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#3 Babyface - Bret Hart
If John Cena is to the PG era what Hulk Hogan was to the 80s Golden Era, then fans of a certain age may well say the same thing about Bret Hart's relationship to the New Generation Era of the 90s. The WWF may not have been in such a powerful position back in 1994, but Bret was definitely the man keeping the company afloat.
And it would do a disservice to the man to claim that he was only a prop during a slump period for the business. Hart was beloved by many fans and still continues to be to this day. He gave the company, and the business, a certain respectability at a time when most former stars were being accused of illicit steroid use.
While not possessing the magnetic personality of an Austin or Hogan, Bret fitted into the babyface role perfectly when McMahon needed it most.
More than anything else, Bret would be the guy to give this 5 on 5 dream match some credibility as far as technical wrestling is concerned. While the rest of his larger than life opponents are busy providing the sports entertainment, Hart will provide the wrestling.
