When it comes to the peculiar land of world wrestling entertainment, there are certain

lies which need to be told in order to create the unique products we've grown to love,

slash, and your over the years. Yet a star being kept down for the count after taking

an elbow drop which wouldn't worry a grandmother is one thing. Selling your passionate loyal

fans a blatant fib just to cover up your own mistakes or squeeze more money out of their

wallet is another entirely. I'm Gareth from What Culture Wrestling and here are 10 times

WWE blatantly lied to our faces.

10. Ever Last Woman Standing Match Not Counting NXT

Coming into WWE's first ever all-women's pay-per-view evolution in 2018, the company

since they needed to put together a few special encounters to sell the landmark event. So it

was soon announced that Becky Lynch would put her Smackdown Women's Championship on the

line against Charlotte Flair in the first ever last woman standing match. Of course,

fans were absolutely buzzing about this impending war between two of WWE's baddest women,

but many were quick to point out that this wasn't actually going to be the first match of

its type in WWE history. A year earlier, Nikki Cross attempted to prize the NXT Women's

Championship away from Asuka on an episode of NXT. In what was billed as the show's first

ever last woman standing match. But despite the black and gold brand being under the WWE

umbrella, fans were asked to forget that the Asuka and Cross full sale epic ever took place,

in order to add some more luster to an already impressive looking night of action. We remember

though, ladies, we remember. Number 9, Twice in a Lifetime

Though the prospect of the two faces of their generations facing off in a one-on-one contest

for the very first time was blatantly enough to convince folks to spend their money on WrestleMania 28,

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