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From emotional show-of-shows' finalies that became increasingly painful to revisit,

too highly anticipated throw downs that haven't stood the test of time.

These matches were awesome or innocuous in the moment, but in 2022, not so much.

Gareth here, from what culture wrestling and here are 10 wrestling matches that haven't

aged well.

10.

John Cena versus CM Punk, Money in the Bank 2011

Crowds have a funny old habit of being able to make or break just about any contest going

down inside of a wrestling ring, and while the actual in-ring action seen going down on

the fateful night in Chicago back at Money in the Bank 2011 was far from terrible.

The fact John Cena and CM Punk's WWE Championship skirmish sits as the only-melt-erated five-star

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