10 WWE Superstars You Won't Believe Are Still Employed

3. Sin Cara

This one€™s a little bit confusing because there was at one time two people playing the Sin Cara character. Luis Urive, a popular Mexican lucha libre wrestler who went by the name Mistico, became the original Sin Cara. For awhile people dug the way Sin Cara would spring over the ropes with a trampoline during his entrance and the way the lighting would change whenever he wrestled. He had some amazing moves that were unfortunately hit or miss depending on who he would be facing in the ring at the time. His Mexican style of wrestling clashed with the American style which resulted in more than a few botches from time to time. This was not acceptable for WWE€™s standards, and eventually a second Sin Cara came into the picture played by Jorge Arias, a WWE developmental wrestler who also went by Hunico. Eventually the original Sin Cara (Urive) went back to Mexico while the current Sin Cara (Arias) took his place. Other than to be used to sell merchandise, there€™s not much need for Sin Cara anymore no matter who€™s portraying him. It would probably be for the best if Sin Cara was quietly removed from the roster and replaced with another masked wrestler.