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There's something undeniable about a mystery, it keeps us coming back to your TV show

week to look for clues and in the modern era it's free marketing when your fans light up social

media with theories and speculation. Unfortunately in wrestling more than perhaps anything else,

plans change and the original answer to that riddle gets cast aside. Sometimes the likes of

injuries or personal lives get in the way of completing that full arc of a story that's been

worked on for weeks and sometimes if you're the WWE or chairman just gets bored of the original plan.

First of all is when writers have a great idea and put it into motion, hoping they'll figure

out where it leads when they get there. I'm cy for whatculture.com and these are 10 wrestling

mysteries that were supposed to end differently. 10. RIP Vince McMahon

The Monday Night Raw episode on June 11th, 2007 concluded that they rather vacant faced Vince

leaving the arena as the WWE roster lined up the corridors to the exit. It was a strange slow

segment that ended in quite literally a bang as Vince's limo exploded with him inside of it.

What transpired on TV was that Vince had faked his own death to see how his family would react.

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