6. Dean Ambrose As The Hood
When Parker Robbins discovered a demonic cloak and boots that granted him levitation and invisibility, he realized that with great power comes great opportunity. A mirror-image of Spider-Man's origin (with the character's name as a not-so-secret reference), Robbins grew up with a criminal father and altered perceptions of what makes a "real man" as such, he was a sociopath and low-level criminal before he even took on the mantle of The Hood. Dean Ambrose is one of the most unpredictable superstars in wrestling history. Forget Teddy Hart, the Hardys, and all of their would-be internet-working antics Ambrose is the guy with that air of real crazy, the one you'd least want to run into in a dark alley really, a modern-day Brian Pillman. Plus, he's flat-out sleazy his greasy hair, his scratchy voice, his entire attitude. Despite all that, though, Ambrose's drive and motivation are crystal clear just like The Hood, he wants to be the best at what he does, he wants to dominate his opposition, and he wants to achieve immortality. Donning the cowl, boots, and twin pistols for a Marvel film would suit Ambrose to a tee.