Forgettable Competitors of WCW
WCW featured a number of legends, and even the occasional future WWE Hall of Famer. However, there were more than a few Competitors that are best left forgotten.
The undistinguished dancing machine Alex Wright took a serious, and even more forgettable turn as Berlyn.
WCW's resident boy band, 3-Count.
Blacktop Bully should have never left the truck stop for the squared circle.
The Bootyman thought he had the right assets to reach the top.
Ciclope was one of WCW's lesser known cruiserweights.
Would you be afraid if you saw Crowbar walking down the street?
Dave Sullivan was The Taskmaster's bizarre brother.
Inspired by the legendary band KISS, all The Demon really had was a cool entrance.
The Disciple really needed to visit a barber.
Disorderly Conduct was anything but disorderly.
Fake Sting, a.k.a. nWo Sting, a.k.a. Cobra, a.k.a. definitely NOT Sting.
Booker T briefly joined the Misfits in Action as G.I. Bro.
Glacier was WCW's resident master of kung-fu.
The kung-fu master's entrance and attire always left us cold.
The nephew of Hulk Hogan, Horace Hogan was affiliated with The Flock and the nWo.
Making Kwee Wee mad might unleash Angry Alan. (His alter ego; we didn't mean Sharmell.)
Lash LeRoux was part of the very forgettable Misfits in Action.
No, that's not a very tired Chris Jericho. It's Lenny Lane.
The signs Lodi carried to the ring were his only shred of personality.
The Maestro didn't quite have the right notes in order to find success.
Mr. Hole in One needed a mulligan.
Norman The Lunatic was frighteningly unstable.
Follow the yellow brick road to Oz and you will eventually confront Kevin Nash.
Chavo Guerrero's prized stallion, Pepe.
PG-13 should have never been rated.
Chris Jericho hired Ralphus as his personal security guard to keep Goldberg at bay.
Is that Kevin Nash or Steel?
Van Hammer became a hippie after leaving Raven's Flock.
Pop quiz, gang: Who's more forgettable in this photo? A. Disco Inferno. B. The Zodiac. See all of the above.
