From far superior storyline conclusions being completely swerved in favour of a pointless

surprise, to those moments when over-promising bit certain promotions right on the bottom.

These are those popular wrestling theories that just never made the transition from fantasy

to reality.

Gareth here, from what culture wrestling and here are 10 hugely popular wrestling theories

that were wrong.

10.

Roman Historic Rain Will End In Cardiff

The chances of the tribal chief actually not walking out of an arena or stadium still

holding his belts over his shoulders, have often felt pretty slim recently, but heading

into Cardiff's clash at the castle PLE last year something felt a bit different.

Vince McMahon had just recently departed the company in disgrace.

This was double of these first big UK stadium show in three decades, and a Brit was squaring

off against the head of the table on sort of home turf.

If Triple H really wanted to shake up the system early into his run as the new head

of creative, dethroning the head of the bloodline in the middle of a deafening principality

stadium would have been one hell of a way to do it.

And for a second there, the noise that accompanied each and every piece of potentially match-winning

offence unleashed by Drew McIntyre, looked to be further reinforcing the idea of this exciting

theory actually coming true in Wales.

Solar Sikoa obviously had other ideas, but this was pulsating stuff all the same while

it lasted.

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