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In this weird world of professional wrestling, get everything right, and you'll be lucky to get a pat on the back.

I mean, that's your job after all. But get one thing seriously wrong and who knows how bad it can get.

Your face might even explode. And there's sadly a good chance the rest of the match will be forever forgotten or ruined by that one mistake. So I am Gareth, this is What Culture Wrestling,

and here are 10 wrestling matches ruined by one botch. Number 10, Billy Kidman versus Stephen

Regal, WCW Nitro 1999. They don't call it high risk without good reason, folks. Billy Kidman's

shooting star press was never the most graceful of top

rope attacks, but he did manage to hit it more often than not. Kidman carved himself out a pretty

handy niche as a staple of WCW's cruiserweight division. WCW being WCWCW, it didn't

keep its junior heavyweights tied together at the waist, meaning fans were frequently treated

to cross-division

dream matches like La Parker v. Bucketty, Saturn versus psychosis, and this beauty, Stephen Regal

versus Billy Kidman. Kidman had the match won, believe it or not, and Regal was in a prone position

as the former flock member took to the ropes with shooting stars in his eyes.

Alas, the top rope got in Kidman's way on the way down, though, and his body made contact with

the edge of the turnbuckle. Yikes. Unsurprisingly, the entire match was rendered obsolete in the

face of a botched shooting star press. Kidman picked up the win after an inside cradle, but there was only ever

going to be one focus of the conversation in the moments afterwards. But at least Kidman

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