The cornerman of Jake “The Snake” Roberts at Wrestlemania III, Alice Cooper did not impress anyone with his physique but did assist Roberts in putting his snake Damian on Jimmy Hart, the notorious manager of the Honky Tonk Man.  Cooper never did any other work with the WWE, but his lone appearance still makes for a great visual.

August 4 – 17, 1958
Ricky Nelson
Poor Little Fool

Spending the majority of his career with the Detroit Tigers, Willie Horton was a feared power hitter who belted 20 Home Runs six times amassing 262 Home Runs over his Tigers career.  Horton was an All-Star four times and finished fourth in MVP voting in 1968, which was the year he helped the Tigers win the World Series.  Horton was so beloved in Detroit that they would retire his number despite him not being in the Baseball Hall of Fame.  Horton might not have been among the best baseball players in Tigers history, but if this list was based on popularity, he would have been in the top five.

After seven seasons with the Chicago White Sox, Chet Lemon was traded to the Detroit Tigers in 1981, where he would play nine seasons until he retired after the 1990 season.  Playing in the Outfield, Lemon had three 20 Home Run seasons for Detroit, nad was an All-Star in 1984.  That was the same year where he was a integral part of the Tigers World Series winning team.  As a TIger, he would have 1,071 Hits with 142 Home Runs.