Things may have seemed bleak for these beloved or soon to be treasured names at the time,

but not even silly purple lighting and thrones could keep these gifted individuals

from earning or keeping a special place in your heart.

So I am Garitha from What Culture Wrestling and these are 10 beloved wrestlers with one awful

gimmick. Number 10 Seth Rollins Monday Night Messiah

It finally feels like Seth Rollins has forged the sort of undeniable organic connection with

the audience that most wrestlers dream of possessing. In truth though his current visionary

stick acquits with increasingly self-indulgent sing-along interludes, likely or stemmed from

arguably the one-time shield man's worst ever character change. After his last babyface run

ended with a fiendish whimper in 2019, Rollins underwent a healish change of heart,

which saw him shift to calling himself the Monday Night Messiah. His new mission was to

sacrifice his rivals for the greater good. And it was often about as painful and uninspired

as that very sentence was suggest. And this often hit and miss chapter in Seth's story also

at least gifted fans with the madness that was his eye for an eye showdown with Ray Mysterio.

Number 9 Chad Gable Shorty G On the back of a brilliant showing in that

year's King of the Ring tournament, the Olympians soon found himself being mocked for his

size by Baron Corbin, fully embracing his size by rebranding himself as Shorty G. Because

that had shown him Chad, it did not. Instead Gable went from likable super-worker to garishly

dress-jobber in next to no time at all. And this absolute waste of his unquestionable charisma

and in-ringability went on for about a year before someone realised they may not actually

be getting the best out of one of the greatest technical workers in the industry today. And the

endearing Gable appears to have finally carved out a decent spot for himself on Monday nights.

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