10 WCW Wrestlers You Don't Remember

6. Joe Gomez

I know what you're thinking; 'how could I forgot someone with such a ridiculously good head of hair?'. 

Gomez started with WCW in 1990, wrestling as Allen Iron Eagle and losing to just about everybody, before leaving the company and resurfacing later in the decade. 

In 1996, Gomez came back and got something like a mini push teaming with other generic, uncharismatic performers like Mark Starr and Jim Powers in a brief feud with the Dungeon of Doom. 

I suppose when you've failed to eradicate the mighty Hulk Hogan from the face of existence, the next logical step is to go after Gomez, Powers and Starr. 

While the New World Order was running rampant, the crew of jabronis also got into a dispute with the Horsemen and Gomez even wrestled (and lost to) Steve 'Mongo' McMichael at the Bash at the Beach pay-per-view. 

WCW soon lost interest in Gomez and he was moved down the card, forming a loser tag team with The Renegade. 

He went out on a high, beating The Gambler on an April 1999 episode of WCW Saturday Night.