I was thinking about pro wrestling wins as if they were shoots and who would have the most impressive list of wins, and I of course came to think of Hulk Hogan first. I figured he would have the best, and still do, but compiling the list of names has truly been an awesome sight. I used the PWO list of Greatest Wrestlers Ever, and checked Hogan victims off the list. This is at least Hogan's ledger, with a few more probably missed along the way.

Hogan has singles victories over PWO 500 members:

Ric Flair, Terry Funk, Stan Hansen, Genichiro Tenryu, Vader, Nick Bockwinkel, Bret Hart, Randy Savage, Tatsumi Fujinami, Shawn Michaels, Dustin Rhodes, Ted Dibiase, Riki Choshu, Rick Martel, Harley Race, Andre the Giant, Dick Murdoch, Greg Valentine, Curt Hennig, Sgt. Slaughter, Keiji Mutoh, Kurt Angle, Chris Jericho, Rick Rude, Tito Santana, Roddy Piper, The Undertaker, Bob Backlund, Akira Maeda, Sting, Jerry Blackwell, Triple H, Pat Patterson, Jake Roberts, Antonio Inoki, Butch Reed, Lex Luger, Bam Bam Bigelow, Bob Orton Jr., Masa Saito, Paul Orndorff, Scott Steiner, Adrian Adonis, Big Bossman, Yoshiaki Yatsu, Randy Orton, Big Show, Chris Adams, Jim Duggan, Ken Patera, Masked Superstar, Diamond Dallas Page, Masahiro Chono, Jeff Jarrett, Haku, Killer Khan, Iron Sheik, Yokozuna, John Tenta, Kevin Sullivan, One Man Gang, Don Muraco, Bobby Heenan, Kamala, Ultimate Warrior, Kengo Kimura, Animal Hamaguchi, The Barbarian, Kevin Nash, El Canek & The Honky Tonk Man.

Other notable victories:

Edouard Carpentier, Gorilla Monsoon, Blackjack Mulligan, Jesse Ventura, Sid, King Kong Bundy, Tiger Jeet Singh, Strong Kobayashi, Seiji Sakaguchi, Tony Atlas, Ivan Putski & Bobby Duncum.

Is there any possible way some other wrestler can beat that?

Hogan was the baddest kayfabe man that ever walked the Earth, can't forget the three towers of doom match or whatever it was at Uncensored 96 where he and Savage beat like 14 guys at the same time! :lol:

I don't deny that Hogan is the King of Kayfabe but it wouldn't shock me if a bunch of other wrestlers have more PWO 500 victories just because of the way wrestling has been structured differently from the late 90s on. Hogan (and others of his era) were wrestling the same guys on house shows for months at a time whereas more modern wrestlers have more chances to pick up wins due to the abundance of star vs. star matches on tv. Undertaker & John Cena are two names that come to mind. Hell, it wouldn't even shock me for someone like Chris Benoit or Daniel Bryan to have more PWO 500 victories than Hogan. I may look into this further when I have more time.

And if we're going for strict kayfabe unbeatability, Ultimate Warrior's run from 1988-1992 rivals Hogan's peak.

Nov 27, 2017 3:42:32 GMT Baker said:

I don't deny that Hogan is the King of Kayfabe but it wouldn't shock me if a bunch of other wrestlers have more PWO 500 victories just because of the way wrestling has been structured differently from the late 90s on. Hogan (and others of his era) were wrestling the same guys on house shows for months at a time whereas more modern wrestlers have more chances to pick up wins due to the abundance of star vs. star matches on tv. Undertaker & John Cena are two names that come to mind. Hell, it wouldn't even shock me for someone like Chris Benoit or Daniel Bryan to have more PWO 500 victories than Hogan. I may look into this further when I have more time.

That would be interesting to see. I think Taker has the best shot, but would still fall short. 

Some crazy Hulk stats. Wins over 9 of the Top 20. Wins over 28 of the Top 100.

I'll defer to Jerry Lawler for this kind of thing.

Kerry Von Erich, Dusty Rhodes, Ronnie Garvin, Undertaker, Tito Santana, Terry Gordy, Rick Rude, Hulk Hogan, Jack Brisco, Owen Hart, Bill Dundee, Curt Hennig, CM Punk, Harley Race, Tully Blanchard, Mick Foley, Ricky Morton, Dustin Rhodes, Shawn Michaels, John Cena, Bobby Eaton, Barry Windham, Steve Austin, Tatsumi Fujinami, Randy Savage, Bret Hart, Nick Bockwinkel, Terry Funk, Ric Flair, Dutch Mantell, Eddie Gilbert, Austin Idol, Tommy Rich, Koko B. Ware, Jerry Jarrett, Jimmy Valiant, Jackie Fargo, Honky Tonk Man, Robert Fuller, Buddy Landel, Kamala, Brian Christopher, Kevin Sullivan, Jeff Jarrett, The Stomper, Rocky Johnson, King Kong Bundy, Bob Armstrong, Dory Funk Jr., Sid, Ken Patera, Bam Bam Bigelow, Raven, Iron Sheik, Scott Hall, Jake Roberts, Davey Boy Smith, Paul Orndorff, Taz, Jesse Ventura, Bruiser Brody, The Miz, Sean Waltman, Tommy Dreamer, John Tolos, The Barbarian, Bobo Brazil, Terry Taylor, Mike Awesome, Mr. Wrestling, Lanny Poffo, Kane, Tatanka, Don Muraco, Justin Credible, Junkyard Dog, The Sandman, Ox Baker, Stevie Richards, Al Snow, One Man Gang, Randy Orton, Dick The Bruiser, Lex Luger, Ahmed Johnson, The Sheik, Masa Saito, Booker T, Dean Malenko, Big Boss Man, Superstar Graham, Sheamus, Wahoo McDaniel, Larry Zbyszko, Danny Hodge, Buff Bagwell, Steve Corino, Kevin Owens, Tony Atlas, Baron Von Raschke

Plus wins in tag teams against The Road Warriors, Arn and Ole Anderson, Sting and Ultimate Warrior