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Hey viewer, want to know what happens when the wrestler uses the sports blurred lines of

fiction and reality to push the envelope, visualize their unhappiness, and not so subtly nudge

their employers towards making a decision that may or may not result in them getting fired?

Of course you do, let's find out. I'm Andy for what culture wrestling, and he are 10 wrestlers

who were begging to be fired. 10. Buff Bagwell

He's buff, he's the stuff, and in 2001 the WWE office had had enough. A honking attitude,

horrendous TV match with Booker T and an altercation with Shane Helms were all things that

contributed towards Buff getting fired from the promotion before he could ever really get going.

Jim Ross has since revealed that the party lifestyle buff was leading at the time just didn't

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