Hollywood Hulk Hogan- Hulk Hogan is arguably the most famous WWE Superstar of all time. World Wrestling Entertainment was never the same after Hogan replaced an injured Bob Backlund and defeated The Iron Sheik for the WWE Championship on January 23, 1984, at Madison Square Garden. A phenomenon was born. After he left the WWF in 1993, Hogan went to WCW in 1994, where he shocked the world and helped form the New World Order with Scott Hall and Kevin Nash two years later. Hogan won the WCW Championship six times between 1994 and 1999.

Shawn Michaels- The Icon. The Showstopper. The Main Event. The man known as Shawn Michaels has gone by many names throughout his thrilling career and he can now add one more to that list — WWE Hall of Famer. HBK’s inclusion in the class of 2011 comes as no surprise. In an industry where hyperbole is the norm, there may not be enough ways to describe the greatness of Shawn Michaels. He is considered by many of his peers to be the most talented performer to ever set foot inside a ring.

Hulk Hogan – The blonde and muscle-bound Hogan, sporting his trademark 24-inch pythons, urged youngsters to say their prayers and eat their vitamins. His historic championship run would last nearly four years, a reign nobody has even come close to matching in the last two decades. Hogan’s success brought unprecedented mainstream attention to wrestling, even landing Hogan in television and movie roles.

Scott Hall – During his tenure with WCW, Hall was one of the three original members of the nWo stable (along with Hulk Hogan and Kevin Nash), whose storyline involving the “invasion” of the WCW by anarchist wrestlers helped to skyrocket WCW’s television ratings and reinvigorated interest in the promotion. He has held several titles over the course of his career.

Daniel Bryan – Trained by WWE Hall of Famer Shawn Michaels, current World heavyweight champion Daniel Bryan competed on the indie wrestling circuit for 10 years. Honing his craft on multiple continents, Bryan became well-known for his hybrid of Japanese and American offensive styles that made good use of vicious elbow strikes, precision kicks, spine-jarring suplexes and various torturous submission maneuvers.

Sin Cara Negro- The black and silver Sin Cara pointedly told the world that the blue and gold Sin Cara had stolen his identity as Mistico in the past and proclaimed that their match at WWE Hell in a Cell would decide who would be known as Sin Cara. This is Hunico with the mask.

Dolph Ziggler- With his sculpted physique and cocksure attitude, Ziggler gives off the aura of an athlete who knows exactly what he’s doing. World champion in 2012? Maybe the Royal Rumble can give us a clue soon.

Ultimate Warrior- My favorite wrestler in history. Don’t ask me why! This is my Mattel elite version of the famous 1 of 5 USA “Warrior America” exclusive by Jakks Pacific in 2004/

The Smoking Gunns was a professional wrestling tag team of kayfabe brothers Billy and Bart Gunn. As a team, the Smoking Gunns won the WWF Tag Team Championship three times.

Dory Funk Jr. is the son of Dory Funk Sr. and brother of Terry Funk. He is credited with the invention of the Texas cloverleaf submission hold and runs the Funking Conservatory, a professional wrestling school.

“Baron” Mikel Scicluna started wrestling during the 1950s, and used the name Mike Valentino early in his career. Scicluna worked primarily in Canada until 1965, when he ventured to the World Wide Wrestling Federation (WWWF), now known as WWE, using his most famous moniker “Baron” Mikel Scicluna.

Kane – Wherever Kane goes, all-out annihilation travels swiftly by his side. And until the day that he is finally at peace, his “Big Red” shadow will undoubtedly continue to strike fear in the hearts of anyone who dares steps in the ring with him. This figure depicts his resurrection and current carnage in WWE.

Sheamus – In a relative short span of time, Sheamus has accomplished what other Superstars work their entire careers to attain. And any Superstar with the guts to take him on will face more than the “luck of the Irish.” They will also be taking on the pure brutality of one of its most dangerous countrymen.

Bret Hart – Almost a decade after his last taste of championship merit, The Hit Man’s triumph emphasized a key ideal of the statement he made famous so many years before. Enduring a career-ending injury and stroke, through so much controversy and tragedy, Bret Hart reaffirmed why he truly is the “best there ever will be.” This figure is from his WCW stint.