Wrestlemania is so often being utilised as the place where talent can take their stock

to an entirely new level.

There have been plenty of other wrestlers whose careers have plummeted in the aftermath

of the showcase of the Immortals.

I'm Andrew from Whatculture Wrestling and here are 10 such wrestlers whose time with WWE

was only on a downward slope once Wrestlemania was in the rearview mirror.

10.

Crush Wrestlemania 10 Brian Adams had so many of the attributes

that will forever get Vince McMahon tight in his pants.

He was a big, powerful fella with a great look and he would pass the famed airport test.

The fact that McMahon made Crush the third member of the iconic demolition should indicate

how strongly the talent was thought of and even his corner crush it looked as if the

powerhouse was being groomed to be a main event player.

In an actually rather nicely done heel turn, late 1993 saw Crush return to television

with his tribal Hawaiian heel persona.

He immediately targeted Randy Savage, claiming Savage was responsible for a back injury

Crush had suffered when trying to slam Mr Fuji's Yokozuna earlier in a year.

The logic was, Savage encouraged Crush to slam Yoko and thus the mature man was to blame

for the injury suffered by the former demolition man.

This issue culminated at Wrestlemania 10 where Crush and Savage did battle in a slightly

bizarre force count anywhere, 60 second count contest for all the world it's seen as if

Crush would get the win here, giving him a huge win on a huge stage against a huge

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