Superstars you didn't know competed in WCW: photos | WWE

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Before becoming one of WWE's most successful Superstars, Triple H competed in WCW as Jean-Paul Lévesque.

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Recognize this kid named Robbie V? He later found success in WWE and ECW as Rob Van Dam.

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Hulk Hogan's former rival, Zeus, reemerged in WCW in 1996 as Z-Gangsta.

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Former WWE Champion The Iron Sheik had a brief run in WCW in 1989.

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Jimmy Snuka made a surprise appearance on WCW's Nitro for a bout against Jeff Jarrett in 2000.

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The dangerous Luna Vachon battled Madusa in a series of matches in WCW in '97.

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A lovable underdog in WWE, Barry Horowitz battled competitors like Goldberg during a late ’90s run in WCW.

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Greg "The Hammer" Valentine competed in WCW for brief stints in 1992 and 1996.

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Marty Jannety was one of the many WWE Superstars who competed in WCW during the "Monday Night War."

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ECW icon Mikey Whipwreck made a brief jump from ECW to WCW in 1999.

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A major WWE Superstar in the late '80s and early '90s, Rick Martel finished his career in WCW in '98.

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The provocative Sunny had a brief turn in WCW in 2000 alongside Chris Candido.

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