Some of the Indian bones.

Whoo!

Is this a winder?

It has to be a winder.

Apart from the first of the children,

this is the best phone call I've ever received in my life.

This is what it sounds like when people win big with the National Lottery.

Will you be next? The National Lottery.

It could be you. Rules and procedures apply. Players must be 18 or 8. Perhaps it's not the most noble way to earn a living, but you would honestly say no to getting paid for doing absolutely nothing,

especially given the ludicrous line now. With all that in mind I am Gareth here from What Culture Wrestling and here are 10

wrestlers WWE paid to do nothing. Number 10, Sean Michaels. The body of Sean Michael's work is

virtually unparalleled on the North American wrestling scene,

with his magnificent second run miraculously managing to eclipse his phenomenal first.

But perhaps the greatest work he ever did was the spell spent on the sidelines between 1998 and 2002.

Chronic back injuries threatened to derail Michael's career just as he was hitting his prime.

After WrestleMania 15, the torch was passed to Steve Austin,

though more accurately prized from a reluctant Sean's hands,

as the showstopper entered early retirement. Inactivity didn't stop Vince McMahon keeping his buddy on the payroll,

who for the next four years would infrequently turn up on Raw in a hat.

In 2002, though, despite living the life of Riley, Michael's peculiarly decided to step back between the ropes.

But we're all glad that he did.

Wouldn't have had the sight of him performing a super kick in a chef's hat otherwise.

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