Guys who Lasted Longer In WWE Than You Thought They Would

[thecrusherwi]

Nikolai Volkoff. A guy who was never great at anything was in the WWF during the Hogan/New Generation era LONGER THAN HOGAN OR SAVAGE!!

[Harry The Arrow was Wrong!]

I know he doesn't wrestle anymore but Alex Riley. He joined WWE in 2007 and made it to the main roster in 2010.

I honestly thought he'd be done after his run with Miz. The guy is awful in the ring, horrific on the mic and even worse on commentary(Talking about Balor/Hideo's skills "They don't have my stamp of approval").

Somebody in the back must really like the guy.

[percymania]

The Miz

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I don't think ANYBODY thought the Undertaker would be around and relevant 15 years after his WWF debut, let alone almost 25.

(1a: Undertaker, 1b: Kane. Bob Holly is in the picture as well.)

[agent817]

I was a little surprised that Edge lasted as long as he did. He debuted in the summer of 1998 as a silent loner type, then became a member of The Brood. He also teamed with Christian, in which I will say that initially they sucked on the mic, but later on, they had that funny surfer and snobby gimmick when they did those poses. He also teamed with Hogan. I have to say that when he returned in 2004, he didn't really have a good run until he turned heel, and then became one of the most-hated heels after that, which was great for his character.

At least he retired on top, even though he had to end his career because of his neck.