, Charlotte has been WWE's best all-round performer for years. She's the most important female star in company history, with game-changing matches against Becky Lynch, Ronda Rousey, Asuka, Sasha Banks, and more. Already a 12-time champ – she's on track to beat Ric's record of 16 – Charlotte's career is just getting started. Charlotte Flair has already eclipsed father Ric's legacy inside a WWE ringCredit: Instagram @charlottewwe 9. Triple H Trips has been a divisive figure but you can't argue with 20 years at the top of WWE. He helped create the Attitude Era with DX and became the best in the business in 2000. Since then, he's been crucial in making new stars and future champs – Randy Orton, Batista, John Cena, Daniel Bryan, Seth Rollins, all owe a debt to 'The Game'. Now he uses his sharp mind as the new Head of Creative following reshuffle at the top of the organization earlier this year. Triple H has transitioned from one of WWE's top wrestlers to become the head of NXTCredit: Getty Images - Getty 8. John Cena Love him or hate him, Cena is the most important star of modern WWE. The 16-time champ has carried WWE into a new era more than once. Cena was a handpicked champion who represented the idea of 'the company guy' – the embodiment of WWE as an unbeatable corporate powerhouse. His Superman-style defies believability and turned some fans against him. But he's the biggest ratings and ticket draw of the last 15 years. 16-time champion John Cena was WWE){kind=link}
WHO is the greatest WWE star of all time?
It’s a question that both fans and wrestlers have pondered for decades.
And what makes a great wrestling superstar? Is it matches and moves? Box office receipts? Pure charisma? Or all of the above?
Sun Sport ranks the 10 best WWE wrestlers of all time.
While dad Ric doesn’t make the list (most of his best work happened outside WWE), Charlotte has been WWE’s best all-round performer for years.