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#3 Disco Inferno
Glenn Gilberti aka Disco Inferno had a stint in the mid-card of WCW for six years where he portrayed a disco dancer character. The gimmick would see him dance on his way to the ring and between matches.
A WCW Television, Tag team and Cruiserweight champion, Inferno was detested by the fans and became a butt of jokes during his WCW career, with being booked as part of teams known as 'The Dancing fools' and 'The Boogie Knights'. The highlight of his career as a stint with the nWo Wolfpack but it is safe to say that the credibility of the nWo did not go up when the 'Dancing fool' joined them.
He was also part of the WCW booking committee later and is alleged to have come up with ideas such as shooting a segment in an empty locker room with the caption 'The invisible man: coming soon'. Another proposed idea, conceived in part jest, was a Martian invasion angle which would start with antennas coming out of lead announcer Mike Tenay's head. He even had a stint at TNA this year when he lost a 5 on 5 tag team match and was forced to wear a turkey suit as a result.
In the midst of all of these questionable decisions, it is surprising to note that he shared the same finishing move as Austin. Known as the Chartbuster in WCW, Inferno's stunner never really made waves in the wrestling industry.
