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. We have clearly made some exceptional signings over the decades

yet for every master stroke acquisition there's often been an absolute clanger

and McMahon has definitely signed some talents who have proven to be unmitigated disasters.

Of course, some of those at first dreadful signings may have managed to steady the ship and ride out the initial storm surrounding their hiring.

But others simply never recovered from their first setback and it was all a bit downhill from there.

I'm Garth from What Culture Wrestling and here are 10 wrestlers,. W. W. E.

Immediately regretted hiring.

Number 10, Nathan Jones.

At 6 foot 11 and a ripped 320 pounds,

it's easy to see why Vince McMahon would look at Nathan Jones and

instantly begin to imagine the Scrooge McDuck levels of money he could make

from the Australian. So impressed with Jones was McMahon, the rookie was

the rookie was fast-tracked into the Undertaker's WrestleMania 19 program. Jones was quickly as they were first made. It soon became apparent that he was nowhere near ready to be on the W.B.

Main roster, let alone to be tagging with the Undertaker at

WrestleMania, God damn it.

Jones made a brief appearance at the showcase of the Immortals.

But he'd soon be sent down to Ohio Valley wrestling to hone his skills.

Said skills were never actually to be honed, however, and Jones would quit W.W.

Later that year.

Number 9. chronic. With the the invasion angles still playing out between team

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