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. A common path to success in wrestling is to become a super bad guy so you can then become a super good guy or vice versa.

One of the most famous examples of the former is The Rock and that's kind of true for the other way round two.

Remember how mad you were when it turned out he'd screwed you at Survivor Series 1998?

What an asshole!

It's a tried and true template in the industry, however, and all of that comes down to engagement.

When the audience is bought in you can try and hold them in the palm of your hand

and elicit the kind of reaction you want.

This only works if you have a shred of decency about you and let's face it, some guys just come across as such dicks, even if they came out hugging babies and giving money to charity, you'd still be like, nah, that guy can kiss my ass. it's a natural ability to be as unlikable as possible

in short I'm Simon from what culture and these are ten individuals who should never turn

face number 10 Elias.

Right now you could argue that Elias is a good guy.

Certainly how WWE is pitching him,

but the Dick musician who sings insulting songs about his opponents

that has been healed territory since day one.

The drifter himself has always gone against expectations though.

He barely did anything in NXT, which is why it was such a surprise he got called up to the

main roster, but as

WWE officials had predicted, the character was far more suited to a roar and

Smackdown audience and they were right. Within weeks he was one of the most

despised people on Monday nights.

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