10 Wrestlers Who Jumped Ship & Changed Absolutely... NOTHING!
7. Chris Harris
When Monty Brown was tearing it up as a singles wrestler, another TNA employee was making waves in the tag-team division. ‘Wildcat’ Chris Harris had risen to fame as one half of America’s Most Wanted alongside James Storm. With their valet Gail Kim, the pair got wildly over and captured the NWA Tag Team Championships no less than 6 times.
Following a breakup feud that culminated in a 'Blindfold Match' (of course it did), Harris embarked on a brief solo run in TNA before deciding to try pastures new. His WWE debut came on 8 July 2008 and is now the stuff of legend, just not in the way he would've wanted.
Under the name Braden Walker, Harris approached Armando Estrada and delivered the most terrifying thing in the English language: A knock-knock joke. After telling Estrada that he was going "knock his brains out" in a painfully half-assed manner, it was clear that Mr. Walker was not long for this world.
Harris wrestled just 2 televised matches for his new home before being released. This served as a stark warning to all TNA stars that the WWE grass was definitely not greener.