Some want somewhere right now, doesn't believe in you, but I, Simon Miller, are at what

cultural wrestling want you to go out there into this crazy thing we call life and prove

the wrong.

When you do, you can stare at this accuser and go, ha, ha, ha, I told you.

Thank you for slapping.

And I would actually recommend you never do any of those things so they all sound terrible

and probably make you a bad person, but it does kind of tie into what they go to talk

about today.

Because sometimes two professional wrestlers walk through the square circle and the audience

that being me and you go, well, I don't want to watch this, I think it's going to be

crap.

And they get to do it in their business and well, it's pretty damn flipping good.

So yes, set yourself down and get ready because here is exactly that 10 wrestling matches

that were never meant to be that good.

Number 10 JBL versus John Cena at Judgment Day 2005.

This was kind of a weird few because they went the wrong way.

They had their big match at WrestleMania 21 and that was fine.

But by the time we got to Judgment Day in 2005, they had their work in Bootson and also

my word did they want to bleed.

So this I quit match certainly isn't for everyone because you're going to see a lot

of the red stuff, but it does tick all your boxes.

John Cena feels like a super duper good guy, Bradshaw feels like a super duper asshole.

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