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Patrick Clark, Jr. Clark attended the beginner's course Maryland Championship Wrestling 's Training Center starting his training during June Recognized as a gifted athlete by the trainers at the Center, Clark graduated after 4 months of training. Wrestling under the name of Rick Powers, he lost to Kai Katana. Following the previous contests, the winner would be offered an official WWE contract. Clark was the fifth elimination during the contest however, he was offered a contract for his impressive effort. On the May 24 episode of NXT, Clark debuted a new Prince-inspired character called "Velveteen Dream" with no mention being made about his past accomplishments under his real name.

A few caveats and honorable mentions: WWE Legend Pat Patterson is obviously hugely important to history as a gay wrestler from an era where that was basically unthinkable, but I want to keep this short list focused on current wrestlers whose careers you can follow right now. Unfortunately leaving off retired wrestlers also excludes the much younger Kris Wolf , one of the most delightful wrestlers of the past few years, who only just retired this April due to concussion problems. No disrespect to Kenny, who I love all the same. In general, no disrespect to anyone who got left off of this list.

Patrick Clark Jr. Clark began his professional wrestling career in , when he debuted in the Maryland Championship Wrestling promotion where he trained. Clark didn't win the contest, but he was signed to a developmental contract and was assigned to WWE's farm territory , NXT. In , Clark debuted his new gimmick, a Prince -inspired character called Velveteen Dream.