Every Paul Heyman Guy Ranked From Worst To Best

6. Rick Rude

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Rick Rude had the smoothest of starts in WCW when he surprisingly jumped to the company from WWE in 1990, moving into headline spots with a refined blend of his original 'Ravishing' gimmick and the sh*tkicker he was in real life.

Securing the United States Championship as part of the group, Paul E Dangerously was a nice addition to Rude's aesthetic alongside, feeling like a natural continuation of his relationship with The Heenan Family and 'The Brain' himself.

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