From vicious beatdowns over parking tickets to actual stabbings, these wrestlers did anything but protect their colleagues in the ring.

I'm Gareth, this is What Culture Wrestling, and here are 10 wrestlers who intentionally hurt their opponents.

Number 10, APA versus Public Enemy.

Remember when the Undertaker called the current

generation of wrestlers soft for playing video games and having fun backstage, how dare they?

While he did change his opinion after that, there's a good reason behind his original

assessment, as things were a little different during his era. The old eras were infamous for stories

detailing tough love, altercations, politics, and betrayals, and the Acolyte's Protection Agency,

comprised of Bradshaw and Farooke, were part of quite a few of those tales. One of the most

infamous stories involving the APA is the beatdown they laid out on Rock

Oh Rock and Johnny Grunge of the Public Enemy tag team.

Public Enemy was already not very well liked backstage among the WWE veterans, owing to their decision to choose WCW over WWE in 1995.

And there was also a bit of tension since Terry Taylor,

who was also not well liked, played a part in bringing them to WWE in 1999. JBL has discussed

the incident in detail on multiple occasions, claiming that the pre-match meeting was a disaster,

with Taylor advocating for public enemy to go over APA.

However, they agreed with the match ending in a disqualification after APA put them through a table,

which was set the stage for a potential tables match between the two teams.

Okay, sounds good.

However, as they were about to make their entrances, Public Enemy backed out of the planned finish and didn't want to do the table spot. Uh-oh.

APA didn't take it lightly and went on to deliver a vicious beatdown right from the get-go. Bradshaw and Farooke annihilated public enemy without remorse.

They hit them with anything they could get their hands on.

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