Just before Dominic Mysterio's rematch with John Cena in the 2025 Survivor Series,

WWE turned back the clock. A little person came out dressed like scene that to troll the audience

until Dominic beat him up. It did kind of feel like we were watching a roar from 2010.

Now if you did enjoy it, I think that's awesome. These are your entertainment hours,

so whatever works, and really it was pretty innocent. Some dumb humor to try and get a laugh from the crowd, and some people did chuckle away. And as for the rasser in question, they did an interview afterwards, and they were over the moon. That is good stuff. Certainly things aren't always as light as this than I tell you, how the following eight segments appear on television I do not know. But they did. And what culture

has asked I, Simon Miller, to give them to you? So let us learn a lesson, never do it again.

Number eight, the Vince McMahon Kiss My As Club. Let's go back to the usual challenge, and yes,

I shall be talking about this a lot during this video. Would you fancy showing this to a non-fan

today to try and get them to watch?

No, no, you wouldn't.

And this person would judge you.

This really was bottom-of-the-barrel stuff, and here is some history if you are indeed a new fan.

During a period where WW would try anything to get ratings, Vince McMahon decided certain people should kiss his ass.

I mean, literally too, you bend over and either have your

face shoved into that cracked or you do it under duress. I mean, even saying that, I believe it's

absolutely terrible. Occasionally, this was genuinely done to embarrass certain individuals like

Jim Ross and McFoley, and while William Regal had to do it too, somehow he turned it into more

of a comedy skit. We do not sing Regal's praises enough. The man just got it no matter what. The end story was still boss abuses his power for his own means, however, which is atrocious, and even the likes of Sean Michaels had to do it. Son Shane knocked HBK out, so this went down with a man unconscious. Now that I thought about it, that's even worse. Shane eventually got it too, because of course he did. Hornswogger couldn't escape it either. And yeah, Vince himself got a sort of induction when he went into Rikishi's behind. But even with that comeuppance, no, it was just bad wrestling. And also, who was this for? Who was going to tune in to see this? And if you did, good grief, go look in the mirror, you've got serious issues, and I think you're disgusting. Number seven billion Chuck's wedding. When Billy Gunn and Chuck Palumbo started teaming together in 2002, it was actually quite ahead of its time. I suppose at first they were just meant to be more flamboyant than anything else, but there was a potentially good message here, be yourself because you totally rule. The issue as ever with pro wrestling is that this soon became totally unnuance, as the idea was, Billy and Chuck and Gay, and therefore their heels. I mean, it's so reductive and it's such low-hanging fruit. Sexuality shouldn't have anything to do with

where you fall on the heel or face side. A lot of the jokes were also horrifically put across the proof being when WWE decided to do the classic wrestling wedding. I mean, they made their way to the ring to the song It's Raining Men and it was the Godfather who interrupted all this. He doubted what was going down because he knew both of them

used to sleep around with so many women. I tell you, this was awful. The punchline was even worse

as the pair soon realized people thought they were homosexual and reacted like they were

insulted. They're not gay. This was totally regressive. And if you were gay, you likely felt

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