Attention at all passengers. You can now book your train tickets on Uber and get 10% back in Uber credits to spend on your next train journey.

So no excuses not to visit your in-laws this Christmas.

Trains now on Uber. T's and C's apply check the Uber app. Predict Predict and wrestling share a somewhat fractious relationship.

Fans will moan generally with some justification when they can spot a result from a mile away,

even if it makes perfect storyline sense but conversely attempts to deviate

from tested formula are widely condemned. Why didn't Shaina Basler beat Becky Lynch.

She was going off to have a sodding baby.

Wrestling is often predictable for a very good reason.

The industry is so patently ludicrous that paradoxically

it must be kept simple to make even a lick of sense.

With that in mind, I'm Adam Wilborn from What Culture and these are 10 times WWE but the wrong guy to

win.

Number 10, Alberto Del Rio,

Beats CM Punk and John Cina.

The 2011 Summer of Punk

was a thoroughly dispiriting experience, or as I like to put it a load of bollocks

it promised and initially delivered so much a five-star classic at Money in the Bank with John Cina, arguably the most heated match of all time, was preceded by CM Punk's boundary smashing pipe bomb promo in which he suggested that he'd rest the WWE title away from the clutches of Vince McMahon.

A head scratchingly nonsensical storyline followed which incorporated Triple H Kevin Nash and

long forgotten awesome truth. Del Rio would pin designated job a punk in this

triple threat Hellinocelle encounter to somehow initiate their winter program

but the damage was done by not allowing Cina to be pinned even after copious

chicanery the message was clear the doused punk was firmly below the was avoidable too. A high profile novel and lengthy series between John

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