You can't break the rules, as much as you may think they suck.

The powers that be are in control, so what they say goes, and if you choose to ignore

this, there's going to be consequences, and those consequences are usually going to come

out of your pocket.

This has been the case in wrestling for years too, especially because you need to send

a message that goes to the rest of the locker room, stop being a dick.

Obviously they're not, but that's how WWE has seen it.

So I'm Simon Miller, this is what culture wrestling, and here's the 10 most expensive

finds WWE ever gave wrestlers for breaking the rules.

10 Brian Kendrick and $1,000 For Wheat

When I say $1,000, I mean $1,000 multiple times, it's not like this was exclusive to

him either.

A quick journey through history has shown the likes of Evan Bourne, Sean Waltman and the

Godfather all part taking in this, as well as Randy Orton, who were suspended for smoking

a joint in 2006.

Two years after that reports emerged that one particular wrestler had been fined a whopping

12 times for having Wheat in his system, meaning somebody had spent $12,000 on ignoring

the rules.

Of course this was Brian Kendrick, and his insistence on this was one of the reasons he was

let go in 2009.

Now far be it for me to pass an opinion on this, but if you have an employee who finds

marijuana a great way to relax after the stress is from pro wrestling, or being thrown around

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