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#3 Mr Perfect
Vignettes once were a major tool in promoting a new superstar before they ever debuted on television. Largely a lost art in the 2010s, the ones heralding the coming of Mr Perfect were some of the very best in company history.
Mr Perfect's vignettes demonstrated him hitting home runs on the Baseball field, nailing a basket from an incredible distance on the Basketball courts as well as launching a football across an NFL pitch then catching it himself.
It was a classic old-school gimmick; Mr Perfect, the man who was perfect at absolutely everything. For the first year of his WWF career, he had a perfect win/loss record too.
A classic gimmick for the late 1980s, early 1990s era, Perfect's character is till fondly remembered to this day.
He was inducted into the 2007 class of WWE's Hall of Fame.
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