15 1990s WWF Heels That Deserve More Love!
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The 1990s WWF produced some of the most imaginative, bizarre, and genuinely menacing heels in professional wrestling history. While names like Mr. Perfect, Owen Hart, and Triple H tend to dominate many conversations about villainy from that decade, an entire generation of antagonists worked through the same arenas, the same Monday nights, and the same pay-per-views without ever getting the credit their work deserved. Some drew genuine heat in front of thousands. Some played characters so strange they still live rent-free in the minds of fans who were there. And some left the company before anyone had a chance to see what might have been. From the cartoonish chaos of the Golden Era right through the attitude-soaked final years of the decade, here are fifteen WWF heels from the 1990s that deserve a second look. 1. Repo Man (1991-1993): Barry Darsow Takes a Stark Departure From Demolition Smash
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