It's become a WrestleMania tradition far more exciting than wondering which celebrity will embarrass themselves with a cameo appearance (remember Pete Rose getting "tombstoned" by Kane?). Since 2003 a WWE Diva has bared all and graced the cover of Playboy leading up to WrestleMania because, as Vince McMahon will tell you nothing sells like cleavage, even if that includes his own daughter. This year, Maria Kanellis is on the cover on the heels of her Playboy "BunnyMania" match with cover girl alumnus Candice Michelle. We caught up with the sultry manager recently to get her list for the top five wrestling managers of all-time.  

1. Miss Elizabeth - She really showed what a diva was supposed to be. She's something that all of us divas inspire to be like because she was sweet and wholesome but at the same time she also stood by her man and what her man said she did. I think that's very important in a manager.

2. Bobby "The Brain" Heenan - He's "The Brain," what more can you say. He's amazing. No one was quicker with the one-liners than he was.

3. Jimmy "The Mouth of the South" Hart - The megaphone was a big key to his success. He was so high energy; he would just pump you up. You were ready to jump up and down and scream when you saw him. That's an amazing talent to have.

4. Lita - Not only could she bring sex appeal, but she could also bring it in the ring. She was Team Extreme. She was one of the three members. It wasn't just two guys wrestling out there in the ring, there were three people that were winning the matches. She could do everything.

5. Paul Heyman - He is the ultimate talker. He could go out there and pump you up. I really think Brock [Lesnar] with Paul Heyman as his manager was incredible. He has such an amazing mind and he is artist when it comes to words.