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Undertaker
Like Kane, Undertaker’s early run projected him as a superhuman character. Although selling was required, Taker did not need it in plenty. Once Taker took his first loss in the company, things changed. The Attitude Era and the years that followed provided Taker with a stage to showcase his selling skills.
The matches that he had at WrestleMania are the biggest examples. Taker faced off against the likes of Randy Orton, Triple H, CM Punk, Brock Lesnar and Shawn Michaels at the Mania. WWE mixed in a lot of near falls into these matches to add drama. This called for Taker’s selling skills. The Phenom never disappointed. Despite his size, Taker stood out with the way he sold the moves.
Brock Lesnar
First of all, yes, Brock Lesnar is a giant. He has the size to be in the category and the dominance to be called a monster. One thing that gets overlooked about Lesnar is his selling skills. The Beast is considered to be a legitimate shoot fighter and this makes the selling part tougher for him.
But thankfully for Lesnar, he is good at it. He is capable of selling the hell out of a move. Seeing a tough superstar like Lesnar taking moves is something the fans love to see. He might not appear in the WWE every now and then but when he does, Lesnar steals the show. His most recent match at WrestleMania was a class act as well. The way he sold the moves of Roman Reigns and Seth Rollins added realism to the match. And after all, what could feel more real than a legitimate fighter getting his rear kicked?
