10 Least Intimidating WWE Monsters Ever
3. Snitsky
No matter how hard they tried, the WWE just couldn't make a true monster out of the man known as Gene Snitsky. He was introduced to the WWE Universe in autumn 2004, hitting Kane with a chair and causing the Big Red Monster to fall into Lita, who was then pregnant but subsequently lost the baby. Mid 2000s WWE was a terrible, terrible place.
The story itself is terrifying, but Snitsky was cartoonish throughout and thus became all but blunt as a figure of fear. It didn't help that he had a catchphrase, frequently stating 'It wasn't my fault', in deliberate tones. In truth this whole mess wasn't Snitsky's fault, but instead of coming off as a monster the big man felt more like that weird overgrown kid in American teen movies who starts off scary but becomes friendly and comical.
Snitsky has found a much more natural role as an on-screen pitchman for a power pressure cooker on YouTube. I'm not joking either, take a look.