In salts are 10 a penny when it comes to professional wrestling, but really vicious, personal

insults.

Well, they stay with wrestlers for a very long time.

This list was written by a very own Michael Sidri, who actually joins me now.

Sid, just come here for a sec, mate, sorry, sorry to bother you, right?

So he's written this list, but I want to really put across to people, it's not just about

insults, it's about getting repersonal and vicious with it.

Could you just give us an example off the top of your head of something vicious you might

say about me, for example?

Will Bourne, you failed dismaly in radio, because people could sense through the airwaves

how insufferable you are in real life.

Perfect, now that thanks me.

So with that in mind, I'm Adam Will Bourne from What Culture, and these are the 10 most

vicious personal insults in wrestling history.

Number 10, Scott Sinner evicerates Ric Flair.

A really good personal insult, as you may have just seen, is one that targets someone's

insecurities and misplaced pride.

Ric Flair thought he was ages.

He thought his time in the spotlight preserved him.

Oldest ride, longest line, all that sort of thing.

But by the year 2000, he was not the picture of a world champion he thought he was.

He was tired, aged, haggard, and Scott Sinner let him have it with both barrels.

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