They say that life is what happens when you're busy making other plans, or in the year 2020,

life is the thing that takes your plans completely and utterly destroys them,

rips them up and like a goddamn packet of crisps, and then chucks them across the room

like an empty goddamn tracksuit. Can you tell that I'm a little bit pissed off about 2020 still?

But nevertheless, this can also impact wrestling much in the way it impacted all of our lives in 2020,

and when it happens in wrestling, particularly when it relays to a champion of the company

at the time, that can be a bit of a problem, especially if you've got a planned match or a

planned storyline featuring said champion. I'm Adam Nicholas, this is what culture

wrestling and these are 10 real life events that forced wrestling will title changes.

Number 10, Rob Van Damme drops two titles after drug charge. As of this recording,

Rob Van Damme is the most recent name announced for the 2021 WWE Hall of Fame class.

There's no dispute in the RVD is absolutely deserving of a spot in any wrestling hall of fame,

and the whole FN show is one of the most popular stars of his generation.

Once he landed in ACWL in 1996, Van Damme quickly began to show audiences something

ugly unique, and Mr. Monday night was a genuine trailblazer. That said, the battle

Michigan native is also famous for dropping not one, but two world championships after feeling

a drugs test. This came in July 2006, fresh off WWE relaunching the ACW brand, with Van Damme

spearheading the new Land of Extreme as the ACWL champion, in addition to having bested John Cena

to become WWE Champion at that year's one night stand, one month prior.

As did ill by RVD in an interview with Wrestling Inc, he and Cebu were pulled over in Ohio

for speeding. There, the police found 18 grams of marijuana, five vigodin,

nine testosterone and various drug paraphernalia. Yep, that'll do it.

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