PW's Top Five - Week 1

[Benson]

Alright, I'm starting out a new thing here in hopes of starting up some positive discussion around here. Every Monday, I'll pop in and post a new one of these threads asking for your top 5 on anything. Could be literally anything, spanning the decades of WWE/F/WF existance. It could be the most random thing ever, or the most obvious topic ever. So, without further adieu, here we go. PW, this week, I am eager to learn your Top 5....

Heel Turns - (from the year 2000 or later)

[HR]

Trish at Wrestlemania 20
AJ at TLC
Daniel Bryan cashing in MITB on Big Show and his ego growing as champion
CM Punk on Jeff Hardy
Eddie Guerrero on Rey Mysterio

[SM]

1. Eddie Guerrero on Rey Mysterio in 2005
2. The Rock in 2003
3. CM Punk on Jeff Hardy in 2009
4. Undertaker in 2001
5. Cody Rhodes on Bob Holly at Night of Champions 2008

[Big Pete]

Steve Austin @ Wrestlemania 17
Triple H on Shawn Michaels '02
Shawn Michaels on Hulk Hogan '05
CM Punk on Jeff Hardy '09
Batista on Mysterio '09

Disappointed Stephanie McMahon @ Armageddon 99 just misses out. Pretty much salvaged the Corporate Ministry angle and really took HHH to the next level.

[The Champ]

Trish at Wrestlemania 20
AJ at TLC
Daniel Bryan cashing in MITB on Big Show and his ego growing as champion
CM Punk on Jeff Hardy
Eddie Guerrero on Rey Mysterio

Change AJ to Steve Austin and that's my list.

The Trish one in particular doesn't get mentioned as much as it should. The turn itself was awesome (and hot) and her heel run after that was one of the best ever for a female.

[Kane]

1. Stone cold steve austin selling his sole to the devil at WM17

2. CM Punk heel turn 1000 raw

3. Brock lesnar turning heel

4. Edge heel turn, turning his back on the people.

5. The Rock returning from hollywood, turning heel

[BestInThe205]

Trish at Wrestlemania 20
AJ at TLC
Daniel Bryan cashing in MITB on Big Show and his ego growing as champion
CM Punk on Jeff Hardy
Eddie Guerrero on Rey Mysterio

This, but replace the highlighted with Triple H turns on Shawn Michaels, and the Rock goes Hollywood.