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WWE wouldn't be complete without its heels and villains. You can't have a great show without them. Triple H is probably the greatest Heel of this era. Some heels like Flair, Undertaker, and Bret Hart were such great heels that they wound up with more fans that most faces.LeBron James is the villain of the NBA. His strange TV special on ESPN, "The Decision" turned a lot of the country's NBA fans completely against him. But he's so damn good that you've got to respect him.Don't we need more great heels? Someone you can't help but hate, but love to ...

Terrell Owens (aka T.O.) and the WWE were made for each other. Owens' teammate, wide receiver and all-around ridiculous dude Chad Ochocinco, guest-hosted Raw last year. And you know what? He was absolutely dynamite on the mic. He worked the crowd like a seasoned veteran. And you know why? Because he's an entertainer.Why would Terrell Owens be any different? He's never been on WWE, but he's certainly had his diva moments over the years. He's been a problem in the locker room, been fined multiple times by the NFL, and has some legendary touchdown celebrations.After a touchdown,  pulled a Sharpie out of his sock ...

We've seen it so many times before: Professional athletes crossing over into the world of professional wrestling. A lot of these guys grew up watching wrestling, and surely dreamed of stepping in the ring someday. NBA-great Dennis Rodman embodied what a wrestling superstar really is. He tangled with the NBA's second-leading scorer of all time, the Mailman Karl Malone. NFL legend Lawrence Taylor famously took down Bam Bam Bigelow at WrestleMania 11.  Hell, Kurt Angle won a Gold Medal in the Atlanta Olympics in 1996 before he crossed over into the world of professional wrestling. There are countless examples of movie stars, athletes, and even reality TV ...