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So, I'm not entirely sure how to say this, but wrestling is polluted by dickheads.

Now, I'm not saying that you yourself are a dickhead for being a wrestling fan or if you are

indeed a wrestler that you are a dickhead, but there are a lot of them within the industry.

And on a certain level, you've almost have to be a bit of a dickhead to be a pro wrestler,

meaning parading yourself around in trunks, pretending to be a badass, giving yourself nicknames

that are variations of, I'm better at the thing I do than any of you guys here,

and aren't I incredibly sexy everybody wants a piece of me, it's truly narcissistic behaviour.

But here's the question, how much of a dickhead do you have to be to piss off an entire locker room?

Well, let's find out today as I'm Jules, this is WhatCulture.com and these are 10 wrestlers who

were hated by the locker room. Number 10, Shane McMahon

Now imagine you're at the office, you beaver away at your intensive duties frantically

in putting keystrokes under immense pressure, you're overworked, your boss is wildly erratic

and temperamental, and you've dreamed of this your whole life, but the word reality strikes

...