To be fair, either of The Headbangers could have made this list but Mosh was dealt the more humorous hand by the powers that be. The Headbangers were one of the bigger tag teams during the mid 1990s and right through the majority of the Attitude Era. Famed for their less than conventional fashion sense, the pair of Mosh and Thrasher only managed to win one WWF Tag Team Championship but were constantly involved in the product on television during the businesses' biggest boom. Props to that. After Thrasher suffered a knee injury in 1999, Mosh was renamed Beaver Cleavage (pictured) in what was a reference to the TV series 'Leave It to Beaver'. He appeared in black-and-white vignettes with his "mother", the voluptuous Mrs. Cleavage, and the two would exchange sexual innuendos. The gimmick was quickly scrapped after Mosh cut a promo where he openly gave up on it all. He was repackaged as Chaz and announced that Mrs. Cleavage was in fact his girlfriend. The pair were involved in a story line where the police got involved after Cleavage claimed that Chaz had been beating her. Heavy stuff. He was jobbed out time and time again before Thrasher returned and The Headbangers were afforded one more run. It was never the same for the once popular pair however, which was demonstrated when both of their slots in the 2001 Royal Rumble were given to Drew Carey.
