBiase, which wasn't a good gimmick. Steve Austin did find his true self in 1996/1997 when he unleashed the "Stone Cold" persona and cut the legendary "Austin 3:16" promo, and truly became a star after WrestleMania 13 in his match with Bret Hart, which I consider to be the best WWE match of all time. Steve Austin then gets injured by Owen Hart by accident, has to limit his style in the ring, but still remains at the top and goes on to become WWF Champion multiple times, having classics with the likes of The Rock, Triple H, The Undertaker, Mick Foley to name a few. Sadly, his time was cut short due to the neck injury he sustained in 1997. While his time at the top wasn't the longest, his impact can still be felt to this day. Overall, Steve Austin is one of the all time best professional wrestlers to ever pick up a microphone and hit the Stone Cold Stunner on anyone (one of the best finishers as well), And That's The Bottom Line, Because Stone Cold Said So!
7513.11.2023DamienGde10.0 
7609.11.2023FilipsWrestlingWorld10.0 
7707.11.2023attackonmob9.0 
7804.11.2023EugeneEnjoyer10.0 
7904.11.2023FelixCritik10.0 
8030.10.2023GrecoRomanYeoman10.0 
8130.10.2023Macho Sadness10.0 
8230.10.2023lukasmgc10.0 
8324.10.2023GabriMazzoli9.0 
8420.10.2023djones068.0 
8516.10.2023CSTLW10.0 
8616.10.2023Akatsuki10.0 
8713.10.2023Hatef10.0the definition of an ICON! I'm not that old to remember watching him on TV, because I was born in 1999. but when I watched lots of his historic moments, matches, promos, I gotta say that this man, literally changed the whole business! his merchandises are still in the top 10 in the WWE and he's been retired since 2003 ( I mean active presence )! Vince should thank god everyday because of this man, because he literally saved the company. is there any other record that this man hasn't broken? he's always on the top 10 clips in the attitude era. his ring skills were okay in my opinion but one thing that amazed me was that, he always had the crowd on his palms! it breaks my heart when I see that his career at the top, was only 5 years! his injuries forced him to, and I think this was the price that we had to pay, to witness the iconic legend, the one and only, Steve Austin!
8813.10.2023LegoStar9710.0One of the best wrestlers in history. Imagine an alternate reality where Austin was never fired from WCW. Not only did he become a big star in the WWF, but he saved the WWF from bankruptcy. King of the Ring 1996 and WrestleMania 13 was the rise of 3:16 Austin. He gets a Hell Yeah! /10 for me.
8909.10.2023MrRaider95910.0 
9005.10.2023andytuga868.0 
9105.10.2023Trombek Kushinika9.0 
9205.10.2023Excellence of Execution9.0Wohl die Galeonsfigur der Attitude Era schlechthin und insofern ein bedeutender Mann für die WWF/WWE. Sein Stone Cold Gimmick war sehr gut, weil er darin einfach unglaublich glaubwürdig war. Seinen Brawler-Stil hat er durch Intensität und Dreistigkeit gut rüber gebracht. Wenn der Hype gestimmt hat (was eigentlich immer der Fall war) und der richtige Gegner zur Stelle war (was leider nicht immer der Fall war), dann gab's auch gute Matches. Was mich jedoch von der Höchstbewertung für Stone Cold abhält, ist die Tatsache, dass er im Ring einfach etwas zu einseitig war, was allerdings nach seiner krassen Verletzung kaum ein Vorwurf sein kann. Er war von da an halt gezwungen, seinen Stil, der ehedem durchaus auch recht technisch war, anzupassen.
9305.10.2023AidanArcher10.0 
9403.10.2023Sheoko9.0 
9502.10.2023Tamjuk10.0 
9602.10.2023elnino10.0An extremely easy 10. One of the greatest pro-wrestlers of all time, around during maybe the most popular time in pro-wrestling and he was a large reason for that popularity. Killed it as a heel in early days WWF before going on the greatest face run of all time, was incredible in the ring before he got his serious injury, despite that he still managed to adjust his style and put on amazing matches that will live on in wrestling memory.
9702.10.2023JUNSHI9.0 
9802.10.2023puroraisedme10.0 
9902.10.2023wakaflockaflamewar9.0 
10024.09.2023Okaro1439.0Due to the many injuries he suffered, Austin didn't have a long career and his in ring work could be a bit sloppy at times but yet he was able to consistently put on some of the best matches in WWE. His match against Bret Hart at WM 13, HHH in 3 Stages Of Hell and Rock at WM 17 were some of the best matches of the Attitude Era. His character as a beer drinking , redneck, authority defying SOB got so over and he took professional wrestling to its peak. I would never say that he is the best professional wrestler of all time but he was in my opinion the biggest name in professional wrestling. Rock, Cena, Hogan, Bruno Sammartino, etc. could definitely claim to be but imo Stone Cold Steve Austin just had a little bit of an edge over them.