Hello there my Vanigood friends, Andy here, and a lot of good stuff has happened in WWE

in 2022, the Bloodline, Bianca Belir, Cody Rhodes, Triple H, Best of Videos, Pretty Great,

Steve Austin, all of that good stuff happening all over the place, particularly in the past

I don't know, four or five months or so after a certain executive shake up, but 2022 has

been a completely insane year, and that is mostly because of the bad stuff, unfortunately

so today we're going to take a look at that.

I'm Andy for what culture wrestling, and here are 10 things that WWE wants you to forget

about 2022, number 10, Drew McIntyre, karaoke star, now reporting on this has been all

over the place, some outlets have reported that Drew McIntyre's singing songs with Tyson

Fury at the end of Clash of the Castle wasn't supposed to make air, which would explain

why it felt so weird when you're watching it in Lyrina or indeed on the network, some outlets

however, I've said that no, that was supposed to air, which is completely mental, I mean

if it was supposed to air, Drew McIntyre just lost to Roman Reigns in his own backyard

as WWE would have you believe, ugh, would you just be a little bit pissed off, he's just

failed to end the greatest title reign of the modern era, a deep-roan-ness on mighty

healies, in the UK, Scottish, it's all great, would you just be a little bit upset about

that, would you rather take out some stress or get on the microphone and sing sweet Caroline

with Tyson Fury, weird, get it in the bin.

Number 9, the Royal Rumble Disaster, I mean where'd you begin with this year's Royal

Rumble, perhaps?

You begin with the men's and women's matches themselves, which were kind of uneventful

and devoid of the big highlights we usually get every single year, maybe you begin with

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