1987 Pay Per View Rankings (Including Overall Rankings 1985-87)
Pay Per View events in the 1987
Wrestlemania III, Survivor Series
Hulk Hogan and Andre The Giant came 1st and 3rd respectively in both the overall rankings and the men's singles rankings for 1987. They are also in the same positions in the 85-87 rankings for the same categories. Hogan scored 59 points in each of his categories in 1987, giving him 128 for the individual and 113 for the mens singles in the 1985-87 rankings. Andre scored 33 in the same categories, giving him 77 points in the 1985-87 rankings.1987 Overall Rankings
1 Hulk Hogan
2 Ricky Steamboat
3 Andre The Giant
4 Honky Tonk Man
5 Roddy Piper
6 Bam Bam Bigelow
7 Butch Reed
8 One Man Gang (Akeem)
9 Itsuki Yamazaki
- Noriyo Tateno
11 Harley Race
12 Greg Valentine
13 Jim Neidhart
14 Iron Sheik
15 Tom Zenk
16 Brutus Beefcake
17 Rick Martel
18 Paul Roma
19 Bret Hart
20 Judy Martin
21 Randy Savage
22 Hillbilly Jim
23 Haiti Kid
- Little Beaver
25 Jim Powers
26 Hercules Hernandez
27 Danny Davis
28 King Kong Bundy
29 Nikolai Volkoff
30 Billy Jack Haynes
31 Velvet McIntyre
32 Rick Rude
33 Leilani Kai
34 Haku (King Tonga)
35 B. Brian Blair
36 Jumpin Jim Brunzell
37 Tama
38 Don Muraco
39 Jake Roberts
40 Sensational Sherri
41 Paul Orndorff
42 Dino Bravo
43 Ax
44 Ken Patera
45 Smash
46 Tito Santana
47 Rockin Robin
48 Fabulous Moolah
49 Little Tokyo
- Lord Littlebrook
51 Dynamite Kid
52 Davey Boy Smith
53 Ron Bass
54 Boris Zhukov
55 Bob Orton
56 Dawn Marie
57 Jim Duggan
58 Jacques Rougeau
- Raymond Rougeau
60 Donna Christanello
61 Adrian Adonis
62 Junkyard Dog
63 Koko B Ware
Ricky Steamboat came in 2nd in both the overall and singles rankings in 1987. He is also 2nd in the 85-87 rankings in the same categories. He won the Intercontinental Title at Wrestlemania III, which earned him 30 points. He was also one of 3 survivors in a Survivor Series match, earning him 10.33 points. He received 40.33 points in 1987, giving him 81.33 points in the 1985-87 overall and mens singles rankings.
1987 Mens Singles Rankings
1 Hulk Hogan
2 Ricky Steamboat
3 Andre The Giant
4 The Honky Tonk Man
5 Roddy Piper
6 Bam Bam Bigelow
7 Butch Reed
8 One Man Gang
9 Harley Race
10 King Kong Bundy
11 Randy Savage
12 Don Muraco
13 Hercules Hernandez
14 Billy Jack Haynes
15 Rick Rude
16 Jake Roberts
17 Paul Orndorff
18 Brutus Beefcake
19 Danny Davis
20 Ken Patera
21 Ron Bass
22 Jim Duggan
23 Adrian Adonis
24 The Junkyard Dog
25 Koko B Ware
The Iron Sheik and Nikolai Volkoff top the Mens Tag Team rankings in both 1987 and 1985-87 rankings. The were one of 3 teams to receive 20 points for winning at Wrestlemania III, but they achieved top spot due to their match lasting longer than the others.
1987 Mens Tag Team Rankings
1 The Iron Sheik and Nikolai Volkoff
2 The Can-Am Connection (Martel/Zenk)
3 The Dream Team (Beefcake / Valentine)
4 The Young Stallions (Roma / Powers)
5 Danny Davis and The Hart Foundation
6 Hillbilly Jim, Haiti Kid and Little Beaver
7 The Islanders (Haku / Tama)
8 The Killer Bees (Blair / Brunzell)
9 The Hart Foundation (Bret Hart / Jim Neidhart)
10 The Dream Team (Bravo / Valentine)
11 Strike Force (Santana / Martel)
12 The British Bulldogs (Davey Boy / Dynamite Kid)
13 Demolition
14 Tito Santana and The British Bulldogs
15 King Kong Bundy, Little Tokyo and Lord Littlebrook
16 The Bolsheviks (Zhukov / Volkoff)
17 Bob Orton / Don Muraco
18 The Rougeau Brothers (Jacques / Raymond)
The Jumping Bomb Angels (Itsuki Yamazaki and Noriyo Tateno) won the Womens Survivor Series match meaning that they were joint top of the Womens Singles Rankings with 14.5 points. It also put them joint 9th in the Overall 1987 rankings. They enter the 1985-87 overall rankings at 20 and 3rd in the Womens Singles category.
The Can-Am Connection (Rick Martel and Tom Zenk) are the highest newcomers in the Mens Tag Team ongoing rankings. They scored 20 points for winning their match at Wrestlemania III. Rick Martel also entered the overall rankings at number 32, with 8.5 points. Zenk did not qualify for these rankings as he only participated on 1 tag match.
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