Kenny Dykstra

After two years in OVW, where he won the Television Championship, Doane debuted on Raw as a member of the Spirit Squad. The Squad became closely associated with The McMahons and feuded with DX, and Ric Flair. Kenny and Mikey won the World Tag Team Championship on the Raw after WrestleMania 22 from Kane and The Big Show. Under the Freebird Rule, any combination of the 5 members could defend the titles. They held the titles for 216 days until they lost them to Flair and Roddy Piper at Cyber Sunday.
After the breakup of the Spirit Squad, Kenny became interested in joining Rated-RKO (Edge and Randy Orton), who insisted that he "prove himself" first. During this time, Doane debuted new attire, new theme music, and a new name; Kenny Dykstra (the moniker a homage to baseball player Lenny Dykstra). He continued the feud with Ric Flair that led to the breakup of the Spirit Squad, managing to pick up three straight victories over Flair before finally losing to him. After the feud with Flair, Dykstra become a mainstay on Raw's sister show Heat, having feuds with both Eugene and Val Venis.
He then formed a tag team with Johnny Nitro, but the duo split when Kenny was drafted to SmackDown! on June 17, 2007 as part of the WWE Supplemental Draft while Nitro was drafted to ECW.
Dykstra made his debut on the July 6, 2007 edition of SmackDown! in a losing effort to the re-debuting Chuck Palumbo.[17] On the July 20, 2007 edition of SmackDown!, Dykstra participated in a 20 man Battle Royal for the World Heavyweight Championship and was eliminated by Chris Masters; later on that evening, he lost to Matt Hardy in singles competition.[18]Dykstra formed an on-screen relationship with Victoria on the July 27 edition of SmackDown!.[19] The two teamed together in mixed tag team matches, usually against Jimmy Wang Yang and Torrie Wilson, and more recently Chuck Palumbo and Michelle McCool.[20] They also regularly accompanied each other to the ring for matches.[21][22]After a leave of absence from television in the first half of 2008, Dykstra made his return on the August 15 edition of SmackDown, losing to WWE Champion Triple H. On November 10, 2008, WWE announced Dykstra had been released from his contract.[23]