These performers dialing up the physicality to the extreme, trying to solve their problems

through shoot brawls backstage, and letting loose pretty controversial Twitter takes,

all sit as recent moments that either felt too excessive, or just straight up foolish

in the minds of wrestling fans and management alike.

So, let's floppy flop too today. I'm Garith from What Culture Wrestling,

and here are 10 recent times wrestlers went too far.

10. Andrade El Idolo tries to get fired through backstage physicality

2022 has delivered more AEW drama behind the curtain,

than Tony Khan ever likely imagined was possible in just one year.

And our more than one occasion over the last 12 months,

said locker room pressure has risen to the point of genuine physicality.

The most recent case of shoot combat pulling focus away from all elite programming,

involved Andrade El Idolo and Sami Guevara locking horns on the back of a Twitter feud in October.

With Andrade first noting how Guevara had apparently complained

of a being hit by him too hard in the ring, Guevara soon clapped back online,

setting the stage for things to get ugly backstage at a dynamite taping,

and a verbal altercation soon becoming physical.

Now it's become pretty painfully obvious that El Idolo is doing everything in his power

to earn a firing from TK's promotion,

good attempting to do so via unprofessionally brawling backstage,

and repeatedly taking shots of the folks paying your wages,

is an exactly the strongest way to say yourself to the opposition, is it?

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