Hello, all of you beautiful people, Jules here for WhatCulture.com.

You know what, a fair number of wrestlers, they're probably going to hell.

I mean, they're liars by trade, and the racket has spewed forth a litany of criminals,

some of which have committed the worst, most unimaginable atrocities.

And you know what, I thought that I'd bring my series over from the gaming channel,

which was called The Seven Deadly Sin, surprisingly enough.

I just took a look at different video games in which, since they best represented,

and now I think it's time to apply that same mentality to the wrestling industry.

The question here we're going to answer today is, which sin is best represented by which

wrestler?

Let's take a look, as I'm Jules, this is WhatCulture.com, and these are The Seven Deadly

Wrestling Sins, and who committed them?

7.

Sloth

Vince McMahon

We're in a bit of a weird one with this, because Vince McMahon actively tries very hard

to make what is a, well, a truly terrible and lazy television show.

Vince McMahon's 2021 output, however, is the closest link to the brief of Sloth.

The work-intensive process seems horrendous from the outside looking in.

A group of writers spend much of their week frantically guessing what their lunatic of a

boss might hold an interest in, and it's not as if his tastes are wide-ranging.

Why is a distraction finish and a rematch, or two acceptable one week, and enough to inspire

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