13 WWE Stars Who Hailed From Parts Unknown - Ranked From Worst To Best
Were there really six wrestlers worse than The Berzerker?
Parts Unknown is a truly unique place of origin in the sport of professional wrestling, and its exact location is one of the most closely guarded secrets in all of sports entertainment. However, there is one thing that wrestling fans do know for certain; this region has produced some of the most eccentric wrestling talents we have ever seen.
While little is known about the destination itself, based on what we have seen from its inhabitants, it appears to be a diverse and inclusive community. If explorers ever do discover Parts Unknown, they will likely encounter men with painted faces, Vikings, and perhaps even a clown or two along the way.
The diverse group of competitors who hail from the region have experienced varying levels of success in WWE. There have been wrestlers who have gone on to become World Champion and others who only the most dedicated wrestling fans are likely to remember.
With that in mind, it's time to take a trip down memory lane and celebrate the very best and worst competitors who have ever called Parts Unknown their home.
13. Battle Kat
Battle Kat was a masked man who utilized his “cat-like” agility to help him defeat his opponents in the squared circle.
The furious masked feline beat several enhancement talents like Pez Whatley and Paul Diamond. However, he would go on to be unceremoniously defeated by fellow Parts Unknown resident The Barbarian in a forgettable match on Prime Time Wrestling back in 1990. After his bout with The Barbarian, the WWF dropped the gimmick, essentially sending the poor Kat back to Parts Unknown to lick his wounds.
Battle Kat is a grappler that only the most diehard wrestling fans will likely remember; the costume looked ridiculous, and the character was ill-conceived to begin with.
He thus earns the title of being the worst character to ever come out of the wrestling hotbed known simply as Parts Unknown.