Ranking 15 Four Horsemen - From Worst To Best

9. Curt Hennig

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The man known as ‘Mr Perfect’ in WWF would have a rather underwhelming run as a Horseman, but come on, it’s Curt Hennig. After his almost 10-year run in the World Wrestling Federation came to an end, Hennig found himself in WCW as the war between the New World Order and the Horsemen raged on. Both stables wanted to recruit Hennig, and he ended up choosing the Horsemen. He may have done this because he saw Vincent and Bagwell in the nWo ranks.

He entered as Arn Anderson’s replacement, but this being WCW in the mid to late 90s he wouldn’t last long before turning on the group to join the damn New World Order. I’m pretty sure every WCW-rostered wrestler joined a variation of the nWo at some point. Curt Hennig was a Horseman for only two months, but I’m not putting him behind Paul Roma and Mongo on any list, unless that list is ‘Worst Horsemen’.

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