Vince McMahon might have proclaimed himself as the biggest superstar in the history of Raw during Monday’s 15-year anniversary show, but the debate rages on. Actually, it’s pretty clear-cut who the real top star is, and it’s not the WWE chairman.

Here’s my list of the 10 biggest stars of the Raw years, followed by the top five female stars:

1.“Stone Cold” Steve Austin: Honestly, is there really any other choice? The “Texas Rattlesnake” was the central figure in WWE turning the tide and winning the wrestling war with WCW.

2. The Rock: I was always more of a Rock guy than an Austin guy, but the fact is that Rock became a bigger mainstream star, while Austin was a bigger wrestling star. Still, no pro wrestler has ever been more entertaining than “The Great One.”

3. Vince McMahon: Everyone knows that a great babyface needs a great heel to go against, and McMahon and Austin were magic together. While the Austin feud was clearly McMahon’s best on-screen work, the evil Mr. McMahon character remains an enduring part of Raw.

4. Shawn Michaels: When Raw first started, Michaels was among the best all-around performers in the business. He eventually became the best (in my opinion), and he’s still one of WWE’s elite workers.

5. Triple H: He is a polarizing figure among wrestling fans because he is McMahon’s son-in-law, but “The Game” didn’t marry into a top spot – he was already there before he walked down the aisle with Stephanie McMahon.

6. Mick Foley: Whether he was playing a demented sadist, a hardcore legend, a lovable monster with a hand-sock or a tie-dye-clad dude, Foley always was fun to watch.

7. Bret Hart: “The Hitman” was on top during the early years of Raw, and he also played a major role in helping the characters of Austin and McMahon take off the way they did.

8. The Undertaker: Year in and year out, The Undertaker has been in the top mix. His character has evolved over the years, but he is as popular today as ever.

9. Chris Jericho: “Y2J” might not have been pushed quite at the level of the others on this list, but his in-ring work, charisma and promo skills have always been top-tier-worthy.

10. John Cena: Some love him, some hate him, but there’s no denying that he’s been the face of the company for a couple years now.

TOP FIVE FEMALE STARS

1. Chyna: Starting out as Triple H’s masculine-looking bodyguard, she eventually mixed it up in the ring with men and later morphed into a Playboy cover girl. She was a huge star when WWE was at its zenith.

2. Sable: WWE’s first Playboy cover girl was wrestling’s “it girl” during the incredibly successful “Attitude era.”

3. Trish Stratus: No one combined the “diva look” with in-ring skills as well as her.

4. Lita: With her tattoos, punk-rock look and high-risk maneuvers, Lita distinguished herself from the other WWE divas. Later, she helped Edge become the top heel in the business.

5. Sunny: She was the original WWE diva, but well-publicized personal problems de-railed her career.