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#4 Arn Anderson
The WCW legend is most notable for his stint as a part of The Four Horsemen, alongside Ric Flair, Ole Anderson, and Tully Blanchard, in the 80s. The foursome is regarded by many as possibly the greatest faction in the history of professional wrestling.
Anderson had a brief run in WWE in the late 80s, where he teamed up with Tully Blanchard to form the Brain Busters. The duo won the World Tag Team Titles by defeating Demolition and ending their historic reign of 478 days.
Anderson left WWE and went back to WCW in December 1989, and stayed with the promotion until his retirement. He won most of his titles while being a part of WCW. Arn went on to sign a contract with WWE, and spent almost two decades with the company, working as a producer for Vince McMahon.
Anderson joined All Elite Wrestling last year at All Out, and was revealed as Cody's manager. He recently signed a multi-year contract with AEW and is still acting as Cody's mentor and manager.
