Having a mega star is beyond import.

Well, the year's one guy has basically been the reason a company has been successful,

from Bruno Samartino to Ric Flair to Hulk Hogan to Steve Austin to Antonio and Okie to

Kabashi to John Cena and so on.

For one reason or another though, promotions seem to get too comfortable with this and

go, well, they're bulletproof, let's have some fun, and as we know, you never have fun.

I am Simon from what culture though, never test how hot the fire is, and please do subscribe,

and this is 10 insane risks WWE took with its biggest stars.

Number 10 Hulk Hogan

In all sports, winners win because they don't want to lose.

This was the premise for the Hulkster as soon as he hit the big time and yet when he did

suffer defeat, my word, what an asshole.

Gilly Hogan felt like he should just win all the time, which proved a problem when it came

to the Royal Rumble, because that just ain't gonna happen.

He did win in 1990 and 1991, but when he didn't in 1989 and 1992, he threw a fit.

In the former, he illegally attacked the twin towers because they had eliminated him.

And during the latter, he pulled Sid Justice out when he was standing on the floor, because

again, Sid had got the better of him.

WWE had to put in cheers in future edits as fans booed the ship out of this as they

should have done, was a child throwing their toys out of the plan.

Though it is just crazy the powers that be chance this, because I tell ya, it could have

gone horribly wrong, and benign John Cena.

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