Celebrities Who Made WWE Raw Their Stage

In the world of professional wrestling, WWE Raw has seen its fair share of memorable moments. But there was a peculiar phase between 2009 and 2014 where celebrities took over the show. This wasn't just a few stars; it was a parade of unexpected faces. Let's dive into some of the most notable celebrity hosts during this era. One of the first to step into the ring was Bob Barker. Known for his long-running game show, The Price is Right, Barker brought his unique charm to WWE in September 2009. He even hosted a WWE-themed version of his show, complete with a surprise appearance from the villainous Irwin R. Schyster. It was a wild mix of game show and wrestling that fans still talk about. Another standout was William Shatner. The iconic Star Trek actor hosted Raw in February 2010. Shatner's appearance was a blast from the past, and his rendition of WWE superstars' entrance themes was a highlight. It was a fun, unexpected twist that fans loved. Pee-Wee Herman, played by the late Paul Reubens, also made an appearance in November 2010. He brought his quirky humor to the show, which was broadcast from the iconic Nassau Coliseum. Herman's run-ins with Big Show, who was dressed up like the beloved character, were a hit with the audience. Jeremy Piven, known for his role in Entourage, had a memorable moment in August 2009. During his appearance, he accidentally gave WWE's SummerSlam a new name on live TV. It was a funny mistake that added to the chaos of the show. Jerry Springer, the controversial talk show host, brought his unique brand of entertainment to Raw in February 2010. He added some of his show's gimmicks to the wrestling spectacle, making for a wild night. Betty White, a legend in her own right, hosted Raw in February 2014. Though she didn't participate in any matches, her mic skills and promo segments were a hit with fans. Seth Green, co-creator of Robot Chicken, was one of the first celebrity hosts. He didn't just talk; he got involved in a six-man tag main event, teaming up with John Cena and Triple H to defeat Legacy. It was a surprising turn for a comedian.

Hugh Jackman, known for his role as Wolverine, appeared on Raw in September 2011. He even got physical, helping Zack Ryder win a non-title match with a punch to Dolph Ziggler's jaw. It was a thrilling moment that fans still remember. Arnold Schwarzenegger and Joe Manganiello showed up in March 2014 to promote their action flick, Sabotage. They got physical with The Miz, who tried to crash their in-ring promo with Hulk Hogan. It was a wild night that fans won't forget. Shaquille O'Neal, the basketball legend, appeared on Raw in July 2009. His hilarious interaction with Chris Jericho was a highlight of the show. Jericho looked tiny next to the Pro Basketball Hall of Famer, making for a funny moment. The Muppets, beloved characters like Kermit the Frog, Miss Piggy, Fozzie Bear, and Beaker, showed up on Raw in October 2011. Their appearance was a surprise, but it was a fun addition to the show. David Hasselhoff, known for his role in Baywatch, hosted Raw in April 2010. He entered the ring to one of his own songs and danced around with some ladies, kicking off the night's festivities. It was a wild and random moment that fans enjoyed. The Hot Tub Time Machine cast, Rob Corddry and Clark Duke, hosted Raw in March 2010. Their appearance was largely forgotten, but there was an awkward hot tub segment that was saved by Mark Henry and Hornswoggle. Pete Rose, the notorious baseball player, hosted Raw in March 2010. He had some unfortunate run-ins with Kane, who confronted him backstage. It was a tense moment that fans remember. Cyndi Lauper, known for her hit song "Girls Just Want to Have Fun, " appeared on Raw in June 2012. She helped put a beating on Heath Slater, who was in the middle of a run where he got destroyed by all kinds of returning stars. Kevin Hart, the comedian, appeared on Raw in June 2014. He made jokes, got in the ring, and hung out with Adam Ros

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