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#9. Los Conquistadores
During the late 1980s, WWE made a habit of re-using their enhancement talent by utilizing different gimmicks.
Puerto Rican wrestlers Jose Luis Rivera and Jose Estrada wrestled sans masks under their real names as enhancement talents who primarily faced mid-card heels. But when the WWE needed a credible heel threat for an up-and-coming tag team, the two men donned the gold masks and bodysuits of the Conquistidores.
Los Conquistidores never wore any championships during their career, which is quite typical for enhancement talents. They did, however, make enough of their presence known to have been considered a fixture of WWE's classic era.
In the early 2000s, the Conquistodores gimmick was resurrected by Edge and Christian, who pretended to be the masked tag team in order to win back their WWE tag team championships.
Though the original Conquistodores never won many matches, they still managed to be quite memorable.
Fun fact here is that Edge and Christian, along with Matt and Jeff Hardy, have won tag team titles wrestling under the Los Conquistidores gimmick.
