Album: Minifigs

Description: The salt of the earth. MJF is the most naturally gifted heel in professional wrestling and has been since he was twenty-two years old. Every promo is a masterclass, every feud has a story, and Long Island still won't give him the credit he deserves. He'll be fine.

Description: Bay Bay. The longest-reigning NXT Champion in history who made an entire crowd learn a three-word catchphrase and yell it back perfectly every time. Adam Cole is one of the most naturally charismatic performers in professional wrestling — heel or babyface, the result is the same.

Description: Every match, Rey Fenix does something that makes the entire building believe they just witnessed something physically impossible. He has been doing this for years and has not run out of impossible things. The Lucha Brothers are the best tag team in the world when they decide to be.

Description: Shush please! One of the most talented wrestlers on the roster has finally won the Intercontinental Title!

Description: He's bouncy! One of the most explosive young talents in WWE.

Description: Say his name and he appears! I believe in Joe Hendry! The most charismatic performer in TNA history has made an entire fanbase into genuine believers.

Description: The Dozer. Otis went from Heavy Machinery fan favorite to Alpha Academy enforcer and somehow both versions work perfectly. There are few people in WWE more genuinely entertaining when given the chance.

Description: Rayo Americano brings the full theatrical package — patriotic, precise, and impossible to ignore. Every entrance is a statement. The mask does all the talking before he even gets to the ring.

Description: Swerve's house. Everybody. The AEW World Championship run was the culmination of a journey that made every fan who believed in him from the beginning feel completely vindicated.

Description: It's Tiffy Time. Tiffany Stratton's gymnastics background gave her a physical toolkit that nobody else in WWE has, and she's been cashing that in as SmackDown Women's Champion.

Description: GOLDIE was his. It will always have been his. Tommaso Ciampa's NXT heel run is one of the best character arcs in developmental wrestling history — Psycho Killer at his absolute peak.

Description: The Aerial Assassin. Will Ospreay has been the best wrestler in the world for stretches of the last several years and has the match quality across NJPW, AEW, and WWE to back that up completely.

Description: STARDOM's most elegant performer is now bringing that grace and precision to AEW, and the Conglomeration is better for it. Mina Shirakawa makes everything she's in feel like an occasion.

Description: Dirty Dom. He turned heel on his own father in front of the entire world at Clash at the Castle, joined Judgment Day, and has been the most entertaining member of every segment he's been in ever since. The mustache was the final piece of the puzzle.

Description: The most complete package on SmackDown for two years straight and somehow perpetually undervalued. MVP's US Championship run was one of the best quiet title reigns of the mid-2000s, and the Hurt Business proved he never lost a single step.

Description: CMLL-trained, NJPW-forged, NXT-ready. Dragon Lee is one of the most explosively talented high-flyers in professional wrestling — the kind of performer who makes everything look dangerous and effortless at the same time.

Description: The original evil clown — before it was a genre, Doink was a genuinely unsettling character who used comedy as a weapon. The heel version was one of the WWF's most creative characters of the early 1990s. Matt Borne understood the assignment completely.

Description: The human suplex machine. Taz's ECW run was one of the most legitimately intimidating character studies in professional wrestling — a genuinely small man who convinced everyone he could break anyone in half. The FTW Championship was never officially recognized. He wore it anyway.

Description: WHAT DOES EVERYBODY WANT? HEAD. Al Snow and his beloved mannequin head were one of the great unsung acts of the Attitude Era — committed, completely unhinged, and somehow deeply compelling. The Hardcore Championship looked good on him.

Description: Cowboy shit. Hangman's title win was the most emotionally invested crowd moment AEW has ever produced — two years of storytelling paid off in one night, and everyone in that building felt they had earned it alongside him. Yeehaw.

Description: The Scottish Warrior. Drew McIntyre won the WWE title in an empty arena at WrestleMania 36. No crowd. He held the belt up alone anyway. When fans got back in buildings, they gave him the reaction he'd already earned by himself. The Claymore kick arranges chins.

Description: Fella. Sheamus has been in WWE for fifteen years and the Brogue Kick still lands the same way. Multiple title runs. The Bar with Cesaro. Matches with Drew McIntyre that went twenty minutes and delivered every time. Are ye not entertained.

Description: That uppercut sounds different from everything else in the building. WWE kept Claudio in the midcard for years under a different name. AEW put him in the Blackpool Combat Club and let him work. He's been himself ever since.

Description: El Idolo. CMLL trained him for years before WWE got involved. AEW gave him room to actually work. Put him in a match with someone good and walk away. Twenty minutes later the crowd knows exactly who Andrade is.

Description: The Almighty. Walk through that curtain built like Bobby Lashley and the match is already half won before the bell rings. The Hurt Business gave him the right frame. Bellator gave him the receipts. WWE gave him the title. Took them long enough.

Description: Boom Boom. Before every wrestler had a podcast, Colt Cabana had the Art of Wrestling. Before AEW existed, he was working the indie circuit on his own terms. Funny in the ring, sharp on the mic, and the kind of guy every locker room is better for having.

Description: Darby Allin hits the Coffin Drop off the top rope onto people who outweigh him by a hundred pounds. He's done it on concrete. He's done it through tables. He does it with a skateboard taped to his face sometimes. The crowd watches every time.

Description: Seven feet tall, dinosaur mask, philosophy degree. That's the gimmick. Jungle Boy and Luchasaurus ran Jungle Express for two years on the strength of it. Then Christian Cage got involved and the whole thing got meaner.

Description: Alan Scott had a magic ring in 1940, before Hal Jordan existed. No alien police corps. No willpower constructs. A train wreck, a lantern, and a ring that worked on wood. DC built the entire Green Lantern mythology on top of him and most people still don't know his name.

Description: 5150. Bubba Ray Dudley spent years being the loud one in the tag team. Bully Ray stopped pretending to be likeable. TNA gave him the Aces and Eights and the heavyweight title and he ran with both. Different name. Different person.

Description: Get the tables. D-Von found them. Bubba put people through them. ECW, WWE, TNA, any promotion with a table budget had Dudley Boyz champions at some point. The 3D through a table still gets a pop every time.

Description: Testify. D-Von went from ECW's most feared tag team to a solo gospel preacher on SmackDown. That gimmick should not have worked. It worked. Then WWE put him back with Bubba and it was tables again. Tables forever.

Description: Spike Dudley weighed about 150 pounds and spent his ECW career getting thrown through tables by his own brothers. Then he'd hit the Acid Drop on someone twice his size and pin them. The crowd bet on him every time.

Description: Suicidal. Homicidal. Genocidal. Sabu set up the table himself, climbed whatever was nearby, and landed on it anyway. Paul Heyman built ECW around performers like him. The Sheik taught him. Sabu did the rest to himself.

Description: From the top rope at a speed that should not be possible for someone that size. Montez Ford is the most athletically gifted man in the Street Profits and the Street Profits are already very athletically gifted.

Description: Bask in his glory. Keith Lee is legitimately limitless and the fact that his main roster run was mismanaged is one of the great modern WWE tragedies. The NXT run was perfection.