Ten Best Celebrity Appearances in Wrestling History

Last night Tennessee Titans player Adam "Pacman" Jones madehis debut on TNA Wrestling. It's too early to say if the signing of Pacman Jones is going to be one of those good wrestling celebrity moments or bad celebrity moments but I thought this would be a good time to look at the ten best celebrity moments in wrestling history.

10. Pamela Anderson and Jenny McCarthy
The appearances of Pamela Anderson and Jenny McCarthy were well done simply because they were not expected to talk or do anything in the ring. Pamela Anderson and Jenny McCarthy just showed up, looked pretty and accompanied Shawn Michaels and Diesel to the ring for their World Title match at Wrestlemania XI.

9. Reggie White
In 1997 Steve "Mongo" McMichael turned on Kevin Greene in a tag match and joined the Four Horsemen. Shortly afterwards Reggie White showed up in the crowd and "Mongo" berated him, causing Reggie White to attack "Mongo". The match that resulted was not pretty but Reggie at least did a good job of making the feud look real.

8. Mr. T
I pity the fool who didn't like Mr. T's appearance. Mr. T was a vital part of the first ever Wrestlemania. Mr. T. teamed up with Hulk Hogan to take on "Rowdy" Roddy Piper and "Mr. Wonderful" Paul Ornodorff. Mr. T was one of the reasons that Wrestlemania I got attention and eventually became the biggest event in wrestling.

7. Drew Carey
The WWE has an annual event called the Royal Rumble where one-by-one wrestlers come to the ring and all brawl in the ring. On one occasion Drew Carey was there to plug something and Vince McMahon put him in the Royal Rumble match. Drew Carey wandered to the ring and the two wrestlers in the ring eliminated themselves leaving Carey in the ring by himself. Carey then started to play to the crowd until the next contestant appeared. An explosion went off and the seven-foot monster Kane appeared. Drew Carey decided to bow out gracefully.

6. Muhammad Ali
Muhammad Ali was another one of the guests at the very first Wrestlemania. I'm sure a lot of people thought that wrestling was a joke at that time so having Muhammad Ali there gave a little bit of credibility to the WWF.