10 More Early-'90s WWE Superstars You Totally Don't Remember
3. Mark Young
The Stu Hart-trained Mark Young was briefly on the books of WWE during 1989 and 1990, also returning for an even shorter run in 1992, where he wrestled under the somehow more underwhelming name of Todd "Overbow".
He was used, almost exclusively, as a jobber to some of the company's early-90s B-listers, among them Bad News Brown, Earthquake and, even, the aforementioned Al Perez. Occasionally, he got the odd win, but only when paired up with the handful of wrestlers whose faces were marginally less recognisable than his own.
In 1993, he decided that wrestling wasn't going to pay the bills and called time on his career at the ripe old age of 26 after a short run in Japan, and then Mid-Eastern Wrestling Federation.
It's becoming something of a recurring theme for wrestlers on this list: they face - and usually triumph over - The Brooklyn Brawler at a house show, before calling it quits altogether a short while later. It sort of makes you wonder how much enhancing the so-called ultimate enhancement talent really did.