WWE History: 4 superstars who made huge sacrifices for the company

#2 Mick Foley

Foley managed to do pretty well for himself

Foley never looked like a traditional wrestler: the chiseled, muscled-up hulk, fans used to see on fitness magazines. He still somehow managed to leave a lasting mark on the business and went on to defeat The Rock on an episode of Monday Night Raw in 1999 to win the WWE title.

Foley is dubbed as The Hardcore Legend, and he deserves this moniker. He battled The Undertaker in the most famous Hell in a Cell match in history, falling off the top of the cell, onto the announce table.

Foley also wrestled Edge at WrestleMania 22 in a hardcore match, which ended when Edge speared Foley on a flaming table!

In 2004, Foley faced off against Randy Orton in a hardcore match, in what is dubbed as the match that made Orton a star. Foley did the same for Triple H during The McMahon-Helmsley Era, all at the cost of his health and well-being.