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When it comes to Wrestlemania, nobody's going to turn down a position to be on the grand

daddy of them all, right? Well, wrong, because these people here just said flat out, nah,

I'll pass. So let's take a look at them as arm jewels, this is wantculture.com and these

eight stars who walked out on WWE's WrestleMania. Number 8, Bret Hart, WrestleMania 22.

Nearly a decade after his glittering WWE career ended in the bittersweet acrimony that was the

Montreal screw job, Bret Hart finally accepted his rightful place in the company's hall of

fame as part of WrestleMania 22's festivities, pretty much legitimising the club in the process,

finally seen as though the hitman had managed to file away the pain of the past, but not quite.

Though Hart was more than willing to bask in the adulation of the assembled auditorium,

and being recognised for his incomparable contribution to the business,

Calgary's finest wanted absolutely nothing to do with the product itself.

Officially, he refused the traditional inductee cameo at Mania proper because he feared it

might contribute to conspiracy theories that the Montreal screw job was a work, particularly as

Sean Michaels and Vince McMahon were due to face one another that night in a weird sort of

poetry. In actuality, Hart knew that if he ran a foul of HBK, he was likely to lamp him,

he told Calgary's son ahead of the event that he'd hide tale of Sean was at his speech,

saying the situation was still too combustible. Ring on finger and thoroughly honoured,

Bret why is the enacted a preemptive walkout of the show itself?

Number 7, The Undertaker, WrestleMania 35. Even more so than the monumental championship

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