10 Wrestlers Who Drew The Wrong Kind Of Heel Heat

10. Right To Censor

Forming towards the tail end of the Attitude Era, Right To Censor seemed like a foolproof gang of heat magnets.

Former jobber Stevie Richards embarked on a preachy moral crusade to clean up the WWE, doing so by covering up scantily clad women, interrupting hardcore matches, and recruiting formerly rowdy fan favourites like The Godfather and Val Venis.

As the angle escalated, so too did the heat. The RTC were absolutely loathed, and as they feuded with the likes of The Dudley Boyz and Chyna, they became WWE’s most reviled group. Unfortunately, while a chunk of their heat was from fans who genuinely wanted to see them get their comeuppance, a great deal of it came from those who just didn’t want them on-screen anymore, and the longer their run persisted, the worse it got.

Right To Censor were disbanded in May 2001, and although many of the group’s members returned to their old personas in the aftermath, none were able to recapture their lost popularity. They weren't exactly pushed strongly beforehand, but Godfather and Venis both had particularly sizeable fanbases. The audience wanted nothing to do with them after RTC, however, which rubber stamps the stable’s failings as a whole.