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Sean Waltman
Some may know him as Sean Waltman, some may call him X-Pac. Me, however? He'll forever be known as the 1-2-3 Kid! The Kid caused one of the biggest upsets of the 1990s with his shock success against Razor Ramon on an episode of Monday Night Raw, and went on to have some fantastic matches with the likes of Bret and Owen Hart, firmly established as one of WWE's hottest young prospects.
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In 1996 he departed to WCW but, less than a couple of years later, would return as X-Pac and join the re-formed D-Generation X. From there the rest is likely history - this former tag team, European and Intercontinental champion racked up wins and titles that speak for themselves.
The Million Dollar Man
Everybody's got a price for the Million Dollar Man, so said Ted DiBiase, the wicked, dastardly wrestler turned manager who was one of the best heels in the business back in the 1990s.
Once famed for 'buying' the WWE Championship, DiBiase was, for many, without equal on the microphone, as well as being a sound performer in the squared circle, too, before back issues forced his retirement from active wrestling in 1993.
His trademark, booming cackle of a laugh still draws a warm reaction wherever its heard. If it doesn't win people round, it doesn't matter - the almighty dollar will!
