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===== 🏁 Summary Table (Ranked 1–18) =====

| Rank | Wrestler        | Notes                                               |
| ---- | --------------- | --------------------------------------------------- |
| 1    | Hulk Hogan      | Wrestling’s biggest global icon of the 20th century |
| 2    | The Rock        | Biggest crossover star ever                         |
| 3    | Steve Austin    | Peak wrestling draw                                 |
| 4    | John Cena       | Two-decade face of WWE                              |
| 5    | Andre the Giant | Mythic attraction, pop culture icon                 |
| 6    | Ric Flair       | Legendary charisma, influence, longevity            |
| 7    | Randy Savage    | Iconic look/voice, mainstream crossover             |
| 8    | The Undertaker  | Longevity + mystique = legend                       |
| 9    | Shawn Michaels  | Peerless in-ring performer                          |
| 10   | Bret Hart       | International star, technical icon                  |
| 11   | Brock Lesnar    | Legit crossover athlete, PPV draw                   |
| 12   | Mick Foley      | Beloved cult hero                                   |
| 13   | CM Punk         | Modern cultural disruptor                           |
| 14   | Roman Reigns    | Modern company face                                 |
| 15   | Buddy Rogers    | Original “Nature Boy,” historical innovator         |
| 16   | Gorgeous George | First wrestling celebrity                           |
| 17   | Jim Londos      | Pre-TV era superstar                                |
| 18   | Batista         | Movie star, moderate wrestling legacy               |

Would you like me to rank them purely by ''drawing power'' (ticket/PPV money) next, or by pop-culture recognition? Those two lists differ slightly (for example, Lesnar ranks higher in drawing power than Foley).