10 WWE Stars Of The '90s Who Wouldn't Work Today

It's not totally inconceivable that NXT could slap a rookie wrestler with a walkie-talkie and baton and have them state their intention to "lay down the WWE" law - although you would think it unlikely in America's current political climate.

But that, on its own, isn't what makes Bossman such a potentially controversial character. It was less what he wore than the things that he did: gate-crashing the funeral of Big Show's dad, for instance, or his weird obsession with Al Snow's dog (whose remains, we're led to believe, he fed to Al Snow).

In reality, though, these actions make him a far more viable "lunatic" than someone like Bray Wyatt, who - by comparison - looks like a relatively sane man with a peculiar liking for dolls' heads and overhead projections of cockroaches.