List of WrestleMania X Superstars Making Their WrestleMania Debut

Razor Ramon

WrestleMania Debut — Won Ladder Match

Razor Ramon made his WrestleMania debut as one of the two competitors in the first ever WrestleMania Ladder Match — and emerged as the undisputed WWF Intercontinental Champion. His WM10 debut produced the defining match of his career and one of the greatest WrestleMania matches in history. The Bad Guy's WrestleMania debut was simultaneously his finest WrestleMania performance.

Owen Hart

WrestleMania Singles Debut — Defeated Bret Hart

Owen Hart made his WrestleMania singles debut in the greatest opening match in the event's history — defeating his brother Bret Hart in a five-star classic. Owen had appeared at previous WMs as part of the Hart Foundation tag team, but WM10 was his first solo WrestleMania performance. It was, by any measure, one of the greatest WrestleMania debuts in the event's history.

Diesel

WrestleMania Debut — Ejected Before Competing

Diesel — Kevin Nash — made his WrestleMania debut as Shawn Michaels' bodyguard at WM10, immediately clotheslining Razor Ramon before being ejected from ringside by referee Earl Hebner. Though he didn't compete in a match, the appearance was significant as the beginning of a massive push that would make him WWF Champion within months.

Alundra Blayze

WrestleMania Debut — Retained Women's Championship

Alundra Blayze made her WrestleMania debut as WWF Women's Champion, retaining the revived title against Leilani Kai in the first Women's Championship WrestleMania match since WM4.

Crush

WrestleMania Debut — Lost to Randy Savage

Crush made his WrestleMania debut against Randy Savage in the Falls Count Anywhere match. Despite his enormous size and Mr. Fuji's ringside assistance, Crush was defeated when Savage tied him upside down in the ropes and he couldn't free himself within the 60-second window.

1-2-3 Kid (Sean Waltman)

WrestleMania Debut — Appeared in Post-Match Celebration

The 1-2-3 Kid — Sean Waltman, later known as X-Pac — appeared at WrestleMania X primarily in the post-main-event ring celebration following Bret Hart's championship win. Though not in a featured match, his inclusion in the victory celebration was a character-defining moment for one of the WWF's most beloved underdog figures.