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#2 Brett DiBiase
This one might seem like scraping the barrel. However, the realities of a second second-generation Dibiase gracing the WWE main roster was not too far away. Brett DiBiase is the son of the WWE Hall of Famer Ted Dibiase and the younger brother of Ted DiBiase Jr.
Brett was destined for great things owing to his three years in WWE’s developmental group at FCW. One-half of the tag-team known as “The Fortunate Sons” alongside Joe Hennig, now known as Curtis Axel, Brett could go on to make a massive impact in FCW’s tag-team division.
Brett did manage to get an appearance on the main show, as he was used as a planted fan to interfere in the WWE championship bout at Summerslam 2009 between John Cena and Randy Orton. He was seen in the backstage segments on the following night's Raw, as he stood alongside his brother who was a part of the Legacy then.
Unfortunately for Brett, he never debuted in the ring and drifted back to the developmental scene. Following that, it built up the eventual rumoured return of DiBiase for a reunion of the two brothers, but this never came to fruition. Brett suffered an onslaught of injuries, and not long after decided to hang up his boots.
