In the original DX, and i mean the original, with Chyna, HHH and HBK, who was the forth guy with them?

Question

Remember? He held a briefcase and wore a suit alot, until soon after they kicked him out. Remember? 10 point to anyone who can tell me, its driving me nuts

Answer 1

HIS NAME IS Rick Rude. Richard Erwin Rood born in Robbinsdale, Minnesota (December 7, 1958 - April 20, 1999), better known by his ring name of "Ravishing" Rick Rude,
Rude returned to the WWF1997 as an "insurance policy" of the D-Generation X stable (Shawn Michaels, Triple H and Chyna). He assisted with several sneak attacks on The Undertaker. He left the WWF after the Montreal Screwjob at the 1997 Survivor Series. According to Bret Hart, Rude stayed in the locker room during Bret's confrontation with Vince McMahon. Rude then called Eric Bischoff and informed him what had happened was in fact real. As Rude was not signed to a full-time contract with WWF, and was performing on a "per appearance" basis, Rude was able to negotiate a deal with Bischoff and WCW, in part due to his anger over the Montreal Screwjob. Then, in a memorable evening causing much embarrassment to the WWF, Rude appeared on both RAW is WAR and WCW Monday Nitro on November 17, 1997. A clean-shaven Rude appeared on Nitro, which was live, and proceeded to criticize the WWF, calling the company the "Titanic" (a reference to Titan Enterprises, as the WWF's parent company was then known as the "sinking ship"). An hour later on RAW (which had been taped six days earlier), Rude then appeared with a beard. Also of note, Rude appeared on ECW's Hardcore TV during that weekend (November 14-16 as the show was syndicated differently depending on the market). Rude was still making ECW appearances while in D-Generation X.

He is now dead. what a pity. Rick Rude died on April 20, 1999 at the age of 40, after suffering heart failure. His death has been attributed variously to alleged heavy steroid abuse and the cumulative effect of the bumps he took throughout his career.

Answer 2

Shawn Micheals was originally the leader of De-Generation-X. It was also his idea originally to start DX. Shawn was the leader of DX, Triple H originally was just learning from Shawn, a lot of people say if it had not been for Shawn Micheals, Triple H would not be where he is today. I am sure a lot of people would completely argue that, but it is some what true. If it had not been for Shawn, Triple H probably wouldn't have become that successful that fast. However Shawn was the Original leader of DX back in the 90's when it started. When Shawn Micheals had to retire in 1998, due to injuries Triple H then took over DX. Triple H was basically the leader of DX all through the Attitude Era for the most part until the plug was pulled on DX and they were done. Throughout that time when all the other members of DX left the WWE went else where or retired and DX was reformed in 2006, Triple H was still the leader of DX. Which I think has to do with, the fact that Shawn Micheals has definitely changed in the past 10 years. And Triple H did most of the stuff in there 2006 run and Shawn was more of his accomplice from my perspective.

Answer 3

Rick Rude was for a short time (before leaving for WCW) X-PAC came later after Shawn Michaels needed back surgery. They then formed the DX Army.

Answer 4

Rick Rude and then X-pac, Jesse James and Billy Gunn

Answer 5

Ravishing Rick Rude. He was just a manager type of character with the group. He left after the Montreol Screw Job to WCW.

Answer 6

U mean Rick Rude because he dresses like that but he was only there for a little while until they kicked him out

Answer 7

X-pac
Road Dogg
Billy Gunn

Answer 8

Rick Rude.

Answer 9

to replace the dx member could be HHH HBK John Cena Lita

Answer 10

It was X Pac. if you see the scene where DX are storming in at WCW in a Tank