Trying not to crack, corpse or break character during a live wrestling show is easier said than done, people.

Especially when someone has just dropped a serpent on your person, a colleague has just legitimately pissed you off,

or your supposed enemy is just too damn hilarious not to chuckle up midmatch.

So with all thy mind, I am Gareth, this is What Culture Wrestling, and here are ten hidden times WWE stars broke character. Number 10, Snake Charmer. It took the artist

formerly known as Dean Ambrose to leave WWE to find the type of pro wrestling that really

made him smile on a regular basis, and good for him. But one of the most serious men in the

game simply could not

hide his joy when stuck on the wrong end of a Hall of Famers legendary attack. He's just a fan

like us at the end of the day. The January 6th, 2014 edition of Monday Night Raw had taken on the

old-school theme, welcoming back various legendary names and old aesthetics to bring some ratings

grabbing nostalgia to a pre-royo-rumbull

flagship edition of the show. When it looked as though the shield might have had the measure of

CM Punk. The stage was very literally set for former company favourites New Age Outlaws and Jake

the Snake Robert to tip the scales and send the Hounds of Justice a pack-in. Well, two of them anyway.

Ambrose was the victim of the knight and had the privilege of suffering the nightmare fate.

He had the snake dropped on his face, but was just too thrilled to sell it as anything

other than a young wrestling fan turned star ticking something substantial off his bucket list.

Look at his little face.

Number nine, Charlotte forgets herself.

Charlotte Flair's December 22, WWE return, was yet another weird chapter in her undeniably

strange main roster career. As later revealed to be down to the outgoing champion's desire to

lose the belt and get out of the company for a while, Flair's flash victory over Ronda Rousey

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