Wrestlemania 29: Top 3 Wrestlers We'd Like To See

As the lineups for Wrestlemania 29 continue to take shape, there are a few fan favorites who deserve a chance in the spotlight if they want to make Wrestlemania truly memorable.

Ric Flair - That's right, bring back the Nature Boy. Shawn Michaels may be Mr. Wrestlemania, but with lackluster enthusiasm for Wrestlemania 29, nothing would be better than seeing the "dirtiest player in the game". Has he lost a step in the ring? Yes. Has he shown his backside way too many times? Of course. Could he use hair transplants? Absolutely. But he's got something that even the most ardent fans would admit is lacking in the current WWE talent: charisma. No one cuts a promo or berates a crowd like Flair and we all know it. Check out the video to see that I mean. If you really want to see sparks fly, have Shane Douglass make an appearance with him.

The Ultimate Warrior - While many would argue that he's lost most of his mind and mustle definition from the 1980's, there's a time to make peace. Bruno Sammartino made peace with the WWE after years of being disgusted and disheartened by the WWE's Attitude Era. And honestly, it's been far too long since we've had a guy run to the ring in facepaint, who growls and rants on camera. If Paul Bearer's passing has reminded wrestling fans of anything, it's that none of us live forever. It's a lot better to appreciate and celebrate guys when they're here, than have remorse when it's too late. Bring back the Ultimate Warrior.

Awesome Kong - Let's face it, the Divas division is a bit of a joke. It's been neglected for years and fans constantly joke that their matches provide an opportunity get a snack or use the restroom. I can't even remember the last time a Divas match mattered or was on a Pay Per View. It wasn't always like that. The talent is there, but the interest is not. Bring back Awesome Kong and create the David v. Goliath matchups that made her a hit in TNA and actually had fans anxious for her debut, which was derailed and mishandled in WWE. Although she was released, she's still competing...on the WWE '13 video game.