10 WCW Stars From The '90s You Totally Don't Remember

10. Disorderly Conduct

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Check those mugs.

That's 'Tough' Tom and 'Mean' Mike, otherwise known as WCW's Disorderly Conduct. Together, they worked in Japan, Mexico and eventually North America as a job-squad regular for more-established tag-teams. In fact, Conduct's only real claim to fame was that they lost to The Steiners on a November 1998 episode of Nitro.

Later, Tom and Mike would receive a one-off tryout with WWE in September 2000. It's a sign of how seriously they were taken that 'The Texas Hangmen' (a gimmick they'd used in Puerto Rico's WWC) lost to The Dupps in a dark match before the promotion taped an episode of C-show Jakked.

Before that, Disorderly Conduct were WCW Saturday Night and house show regulars from 1997-2000. So, if you attended WCW live events, you might not see The Steiners, Harlem Heat or The Nasty Boys, but you could expect to see 'Tough' and 'Mean' do their thing.

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