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#8 Justin Credible
After a forgettable run in WWE in the early 90's as Aldo Montoya, the "Portuguese Man O' War", Peter Polaco joined ECW in 1997. After a few months wrestling as "PG-187" and ''PJ Walker'', he became Justin Credible towards the end of the year and a major push soon followed.
Justin had much success, including forming a very memorable tag team with Lance Storm, known as the 'Impact Players', and would transition into a major player in 1999 and 2000, winning the ECW World Championship in the latter. He would then actually be the very first former ECW star to sign a contract with WWE when ECW went out of business in early 2001.
Justin was given a push upon his debut as a member of a faction known as the 'X-Factor', with X-Pac and Albert. The team quietly broke up when the Alliance angle began and Justin became a glorified jobber to the stars, from the summer of 2001 until his release from WWE in December 2002. He returned to WWE in 2006 to be apart of the ECW revival brand but was also used as a jobber until his release that September after he no-showed at an event.
