This is a passenger announcement. You can now book your train on Uber and get 10% back in credits to spend on Uber eats.

So you can order your own fries instead of eating everyone else's.

Trains, now on Uber. And today I want to talk to

you about wrestlers who took the absolute piss. Now if you're American or overseas

and don't understand what this means taking the piss is basically a British slang for

well just making fun of somebody right to their face and it's a sliding scale as to how you can do this because

it can be sometimes with good humor and other times be incredibly cruel.

And you know what? Wrestling is full of big egos that need to be taken down a notch and

there have been times many in fact where wrestlers have taken the piss out of each other out of the audiences and the business itself.

So let's take a look as I'm Jules this is what culture.com and these are ten wrestlers that seriously took the piss.

Number 10 Hulk Hogan.

Hulk Hogan's vanity, well-earned profile, and rampant nepotism did some not inconsiderable damage

to WWE as Vince McMahon got heart-hied for the Hulkster once again in 1993.

But the wealth and power rapidly amassed by the industry's biggest star one year later

managed to take the piss and rip the ass out of W.C.W's biggest pay-per-view.

On his Conrad Thompson podcast 83 weeks, Eric Beshoff revealed that he never held

Starcade as close to his heart as the World Championship Wrestling Loyalists.

And there's no evidence for that more naked than 1994's granddaddy of them all.

Bringing hitherto unseen attention and mammoth by-rates to W.C.W.

That year, thanks to a dream program with Rick Flair,

Hogan was looking completely worth his value until he used his stroke to get Brutus

bastard beefcake in the main event with him. It was a piss take more potent than any of his power of Holkomania

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