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From backstage bullies to dangerous dance partners to wrestlers who acted more like children than

superstars, this lot were all anything but professional. So I am Gareth, this is What Culture

Wrestling, and here are the 10 most unprofessional wrestlers ever. Number 10, JBL. In an incredibly

warped way, JBL was very likely seen as a professional within the uber-screwed

culture of WWE.

In any other sane environment, though, he was as unprofessional as it gets.

He partook in and drove a toxic culture that appeared to be encouraged to weed out the week.

If someone arrived and was seen to be taken a piss or otherwise not respecting the business,

he'd cave their head in.

The public enemy apparently didn't want to go through a table, since that was their thing to do.

So Bradshaw and Farooke put them through a table.

And before that, beat them as mercilessly as they possibly could using stiff shots that only very vaguely resembled pro wrestling strikes and throws.

JBL also rendered the blue Meanie's face a disgusting bloody mess at ECW one-night stand 2005.

Meany reckons JBL assaulted him because Meeney had

buried him as an A-hole after his brief 2000 run, but JBL contends that the Meany struck

him first.

JBL took liberties with opponents in the ring, hazed or bullied or outright abused Greenhorns,

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