10 Amazing Hidden Gems From WWE Superstars Of Wrestling
9. Papa Shango
One of the most-pushed characters on the period of Superstars expected to hit the Network, Papa Shango benefits as much from those that aren't on the show than anything he manages during a creatively cartoonish - ahem - spell for the organisation.
His April curse on the Ultimate Warrior gives the former WWE Champion a May to forget. Between stomach cramps, black liquid oozing from his head and vomit so powerful it managed to stain the camera lens backstage, Shango's black magic played havoc with Warrior's physical and emotional state.
He had more tricks up his cape, too. The late great Gene Okerlund found his hands covered in the tar-like substance shortly after Warrior's own attack of the black stuff, and an innocent jobber had his boots set ablaze in place of taking Shango's reverse shoulderbreaker. Ironically, it was this and other in-ring assaults from the future Godfather we actually didn't see all that much of when the character was the most over.
As the main programme at the time, almost all of Shango's best moments madness will be enclosed within the Superstars vault - with barely a single bad (or bad singles) match to endure for the pleasure.