The Beatles, the Red Album and The Blue Album, now re-ixed and expanded.

The Beatles, the Red and Blue albums.

Out now.

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A WWE functioning at its peak knows how to book, promote and deliver an elite level of the art form.

But the occasionally beautiful marriage of performer and performance tends to create the rarest

of dragons for addicted WWE fans to chase for the rest of their lives after one first

unexpectedly intoxicating hit. So I am Gareth here from what culture wrestling and

here are 10 WWE classics that never should have worked. Number 10 Stephanie McMahon versus Tratas

No Way Out 2001. The very definition of this video's title.

Stephanie McMahon and Trish Stratas's breathless brawl was a gamble to book for the show,

led alone to ask as much of the talent as it did on the night.

Literally years before she was a competent in-ring performer, Strattice showed flashes of the

legend she become, matching the genetic

fire laying dormant within the expressive and enjoyable billion dollar princess.

Playing the angriest version of herself when the narrative actually called for it,

McMahon was outstanding in her role as a fired up baby face,

perhaps revealing the great loss gimmick of the last 20 years.

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