Hello and welcome to another Whatculture Wrestling Podcast.

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Trying to explain pro wrestling to a non-fan is a pretty tricky affair, it's not all

Greco, Roman, headlocks and flips and whilst great matches and athletic displays are the

centrepiece of the wrestling meal, you need a good story to get there in order to make

those pay off worthwhile.

Facting is an important part of telling a story and thus pro wrestling.

Most wrestlers aren't going to be winning an Emmy anytime soon, but if they can do just

enough to get their audience invested, then they're golden.

The men and women on this list aren't golden, silver or bronze, in fact, they'd be much

more at home with the nominations you see for the annual razzies.

I'm Cy for what culture.com and these are the 10 worst actors in WWE.

10.

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