I said that was a program that was over here in the UK when I was a child, I'm sure you

had it around the world as well.

I don't think they even said that, but when I was but a fetus, that's how I thought.

When it comes to the world of professional wrestling, though, there have been a bunch

of wrestlers that have had to put it all on the line, basically to not only save their

careers, but in order to get to the dippy, dippy, dup.

Which is why my name is Simon Miller, welcome to what called wrestling and today we are

running down 10 wrestlers who risked absolutely everything.

Subscribe, let's go.

10.

Don't call Steve Austin.

Steve Austin was quite clearly the man in 1997, I mean that was becoming more and more

obvious, which is why it was even more devastating that when we got to Summerslam, oh in heart,

accidentally dropped him on his head.

As he recovered, the RouseNet would stay on TV by cutting promos here and there, but behind

the scenes, every single doctor he was seeing was telling Steve Austin, sorry dude, your

career is over.

The time-un was the only way to ensure that his neck wouldn't get worse, and then within

three months he was back on television.

Of course the WWF was smart here, and they basically put Steve Austin in tag matches,

but then we got to WrestleMania 14, he took on short Michaels, and he became the flipping

WWF champion.

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