10 Biggest WWE Stars To Never Have An Action Figure
Not every WWE star gets an action figure
Who doesn’t love an action figure?
Pitting your favourite toys against each other as a kid is the closest many of us will ever get to running a wrestling promotion - a promotion where the matches took place on a kitchen worktop.
These plastic collectibles are also a great way for companies to make money, as the wacky, overblown world of wrestling lends itself to the medium perfectly.
Even though everyone and their mother’s likeness has been licensed, there are nevertheless some huge names out there that have had an official WWE figure of themselves made.
These are the 10 Biggest WWE Stars to Never Have an Action Figure.
10. The Blue Meanie
In 1995, the world was introduced to The Blue Meanie - the greatest wrestler of all time to be named after a villain from a Beatles movie.
Under this gimmick, Brian Heffron became extremely popular in ECW. His big breakthrough came when he, Steven Richards, and Nova formed the Blue World Order - a parody version of the famous WCW stable.
Though he was primarily an ECW wrestler, Meanie did also wrestle WWE during the Attitude Era.
Of note, he formed a weird partnership with Goldust where he called him his “Mommy” and then went on to be absolutely decimated by JBL at One Night Stand 2005.
Even though he had one of the most recognisable looks in all of wrestling, Meanie never got made into a WWE action figure.
He’s had plenty of other figures made by other companies - including getting a Micro Brawler in 2019 - but he’s yet to be given an official collectable from WWE.
