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#6. WWE Hall of Famer Steve Austin
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As mentioned in the first slide, whenever you think of a bald WWE Superstar, WWE Hall of Famer Stone Cold Steve Austin is one of the first who comes to mind. Being one of the most popular WWE Superstars of all-time, especially during the height of the Attitude Era and his rivalry with Vince McMahon, Steve Austin has had a career in WWE that not many can even imagine having.
A record three-time Royal Rumble winner, 1996 King of the Ring, and six-time WWE/WWF World Heavyweight Champion, Stone Cold Steve Austin was one of the biggest reasons why WWE became such a huge success in the late 90s and early 2000s. What many might not know is that he was once a Paul Heyman guy during his early days in the business and had some very long hair. I'll say he looks much better now.
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#5. Lars Sullivan
Lars Sullivan was someone who came to the WWE main roster with a lot of hype around him - so much so that WWE was once planning to have him go up against their poster boy, John Cena. Trained by Bobby Lashley, he signed with WWE in 2013 and joined NXT after a few years. In the picture above, he looks completely different than his NXT look.
While he did not win any titles on the black and gold brand of WWE, he was portrayed as an unstoppable monster. He was scheduled to make his WWE debut in January 2019 but he reportedly suffered an anxiety attack and walked out. Lars Sullivan would later make his main roster debut and got an instant push as a monster heel. Unfortunately, he suffered a knee injury last year and has been out of action ever since.
