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#4 Damien Demento
Our next entrant in the list was also a part of the 1993 Royal Rumble match, which was also his solitary WWE PPV appearance. Demento's run in WWE lasted around a year from October 1992 to October 1993. Demento is best remembered for main-eventing the first-ever episode of RAW in a losing effort against The Undertaker.
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Damien Demento entered the 1993 Royal Rumble at #17. Despite lasting more than 12 mins, he failed to make an impact and got zero eliminations before Carlos Colon tossed him over the top rope.
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#3 The Squat Team
The Squat Team made a name for themselves in Japan as The Headshrinkers before they were signed by WWE. Their debut in the Fed came at the 1996 Royal Rumble and it was clear to see from it that they wouldn't find much success in the company. Both men were summarily eliminated by Yokozuna and only made a couple of appearances in the company after this.
