Immediately after watching this video I called my Mom (61) and asked her "This is random af, but do you know who Bobby Heenan is?" She not only said yes, but remembers her first PPV was WM3, with my dad! Wrestling is awesome.
Yea but her heat was like "get off my TV" heat, I always took her as an imitation of Stephanie circa 2000 with the whole screechy voice during heel promos lol
Shout out to reddit stories she should've been Karen Guerrero lol With her "excuse me!!!!!" line that she would yell out on the mic it would've suited her
Great list guys, and Bobby being #1 was no surpise as he is a class to himself and I'm glad that his accomplishments haven't been lost to time between all the various wrestling channels out there.
I had the honor of meeting Jimmy Hart about 5 years ago . He was the nicest celebrity I’ve ever met, he thanked my step dad and I multiple times for coming out to meet him. He was very friendly and welcoming.
Why The hell is Gary Hart not on the list he is one of the greatest mangers of all time he manges Abdallah The Butcher, Buriser Brody, The Great Muta , Terry Funk among others
@@LuckyDT yeah but if we're talking about on-screen, he managed okada and Jay white through their iwgp title reigns, as well as white's current ic title reign so hes definitely been effective
Fayde Can’t argue with you there, it’s just tough to rank him given his position in the company. Also, the point about New Japan being poorly represented on these lists definitely has merit. I love Cultaholic but they need to specify if their lists are going to be WWE-only or not.
@@LuckyDT I think Gedo being both head booker and a manager is a stroke of genius - any heat fans might have towards his booking gets reflected back onto the wrestler he manages.
Heyman himself has said he calls himself Brock's "advocate", because he wants to be the best, and he knew he couldn't be the best "manager", because of Heenan.
Admit it. Cornette is Loved for being so honest. Corny's shoot interviews are some of the best interviews ever He is so honest and funny whenever he opens his mouth. He's like E.F. Hutton. When he talks people listen. ( I'm sure there will be only a few who get the E.F. Hutton reference.) I just showed my age with that reference.
As an old fan of Southern Wrestling, there wasn't anyone you loved to hate more. He was pure genius in that role. He had the psychology down. Plus, I used to hope the Midnight Express would lose a match just to see him throw a temper tantrum. He made an art of that.
Damn was expecting Harvey Wippleman to be somewhere in this list. His puny size and big mouth combined with the task of managing unlikeable wrestlers (Giant Gonzalez for example) should be recognised for being a manager who would constantly get on our nerves in the 1980-90’s.
@@mxtt8899 In most people's opinion... Haven't watched it yet... But go ask the people in the top 3 who their top 3 are... $100 says Heenan is on there, if not at the top.
Bobby's commentary where he does nothing but laugh at entire maybe is one of the greatest moments in wrestling history. Without one word he gives his opinion and just chuckles and belly laugh the entire time. Classic
i dont understand paul heyman is just paul bearer wannabe and paul heyman look up to paul bearer when paul heyman grows up so how can paul heyman be better manager than paul bearer?
I want to start by just saying I hate Cornett I think the guy is completely out of touch with modern day wrestling but he deserves the number three spot he's not better than Paul Heyman though. Paul Heyman could talk circles around him in the ring. If you watch cornet stalking even his most recent controversy talking about fried chicken and black people he uses the same lines over and over for decades. But for his accomplishments 30 years ago he deserves to be at the number three spot.
@@StormcrowETC watch his stints in TNA and ROH and you'll understand that the "out of touch guy" is in touch with the more legit style of wrestling. There is amateur wrestling, pro wrestling and then sports entertainment. Corny is stuck to pro wrestling, Heyman is stuck on the sport entertainment. Both of them breathe and live that choice, sadly Corny's choice is acceptable and portrayed only in indy promotions. And to be honest I agree to a point with Cornette, I fancy myself a match like Moxley vs Killer Kross than an Omega vs Moxley.
@@georgekefalas6410 then you must not have seen Omega v Moxley streetlight. Because Holy Shit. And I would highly disagree with cornet being in touch with them or legit style of wrestling when a ton of wrestlers on Twitter disagree with everything he says. And no not just the Joey Ryan's. Cornette was in touch with wrestling as it was 30 years ago. The reason he has so many fans is because they are stuck in what wrestling was 30 years ago. Those days are over. They do not represent What pro wrestling is today. And until him and his fans realize that they're always going to be unhappy with the current product.
@@StormcrowETC The guys who are stuck back in the territory days, the Attitude or ruthless aggression eras complain just for the sake of it. But I see a big part of the wrestling fans (including me) being attracted to a more toned down and believable style of wrestling. Having a MMA and amateur wrestling background I prefer a good technical match. The best match to represent the point I want to make is the 2011 MITB Punk vs Cena, a good balanced and properly set match. One of the reasons I personally (I'm just stating my opinion here, not to defend Cornette) get alienated from the big promotion's matches is the storytelling, which is actually the halfway to a great bout.
Using managers to garner heat is an important part of the fundamentals of professional wrestling. It is a shame that the WWE completely ignores that fact. Just another reason why no one on that roster is truly over. Good list.
I couldn't stand Heenan when I was a kid. I'm adult "humanoid" now and I absolutely adore him. He is, without question, the greatest there will ever be.
I saw the title and said out loud, "If Bobby the Brain Heenan isn't number 1, I will riot!" I should have known you fellas would recognize his greatness. 🤘
Great list as always, room for debate but hard to argue who’s there at same time. All that said, something sounded slightly off about Adam’s mic compared to normal, but my tired brain isn’t telling me what sounded different.
Blassie’s work at Maccabia Mania II (Grand Masters of Wrestling II) where he sung Pencil Neck Geeks and poked a guy in the junk after it ended. Are we going to forget that?
Honorable mention: Vickie Guerrero As far as drawing raw heat from the crowd, she was one of the greatest. Her presence alone and just a few short words got the entire crowd booing, and got whatever heel she was working with to be the most hated person on the roster instantly. Seriously, go back and watch some of her promos, she knew exactly how to use her character to get heat, and the amount she can extract is what many heels have only dreamed of.
Nancy Benoit/Woman is criminally underrated, and not just as a valet. She could cut a promo, interfere with matches, and cause wrestling feuds with the best of them.
If you go back and watch the Savage/Elizabeth episode of Dark Side of the Ring, there's a clip of Randy cutting a promo saying "Macho Madness is at it's peak right now, and we gotta know who the manager is gonna be". That's when Elizabeth was introduced. So she was a manager in the beginning but she eventually became Randy's love interest.
Andrew Shaw dude you guys are way too fucking sensitive as wrestling fans. He made a racist joke now get the fuck over it please can we please just fucking move on goddamn you guys act like he hung a black dude on live tv just fuck off
I’m stuck between Paul Heyman (mic skills) and Jimmy Hart (Amore bumps than a cobble road). After that definitely Bobby ‘The Brain’ Heenan. They are the three Managers that stand out
Great list, but most definatley Bobby Heenan is the all time number 1. They failed th\o mention his work in the AWA with Nick Bockwinkel. Please, do yourself a favor and watch some of those old AWA promos. Some of the best stuff out there!
Dang, didn't even mention Mr. Fuji. He's at least top 10 in my opinion. 40 years in the business, managed Yokozuna, Demolition, the Orient Express, Bob Orton, British Bulldog, George "The Animal" Steele, Don Muraco, Kamala, Owen Hart... I mean come on!
I agree with the top 2. Paul Heyman has the greatest eye for talent in wrestling history! However where's Sunny? She's the only & first manager to manage three consecutive tag team champions
Paul Ellering should be much higher on this list. He a was a real life manager to the Road Warriors. He negotiated contracts and bookings. He negotiated sponsorship deals and made those guys millions in the 80s and 90s.
I know this is a personal opinion and this is your list, but...come on! 2 not mentioned are greats. The Sheik and The Wizard. But you got number 1 right on!! Bobby Heenan was My favorite!
Grand Wizard should have been on this list....For Christ sake he worked two territory’s at the same time under two different names.....Bobby Davis should be on this list (Manager of Buddy Rogers)
Good list but for my money it goes. 1# The Brain 2. James E Cornette 3.Jimmy Hart 4. Gary Hart 5. Paul Heyman 6. Captain Lou 7. Classy Freddy 8. Skandar Akbar 9. The Grand Wizard 10. Lord Alfred aka Ole Whale Rope. I am older so 1977 burthday....Honorable Mention to The Dr of Style Slick. Also want to give a shout out to Jim Cornette's work with Mantaur I was able to change my life for the better due to his incredible work.
I love Cornette. Even if you disagree with him on things I take that as a positive. I don't want someone to just agree with me, I want someone who has other ideas and good reasons for why they have them. Besides Corney just makes me laugh... Best manager ever though is Heenan, god that man was detestable to me when I was a kid and listening to his stuff as an adult is just fantastic.
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I remember that line in wrestlemania X7 when Paul Heyman in Commentary said Bobby was the greatest manager "besides me", so he was pretty close
He said it again during a Inside The Ropes interview.
This list is so phony. After Heenan its basically decided by era with all the older names at the bottom and more recent names at the top.
We only care about first place anyway and they got that right @MrCopperpott
Immediately after watching this video I called my Mom (61) and asked her "This is random af, but do you know who Bobby Heenan is?" She not only said yes, but remembers her first PPV was WM3, with my dad! Wrestling is awesome.
Props to Moms!
Basically if you're name is Jim or Paul, you'll be a great manager
Don't forget about the Terry's of the wrestling world.
🤔😂🤣🎯
If only they had managers these days. I could do
It!! lol
@@jimchop8235I actually want to become a wrestling manager. I already have a character ready to try out (even if it may be a controversial lol)
Honorable mention: Vickie Guerrero. My god the heat she got.
Yea but her heat was like "get off my TV" heat, I always took her as an imitation of Stephanie circa 2000 with the whole screechy voice during heel promos lol
I'd say "X-Pac heat"...but I'm an X-Pac fan lmao
Excuse me!
She was okay at it but, anybody could get heat the way she did. If you went out there and screamed "excuse me" every week I would booo you too.
Shout out to reddit stories she should've been Karen Guerrero lol
With her "excuse me!!!!!" line that she would yell out on the mic it would've suited her
There can't be a Number 1 unless it's
Bobby "The Brain" Heenan.
Paul Bearer wants the 1st place the best manager there is, the best there was, the best there ever will be
Great list guys, and Bobby being #1 was no surpise as he is a class to himself and I'm glad that his accomplishments haven't been lost to time between all the various wrestling channels out there.
I had the honor of meeting Jimmy Hart about 5 years ago . He was the nicest celebrity I’ve ever met, he thanked my step dad and I multiple times for coming out to meet him. He was very friendly and welcoming.
What about Bully Ray and Pacitti Club's iconic leader and manager Adam Pacitti? And that signature catchphrase we all love (pun much intended)?
ARE YOU READYYYYYYYYYYY
@@Cosmic_Gorilla BOOM
Sorry I’m confused what catchpharse you mean. Is it “YOOUU LOVE IT!”
I would've loved to see some honorable mentions accompany this list.
Before fully watching, I'm almost 100% sure number 1 is Bobby Heenan.
Ted Dibease as a manager was also great
Why The hell is Gary Hart not on the list he is one of the greatest mangers of all time he manges Abdallah The Butcher, Buriser Brody, The Great Muta , Terry Funk among others
Because as great as what culture is, they rarely look outside of WWE, WCW, ECW, or AEW.
Sherri was amazing. Sexy as hell too, and a solid worker. I can't lie, I shed a tear when she died
If anyone deserves a modern shoutout is Gedo from NJPW no doubt
for real he's insanely good
I’d agree but as he’s the head booker it’s tough to properly rank him.
@@LuckyDT yeah but if we're talking about on-screen, he managed okada and Jay white through their iwgp title reigns, as well as white's current ic title reign so hes definitely been effective
Fayde Can’t argue with you there, it’s just tough to rank him given his position in the company. Also, the point about New Japan being poorly represented on these lists definitely has merit. I love Cultaholic but they need to specify if their lists are going to be WWE-only or not.
@@LuckyDT I think Gedo being both head booker and a manager is a stroke of genius - any heat fans might have towards his booking gets reflected back onto the wrestler he manages.
Heyman himself has said he calls himself Brock's "advocate", because he wants to be the best, and he knew he couldn't be the best "manager", because of Heenan.
Admit it. Cornette is Loved for being so honest. Corny's shoot interviews are some of the best interviews ever
He is so honest and funny whenever he opens his mouth. He's like E.F. Hutton. When he talks people listen. ( I'm sure there will be only a few who get the E.F. Hutton reference.) I just showed my age with that reference.
As an old fan of Southern Wrestling, there wasn't anyone you loved to hate more. He was pure genius in that role. He had the psychology down. Plus, I used to hope the Midnight Express would lose a match just to see him throw a temper tantrum. He made an art of that.
Damn was expecting Harvey Wippleman to be somewhere in this list. His puny size and big mouth combined with the task of managing unlikeable wrestlers (Giant Gonzalez for example) should be recognised for being a manager who would constantly get on our nerves in the 1980-90’s.
Zelina Vega should be an honorable mention. Her work in NXT converted Cien Almas from a relative nobody to mega star in less than a year.
Heenan was also the best at color commentary ever.
My favorite manager Bobby "The Brain" Heenan. "All of you stupid humanoids out there".
Heenan
Cornette
Hayman.
That's my top 3 anyway
Keith Dooley mine as well
Paul bearer is my favorite
The correct answer!
Before I watch the video, I would say that Heenan is the greatest Manager of all time.
In ur opinion u mean
@@mxtt8899 Well yeah, hence why I said "I would say that.........."
@@mxtt8899 In most people's opinion... Haven't watched it yet... But go ask the people in the top 3 who their top 3 are... $100 says Heenan is on there, if not at the top.
@@TakerKaneanite619 didn't read that bit 🤣🤣🤣
It's not as if you're predicting what the bonus ball in the lotto will be.
Bobby's commentary where he does nothing but laugh at entire maybe is one of the greatest moments in wrestling history. Without one word he gives his opinion and just chuckles and belly laugh the entire time. Classic
Blassie has a novelty song called “Pencil Necked Geek” and I love him for it.
Awesome and Funny Video as Always Adam! Thanks! Bobby and Sherri are my faves of all time!
Did everyone else watch just to make sure Heenan and Heyman were 1st and 2nd as well?
Heenan for sure, but you could easily 2nd is between Heyman and Cornette.
i dont understand paul heyman is just paul bearer wannabe and paul heyman look up to paul bearer when paul heyman grows up so how can paul heyman be better manager than paul bearer?
Yea, but Miss Elizabeth SHOULD HAVE made the top 10
Heyman to Delboy is a brilliant analogy that I didn’t connect before but can’t unsee now
Put jim cornette second and Paul E third and that's a pretty accurate list.
I want to start by just saying I hate Cornett I think the guy is completely out of touch with modern day wrestling but he deserves the number three spot he's not better than Paul Heyman though. Paul Heyman could talk circles around him in the ring. If you watch cornet stalking even his most recent controversy talking about fried chicken and black people he uses the same lines over and over for decades. But for his accomplishments 30 years ago he deserves to be at the number three spot.
@@StormcrowETC watch his stints in TNA and ROH and you'll understand that the "out of touch guy" is in touch with the more legit style of wrestling. There is amateur wrestling, pro wrestling and then sports entertainment. Corny is stuck to pro wrestling, Heyman is stuck on the sport entertainment. Both of them breathe and live that choice, sadly Corny's choice is acceptable and portrayed only in indy promotions.
And to be honest I agree to a point with Cornette, I fancy myself a match like Moxley vs Killer Kross than an Omega vs Moxley.
@@georgekefalas6410 then you must not have seen Omega v Moxley streetlight. Because Holy Shit. And I would highly disagree with cornet being in touch with them or legit style of wrestling when a ton of wrestlers on Twitter disagree with everything he says. And no not just the Joey Ryan's. Cornette was in touch with wrestling as it was 30 years ago. The reason he has so many fans is because they are stuck in what wrestling was 30 years ago. Those days are over. They do not represent What pro wrestling is today. And until him and his fans realize that they're always going to be unhappy with the current product.
@@StormcrowETC The guys who are stuck back in the territory days, the Attitude or ruthless aggression eras complain just for the sake of it. But I see a big part of the wrestling fans (including me) being attracted to a more toned down and believable style of wrestling.
Having a MMA and amateur wrestling background I prefer a good technical match. The best match to represent the point I want to make is the 2011 MITB Punk vs Cena, a good balanced and properly set match. One of the reasons I personally (I'm just stating my opinion here, not to defend Cornette) get alienated from the big promotion's matches is the storytelling, which is actually the halfway to a great bout.
@@georgekefalas6410 Believeable wrestling; you're calling the clown show AKA WWE that. LOL, oh boy!
Heenan was obviously going to be #1, so I was happy to see you get #2 right.
How about a top 10 greatest tag team partners list?
Kofi, Arn, Bobby Eaton, Rocky Romero, Kane, etc
Heenan was the greatest manager and, in my opinion, the best colour commentator because of his razor sharp quick wit & impeccable timing.
Heyman over Cornette? Never.
Thinking the same thing!
Using managers to garner heat is an important part of the fundamentals of professional wrestling. It is a shame that the WWE completely ignores that fact. Just another reason why no one on that roster is truly over. Good list.
Great list. Im so glad you had Sherri 8n there. The only one missing is Gary Hart
I couldn't stand Heenan when I was a kid. I'm adult "humanoid" now and I absolutely adore him. He is, without question, the greatest there will ever be.
HM: Bill Allfonzo Daddy!!!!
Omg I had no idea Captain was Mario. I loved that show when I was a kid.
You're God Damn right Jim Cornette is in the Top 3!
Always keepin' it real.
FRIED CHICKEN 4 LIFE!!!!!!
depressing how so many of the people on the list are dead.
Honorable mentions to Mr. Fuji and Slick...
The Brain......the finest their will ever be, verbal classics every week. sadly missed in today's crop of stars
I saw the title and said out loud, "If Bobby the Brain Heenan isn't number 1, I will riot!" I should have known you fellas would recognize his greatness. 🤘
If I remember correctly Heyman is Brock's Agent. I'm almost positive I can remember it being mentioned when Brock was in the UFC.
Heyman did accompany Brock to a UFC Press Conference or two as a “hype man” a couple times. Never as his actual booking/sports agent though.
Zelina Vega is a great manager too.If they do something good with Andrade,then Zelina can be in this list in the future
The Grand Wizard should’ve been mentioned
Great list as always, room for debate but hard to argue who’s there at same time. All that said, something sounded slightly off about Adam’s mic compared to normal, but my tired brain isn’t telling me what sounded different.
1-Heenan; 2- Cornette; 3-Heyman; 4-Hart; 5-Bearer/Pringle.
I'd say Mr. Fuji and Vicki Guerrero deserve an honorable mention
Blassie’s work at Maccabia Mania II (Grand Masters of Wrestling II) where he sung Pencil Neck Geeks and poked a guy in the junk after it ended. Are we going to forget that?
Strong list and all worthy... shout out to Gary Hart
Honorable mention: Vickie Guerrero
As far as drawing raw heat from the crowd, she was one of the greatest. Her presence alone and just a few short words got the entire crowd booing, and got whatever heel she was working with to be the most hated person on the roster instantly. Seriously, go back and watch some of her promos, she knew exactly how to use her character to get heat, and the amount she can extract is what many heels have only dreamed of.
Honourable mention for sure. But if they ever did a greatest heels, she better be top 5.
Nancy Benoit/Woman is criminally underrated, and not just as a valet. She could cut a promo, interfere with matches, and cause wrestling feuds with the best of them.
If you go back and watch the Savage/Elizabeth episode of Dark Side of the Ring, there's a clip of Randy cutting a promo saying "Macho Madness is at it's peak right now, and we gotta know who the manager is gonna be". That's when Elizabeth was introduced. So she was a manager in the beginning but she eventually became Randy's love interest.
They were already an item before she came in
@@garystephenson9412 I know that. It's the kayfabe aspect I'm referring to.
Managers back in the day. At least in some cases really were managing
Disappointed not to see “Sweet & Sour” Larry Sweeney. But you got Heenan’s placement right, so, it can be overlooked.
Your list was dead on.
Thank you
Grea video but
Am I crazy or this a reupload?
Yes it's a re-upload I also remember watching this video before
I thought so too... Might be [name redacted] though.
A similar list was done on [name redacted] if I remember correctly
I'm happy he's on the list, but throwing shade at Corny in the process of saying he's great seems bass-ackwards to me.
It makes sense to me. You have to respect what he did as a manager back in the day, but that doesn't make him any less of a scumbag today.
Andrew Shaw dude you guys are way too fucking sensitive as wrestling fans. He made a racist joke now get the fuck over it please can we please just fucking move on goddamn you guys act like he hung a black dude on live tv just fuck off
Before watching the video I'll say if Bobby Heenan isn't number 1 you're wrong. 10-2 is debatable, but the No.1 spot will always go to "The Brain".
This was a great list.
Jimmy Cornette still making people want him out of their lives forever lol
If James elseworth isn't in this list, then it made the list of Jericho
I’m stuck between Paul Heyman (mic skills) and Jimmy Hart (Amore bumps than a cobble road). After that definitely Bobby ‘The Brain’ Heenan. They are the three Managers that stand out
Oh come on what about James Mitchell from TNA he was a fantastic manager of Abyss
What? No Mr Fuji? Come on at least an honorable mention.
He wasn't a great talker though LOL, at one point Jim Cornette was Mr. Fuji's mouthpiece as he was managing Yoko.
@@LuchoCastle_11 true. But you could count on him to whack someone with a cane or throw some salt. Lol
Harvey Whippleman said it best. Bobby Heenan was the greatest manager ever in wrestling, none of us are even a close second.
JJ and Hart just never seem to age.
pacitti, next do top 10 who u think can be the best manager in this current era. e.g: Enzo Amore comes to mind
Great list, but most definatley Bobby Heenan is the all time number 1. They failed th\o mention his work in the AWA with Nick Bockwinkel. Please, do yourself a favor and watch some of those old AWA promos. Some of the best stuff out there!
i'd swap Cornette and Heyman but aside of that, great list and a great video.
Kid you not, for a moment I was like who's Mike Shyheel.
Wholly agree with this list.
Jimmy Hart has been partaking of the unicorn’s blood because he looks the same now as he did back in the day during the 80s.
2:53 Jeff Hardy is pretty in drag
Dang, didn't even mention Mr. Fuji. He's at least top 10 in my opinion. 40 years in the business, managed Yokozuna, Demolition, the Orient Express, Bob Orton, British Bulldog, George "The Animal" Steele, Don Muraco, Kamala, Owen Hart... I mean come on!
I agree with the top 2. Paul Heyman has the greatest eye for talent in wrestling history! However where's Sunny? She's the only & first manager to manage three consecutive tag team champions
Paul Ellering should be much higher on this list. He a was a real life manager to the Road Warriors. He negotiated contracts and bookings. He negotiated sponsorship deals and made those guys millions in the 80s and 90s.
Watching this list I absolutely have no clue why managers aren't a thing anymore in the WWE...
Same reason tag wrestling isn't? Vince is in charge?
imo
Good vid.
James Mitchell & Gary Hart belong on this list...not that I know who'd I'd drop.
I'd also tie Cornette and Heyman @ #2.
imo
If Bobby Heenan is not number one, then we riot.
Okay, its just me here, and I'll be trashing my own room, but hay, its the thought that counts.
Im surprised nobody took a jab at Jack The Jobber's performances at WCPW
Of course they gotta get cm punk in the thumbnail
I know this is a personal opinion and this is your list, but...come on! 2 not mentioned are greats. The Sheik and The Wizard. But you got number 1 right on!! Bobby Heenan was My favorite!
Grand Wizard should have been on this list....For Christ sake he worked two territory’s at the same time under two different names.....Bobby Davis should be on this list (Manager of Buddy Rogers)
If you mentioned Percy Pringle, he could have been higher on the list.
I kind of thought he should be#5, but I'm fine with Dillon there.
I believe that the correct list is Numbers 10-1: Bobby the Brain Heenan
But I could be wrong
No matter how great Heyman is, prime Cornette is the only one to come close to Bobby Heenan
Without Bobby Davis we never would have had Bobby Heenan
Good list but for my money it goes. 1# The Brain 2. James E Cornette 3.Jimmy Hart 4. Gary Hart 5. Paul Heyman 6. Captain Lou 7. Classy Freddy 8. Skandar Akbar 9. The Grand Wizard 10. Lord Alfred aka Ole Whale Rope. I am older so 1977 burthday....Honorable Mention to The Dr of Style Slick. Also want to give a shout out to Jim Cornette's work with Mantaur I was able to change my life for the better due to his incredible work.
1.Bobby Heenan
2.Jim Cornette
3.JJ Dillon
4.Gary Hart
5.Freddie Blasie
One of the few list where you already know who #1 is before it starts. No subjective arguments here.
Where’s Playboy Gary Hart? Where’s Bobby Davis? Where’s Sir Oliver Humperdink?
Where is Gedo?! Helped make Okada one of the best ever and got Jay White incredible heat during that amazing turn too!
I love Cornette. Even if you disagree with him on things I take that as a positive. I don't want someone to just agree with me, I want someone who has other ideas and good reasons for why they have them. Besides Corney just makes me laugh... Best manager ever though is Heenan, god that man was detestable to me when I was a kid and listening to his stuff as an adult is just fantastic.
Don't forget Ron Wright.
Also Cornette should have been #2.
Someone should make a post questioning if this is a re-upload or not.
Lesnar does his thing at home cuz he decided to doesn't show up once again.Great to see him defend his title 5 times a year.Hooray.
how you not gonna mention blassies invasion speech it was awesome
No honorable mentions? Brother Love, Mr. Fuji, Slick? Ijs... who am I missing???
Still feel it should be
1. Bobby Heenan
2. Jim Cornette
3. Paul Heyman
Those are my top 3
Good list but no James Mitchel? He is the bet none WWE Manager of the last 20 years. His TNA stuff is always good