From dramatic drops from up high, to hilariously bad maneuvers that still left you with a

bloody nose, some moves are just a pain in the ass to take.

And these wrestlers would quite happily live the rest of their lives without being caught

on the receiving end of them ever again.

I'm Gareth from what culture wrestling and here are 10 wrestlers who hated taking wrestling

10.

Bret Hart thought the Doomsday device was stiff enough.

The impact made by the Legion of Doom slash road warriors on tag team wrestling can still

be felt today, with many talented units of the modern generation still opting to utilize

the duo's dynamic finisher, or even a modified version of it in their own arsenals today.

However, just because the Doomsday device went on to become an iconic match-ender doesn't

mean it was always a walk in the park to take.

As Bret Hart famously noted during his 2006 WWE Hall of Fame induction, when recounting

the tale of road warrior animal and hawk performing their signature move on Vince McMahon

himself in a bar, the two were looking to take the bosses head off in the surreal setting,

and their finish was bad enough as it was.

The hitman would then clarify soon after, I mean, stiff enough anyway, clearly suggesting

that he wasn't a fan of the pair's execution of the devastating weapon.

Stingly, Hart would famously draw inspiration from the Legion of Doom when crafting the

Hart Foundation's own iconic heart attack finisher, swapping Jim Knight Hart holding

their opponent in a bearhug instead of on his shoulders to ensure a safer but no less

impressive landing.

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