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We ranked our top 100 wrestlers based on a point system that involved headlining matches for WrestleMania, Summerslam, Survivor Series, The Royal Rumble, and all other PPVs, combined with a points formula based on titles won and length of reigns. While it was more difficult to ascertain the status of certain members of the WWE – namely tag teams, divas and legends w/ short tenures during this era, we believe that this is as unbiased of a countdown as you are going to find. Chad and I did a tremendous amount of work putting this together for you, so we hope that you enjoy the ride. 90. Victoria 89. Evan Bourne 88. Ezekiel Jackson 87. Chavo Guerrero 86. Goldust 85. Rene Dupree 84. Ted DiBiase Jr. 83. Eugene 82. Billy and Chuck 81. Michelle McCool 90. Victoria Dave: Like all of the female wrestlers, I struggled to rank Victoria in her proper place on this countdown. There is no doubt that she is an amazing and underrated talent. With that being said, because there is only one Women's title and because the women are generally not put into a high enough profile match to fall under the “headlining” guideline we laid out, there aren’t a ton of statistics for which we can compare the women to their male counterparts. I thought Victoria was unique amongst the Divas in that she could both wrestle and work the mic. I happened to be there live at WrestleMania XX for her match against Molly Holly in a Title v Hair match. This was one of the best matches on the show. I believe that Victoria would enjoy much greater success in today’s environment where the women are revered for their physical prowess. Doc: Interesting that you should bring up Molly Holly, as she was the only other woman who I considered for inclusion that we did not ul
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