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All of the wrestlers that you're about to see on this list eventually morphed into things that had turned their

stomachs, make them wretch, and make them tut-tut if it was happening to somebody else on the

roster. This is not a glimpse into pro wrestling careers that were totally wrecked by poor

decision-making, but more a warning shot across the bows on what can go wrong if someone turns into something that

they once stood against. So with that in mind, I am Gareth, this is What Culture Wrestling,

and here are ten wrestlers who became everything they hated. Number 10, Dean Ambrose becomes miserable.

John Moxley didn't cut his teeth in the wrestling business to hate what he was doing on TV

every week, or question how long the creative torture would last.

He isn't the first to find out first-hand that Vince McMahon's creative genius wasn't

exactly exhaustive.

But Mox is one of the highest profile examples from the final stretch of McMahon's

WWE run. The then-Dien Ambrose suffered through a thoroughly miserable time. highest profile examples from the final stretch of McMahon's WW-run.

The then-Din-Ambrose suffered through a thoroughly miserable time right before leaving the

company for the brave new world over in AEW, since he's openly discussed how depressed

he was when appearing in that inoculation skit, or when turning into a cartoonish Batman-style villain that was

neither fleshed out nor particularly well thought out. It was not very good. His violent style

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