Either due to not delivering the sort of performance they expected of themselves, or even just

not particularly enjoying the type of match they were involved in on the night.

These folks would all argue that not every seemingly monumental moment is what it's

cracked up to be.

I'm Gareth from What Culture Wrestling, and here are 10 wrestlers who hated their big

moments.

10.

Chris Jericho Wrestlemania 18

Simply put, there wasn't a match within WWE that could have possibly followed the

lightning in a bottle that was Hulk Hogan versus the rock at Wrestlemania 18.

The icon versus icon epic was a once-in-a-generation showdown that whipped the audience into that

much of a frenzy.

The rest of the night was only ever going to go in one direction if it didn't mean

event.

Down

Sure enough, Chris Jericho and Triple H's subsequent clash over the undisputed WWE Championship

felt like a bit of a letdown after such a euphoric prior experience.

Sensing this was always going to be the case going in, Jericho admitted to lobbying for

rock versus Hogan to go on last, but his opponent felt the world title should close the

show.

And the air being sucked out of the building in the wake of such an instant classic left

the pair with too much to do in the main event.

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