The Best Of The Other Horsemen

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When most people hear The Four Horsemen, 5-6 names comes to mind.

Ric Flair
Arn Anderson
Tully Blanchard
Barry Whindam
J.J. Dillon
Ole Anderson

But what about the other Horsemen? I'm not going to tell you what the above names have brought to the most legendary stable in pro wrestling. You should know this by now. However, the "other" Horsemen may have brought something to the table. Who's the best of the other Horsemen?

"The Total Package" Lex Luger
This guy brought a great look to the Horsemen. While he didn't reach his peak before or after his snit with The Four Horsemen, he was a great physical force to be reckoned with.

Sting
He was perhaps one of the oddest people to be a part of the stable. Now I'm not to sure about his history with The Four Horsemen, but he would have fared better as a Horseman as Steve "Sting" Borden without face paint. It would be like putting a guy like CM Punk in Evolution. All the talent in the world, but not the right look.

Sid Vicious
(see Lex Luger)

Paul Roma
This lump of coal never became a diamond. He could have been the Randy Orton to Evolution. He had a name people knew, and a good build... I'm not convincing anyone, am I.... not even myself....

Brian Pillman
The Loose Cannon, The Ticking Timebomb, Flyin' Brian Pillman was another guy that could have brought the world to the Horsemen, but didn't have the right look or style... However you could show Brian Pillman eating oatmeal and it'll be for good tv. Pillman was fantastic behind the mic, and unlike Sting he could have been molded to the Horsemen style.

Chris Benoit
(See Paul Roma, minus how I'm not convincing anyone)

Jeff Jarrett
He had a name that everyone knew, and unlike the other people who I've said that about, he had WWE credentials behind him. In addition to being a skilled wrestler he brought class, a pedigree, good promo skills, and fantastic skills. WCW could have very well retired Ric Flair and made Jeff Jarrett the new leader of The Four Horsemen, complete with the Figure Four.

Curt Henning
See what I said about Jeff Jarrett? Take that, add a bigger fan base, take away the Figure Four, and mention that be took Arn Anderson's spot. Henning could have single highhandedly revitalized The Four Horsemen, if WCW didn't take a giant shit on it.

Dean Malenko
Not the biggest guy, not the best promo, but kinda like Chris Benoit, he could get away with "Silent but Violent." The Texas Cloverleaf done by the man of 1,001 holds is still one of my favorite submissions. However, Malenko could be seen as another fish in a big pond. It was bad timing, but by the time Malenko and Benoit the Four Horsemen that name wasn't quite as relevant.

Steve McMichael
I left him for last because this thread was going to be just singing his praises as a Horsemen. He wasn't the best wrestler, wasn't the best promo, but he embodied what The Four Horsemen was all about- being the best. Having a super bowl ring in a stable known for championships just looks cool. While he would never be nothing more than a threat to the world title, his super bowl ring, championship attitude, and his gimmick could have made him a better enforcer than Henning was.

So, who is the best of the other Horsemen?