May I have your attention please you can now book your train tickets on Uber and get

10% back in credits to spend on your next Uber ride so you don't have to walk home in the brain again.

Trains now on Uber. T's and C's apply. Check the Uber app. Pro Wrestling is a dance, a cooperative shuffle fueled by aesthetic violence and athletic

grace where two or more individuals come together to tell a story that captivates an enchance in equal measure.

Except sometimes, well, it isn't because something, something, stealing my spot,

bollocks.

Wrestling's history box, which may or may not literally exist, are filled with tales of highly

strong workers getting their proverbial's inner twist over the prospect of doing their job with

another professional of personal arguments being allowed to impact the

professional world. And with that in mind, I'm Adam Wilburton from what culture and these are

ten wrestlers who refuse to work together.

Number 10, CM Punk and Triple H.

The voice of the voiceless kind of said it best when he said

he didn't need to work with Triple H, Triple H needed to work with him.

Punk and Triple H had feuded in the past and it was always the game who came out on top,

even as the two men's careers were clearly moving in opposite directions.

Or you know if it was the worst decision you could possibly make.

Punk had nothing to gain in once again going toe to toe with one of the industry's most notorious spotlight

Steelers, especially in a somewhat minor

WrestleMania match too.

Punk deserved a mania main event,

not a third from the top battle with an aging game. So punk walked out, refusing to work with

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