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This is my order.

1. Sylvester Stallone

2. Jackie Chan

3. Dwayne Johnson

4. Matt Damon

5. Jason Statham

6. Vin Diesel

7. Mark Wahlberg

8.(The Late) Paul Walker

9. Lucas Black

10. Tobey Maguire

`11. Justin Bruening

In my opinion:

Marvel: Ant-Man (Scott Lang). Paul Rudd is perfect as Scott Lang, don t get me wrong. But Mark is a good comedian as well in his comedy movies. I could see him as Scott Lang.

DC: Shazam. Mark is short but he has a great chemistry with Dwayne Johnson in Pain And Gain (who will be playing Shazam s nemesis: Black Adam) plus he was as big as Vin Diesel in Pain And Gain. He could easily get those muscles back since he has muscle memories.

Mine are:

Actors:

1. Paul Walker

2. Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson

3. Justin Bruening

4. Jason Statham

5. Jackie Chan

6. Tobey Maguire

7. Sylvester Stallone

8. Matt Damon

9. Lucas Black

10. Vin Diesel

Actresses:

1. Charlize Theron

2. Gal Gadot

3. Scarlett Johansson

4. Jordana Brewster

5. Gema Arterton

6. Lindsay Lohan

7. Michelle Rodriguez

8. Gwyneth Paltrow

9. Kirsten Dunst

10. Britanny Curran

I'm not an American but I heard LA and San Diego are very similar like a twin. Is that true

Mines are:

1. The Millon Dollar Man: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H65xYc23cxM

2. Edge: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fSMwx6ZCjfI

3. Dusty Rhodes: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9py4aMK3aIU

4. Mick Foley: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7iy2F_OD24o

5. Ric Flair:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zJ-eidEY_vc

For me:

1. Karate:

While Taekwondo's focused is on kicking, Jean Claude Van Damme makes me a fan of kicks. I'm training MMA at this moment and learned some karate's moves there.

2. Boxing:

I think Mike Tyson is the reason why I love Boxing. While people considers Boxing as an "ordinary sport" sometimes (because Boxing doesn't come from Asia I assume) it is one of the martial-arts that really works in bar room fight.

3. Japanese Jujutsu:

I'm a fan of both BJJ and Judo, but Japanese Jujutsu is their original roots. I thought Japanese Jujutsu is all about throwing and locking, but man, they have punches and kicks as well.

I would say Boxing is. The basic of martial-art is punch IMHO and Boxing teaches you how to throw powerful punches.

As far as Amateur Wrestling. I'm not so sure (not the one we watch on WWE, but on Olympic and Schools). It does need a lot of power and stamina to take your opponent down and to lock the opponent. So yes, I would say Amateur Wrestling is a Martial-Art too.

But IYO?

My top guy is Ryan Taylor from CWFH and other indy companies. One of the best wrestlers in the world right now, he just need to battle other world class performers. Not bad as a face, but very effective as a Heel whether he leads a Heel stable or just going solo alone. He has the look and the charisma. My pick as the most unknown wrestler. He is 6 ft and 210 pounds. He has long hair with beard and mustache.

My second guy is Prince Puma. He'll wrestle under Prince Puma mask and persona, but I'll let him talk as Ricochet. Bassically your superhero that you really admire to take out Taylor's thorn.

Other main eventers (in order): Austin Aries, Colt Cabana, Roderick Strong, Exteme Tiger (Tigre Uno in TNA), Mikey O'Shea (he wrestle on indies, mainly United Wrestling Network which CWFH is a member. O'Shea hasn"t wrestled for CWFH in a while), and Low-Ki.

Tag Team Division: The American Wolves, The Briscoes Brothers, Time Splitters, ReDragons, PpAvalon (Peter Avalon wrestle for CWFH and indies. Ray Rosas hasn't wrestled for CWFH in a while), Rockness Monsters (CWFH and other indies), Drew Gulak and Timothy Thatcher (not an official team, but they have great chemistry together in CWFH), and The Bullet Club (Doc Gallows and Karl Anderson)

Midcard: I'll roll up with other companies to make it fresh.

If Bryan Danielson doesn't retire, he'll be my number 4 guy, just behind Taylor, Puma, and Aries.

So WWE announced Daniel Bryan will show up on RAW and yet Daniel himself announced his retirement on twitter.

I really hope this is a storyline, but if not, then thank you Daniel Bryan Danielson.

To me they have the look (similar face too) and the charisma.

Big Show is funny as a Face and while Rusev still a Heel since his debut he has a funny moment with Sheamus and Bad News Barrett (the one when Barrett pinned Bubba Ray Dudley)

Both are serious Heel

And while Big Show is slow, Big Show's wrestling style is the mix of Powerhouse and Brawler. His punches are good (yep, because he trained in Boxing)

Rusev in another hand, he is fast. His style is also like the mix of Technical wrestling, Powerhouse, and Brawler.

Did NJPW do that?

For me:

1 Bryan Danielson vs Austin Aries ROH Survival of The Fittest 2004 (not necessarily his best, but just my personal favorite of Daniel Bryan's match. As well as my favorite Austin Aries' match. Plus, it was an elimination match)

2. Bryan Danielson vs KENTA ROH Glory of Honor V Night 2 2006

3. Bryan Danielson vs Paul London ROH Epic Encounter 2003

4. Daniel Bryan vs Triple H Wrestlemania 30

5. Bryan Danielson vs Nigel McGuiness ROH 2007 (a match that taped for ROH Driven 2007)