match against a bigger name, the clown was usually the one who got pinned. things finally got interesting in late NUMBER_TOKEN, when Doink revisited his feud with Jerry Lawler, both Doink and Dink would play tricks on Lawler leading to a match at survivor series. like the previous year, it was a four on four elimination match. Doink off course had Dink, as well as two new clown characters, Pink and Wink. They faced off against a team of Jerry Lawler, Cheezy, Queezy, and Sleezy. I know it's kind of cringy in the end, Lawler's team won, but his teammates ended up turning on the king and siding with the clowns. Despite the happy finish, this is kind of the end of Doink's career. He wouldn't really have any more feuds after his rivalry with Jerry Lawler. Although, Doink would wrestle regularly, like before, the clown did win a decent number of his matches. But again, those wins were usually against lesser known talent, Doink the clown's career as a full-time wrestler officially came to an end in NUMBER_TOKEN, when he wrestled and was defeated by triple H on RAW. Well, Doink wouldn't be seen full-time. That didn't mean he wouldn't be seen at all. for roughly the next two decades, Doink would randomly show up in WWE. Sometimes it would be in a non wrestling role, like at the NUMBER_TOKEN slimy awards. Other times it'd be in special matches, like the gimmick battle Royale at WrestleMania NUMBER_TOKEN or the bar room brawl at Ben Jen's in NUMBER_TOKEN, wrestlers would sometimes dress as Doink to build feuds like in Chris Jericho attachibly in Regal in NUMBER_TOKEN, Doink even came back to wrestle the occasional match. Like when he took on Rob Conway in NUMBER_TOKEN, already participated in an eight man tag-team match on RAW in NUMBER_TOKEN. All these appearances eventually had to come to an end unfortunately. During the lead-up to Ross NUMBER_TOKENth episode in NUMBER_TOKEN, Heath Slater faced off against various WWE legends. Usually in a losing effort. One night after a video played showing Slater's failures, Heath told the fans it wasn't funny. And he wasn't a clown. Keeping the clown music Doink made his way to the ring in a much less terrifying way than he had in his first match. Once he got inside the ropes, the clown had some fun with the crowd before the bell sounded. Doink started off with a headlock, which transitioned into a wrist lock and let a simple slap to the face. The one man band managed to take control though, thanks to a kicks to the gut. When Doink tried to get back up Heath ran the ropes and knocked him back down, but the clown wasn't out. channeling his inner Ric Flair, Doink dished out some shots on Slater's chest, just as Doink was building momentum, Slater countered doing a shwip and hit the stunned Doink with a jumping neck breaker to win the match. Heath Slater didn't have much of
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