10 Second Generation WWE Stars Who Totally Failed

Deuce's old man was Jimmy Snuka, by whom he was personally trained in the late 1990s before eventually landing a developmental deal with WWE in 2005.

After a couple of years as a rookie, he debuted on SmackDown as one half of Deuce 'n' Domino, a tag team who looked like they had time travelled from the 1950s, and had a run with the WWE Tag Team Championship in what was a low point for the entire division.

It was after his move to Raw in 2008 that he made his famous wrestling lineage known to the fans for the first time, briefly joining Legacy alongside Cody Rhodes, Ted DiBiase, Jr. and Manu before getting kicked out for being, well, a bit rubbish.

His final role in WWE was as the cameraman who was supposed catch The Undertaker after a suicide dive at WrestleMania 25, and he didn't even manage to do that properly. 'Taker ended up crashing to the floor head-first, nearly ruining one of the matches of they year.