The Berzerker

The Berzerker came stomping to the rings of WWE in 1991 clad in a tunic and horned helmet while carrying a shield and sword and chanting "Huss!" The Berzerker looked like he belonged at the helm of a Viking warship.

Regardless of appearances, the fierce warrior was ruthless in the ring. Though he dropped his blade and armor before the bell, his ruthlessness never stopped. The Berzerker pummeled his opponents mercilessly, steamrolling over them like his Viking ancestors stormed through European villages.

When his hunger for destruction was sated, the hirsute madman never considered pinning his foes. Instead, he opted to toss them over the top rope and take a count-out victory as he frantically bounced back and forth off the ropes. That unique strategy came in handy in a 40-Man Battle Royal in July 1992, which he easily won.

The only person who could seemingly control the Norseman was Mr. Fuji. However, the devious manager’s lust for chaos often eclipsed his willingness to control The Berzerker. The two famously demonstrated a sacred ritual, nearly burning the hapless nerd Jameson at the stake before tossing the poor sap off the roof of WWE’s TV studios.

During a brief rivalry with The Undertaker, The Berzerker and Fuji promised a Viking funeral for The Deadman. When they met one-on-one, though, the bout broke down into pandemonium. The Phenom narrowly avoided being impaled on the Viking’s mighty sword, but was laid out with a piledriver on the concrete floor. Ultimately, The Undertaker won his rivalry with The Berzerker, who then stomped out of WWE in 1993 as suddenly as he stomped in.