Good should ultimately prevail in professional wrestling.

It exists or so were told by WWE to put smiles on people's faces and if you've been watching

that product long enough, I understand why you may be a bit confused and how that might

be unclear.

But, technically, that's what wrestling is meant to do.

Unfortunately, due to the similarities to a soap opera, that means there is very few

opportunities for actual happy endings, because let's face it, it never ends.

But in theory, the good guy should win when it's right for the good guy to win.

Or at least, that's how it's supposed to go.

I am out of Nicholas, this is what culture wrestling and these are 10 wrestling storylines

where evil won.

Number 10 Triple H vs Bugatti

Now to borrow a phrase from Adam Wilborn, it says the worst thing that WWE did ever!

Forget the two two noises of Braun Strowman, the gross infanalyzation of Alexa Blissend,

the total destruction of tag team wrestling in the company right now.

These things, and yes, they all took place on a very recent episode of Monday Night Raw,

where mere atrocities of fiction for which WWE has become infamous in recent years.

But the idea that here is your winner and still the WWE heavyweight champion, the white

supremacist of a storyline, was the level of disgusting that's scarcely believable.

On his something to wrestle with podcast, Bruce Pritchard is adamant that, when Triple

H said, people like you don't get to be World Champion to Bugatti, he was referring

to the man status as a WCW wrestler, which is stupid really, because Booker T was already

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