20 Former WWE Stars Who Should Enter A Gimmick Battle Royal At WrestleMania 37
18. Steven Richards
No, not the 2004 version of Stevie Richards dressed as a woman, but Steven Richards, leader of The Attitude Era's Right To Censor stable.
At the turn of the millennium in 2000, WWF's edgy brand made them susceptible to criticism from the Parent's Television Control (PTC), even earning themselves a lawsuit for refusing to air a more family-friendly product. In response Vince McMahon, the devil that he is, created a parody stable called Right To Censor or RTC.
With Richards at the helm, alongside Bull Buchanan, a no longer porn-starring Val Venis, The Godfather now 'The Goodfather' and Ivory, RTC shtick was to protest against the violent and sexual content of WWF programing during The Attitude Era. So practically the entire show. The group became one of the most detestable acts in wrestling, yet also one of the more underrated from The Attitude Era.
Imagine the shrilling boos from the crowd as Richards marched down the 'Mania ramp with that godawful siren theme music blaring across the stadium. Put this man in a Gimmick Battle Royal.