#4. Triple H: Terra Ryzing/Jean-Paul Levesque
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Again, we're in WCW, where a young Triple H would be for just a year, before joining the WWF in 1995.
But when the Game debuted in WCW, he was Terra Ryzing, a clear pun on terrorizing, and that was as much of a character as he had.
But maybe he was safer as Terra Ryzing, because when the company did give him a gimmick, they went way overboard.
Within weeks, Ryzing became Jean-Paul Levesque, a play on Triple H's real name, with the company telling him to be a French aristocrat.
Not knowing what he could do, and unable to speak French, Levesque put on a French accent, but knew he had to leave when there were plans to make him a tag-star.
Joining the WWF, as an American aristocrat, Jean-Paul became Hunter Hearst Helmsley, which later transformed into Triple H.
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