The greatest double-turn ever and most brutal brawl dates back to WrestleMania 13. Bert Hart vs Stone Cold Steve's bout remains Hart's best, Austin's best WrestleMania bout, and the best WWE match. Hart won but emerged as a villain. Austin lost but became a hero.
Mark Calaway and Michael Hickenbottom, better known by their respective ring names of The Undertaker and Shawn Michaels, have been a part of one of the most iconic matches in WrestleMania 25. The bout was the greatest 'David vs Goliath matches ever.
In WrestleMania X, Razor Ramon vs Shawn Michaels was the 'match of the night' in Madison Square Garden. Nobody had witnessed anything like that. To this day, the 1993 match feels 'real' and 'fresh.'
John Cena and CM Punk were two generational stars at the WWE Championship at Money In The Bank 2011. The match was iconic as the bell rang because it depicted two schools of pro wrestling, a loud crowd, a red-hot angle, and a technical classic.
The Rock vs Stone Cold Steve Austin was one of the greatest feuds in WWE history. Their match was the main event at WrestleMania X-Seven. The match wasn't a spectacle but storytelling.
Savage vs Steamboat made WrestleMania III special. The match relies on pageantry. They wrestled in a fast-paced, athletic classic. During its 15-minute runtime, fans could not take their eyes away even for one second.
WWE put a roof on the cage so that Michaels could not escape from the Dead Man's wrath. The gimmick earned its reputation as 'The Devil's Playground' and the first 'Hell in a Cell match. It was brilliant storytelling from start to end.
Royal Rumble 1992 is a WWE masterpiece. Ric Flair started at number 3, Sid Justice entered at 29, and The Undertaker and Hulk Hogan entered at 20 and 26.
Another gem from Wrestlemania X was Bret Hart vs Owen Hart, a match between two brothers. Owen was envious was Bert's recent win. It was a simple story but a complex and iconic game.
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