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The scariest Superstars in sports-entertainment history: photos
Prepare yourself for the ultimate experience in grueling terror. Freaks. Bloodsuckers. Savages and sadists. These are the most terrifying Superstars in sports-entertainment history. Scared? You should be.
No Superstar has intimidated opponents quite like The Undertaker.
Phil Olafsson terrified wrestling audiences in the 1940s as The Swedish Angel.
Hailing from Parts Unknown, The Missing Link was as dangerous as he was unpredictable.
Kamala's unorthodox offense made him difficult for any Superstar to handle.
Kane has been terrorizing the WWE Universe for more than a decade.
A WWE Superstar in the 1970s, Canada's Wolfman acted like a wild animal in the ring.
Few Divas were as wicked as Luna Vachon.
Scary Sherri wasn't afraid to go after any Superstar.
Though he had one of the coolest entrances of WWE’s Attitude Era, Gangrel was a frightening Superstar to behold.
For a period in the 1980s, Andre the Giant was the most frightening Superstar in sports-entertainment.
Papa Shango painted his face like a skeleton, wore a necklace made of bones and carried a skull to the ring.
He’s The Boogeyman, and he’s coming to get you!
Viscera was as big as he was ugly.
Nailz was an ex-con who set his sights on his former corrections officer, The Big Boss Man.
Hawaii native "King" Curtis Iaukea was one of the ring's most depraved individuals.
Ghoulish manager Paul Bearer led Undertaker, Mankind and Kane to the ring during his WWE career.
No heavyweight matched the intensity and thirst for brutality of Abdullah the Butcher.
The Original Sheik was never afraid to sink his teeth into the competition.
Doink was less of a Bozo in wrestling boots and more like Pennywise the Clown from Stephen King’s shock novel, “It.”
A psychological mastermind, Jake Roberts preyed on his opponents’ darkest fears.
Vampiro went to great lengths to watch his rivals suffer.
Ox Baker did his opponents a favor by bringing a stretcher to the ring.
Vampires Kevin Thorn and Ariel made a twisted pair.
Sycho Sid's power made him dangerous, his madness made him unstoppable.
Fans lined up to be terrified by "The French Angel" in the 1940s.
Kurrgan's size and strength made him a terror for any opponent.
Every Diva was afraid of the depraved Kharma in 2010.
The Great Kabuki was the first competitor to spit poisonous Asian mist.
Sporting arms the size of children and a web of red straps gripping his face, Vader was as imposing as they come.
Few tag teams have intimidated fans and crushed opponents quite like The Wild Samoans
The tenacious "Mad Dog" Vachon terrified opponents twice his size.
In 1994, a new, brutal type of Diva emerged in WWE in the form of big Bull Nakano.
Known as “The Wild Bull of the Pampas," Pampero Firpo lived up to his nickname.
Fearless and scary strong, Umaga was a nightmare for the entire WWE roster.
