22 WWE Stars From The 2000s That You Totally Don't Remember

19. Rodney Mack

Rodney Mack achieved a small measure of notoriety in ECW as a member of Da Baldies. Unfortunately for Mack, ECW closed soon after his WWE. He received a measure of fortune, however, when WWE decided to sign him in 2002. He reported to developmental for a while before making his debut on Smackdown on January 16th 2003. Mack was switched over to Raw after only one appearance on Smackdown. Perhaps WWE officials felt he had better chance for success on the red brand. He didn't. Mack joined up with Teddy Long, Mark Henry and Jazz in a lame stable that shamelessly played the race card. He suffered a serious knee injury in late 2003 and made one further appearance for the WWE in March 2004 before WWE decided to move on. In a cold move, WWE fired Mack and his real life wife Jazz on the same day. They hired the couple back in September 2006 to compete on the ECW brand but Mack never made it to TV. They were released again in January 2007.