You just never know with wrestling, no idea how this stuff happens, but hey, sports entertainment

is totally bonkers. And what's that juicy man over there yelling at me, you want some proof?

Fine, for I am signed from what culture, please hit that subscribe button, and here's the

most ten random WWE appearances. Number ten, he's slater on Raw, after he was fired.

Yep, this wasn't a storyline either, it's not like we were trying to do some cool work

shoot thing. WWE had let he slay to go, when they called him back up and asked him for one more

night. It's real. Now there is an asterisk to all this because it was during the pandemic where

there were no rules, but once we had crowned Drew McIntyre as our brand new WWE champion,

somebody decided he needed to be involved in a controversy. So Heath walked down the aisle,

saw his old friend from 3MB, and told him that he didn't give a shibb that he'd been released.

The point was Slater had checked in with McIntyre every day after he got the boot,

so oh how far he had fallen. Also tied into the promise of a match with Drew,

which was never fulfilled, so they had their clash, and Heath lost in seconds.

Of course he did. I assume Slater got paid so good for him, but still, nobody knew what was

going on, it was just so strange. Let us never go back to this time. This is rubbish. Number nine,

LOD 2003. Now that does rhyme, so there must be something to it, and while most of us remember

LOD 2000, it was during that stupid time where everything had to have 2.00 put on the end of it,

not many talk about this. Because three years afterwards, WWE wouldn't let it go, and yeah,

here came the Legion of Doom once again. It was just hawk and animal we weren't toying with the

line up this time, but something was quite clear, the former road warriors were not the force they

once were. It was a gym corner idea as he thought current tag team champions RVD and Kane

beating these two would help establish them as a pairing, but it didn't. It only lasted three

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