Dustin Rhodes has been through a lot of characters in his career. While Goldust was very successful, Seven his character in the fall of 1999 was not.

The character was a mysterious one with Rhodes dressed in a black trench coat, hat and his face painted white. He appeared in vignettes standing outside of a small child's window. Seven debuted in November 1999 with a one of a kind entrance, complete with him levitating over the top rope.

What followed was a 'shoot' promo from Rhodes dropping the Seven character. Rumor has it that the character was dropped because of Turner getting complaints about Seven appearing to be a child abductor.

What could have been a great character was messed up from the jump. We break it all down.

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Here is our first episode in the new Worst of Wrestling (WoW) segment. This is a new watch along series where we give our thoughts on the weird, unique, bizarre and terrible matches in wrestling history.

This episode focuses on an NXT match that occurred back when NXT was still a game show. Kaitlyn (Celeste Bonin), who later became a Divas Champion, faced off against Maxine (Catrina in Lucha Underground).

In this match, the announcers bury the match and Michael Cole talks to his mom on the phone, Kaitlyn wrestles in a hoodie and there are botches all around. This was very early in each woman's career and they went on to do some remarkable things. This match was remarkable for being bad.

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In the final of our three episodes about DX's 2006 reunion, we break down the events leading up to their Unforgiven Hell in a Cell match with Mr. McMahon, Shane O'Mac and Big Show.

That includes DX defacing Titan Towers and the WWE corporate jet, ripping an axle off of Vince's limo, and a trip to ECW for a match against the Big Show.

Things took a more serious turn leading up to Unforgiven, but there are still low blows to the Big Show, unprotected chair shots to security guards, and Paul Heyman's security being destroyed with an overhead sledgehammer swing.

This was super fun to watch and discuss!

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We are talking DX again in the second of three episodes on their 2006 reunion.

The battle against the McMahons continues as we cover the July 14 Raw through SummerSlam. The feud becomes more serious throughout this time with DX having run-ins with cops bought off by the McMahons. HHH and Michaels also face the rising star Umaga, who beat both stars in singles matches with the help of Vince and Shane.

We have appearances by Mr. Kennedy, Finlay, Big Show, William Regal, The Spirit Squad and Kane sprinkled throughout this episode. 

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D-Generation X, a staple of the Attitude Era, reformed in 2006 as a duo comprised of Triple H and Shawn Michaels.

The two united to combat Mr. McMahon, his son Shane and the team of male cheerleaders known as the Spirit Squad.

The feud continued throughout the year and created some moments that are still talked about to this day. In our first of three episodes on their return, we talk about DX dropping feces on their opponents, some of the gifts they gave Mr. McMahon and the famous DX McMahon impression.

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