2. Val Venis

"You know… the Big Valbowski is a great deal like M&Ms. You know, we both melt in your mouth, not your hand!" 

It was sexual allusion, for example, that, also the extraordinarily racy feature bundles that reported his landing, that helped Val Venis accomplish interminable reputation in the records of WWE history. Appearing during a period when the organization was surging innovatively and financially on account of its insubordinate Attitude Era, the Venis character was to be that of a dirtystar-turned-wrestler. Showing up in pre-taped vignettes that were made to resemble the arrangement of girls, Venis would gush off two sided sayings that started enthusiasm with the ever-imperative 18-35 demographic. 

That WWE had the capacity persuade dirty symbol Jenna Jameson to show up in one of those features just strengthened the interest behind the character. When he at last appeared, those foreseeing his landing were not baffle

Directing Rick Rude, Venis thrusted his hips, crushed and rotated to the regard of the ladies. His jokes won over the guys, as did his naughty associations with any semblance of Terri Runnels and Ryan Shamock. At that point there was Mrs. Yamaguchi-San, whose torrid issue with Venis earned him the fierceness of Kaientai, prompting the epic "wild, rough pee-pee" fragment that fans still discuss today.