10 WWE Stars You Totally Don’t Remember Appearing At WrestleMania

10. Sniper

1997's 'Gang Wars' were in-part designed to pad out WWE's wafer-thin roster during the most fiercely competitive years of the Monday Night Wars, particularly when Raw switched to a weekly two hour format.

The Nation of Domination triggered the trend, with Faarooq rebuilding a four man squad after firing Savio Vega and Crush, who each returned with the backing of Los Boricuas and the Disciples of Apocalypse respectively.

Added to the mix were the Truth Commission, a stable of drab heels working a South African white separatist gimmick that was never fleshed out on television enough to draw adequate heat or connect them to any of the other factions on the roster.

The Commission rapidly crumbled, with manager The Jackyl favouring the giant Kurrgan over Sniper and Recon, convincing the mammoth 'Interrogator' to attack his former stablemates, dissolving the group for good.

Sniper and Recon formed their own tag team in response, and did so just in time to gain inclusion into WrestleMania 14's show-opening tag team battle royal.

The duo were eliminated when Kurrgan interfered to dump out Sniper, forcing Recon out of the match as well.

Recon would stick at it, with passable runs as Bull Buchanan and John Cena's sidekick B2, but Sniper quietly retired in 1999.