11 AWFUL Members Of Iconic Wrestling Stables

Known more for his stint as part of the silly greaser unit Deuce 'n Domino, Sim Snuka, son of Jimmy Snuka, actually also ended up being associated with a far more notable faction during his time as a WWE superstar.

Though Randy Orton's version of Evolution is largely remembered for being the stable that boasted the likes of a young Cody Rhodes and Ted DiBiase Jr., there were also a few other forgotten potential Legacy players early on.

Along with Manu - who at least made a bit of an impact by helping to take out Batista in late 2008 - Sim Snuka found himself in the pool of talents Orton was pretty much auditioning to join him in what would become The Legacy.

Despite technically surviving longer than Manu during this early Legacy testing phase, though, Sim was embarrassingly given the boot after not being the one to pick up the pin in a tag match alongside Rhodes.

Looking every bit like a loser with a capital 'L', the painfully bland Sim then chose to align himself with Manu as the rejected duo hatched a plan to assault Orton with another multi-generational talent.

That secret ally was none other than DiBiase Jr., of course, with Ted soon turning his back on the Legacy try-out lads to form the official threesome.

Put simply, Sim was just a dull body to be beaten on the road to establishing the real Legacy.