Robbish Wrestling is the best. I don't even like to use the word rubbish because if you're

entertained, who cares? That's the whole point. Get in there in whatever fashion you'd like.

Sometimes you can get a feeling before this goes down too, and then often, after you do tune in,

it's even worse, you crack new ground, and all of a sudden maybe it's not so fun anymore.

So what madness should you check out

today? Let's find out. Number 15, the clowning at Survivor Series 93. During the clown was the

man. Or the clown, I suppose, I don't know. But when Matt Bourne played the character, it had a

genuine edge and even the variations after. I mean, they were dumb, but I like dumb, so at least it was fun. The WWF clearly thought this too at the Survivor Series in 1993, because they had a whole team of them. Four, to be precise, and they were also facing Bam Bam Bigelow, Bastion Bugger, and their head shrinkers. Oh yeah, there was something mad here, because my word, in motion when you see it, see it, I don't think any of them knew this was taking place live.

Bastion Bugger, as per his character, was booked to eat turkey because it was Thanksgiving, I suppose, whereas Afa, who was managing the squad, join in.

I'd get this wrong, though. They were instructed to eat this like they had no manners, so who

exactly was this for? The bushwhackers who were also involved were more interested in scooters

because they had a literal banana pill slip, and then there was poor Bam Bam. The genuine game

change in wrestling. I'm sure he was wondering why he got put in this. The coins of course were

doy-dink and Moa Mabel from Men of the Mission and honestly. This is barely a match because once again everybody is just mucking around. Listen to Vincent Man on Cometry Too. He knows he keeps telling us, what a good time they're all having. Wrestling. It really is a farce, but my gosh, you will laugh for all the wrong reasons, a total disaster, and one I think that was planned.

Insane. Number 14, the aftermath of Kofy Kingston. We all remember how awful it was when Kofi Kinksner lost his WWE, Tuddle to Brock Lesnar in eight seconds.

WWE did this as Smackdown was debut in Fox, so we needed a talking point.

Okay, but at least let them have a proper match.

What we all forget about is what happened next, because, man, it was strange.

Literally right after this went down, UFC warrior Kane Velasquez walked out to confront Brock.

As we learned, this was the next feud.

Wasn't the worst idea in the world either. Velazquez and Lesnar did have history in the octagon, and Kane was a star in his own right. It could have worked, but it did not. The two made a crown jewel that year, and yeah, aside from being another crazy short fight, it was worked like an MMA scrap, and it did not click. Lesnar tapped Velasquez out in two minutes with the Camorra and then continued to kill him.

It was his apparent friend, Rames Stereo, that Chase Brock away with a chair, and everybody

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