Whatever way you slice it, a superstar being beaten in seconds is often a hard thing to come back from, my friend, and some never do.

These are just some of the incredibly surprising burials that manage to kill entire careers, or derail a superstar's trajectory for years.

I am Gareth.

This is What Culture Wrestling?

And here are the 10 most unexpected WWE burials ever.

Number 10, Bray Wyatt.

Bray Wyatt was arguably at his hottest heading into WrestleMania 30.

It's no stretch to say that the Eater of worlds had established himself as one of the leading

talents of his generation when he emerged on the main roster in 2013.

On the road to his first WrestleMania, Bray had picked up PLE wins over Daniel Bryan,

Kane, and he led the Wyatt family to a massive win over the shield.

Make no mistake about it, he was red-hot, like the sauce.

Wyatt's sinister promos and haunting use of song had tens of thousands at the Superdome in New Orleans

singing he's got the whole world in his hands.

It was breathtaking stuff.

Bray's mission was to corrupt the soul

of WWE's whitest knight, John Sina, on the grandest stage of them all, and anoints himself

as the heir to the Undertaker's throne, giving WWE a new face of fear to build on for the

decade ahead. So, of course, he got decked by Big Match John, because of course he did.

This summarises this era of WWE, really.

Fans had to literally use social media and physical protest to hijack shows

to ensure that Daniel Bryan got his flowers at this same WrestleMania.

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