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Whether they came about during a delusional yet productive car ride,

or just became a thing on the back of a cheeky rib at another performer's expense.

These are the real reasons how and why certain notable wrestling trademarks were actually brought into existence.

Gareth here from What Culture Wrestling and here are 10 behind-the-scenes reasons for wrestling characters quirks.

Number 10, Greg Barser Fire Inspired The Woo!

Rig Flair's simple but effective woo is still being heard in arenas all over the world today,

whenever a performer opts to let loose a sickening chap on an opponent.

But far from randomly deciding one day that he would unleash the eventually iconic three-letter release out of the blue,

Flair would actually reveal later down the road that the woo came onto his radar whilst driving from town to town one night back in the mid-70s.

Listening to Jerry Lee Lewis' well-known Greg Barser Fire track on his way to a TV taping,

an inspired Flair decided there and then that he needed to debut his own trademark woo whilst listening to the explosive tune.

Sure enough, upon treating the fans to this new piece of wrestling gold,

the crowd-friendly woo caught on instantly as he put it.

And after finally choosing to transition this soon-to-be trademark catchphrase onto television, it took off.

And it's still being wielded by both fans and Flair's own daughter Charlotte to this day.

Number 9, The Rock Trying To Make The Undertaker Laugh Leads To The People's Elbow

It had absolutely no right to click in the way it did with the masses, but that's just the power of the great one.

I'm of course talking about the most electrifying move in sport entertainment,

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