WrestleZone’s Top 10 World Heavyweight Champions

November 7, 2013

Number 1: Edge

Edge

It is no secret that Edge is my favorite wrestler of all-time. Edge's credentials speak for themselves. He has done and won everything in his career. I remember being in Pittsburgh at a Smackdown taping when he cashed in on The Undertaker after a brutal match against Batista. The reign was short and full of impact. Ironically, I was also there when he won it a second time in a Triple Threat Match against The Undertaker and Batista at Armageddon in December of 2007. After main eventing WrestleMania 24 with The Undertaker, Edge would have to wait until June to get it back. Overall, he has won the title seven times in his WWE career. He has competed in almost every imaginable match with the belt on the line. He made Taker crash through multiple tables in San Diego to create an "OMG" moment. Edge did everything as World Heavyweight Champion and has created superstars and moments along the way.

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