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Trains now on Uber. T's and C's apply check the Uber app. Pro Wrestling is a work. You may have noticed I quite like to mention that a case, no, but it's also a business obsessed with reality.

It's easy to see why we all love a good real life story like the Kardashians Big Ed or Carol

bloody basket but then again we've also all heard of a worked shoot and

W. W. W. is still trying to convince us that some of their stories are more real than others.

With that in mind, I'm Adam Wilborn from What Culture and these are 10 wrestling stories that

blurred reality.

Number 10, Jeff Hardy's Redemption.

Don't get me wrong, I love him, but I think it's fair to say that Jeff Hardy has made a bit of an

arse of things quite a few times throughout his glittering career.

Exhibit A Victory Road. And no matter how many people complain that

W. W. are manipulating real life controversy and personal demons. It doesn't half make

one sensational redemption arc having Jeff Hardy regain the first singles

title he ever won in WWE. A mixed personal strife and gritty realism perfectly.

And to be honest, I really enjoyed it.

Good for you mate.

Here's your very own ladder earring for your troubles.

Number nine, Vince Russo fires Hulk Hogan.

Vince Russo and I don't really get along.

Go on then, play the clip.

Adam Wilborn.

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