Attention at all passengers. You can now book your train tickets on Uber and get 10% back in Uber credits to spend on your next train journey.

So no excuses not to visit your in-laws this Christmas.

Trains now on Uber. T's and C's apply check the Uber app. Whether you're going on a date with someone for the very first time or being

interviewed for the job of your dreams, you want to make sure the person you're

trying to impress doesn't think you're an utter goof within minutes of saying hello.

The same applies to the wide range of anxious potential superstars making their debuts for a wrestling

promotion.

Sadly, not every performer is lucky enough to hit the ground running and

power bomb the mighty John Cina to the sound of thousands of adoring fans on their

very first night. In reality, for every Kevin Owens, there's also another hopeful talent who falls flat on

their face on night one, and struggles to get things going again from there on out.

I'm Garuth from what culture wrestling and here are 10 wrestlers who never recovered

from awful debuts.

Number 10, Singh Kara.

When it was announced that Mexican superstar Mystico had officially signed for WWE fans were understandably a little bit

excited about his impending arrival. Sadly the renamed Cincara

literally didn't stick the landing when he popped up on Monday night

raw for the very first time. Getting caught up in the ropes during his distinct

trampoline assisted entrance, Cincarea set the tone for the rest of his botch-filled W-W-Brun before he'd even got his hands,

or legs, on then United States Champion, Seamus.

This lackluster entrance immediately took some of the shine off the fresh new face.

And the Luchador's underwhelming debut only got worse during his first match a week later.

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