A bad storyline can totally derail a wrestler, doesn't matter if you're a champion, doesn't

matter if you're six to inject, if you're told your best friend is now a flower pot,

that's it, you're the flower pot guy forever.

This has happened a lot over the years, not the flower pot bit, even to performers who

by many are considered among the best ever, and how the mighty four.

Do I'm sorry for what culture please do subscribe, this is 10 Wrestling Careers Ruined

by Awful Storylines, and the 10 D. Malinco.

D. Malinco was one of the best technical wrestlers ever, and that's right you heard me

correctly, ever.

He could go toe to toe with anyone to make everybody involved look tremendous, and it's

why he didn't need a gimmick or to be fire on the microphone, that wasn't his strength,

just put him in the ring and let him wrestle.

It's for this reason why many eyebrows were raised in 2000 when Malinco jumped ship

to WWE, because that wasn't really the Vince McMahon way.

The chairman of the board felt everybody needed some sort of character, which is why when

Dean was booked against the godfather, we did anything, but all the things I just talked

about.

In fact, after Malinco had been offered one of the hose, excuse my language, he had not

only accepted, but it became a whole thing, apparently the touch of a woman turned Dean

into some sort of James Bond parody, right down, to him trying it on with leader.

He soon felt further as they wrestled for the light heavyweight championship, and because

a little lost, he had to go on a date with Malinco, which is not a thing, and because none

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