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From instantly popping back up and strutting back down the ramp after being Delta Nell,

to waltzing out on Raw the very next night as though nothing ever happened post-a-feet.

This lot made a mockery of looking up at the lights when all was said and done.

Garithaer from WhatCulture Wrestling and here are 10 wrestlers who no-sold huge losses.

10. Brock Lesnar quickly turns his attention to the game

Remember when former UFC heavyweight champion Brock Lesnar returned to WWE programming in 2012

after eight long years away? And then went on to beat the ever-loving crap out of

John Cena in his first bout back? Only to end up hilariously on the receiving end of an

attitude adjustments on the still steps and a loss out of the gates.

Well, don't worry if that last part is a little fuzzy because the beast incarnate himself

also seemed to forget all about that particular detail. When it came time to rock back up on

Monday Night Raw the very next night. Showing not so much as a scratch from the previous

evening's bloody extreme rules war, Lesnar defiantly announced that the world got to witness

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