Most of the time, wrestlers go backstage after a match, they shake hands, feel pretty good

about what they achieved, and it's on to whatever is next, most of the time.

Throughout the years, some truly unique things have gone down after a referee has counted

a pinfall, and given how these could be construed, it stands for reason WWE would rather we

didn't talk about them, so they're about to hate me.

I'm Simon from WhatCulture, please do hit that subscribe button, this is 10 things that

happened after wrestling matches, the WWE won't tell ya.

10.

Mick Foley's Concussed Voice Mail

You've ever wondered why wrestling documentary Beyond the Map features the then-WWF

heavily, but didn't have the backing of the company, it's because Vince McMahon had

one of those changes of heart.

After granting unprecedented access behind the scenes, hoping it would turn fortunes

around, business kind of picked up organically, so whatever positives that association was

going to have, fluttered away.

According to the boss anyway, he also wasn't too enthralled with what it showed.

One such scene was just how out of it Mick Foley was after the King of the Ring 1998.

It's not like this should shock anyone, quite frankly it's amazing he's still able

to walk, but he did phone Barry Bloustein, the man behind the movie after being thrown

off the cell, and it makes for some fascinating listening, Foley has no clue where he is

or what the hell is going on.

But man, beg Mick to never do this again after the fact because it was too much, so it

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