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So this is once again all the rage isn't it? We've got everything with MJF, which apparently is

a work shoot that a shoot goes into a work. We've got everything with Naomi and Sasha Banks,

which apparently is a shoot that turned into a work that now is a shoot again, and we're all

walking around the internet melting down, going work, and he works, should he shoot where's my pie?

Really when you do break it down it's nothing new in wrestling and in the past we have seen

very good attempts with this and we've seen very bad ones. What I'm going to do today is I am going

to look at the ones that ruined wrestling and also show you how sometimes they can build wrestling up.

What? Why? Here's why. I screwed it up.

Right, well that was number 10 that brought the whole house down and made us a bunch of sad

pandas and we go to the year 2000 WCW version of the beach. Now I would do my best to explain

this but I won't be able to do a good job because even though I've read about it around about

92,768 times, it still doesn't make any sense but basically it's going to be Hulk Hogan versus

Jeff Jarrett for the WCW world title. Jeff just laid on the floor, he got Hulk to pin him,

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