10 WEIRD Changes Wrestlers Made You Definitely Don't Remember

8. Quote The Raven, Nevermore...Like A Wrestler Than Here

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In 2003, Raven became one of the first darlings of a nascent indie wrestling revolution, having used his ECW reputation to earn big in WCW and WWE during the industry’s unexpected 1990s financial peak.

Ready to claim back some credibility as one of the edgier guys to break into the mainstream, he messed around doing all sorts to cult acclaim on Sunday Night Heat waiting for his release, going as far to dress like a Sports Entertainment version of himself just to broadcast how good he was looking physically to any promoters watching.

The look even made it onto television, and all as he was about to successfully brave some pastures new in the months ahead. Plenty of his fans from years earlier pined for the t-shirt and jean shorts look of old, but Scott Levy was thinking about what was still to come rather than what had, by then, long passed.

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