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#4 Sin Cara - 5'10" & #3 Andrade "Cien" Almas - 5'9"
Two Superstars who are widely popular in Latin America, Mexican-American Sin Cara, and Mexican wrestler Andrade "Cien" Almas, have great skills on the mat, with their smaller size allowing them to perform moves that have the audience wanting for more.
Both Superstars are under 5'10", and have used their shorter height to their advantage wherever they have wrestled.
Sin Cara has been part of the main roster since 2011, and even went on to win the NXT Tag Team Championship in 2014, with Kalisto, who were then known as The Lucha Dragons.
Meanwhile, Almas has shone a little more brightly than Sin Cara on WWE television, winning the NXT Championship, before moving to the main roster in 2018. Almas, who is tipped to have a bright future in the WWE, has the talent and ingredients to become top stars.
Incidentally, both men faced each other at Extreme Rules 2018, where Almas won the singles match.
