Top players strongly in favor of 1.e4 Which are some top players known to be strongly in favor of 1.e4 in the opening?

In this respect I find interesting a comment by Fischer on Alekhine:
"there is nothing light or breezy in his style". As Fischer clearly belongs to the 1.e4 group, do you think this "light and breezy" feel is in some way attached to this move, or is it an entirely subjective opinion that cannot be taken too seriously?
Another notable top player was Karpov in the 70s and first half of the 80s. But after Kasparov successfully employed the Sicilian against him and took the world championship title, Karpov switched to 1.d4 mainly.

Kasparov also tended to favour 1.e4, although as he matured as a world champion he played other opening moves too (as any top player should).

Nowadays I can't think of many players who favour 1.e4 predominantly. One exception I can think of though is Maxime Vachier-Lagrave. He is known for being a strong proponent of 1.e4 as White and the Najdorf Sicilian as Black. In general though, most modern top players play 1.e4 and 1.d4 (as well as other moves) since it broadens their repertoire. If you always play 1.e4 then people can prepare to surprise you (and it's harder for you to surprise them).