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Try telling that to the 50 Superstars on this list. From an arrogant former reality TV star with an attitude problem to a wildly charismatic plumber's son, these men have packed arenas and glued millions of fans to their television screens with their unique ability to inspire passion, fear, anger and laughter through their captivating interviews. Nearly every Superstar who ever set foot in the ring has spoken on the microphone, but these 49 men — and one woman — did it best.

Whether he was making you laugh, making you angry or making you scratch your head, Steiner was always entertaining when he had a live mic in hand. He was the Ivy League-educated rich boy with no street smarts that you just wanted to punch in the face.

He threw around his vocabulary as if it was a weapon, and many times it was. And he had the smug look on his face that no matter how badly you saw him get beaten up, it was never quite enough. When Bubba grabbed the mic, we were entering into a whole other zone at that point.

Take, for example, his reasoning for why fans should trust his buddy Charlie Brown from Outta Town: So much so that when WWE invited Mr. Beck to Raw, he refused, avoiding a verbal smackdown from Mr. New Jack made people uncomfortable, because what you saw was an honest portrayal of the human being behind the character, because the character was the real-life human being.

And he expressed that from his real-life experiences. And New Jack was, to the core, a hundred percent bona fide legitimate gangster. There was always an element of danger in Brian Pillman even in his early years when he was playing up to the fans. Pillman was uninhibited in his choice of words and delivery and that element of danger always made him must-see TV. Having come into considerable wealth on Wall Street, JBL took pride in being a member of the mega-rich that looked down on the common man. He made sure to point this out in every interview while projecting his own perception of an ideal America on the WWE Universe.

Thunderbolt Patterson introduces himself to everyone at Mid-Atlantic Wrestling. He made new times. He created new avenues for the television audience. He had a style that was like a Southern preacher. He was not a Muhammad Ali-type with phrasing. He had a way that was simple, but the way he presented it is what made him good. He made it interesting to listen to him.

I was blessed being able to grow up around guys like that and Thunderbolt. He was definitely a great communicator. The provocative show propelled The Miz into the spotlight, providing a welcome comfort zone for the brash Superstar. Kevin Sullivan talks about the evil that will strike Florida Championship Wrestling. Kevin Sullivan convinced the state of Florida that he was the spawn of Satan. He went on to weave terrifying tales about the monsters he surrounded himself with. Whether it was the demonic seaside ceremony that brought forth Purple Haze or his journey through the sewers and gutters of Calcutta to find Maya Singh, Sullivan knew how to get under the skin of foes and fans alike.

When Tazz would go on television and say he could step into the ring right now with the WWE, WCW and UFC Champions of the world and pile them up one on top of the other after he chokes them out, he absolutely believed what he was saying. Not a mixed martial artist. Tazz believed he was the single most skilled fighter on the planet, and the intensity with which he delivered those statements conveyed that.

If you think Mr. To put this in meme-ification terms: On your knees, dog. He was truly an attraction and he understood how to accelerate his brand and the brand of his opponents. Confident — often to the point of arrogance — in his interviews, Angle was witty enough to go word-for-word with heavyweights like The Rock and Chris Jericho. Above all else, Wyatt understands that words have weight and carry meaning, even if the message is purposefully muddied.

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Speaking in riddles and dealing in rhyme, Wyatt has both confounded and mystified everyone from Kane no stranger to theatrics himself and John Cena a fellow top talker, for sure over the course of his ascension through the ranks in WWE. Rick Rude wasn't the first abdominally inclined Superstar to insult the physiques of everyone in his presence, but he may have been the best at it.

With his lips curled under his impeccable mustache, the self-proclaimed "sexiest man alive" took slow pleasure in running down the inferior upper body development of the "sweat hogs" in the arena before showing their wives what "a real man looks like. If you weren't intimidated by The Great Kabuki already, you will be after this interview with Gary Hart.

He did a great job of making you really hate him without screaming or hollering. He could talk you into buying a car you knew had no engine. Being able to talk about him and the match and whoever he was managing, it made me better. And being able to evolve is what kept me alive in this sport. Ultimate Warrior orders Hulk Hogan to hold nothing back in preparation of their clash at WrestleMania 6.

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With Warrior, there was no room for the generic. And in doing so, they get to relive the musings of a colorful wild man and champion of sports-entertainment. Michael Hayes and Buddy Roberts vent their frustration on a recent string of losses. David, Kerry and Kevin Von Erich were rock stars in Dallas, so much so that their mere presence caused a riot that shut down Six Flags amusement park.

No matter what villainous entity reared its head in Cowboy country, The Von Erichs would run them out of town. Forgive the pretense, but Nick Bockwinkel was Voltaire. He was Isaac Newton. He was an intellect in an age of barbarians whose focus on brainy discourse pulled sports-entertainment out of the dark ages and into a much needed enlightenment. A villain who relied on brainpower over power moves, the four-time AWA Champion could expound on the intricacies of his Sleeper Hold like a college professor holding a master's class.

Scott Levy created the concept for the poet of the macabre and would literally walk in the skin of that character. But his actions in working out these cathartic moments against his opponents made you resent him all the more. He was so in tune with the sensitivities of that generation that I strongly suggest no one in the mids could touch him. It was like he never left, as he provided color commentary that was as loquacious as ever. The King was just as good at turning people against him as he was at pulling them behind him.

Who else would have the guts to compare the ECW Arena to toilet paper while standing smack dab in the middle of the thing? All the best talkers are able to shift between serious and hilarious with equal success. None were better at it than The King. In a business where talkers flourish, The Million Dollar Man was truly money in the bank. While his skillful — and often notorious — battles in the ring were nothing short of exceptional, it was what he did on the microphone that made him a star.

Terry Funk makes an unflattering comparison at the expense of Ric Flair. He would put fear into the hearts of wrestling fans where you believed that there was something major at stake for your favorite when Terry Funk was wrestling that person. Towards the end of his career — as he cemented his legacy as Mr. Harley Race spoke with conviction. Indeed, few wrestlers had the savage reputation of Harley, and his interviews conveyed that.

During a heated war of words between the two bitter rivals, Edge makes it perfectly clear how strong his hatred is for John Cena. From the moment Edge first grabbed the microphone as a member of The Brood, it was clear he had potential.

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