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1. Keiji Mutoh / The Great Muta
Just watching him in the ring and you can't help but think that he really is "the perfect wrestler;" power, speed, traditional wrestling, martial arts, innovative moves, the theatrics, etc.
2. Curt Hennig / Mr. Perfect
I guess it's easy to say that Curt Hennig played the perfect heel, but he did for a long time. How in the world WWF let him go without a serious Main Event push is a mystery to me. During his peak years he was amongst the best in the ring.
3. Greg "the Hammer" Valentine
I always really liked watching Valentine's matches. He just seemed to operate with a goal in mind, instead of just stringing a bunch of moves together with no real correlation. I know that he is a Hall of Famer and held a bunch of titles in his career, but I still never think he got the recognition he deserved.
Honorable Mentions: Masahiro Chono, Kensuke Sasaki, Hiroyoshi Tenzan, Ted DiBiase, Scott Norton