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#2 Tensai (2012)
Matt Bloom is currently a very well respected coach at the WWE Performance Center, and is playing a key role in shaping the future of the company. His WWE in-ring career is most remembered for his work during the early 2000s as Albert, or A-Train. He returned to WWE in 2012, reinventing himself as Japanese lord called Tensai. It was highly forgettable and Bloom was reduced to playing a comedy role along with Brodus Clay within a year.
That makes it even more bizzare that he appeared in the 2012 Smackdown Money in the Bank ladder match. The gimmick did not work out at all and he was a very odd fit in this match, despite of his experience. It remains one of the best matches of it's type, but the 2012 Smackdown ladder match did have some bizzare participants.
