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    (#9) Pee-wee Herman

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    In November 2010, zany kids TV host and movie star, Pee-Wee Herman made a guest appearance on Raw to promote his Broadway show. Coming down the ramp to the Pee-Wee's Playhouse theme song, the WWE Universe (ugh, are we still calling it that?) was treated to Pee-Wee's first televised "secret word of the day" in years - ring (AAAAAAAH!!). Shortly thereafter, Pee-Wee was interrupted by the Miz and Alex Riley, who were none-too-pleased by the crowd's incessant screams anytime the word was mentioned. Before things got too heated, Pee-Wee's good pal, The Big Show came down the ramp dressed in Pee-Wee's signature attire to help even the odds, and join Pee-Wee in the Tequila dance.
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    (#2) The Muppets

    Over the last few years, the lovable, hilarious puppet cast of Jim Henson's The Muppet Show have made a number of appearances on WWE Raw, interacting with a number of WWE superstars. Some highlights include: Gonzo getting stretched by Dolph Ziggler and Jack Swagger, Beaker having a brief family reunion with his cousin Sheamus, Kermit getting a kiss from Kelly Kelly, Miss Piggy getting handsy with John Morrison's abs, and Animal ringing the ring bell before a match.
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    (#12) Arliss

    • Fictional Character
    From 1996-2002, Robert Wuhl starred as the titular character and sports agent in the HBO series, Arli$$. Even still, it was strange when he made an appearance on WCW Nitro, not as himself, but as Arliss the character. Claiming to be scouting new talent, Arliss sat alongside Scott Hudson and Bobby Heenan at the commentary booth during a match between "Macho Man" Randy Savage and Billy Kidman, but the whole time he rambled on about Dennis Rodman's star power, calling him the "savior" of WCW. He even went so far as to claim that if Rodman wrestled Savage, "it'll break every record on pay-per-view, mark my words." Moments later, Rodman ran-in and took out Savage, while Arliss blathered on about Rodman's star power. Savage and Rodman did go on to battle at WCW Road Wild '99 with the match at one point spilling into a porta-potty. Despite that, and despite Arliss's prediction, the PPV did a dismal buy rate.
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    (#7) Chucky

    • Fictional Character
    In the midst of a heated feud between the Steiner Brothers in WCW's later years, something inexplicable- nay, absurd, and mortifying happened. While Rick was being interviewed by Mean Gene in the middle of the ring, he was suddenly interrupted by none other than the psychopathic killer Good Guy doll, Chucky! Chucky had some choice words for both Mean Gene and the Dog-Faced Gremlin, but ultimately, his completely out-of-left-field appearance was merely promotion for the release of his new movie, Bride of Chucky. Fans were left baffled, but years later, at least we can look back and laugh. Chucky sure did.
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    (#10) The Three Stooges

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    Nobody was happy about the 2010 Three Stooges movie remake starring Chris Diamantopoulos (as Moe), Sean Hayes (as Larry), and WIll Sasso (as Curly), but that didn't stop WWE from bringing the slapstick trio in to guest host Raw. Of course, can you really fault them after you've seen Sasso's incredible Hulk Hogan impression? Needless to say, the audience wasn't pleased. Thankfully, "The Big Red Machine" Kane knew just what'd lift the live crowd's spirits - Curly/Hogan getting chokeslammed.
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    (#3) Tommy Lister

    Although originally just a fictional character created to oppose Hulk Hogan's Rip in the film No Holds Barred, Tiny Lister reprised his role as Zeus in the squared circle. The Human Wrecking Machine, as he was sometimes called, was furious, wanting to seek revenge for his loss in the movie (not to mention for Hulkster receiving top billing over him).
     
    Zeus and Hulk went on to do battle on three different occasions. The first was a tag match at SummerSlam '89 between Hulk Hogan and his sidekick Brutus "the Barber" Beefcake against Zeus and "Macho Man" Randy Savage, where Hogan and Brutus were victorious. The second was at Survivor Series '89 where The Hulkamaniacs (composed of Hogan, Jake Roberts, and Ax & Smash of Demolition) took on the Million Dollar Team (Zeus, Ted DiBiase, The Warlord, and the Barbarian). Team Hogan was victorious once again. The final battle took place at an event titled No Holds Barred: The Match/The Movie and was a rematch of the first tag with Hogan/Beefcake vs Zeus/Savage, but this time in a steel cage! Hulk picked up his third victory, and Zeus never appeared in a WWE ring again.

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Who can be the best wrestler in your mind? Diving back to the history of movies, a number of filmmakers and screenwriters would like to portray a classic wrestling character in a movie, sometimes they are portrayed as a clumsy man who only knows how to scream and attack people. Many impressive characters are based on real stories, but there is no shortage of fictional wrestling characters in the film industry.

It's a good time to find some great movies about wrestle. Welcome to check 12 items here, this page displays the best appearances by fictional wrestling characters, you could also watch some available videos.

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