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Some say being here is just more fun.

Playing the baddie and annoying people with your antics is appealing, modern day villains

like MJF must really get a kick out of it when they legitimately boil audiences piss.

Other workers don't feel the same way though, some just don't get that same buzz from

being hated or at least didn't at specific points in their careers.

With that in mind, I'm Adam Wilborn from Whatculture and he's a 10 wrestlers who couldn't

stand being hated.

10.

Batista

A 2014 Royal Rumble win should have been bliss for Batista, the former fan favourite was

returning home for one last run or so he thought at the time and everyone figured he'd be

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