10 Worst Wrestling Masks
2. Battle Kat
This fan once showed an ex-girlfriend Battle Kat (it was a slow night) on WWE Network. Her response was, "Aw, look at the cute, cuddly little kitty", and he has never been able to stop thinking about it in the six years since. It's doubtful that "cute" or "cuddly" was what Brady Boone went for with the gimmick.
Unfortunately for him, his mask was adorable.
Look at it! It's fluffy, mixes black faux fur with purple and resembles one of Killstar's "Kreeptures" more than anyone would like to admit. There's nothing intimidating about this Kat; domestic felines are actually capable of being more scary than Boone's 1990 alter ego. He really should've gone for a mask that wasn't so pleasant.
Even the silver lining that's supposed to mimic whiskers is kid-like. It's as though someone in the WWF saw Tiger Mask over in Japan and thought it'd be better if their Persian was using arm drags instead of scratching posts.
Horrible. Just horrible.