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Everyone settle down because yes, we're doing it. Is it work, is it a shoot, is it a

wound? We'll never know, even though we always find out. What? I don't know. However,

the work shoot is something that wrestling companies have done a lot to differing success.

So, I'm Simon from WhatCulture, please do hit that subscribe button, it'll make you feel good,

and this is the 10 most elaborate works in wrestling history.

Number 10, Brock Lesnar polarises Randy Orton.

Never forget that if he wanted to, Brock Lesnar could destroy everybody in WWE for real.

Now, I can even go as far to say that there are a few more legit warriors in history

than Brock, which is why at SummerSlam 2016, the beast was told to smash Randy Orton's head

in the hard way and bust him open. Yep, it's even tied into the finish as Lesnar was awarded

a TKO victory, and this looks so real, other wrestlers thought Brock had just decided to do this

because why the flabnot. Chris Jericho even confronted him afterwards in rage that he had

just ignored the code and was taking liberties, who turned out he had it.

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