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#8 Bret Hart
Bret Hart was one of the best technical wrestlers of all time. He was trained by his legendary father Stu Hart. When WWE was in major danger during the early and mid-1990s, Hart was one of the main superstars to carry the promotion during that period.
Bret Hart debuted in 1985. Bret "The Hitman" Hart is a five-time WWF World Heavyweight Champion, and he became a member of WWE Hall of Fame in 2006.
Called the ‘Excellence of Execution’ by legendary WWE commentator Gorilla Monsoon, Hart’s technical and athletic style was a real game-changer in the mid-‘90s, pushing the boundaries of in-ring performance to previously unseen heights.
He was the opposite of the kinds of wrestlers WWE had pushed before him, he was a smaller yet a technically-superior wrestler, while the superstars that WWE pushed earlier were giants. Hart's ability to deliver amazing matches made WWE push him.
Because of this, the attitude of WWE fans began to shift away from the powerful immobile giants and more towards these smaller wrestlers who had better technique, which changed WWE forever.
The 'Excellence of Execution' was "The Best There Is, the Best There Was, the Best There Ever Will Be".
