Quavo Calls Hurricane Helms the “Worst of All Time” Action Figure at ComplexCon

During a recent sit-down at ComplexCon, rapper Quavo and WWE legend Rey Mysterio got into a lively discussion about their personal GOATs across various categories. But what really caught attention was when the conversation turned to wrestling action figures, leading Quavo to name Hurricane Helms as the "worst of all time." Quavo was quick to point out that it wasn’t a personal jab at the wrestler himself, but more of a nostalgic reflection on his childhood memories with the toy aisle. According to Quavo, Hurricane’s figure was almost always the last one left on the shelves whenever he went shopping for wrestling toys. "If everything else was gone, Hurricane was still there," he explained. Despite Quavo’s playful critique of the action figure, he made sure to clarify that Hurricane the man was someone he actually respected and even met backstage once. Rey Mysterio chimed in with nothing but praise for Helms, calling him "such a good dude." Quavo agreed wholeheartedly, stressing that his comments were never meant to disrespect Helms personally. It was more about the toy’s perceived lack of popularity or appeal when compared to other wrestling figures back in the day. Quavo’s lighthearted roast of Hurricane Helms sparked some debate among fans, many of whom wondered if it was a step too far or just harmless fun rooted in childhood experience. The rapper’s take on the wrestling figure highlights how even simple childhood memories can turn into humorous critiques in adult conversations. Meanwhile, Hurricane Helms still holds a special place in the hearts of many WWE fans for his superhero gimmick and contributions to the wrestling world. This exchange at ComplexCon between Quavo and Rey Mysterio offered a unique glimpse into how celebrities from different fields bond over shared interests like wrestling. It also showed the playful side of Quavo, who didn’t hold back in naming his personal worst wrestling figure, while showing respect to the individual behind the mask. For fans, it was an entertaining moment that blended nostalgia, humor, and mutual respect within the wrestling community. Felix Upton, a veteran wrestling journalist with over 15 years of experience, covered the interaction, emphasizing how moments like these reflect wrestling’s lasting impact beyond the ring. His work often captures the intersection of media, culture, and wrestling, providing insights that resonate with fans and insiders alike.