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#4. Horace Hogan
It's not so much you forgot about Horace Hogan as much as you wanted to forget about Horace Hogan. For his sake as well as your own.
OK, look, before we begin, we're not here to make fun of the man born Michael Bollea - nephew of Terry Bollea, aka Hulk Hogan. Being the nephew of arguably the biggest wrestling star of the 1980s and early 1990s could not have been easy. He also had an extremely traumatic early life, with both his parents passing away in ways you never want to see anybody go through (and ways we won't go into here out of respect to Michael and his parents. You can look up his Wikipedia page if you want that.)
Horace Boulder (as he was originally known) moved from a career in Japan to World Championship Wrestling and became a member of Raven's Flock in the promotion (as simply "Horace".) When that faction dissolved, he found his way into his uncle's nWo faction when he helped Hulk win his Halloween Havok '98 match against The Ultimate Warrior - after Hogan spent weeks beating his nephew senseless to teach him "tough love".
We're not going to go into that match or its lead-up... I have a deadline and I could be here all day.
Horace is now retired and, according to reports, has two daughters and is doing well.
