Top 10 "What the Hell Were They Thinking" Wrestling Gimmicks
You know those wrestling gimmicks where you just have to ask yourself what the hell were they thinking when they were coming up with wrestlers gimmicks, this includes both singles and tag teams.The Top Ten
1 Bastion Booger
2 Repo Man
A gimmick character portrayed by Barry Darsow in WWE, Repo Man was a heel character who repossessed items from other wrestlers and audience members. Dressed in a costume resembling a burglar, Repo Man was a comical yet sinister figure in early 1990s professional wrestling.
A gimmick character portrayed by Barry Darsow in WWE, Repo Man was a heel character who repossessed items from other wrestlers and audience members. Dressed in a costume resembling a burglar, Repo Man was a comical yet sinister figure in early 1990s professional wrestling.
3 The Boogeyman
4 Mantaur
Played by Mike Halac, Mantaur was a wrestling character in WWE inspired by the mythological Minotaur. The character was criticized for its outlandish nature and was not well-received by fans or critics, resulting in a brief stint within the company.
Played by Mike Halac, Mantaur was a wrestling character in WWE inspired by the mythological Minotaur. The character was criticized for its outlandish nature and was not well-received by fans or critics, resulting in a brief stint within the company.
5 Oz
You gotta feel bad for Kevin Nash with getting stuck with such a ridicules gimmick.
6 Big Dick Johnson
Girls just want something big and oily to put their mouths on.
7 Kerwin White
A character portrayed by professional wrestler Chavo Guerrero Jr. in WWE, Kerwin White was a controversial gimmick that portrayed a stereotypical Caucasian man despite Chavo's Mexican heritage. The character was eventually dropped, but it remains a point of discussion about racial stereotypes in wrestling.
A character portrayed by professional wrestler Chavo Guerrero Jr. in WWE, Kerwin White was a controversial gimmick that portrayed a stereotypical Caucasian man despite Chavo's Mexican heritage. The character was eventually dropped, but it remains a point of discussion about racial stereotypes in wrestling.
8 The Dicks
9 Seven
10 The Ding Dongs
The Contenders
11 Rico
A gay Stylist not a gay stripper
A gay stripper.
12 The Spirit Squad
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