Being cool is a tool so few possess, but so many pretend to.

It defines lives and careers and transforms perceptions forever.

It's little wonder you risk looking a big dumb idiot when you miss the mark.

Anyway enough of looking in the mirror I'm Gareth this is what culture wrestling and here are

wrestling's big dumb idiots who thought they were cool.

Number 10 Logan Paul Logan Paul Logan Paul knows how to thrive in this broken

version of the world. From courting controversy as a YouTube star just enough to pivot into

multiple contact sports, whilst also not but kind of definitely marketing

his drinks to kids, in order to create a have-have-not culture amongst the purest in our society,

he's never met a situation he couldn't monetize by hook or by crook.

It's this attitude that brought him and WWE together.

And enough big performances in big matches made his United States championship victory a move that was

smarter than it was stupid. He's filmed wherever he goes and the belt's there too

as it was at UFC 295 when he sat cage side shouting out Dominic Mysterio across the T.K.O. Divide,

completely misspelling Dom's name. And when the moment predictably went viral,

Paul's position within the company was yet again vindicated.

He's entitled he's a big dumb idiot and he's athletic enough to achieve his goals.

He's Shane McMahon before Time noped him.

Speaking of which, number nine, Shane McMahon. The Shane McMahon wrestler character

used to make so much sense. Go back and look when he first fluked his way to becoming

European champion at expacts expense. A virtuoso Pro wrestler had lost to the Spoilt Little Rich Kid with ample help from his heel friends and was due an almighty battering in the rematch.

That story was a Trojan horse for Triple H turning on DX at

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