Wrestling invasion angles are the best. Seeing two promotions go towards essentially

like fantasy booking come to life and even when they go bad, the alliance. There's still

some good to be taken away from it. Imagine that if you will, a time where WWE just

might all of this thought they would be in Concord, for real.

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They'd be invaded for real.

Number 8, the Bullet Club on Monday Night Raw

Using degeneration X's April 1998 invasion, where Triple H's crew actually did go to where

WCW was being held and tried to sneak in, almost 20 years later, the Bullet Club thought

they would do the same thing with WWE.

Coupling in 2017 outside of California's Citizens Business Bank Arena, Raw was all ready

to go on the 25th of September, as Cody and Brandy Rhodes, the young bucks Marty Skirl

and Adam Page met with hundreds of fans who were losing their damn mind. The group then

demanded the company release Finn Balalute Gallows and Carl Anderson, who had all been part

of the Bullet Club, and you would guess WWE wasn't all that pleased when Cody spoke

to some of the people there who admitted their tickets were freebies.

Thomas flew around, that Vince McMahon was livid about this, hence why Matt and Nick

Jackson shortly after, received a cease and desist letter about their use of the two

sweet hand gesture. More evidence was then thrown on the heap when producer Jimmy

Jacobs was fired, because he had met with them and snapped a pick.

Whoops, number 7 Matt Hardy loses it with WWE.

Matt Hardy was not having a good time in 2005, discovering that real-life girlfriend

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