10 WWE ECW Stars You Totally Don't Remember

Fans who have been watching WWE for more than a decade (they have our sympathies) would have been at least a little bit excited this week to see former ECW star Colin Delaney rock up on SmackDown.

He's not back permanently - at least not as far as we're aware (although a campaign similar to the one that helped win James Ellsworth a full-time deal last year is not totally out of the question) - but he did at least get to spend a few minutes getting beaten up by The Bludgeon Brothers.

While watching him get thrown around the ring like a rag-doll, memories of the then baby-faced rookie being pummelled by half the roster back in 2008 instantly came flooding back to us - along with a host of other forgotten WWE ECW stars who never quite managed to make Vince McMahon's grade.

Why didn't they enjoy more fruitful wrestling careers, though? What have they been doing since leaving the company?

And, the question that plagues us most: when will future Hall of Famer Braden Walker's three-disc "Best Of" DVD finally the shelves?

Former amateur wrestler Sylvester Terkay once fought (and lost) a bout to Kurt Angle during his college days - so nobody can say that he wasn't a legitimate fighter.

To call him a professional wrestler, however, is perhaps a bit of a stretch. The guy only managed a handful of matches on SmackDown and ECW - generally tagging with Elijah Burke, to whom he also briefly played bodyguard - before being released early in 2007.

Few were exactly upset with that decision, but in Terkay's defence, there's only so much you can do to win round fans when you're packaged with a largely non-speaking character whose main role is to stand behind a younger, more talented guy looking stern and menacing.

WWE even went to the trouble of making matching tracksuits for them, but after the New Breed story began to take shape, it appears they decided Burke no longer needed anyone standing his corner.

He was promptly let go, despite not doing a whole lot wrong.