Goldust

Bio
In February 1991, Goldust debuted in World Championship Wrestling, wrestling as "The Natural" Dustin Rhodes. He feuded with Larry Zbyszko until April 1991. In October 1992, Rhodes and Barry Windham won the World Tag Team Championship. Dustin joined WWE in 1995 as Goldust. After winning his debut match against Marty Jannetty at In Your House in ’95, he soon turned his attention to a polar opposite, a greased slice of oozing machismo known as Razor Ramon. Seemingly at will, as would be the norm with "The Prince of Perversion," he prodded and manipulated Razor's mind like a chunk of Silly Putty. Capitalizing on his unusual tactics, Goldust defeated "The Bad Guy" at the 1996 Royal Rumble to win the Intercontinental Championship. It wasn't just his first WWE title, but also the first for his brand new "director," the cigar-smoking seductress Marlena.

In November 1997, Goldust split with Marlena and refused to cooperate with his Survivor Series teammates. This led to a feud with Vader and the appearance of The Artist Formerly Known as Goldust, managed by Luna Vachon. He began mimicking celebrities and fellow wrestlers. In May 1998, Rhodes declared the end of Goldust and burned his jumpsuit on television, thereby splitting with Luna and eventually getting involved with Terri Runnels once again. Rhodes returned to World Championship Wrestling in 1999. Rhodes feuded with Jeff Jarrett before turning heel and feuding with Terry Funk.

The Bizarre One didn't miss a beat in his 2002 return to WWE. he officially returned by taking part in the Royal Rumble of that year. finding great success in the hardcore division, where he won the Hardcore Championship on seven occasions. As Goldust embraced the extreme, he found an unlikely ally in Booker T. The tandem went on to delight the WWE Universe with numerous comedic vignettes and later captured the World Tag Team Championships before being forced to split up. The wrestling fans have been taken on a long, fascinating trip since The Bizarre One first strutted his bedazzled stuff in 1995. With an envelope-pushing style that predated the scandalous Attitude Era, Goldust instantly became a Superstar to watch and an oddity to fear. When the cameras were rolling on him, you got the sense anything could happen.