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#4 Stevie Ray
Harlem Heat is universally regarded as one of the greatest tag teams to ever step foot inside the squared circle. Booker T and Stevie Ray were incredible tag team performers and won the WCW World Tag Team titles on 10 occasions during their stint with the company.
Booker T was signed to a WWE contract soon after WCW's ship sank and Vince McMahon bought the company. He went on to become one of the biggest Superstars in WWE history, and his run included a World title reign in 2006, weeks after he donned the gimmick of King Booker.
Stevie Ray didn't have as big of a singles career as his tag team partner and younger brother, Booker T. He enjoyed a WCW TV title run in the late 90s, followed by a brief Harlem Heat reunion. During his final months in WCW, Stevie Ray took on the role of a commentator on WCW Thunder.
Stevie Ray wasn't picked up by Vince McMahon's company after WCW's purchase. He wrestled a handful of matches against fellow former WCW star Ernest Miller in 2002, before announcing his retirement.
