10 Most Godawful Celebrity Cameos In Wrestling History

Ken Jeong gets a bit of a pass here, since his whole role seemed to be that of obnoxious hype man, which the dude was born to play. But Jeremy Piven, on the other hand...that guy deserved every last boo he got from the crowd during his guest hosting stint on Raw.

When you step into a world of entertainment that's outside of your normal purview, whether you're a fan or not, you at least have to learn the basics. And typically, a good place to start is with the names of the events you're referencing.

Summerfest, Jeremy? Really? Summerfest?

It wouldn't be so bad if this little slip-up didn't come from the mouth of someone who'd spent two decades in a career where most of his job centered around learning lines of dialogue. Surely, he could have given the Raw script more than a cursory glance before stepping out in front of thousands of people.

And while mistakes are bound to happen, it was made much worse by the fact that Piven clearly couldn't give less of a s**t about anything besides saying the name of his movie as many times as humanly possible while the mic was in his hand.

Although you have to give him credit for that cross-body from the top turnbuckle. Not too shabby there.