Celebrities and WWE seem to go hand in hand with the company often bringing in people from outside the world of wrestling to try and attract as many people to view the product as possible. Over the years the likes of Pat McAfee, Mike Tyson, and Logan Paul have all done great work for the company, putting in fantastic performances in the ring and on the microphone.
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However, there are tons of other celebrities who would be able to thrive in the world of WWE, whether that's competing in matches or in other roles such as being a manager. But just because someone has celebrity status it doesn't mean that they are guaranteed to fit into WWE, as certain people would struggle.
10 Would Fit: Jake Paul
Jake Paul is someone that fans have seen in the wrestling world, but so far it is only outside the ring to support his brother. However, he is just like Logan in the fact he has tons of personality and a huge following, whether people love him or hate him, everyone seems to have an opinion.
That is crucial for any celebrity to have success in the world of WWE as being able to garner a reaction is important. Paul has no shortage of confidence which would allow him to be great on the microphone, while his boxing career proves he'd also be able to handle himself inside the ring.
9 Would Fail: Donald Trump
Donald Trump is a WWE Hall Of Famer who the company has had no problem using in the past for major angles and storylines, but the chances of him ever stepping back into the company are very slim. Politics are something that professional wrestling companies are best steering away from, which is why Trump probably won't be welcomed back.
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WWE might show clips of him from the past, but considering how polarizing he is as a person due to his history as the President of the United States Of America, he wouldn't work now.
8 Would Fit: Conor McGregor
Conor McGregor is a controversial figure in the world of MMA, but he also happens to be one of the biggest names in the history of the sport. The Irishman has branched out far beyond the world of UFC, becoming a household name that every business would like to work with in some capacity.
McGregor could obviously handle himself inside the ring and fans would be able to take him seriously, even if he is much smaller than most. But it is his fantastic talking skills and his ability to carve out a genuine character for himself that would make him a real hit.
7 Would Fail: Gordon Ramsay
Gordon Ramsay is a name that has become well known all around the world, and while that's something he is earned through his hard work as a chef it is personality that has truly got him over. The problem with Ramsay is what makes him so popular is his love of swearing and being rude.
While he could potentially be hilarious in a wrestling capacity on the outside during a match, fans would have certain expectations of what to expect from him and Ramsay wouldn't be able to deliver them due to the PG restrictions.
6 Would Fit: The Impractical Jokers
WWE likes to bring as much comedy to the product as possible and due to the PG environment, there is always something for everybody to enjoy. That is why it is easy to imagine the Impractical Jokers crew fitting in perfectly by having different backstage skits.
It's something that would create some hilarious situations, and it's easy to imagine them being a real hit, particularly in NXT where there is more freedom to push the boundaries and be a little sillier.
5 Would Fail: Tony Hawk
Tony Hawk is a well-known celebrity name who has been a huge star in pop culture for a long time, but that doesn't mean that WWE should bring him in. Hawk isn't as relevant today as he was in the prime of his skateboarding career, which is why he'd likely not make much impact.
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Plus, Hawk has been used by AEW which is a place he fits in due to the connection he has with Darby Allin. WWE likely wouldn't want to push him because of that, while Hawk doesn't have much to offer the company in this day and age.
4 Would Fit: Matthew McConaughey
Matthew McConaughey is notorious for being a big professional wrestling fan, and anytime someone comes in with a background of liking the product it tends to go better. The likes of Bad Bunny and Pat McAfee are prime examples of that, and while the Hollywood star may not be competing inside the ring his talking ability could be useful.
It's easy to imagine McConaughey playing a crucial role in a storyline to build up an angle or working as a manager for a talent by being able to whip up the attention of the audience in his unique manner.
3 Would Fail: Kanye West
Kanye West might be a huge name that would guarantee eyeballs to WWE's product, but that doesn't mean he's someone that would work. He is an extremely controversial person due to his own personal life and beliefs and that is why it's hard to imagine him working well in that environment.
The PG world of WWE isn't conducive to major controversy as it would be too risky for WWE. The potential bad press the company would get is something that might make the company think twice about bringing him in.
2 Would Fit: Corey Taylor
Corey Taylor has been involved musically in the world of WWE previously as his bands have created the soundtracks to several PPVs over the years. However, he could easily end up being involved in a higher capacity as his carefree attitude could lead to some wild moments.
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He's a great talker and bringing his rock and roll attitude into the wrestling world is something that many fans would dig watching as it would bring something completely different.
1 Would Fail: Robert Downey Jr.
Robert Downey Jr. is one of the most charismatic men in Hollywood right now and if WWE could ever land him the company would no doubt do everything to make it happen. It's easy to imagine how he'd be great as a manager for somebody because his promo ability would be brilliant.
However, Downey Jr. would arguably be too charismatic to take on that kind of role. He brings tons of energy to any interview he does and that is something that would potentially lead to him overshadowing anybody else he did work with.
