EdgeA wrestler in the WWE is not just a wrestler. He or she is a sports entertainer. Being a sports entertainer entails a lot many things and one of those is about having a strong screen presence. Now, screen presence can be a product of charisma and an attractive face. A hairstyle can actually change the way you look. And over the course of WWE’s rich history there have been many who’ve rocked a particular hairstyle. You may talk about their physique or their wrestling skill or their charisma but these men also, at some point, may have led people to talk about their hairdo as well.Here are 10 wrestlers with the best hair in WWE history
#10 Roman Reigns
Casual and Hardcore fans alike will agree that Roman Reigns is a major presence in the company’s current realm of business. He has tremendous screen presence and it’s sort of impossible to think that there’s been no conversation about his hairstyle.
His long locks are a huge part of his presence. It may be really difficult to wrestle an entire match handling them but he does it quite well. Whether it is the Superman punch or the top rope leap or the spear, his hair’s always in perfect tandem with his most must- watch wrestling moves.
They just give him a different look and make him look spectacular while wrestling.
#9 Seth Rollins
When it comes to hairstyles, the only thing many fans will notice about Rollins is the split hair color. He’s raven haired on one side and blonde on the other. But what works is the added information about why he stroked one part of his hair blonde. He says that since he started working in NXT, there were many guys with long black hair like him. He did what he did to his hair to stand out.
Also gimmick wise, just observe that Rollins betrayed his Shield brothers, he even attacked Orton when they were teammates. He’s essentially two- faced. The other infotmation which may or may not be irrelevant is that he’s a Gemini.
Two faced and two hair colors go well together.
#8 Razor Ramon
Let’s start with the traditional introduction to Ramon, shall we?
Hey Yo! Say Hello to the Bad Guy. Razor Ramon was a force to be reckoned with back in the day. He was the self proclaimed Bad Guy.
He was the first of his sort to actually get immensely popular with the audience. His Scarface- like gimmick was an instant success. The toothpick, the walk, the entrance music and the hairdo was a perfect combination.
There is no way you might have liked the Bad Guy without appreciating his mere presence.
#7 Undertaker
Mullets, how can we forget thee?
Undertaker, before he rocked a bandana or a cowboy hat, just looked badass. Back in the day when he portrayed a ghostly, ghastly, grotesque, macabre character in an all black ring gear, he owned the mullet hairstyle convincingly well. It may seem comedic now, considering you watch it years later but can’t the same thing be said about his otherworldly gimmick?
The Undertaker carried his gimmick all through these years and Mark Callaway and the WWE have made it timeless.
#6 Shawn Michaels
The Heart Break Kid was someone you had to find attractive. Shawn Michaels was the face of the brat generation. He was sexy and you knew it. Before his singles push began, though, he was part of a cool tag team known as The Rockers with Marty Jannetty and they rocked the mullet.
While Jannetty and Michaels went their separate ways, Michaels found success in his singles career and carried on that hairstyle for a long while. Part of the reason why his theme song as such a success is because how fitting the description was.
#5 Jimmy Hart
No matter how old Hart may have become, he still knows how to rock a mullet. His colorful outfits symbolized his flamboyant personality and his hairstyle just brought up his presence by several notches.
If you see him around the realm of the WWE or any other wrestling event, you’ll notice the shades, the attire or the ‘Mouth of The South tag’- he was hard to miss.
That hairstyle added a special feature to his already standout personality. If he walks into the room, you just cannot cannot give him a look.
#4 Rick Rude
When it comes to talking about pretty faces, you just can’t miss Rick Rude. Rick Rude was a great wrestler and he was a controversial figure in sports entertainment, but maybe all of that comes with the baggage of being a draw.
His drawing power was partly because of his strong screen presence. He was one of the most desirable men from his generation and he knew it. He was ravishing, no wonder he was given such a tag. More than his hair, his physique was the talk of the town. But his hairdo was pretty flawless too.
#3 Tatanka
How many of you actually remember him?
Well, he was an intimidating performer with a war cry as his entrance theme supported by the war dance. His mullet has gone through so much offence but still survived the gruesome tasks of being a wrestler and came out looking as untouched as ever after a match.
He’s experimented with the color and the look of the mullet but after all these years he still sports that hairstle as he did all those years back.
#2 Edge
Sure, Edge looks great with his present look where he chopped off his long locks, but of all the things that made him the Rated R Superstar, his hairdo has a lot to do with his presnce. He worked like a rockstar and he looked like a rockstar. That hairstyle was one of the many things that made Edge- EDGE.
Whether it was a spear from the top of a laddr or just the ring, whether it was looking greedily at his prize or finding the right opportunity, sweeping into the ring or just wearing a pair of shades, he stood out. And that hairdo has a lot to do with it, It became as natural to him as his risque manoevers.
#1 Ric Flair
The Nature Boy is one of the many who may have followed Gorgeous George’s legacy as an arrogant, flamboyant character, but the Nature Boy did it with flair. He not only built an illustrious wrestling legacy, he did that by looking so good. His hairdo added to his iconic look which had him walk to a splendid entrance with his regal gowns. That hairdo represented his gimmick which was the “The Stylin', profilin', limousine riding, jet flying, kiss-stealing, wheelin' n' dealin' son of a gun!”
So many have preceded him and followed him, but he remains the most memorable one when it comes to being grand and spectacular.
