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Succeeding in the squared circle is for many, a lightning in the bottle thing,

and there's a reason there's infinitely more men and women who haven't made it to the top

of the mountain compared to those that have. Some wrestlers are given terrible characters or

stories they can't possibly hope to get over, some even have their personas totally stolen from

them, and a few are taken down by injuries or tragedy before they even have a chance to really

peak. I'm Cy for WhatCulture.com and these are 10 wrestlers who had their careers stolen from them.

10. Mystico, Slash, Sin Cara. When WWE signed a young stud from Mexican promotion

CMLL, fans were curious, the company was making a rather big song and dance of things which

typically meant they had solid plans for the performer. In Mexico City, WWE held a press conference

to announce the signing of Mystico who would perform under the new ring name of Sin Cara.

Among later Vinnie Maxx latest luchid or debuted with Blue and Yellow like shining over the ring

for his matches and a unique imposter storyline with a heel imitator, WWE were doing their best to make

sure Sin Cara connected with their audience. However, the faces one became more infamous for his

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