Worst attires in the WWE: Part 2

The word ‘attire’, when used as a verb means ‘Be dressed in clothes of a specified kind’. The WWF/E took the word ‘specific’ to an unimaginable extent as they thought fans would reciprocate and relate to the various attires that the superstars wore. Some attires and dresses became cult hits whereas others were undeniably bizarre. Let us take a walk down memory lane as we highlight some of WWE/F’s worst attires ever.

10) Dusty Rhodes

The ‘American Dream’ Dusty Rhodes always said that he represented the working class of the WWE universe. But why the yellow polka-dotted dress with the identical hair band, nobody knew. The dance that accompanied the bizarre costume made it even more impossible to watch Dusty. But come what may, he has perhaps contributed immensely to the wrestling world and we respect him for that.

9) The Berzerker

Perhaps the first and last ‘Viking’ gimmick in the WWE, The Berzerker certainly had no fashion sense just like the character he was portraying. He believed in the ‘pound’, ‘kick’ and ‘knock em down’ strategy as he was a ‘heel’ for a major part of his wrestling career. With a horned helmet, a cock eyed look , a brown outfit and overgrown shabby hair, he needs no more justification to enter our blessed list.

8) Giant Gonzlales.

This is not only one of the most bizarre outfits ever, it is probably the ‘largest’ bizarre outfit ever. With a body suit painted skin colour with airbrushed muscles and tufts of hair like material struck here and there, the costume easily makes it to any weird outfit list. Every time you see this outfit, you feel the necessity to puke. R.I.P Giant.

7) Arachnaman

Ok. Seriously? What was up with the WCW? They created a lot of gimmicks based on famous characters that were constantly unsuccessful. Arachnaman was one such rip off from Marvel’s Spiderman. The character wore an odd purple and yellow outfit and wrestled in the ring. This poorly received gimmick was soon withdrawn after Marvel threatened legal action. Thank god for that. Forget the costume, it is the colour that makes this costume so much more pathetic.

6) The Ultimate Warrior

How can you not have a list without the Ultimate Warrior in it?. Wearing an outfit or if that is what you call strings, threads, bands and a few bright coloured ‘stuff’, the Warrior was a fan favourite like none other. He kept shifting between different ‘bright’ colours throughout his career each one ‘outshining’ the other. His face paint, earth shattering promos and his crankiness perhaps adds to the costume. The warrior oozed adrenaline and energy but not one bit of fashion sense. Whatever he wore makes it to our list.