WWE Monday Night Raw: 10 Superstars Who Should Not Return for No. 1,000

For all those who we hope to see on Raw's 1,000th episode, there are those wrestlers we wish would stay at home and enjoy the festivities from their own lounger.

For Raw's huge event, there needs to by style and substance and some really good theater.

But if these wrestlers and personalities are included, it may spoil the show.

Here are a few people that should be left off the guest list.

Goldust

Anyone who makes wrestling look "dirty" is OK in my book, especially if he brings his valet Marlena with him.

But since Dustin Rhodes, aka Goldust, was fired from the WWE, I don't see this happening.

If Dusty Rhodes appears in a vignette with Cody, I could see a reunion of sorts, but it is unlikely to happen.

Ric Flair

With the WWE/TNA lawsuit pending and everything that has been said about Flair's release from TNA, this would not be a good time for him to show up on a Raw program.

Also, you are never sure which Ric Flair you are going to get.

If you get the version of his old self, then you have something special. If you have the drinking, speech-sluring man, then you have lost something great.

We can only hope that Ric stays home and watches the show from his place.

Mae Young

Nooooo!

If Mae Young comes back to the celebration, it means we could see wrinkles, and that is enough to scare any of us.

She is one of the craziest women who has ever graced us on the camera, but we do not need her on the screen.

Please, keep her away.

Chyna

She is tweeting about her lost animals. What's next?

With everything Chyna meant to the WWF when she was important to the business, it is a shame to see her how she is now (and I am not talking about porn).

She is a lost soul (a lot like Ric Flair) and has so much drama in her life now that she should go away and stay away from the business and clean her act up.

Goldberg

It's hard to believe he has been away from the biz for so long.

Goldberg was the baddest animal on the planet when he was cool.

Now, I am not so sure how he would be received by the public and the fans.

I say keep him away because he was not the most liked guy in the locker room.

Billy Gunn

He was a great worker in DX and with the "New Age Outlaws," but then, it all fell apart.

And Mr. Ass does not need to appear on the program.

While The Road Dogg is always good for a laugh or a great vignette, Gunn can keep himself away from the arena.

Bull Buchanan

He appeared last year in a vignette with John Cena and Mick Foley about "This is Your Life."

It bombed.

The former tag team partner of Cena has no place coming back to Raw or any WWE show any time soon.

Hopefully, he does not make an appearance on the 1,000th episode

Eric Bischoff

He is one of the reasons WWE is where it is today in terms of being the top dog. He ran WCW into the ground, which led to the eventual buyout by the McMahons. He has a place in Raw history.

But having him on the show now would not be a great idea; in fact it may be one of the worst ideas. Consider it throwing gasoline on the fire.

Diamond Dallas Page

Popular guy and former WCW World Champion. But not a great wrestler or performer and now believes he belongs in the Hall of Fame.

Are you kidding me?

Bring his former wife, Kimberly, along and we may have something to talk about.

Kevin Nash

Last time we saw "Big Kev," he was in a match with HHH.

Nash is well beyond his prime and sounds awful on the mic. Having him on the show would only soil the event.

Hearing him rant about not being respected would not be a good thing.