WWE: 10 Iconic Alliances That Should Be Reinvented For 2014

6. The Dungeon Of Doom (1995-1997)

Where did old talent go to die a miserably gimmicky wrestling death and ultimately lose a lackluster title match to Hulk Hogan in the mid-1990s? To WCW's almost surreal collection of misfits known as The Dungeon of Doom of course! No one is exactly sure what Hogan did to anger the Kevin Sullivan-led band of WWE washed-ups, but members like Meng (King Haku), the Shark (Earthquake), the Zodiac (Brutus Beefcake), Big Bubba Rogers (The Big Boss Man), and Kamala (Kamala) made it their own personal mission to rid the world of Hulkamania one nonsensical videotaped wrestling segment at a time. The only Dungeon member to experience even the remotest level of career longevity was The Giant (The Big Show) who made his debut with the faction in late 1995. Unbelievably, the Dungeon of Doom was given more than two years of WCW airtime, partially due to Kevin Sullivan double gig as booker for the promotion at the time. Though they weren't entirely exciting to watch, okay so it was actually pretty painful to watch them, a stable of menacing and unintentionally hilarious monster heels would be embraced with open arms by most wrestling fans in today's market. 2014 Proposed Update - The Dungeon of Doom 2.0 There really is no need to change the name for this one. Just put together some of the silliest and gimmicky acts in wrestling right now, and give them a chance to make some campy promo magic. Immediate members of the new Dungeon of Doom should include The Great Khali, Goldust, Brodus Clay, Ryback, The Big Show, and Rusev.