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Buckle up folks because if you thought Vince McMahon's idea of entertaining was odd,

wait till you get a load of what these nutty wrestlers wanted to throw into the mix.

Garithaer from WhatCulture Wrestling and here are 10 times WWE stopped wrestlers going too far.

10. WWE Didn't Give Becky Lynch The Maternity Ward Attack She Wanted

Through our pretty much the entirety of her time away from the square,

circled you to growing a human in her belly, fans found themselves relentlessly speculating

how and when Becky Lynch would return to the world of sports entertainment.

But they weren't the only ones who spent many a night fantasising over how the man would come

back around. Lynch herself actually came up with an utterly bonkers concept during a time away

from the spotlight, one that consisted of her being attacked in a maternity ward not long after

giving birth. That's all according to WWE's current co-CEO Stephanie McMahon.

Who recalled this conversation going down between herself and Lynch during an appearance on

the Bill Simmons podcast last year? As McMahon would recall,

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