TOP 8 WWE WRESTLERS

1.ROMAN REINGS

2.THE UNDERTAKER

3.STEVE AUSTEN

4.BROCK LESNAR

5. JOHN CENA

6. SHAWN MICHAELS

7. REY MISTERIO

8.RANDY ORTON

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RAW 25 th anniversary

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