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So, as we all know, wrestling is an over the top and sometimes very overblown presentation

of our own reality, and if you want to be the top heel of any company across the globe,

then you can have to do some pretty strange and altogether disturbing things.

So let's take a look at these abnormal jobs done and the abnormal circumstances in which

they took place, as I'm Jules, this is Whatculture.com and these are 10 wrestlers who lost touch

with humanity.

10.

Seth Rollins

The pivots are rarely to everybody's tastes and it's often a little unclear what the

gimmicks really are, but Seth Rollins has shown remarkable willingness to try any old

weird shit, asked of him since turning heel in late 2019.

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