From bullying co-workers to being a shoot piece of trash.

I'm Gareth, you're watching What Culture Wrestling, and here are 10 dark secrets about

WW Legends.

10, the Dynamite Kid, shoot trash.

The Dynamite Kid was as disgusting in real life, and he was incredible in the ring. Kid was a sociopath, the stories

surrounding whom are Legion. He relentlessly bullied Jacques Rougou, and for once, karma came

for him. Jacques exploded Kid's face with a roll of quarters sucker punch. In his New Japan days,

he was twice arrested for assaulting teenage fans.

In his book, Ring of Hell, Matthew Randazzo V revealed that to prove his toughness to the far larger boys in the Stampede Territory,

the kid would beat up vagrants, knock out strangers in bars, and take liberties with his opponents in the ring,

even going as far as to kick them flush in the

head when they were in the process of blading themselves. Lovely. And Tom Billington himself

also admitted that as part of a terror campaign against his wife, Michelle, he'd threaten her

with murder by placing a shotgun under her chin when she threatened to finally leave a toxic

and abusive relationship.

Not a nice guy. Number nine, don't the clown typecast. Content warning, alleged sexual assault

will be mentioned in this entry. The TV miniseries adaptation of Stephen King's It has aged,

but it's still very unsettling in parts. As Pennywise, the dancing clown, Tim Curry

handed up. He's Tim Curry and was tremendous value, but he also embodied the sinister, pure

evil of the titular monster. In the opening scene, Pennywise appears behind a bed sheet

drying on a windy main day. It smiles at a young girl. When the sheet flies back up,

an expression of pure, dead-eyed malice forms across its face. In that one small moment,

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