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Times, wrestlers tried to be funny.

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to read right now at WhatCulture.com 10 Embarrassing Times, wrestlers tried to be funny.

Which does wrestling ever really make you laugh out loud aside from the botches and

what was the catalyst behind this list?

There's a curve for pro wrestling comedy where I can laugh at things that pro wrestlers

say, particularly like a really cruel heel promo, big fan of them, huge fan of them, certain

slapstick moments, delight me, Kenny Omega versus the nine year old girl is an absolute

comedy masterpiece, seek that out if you haven't already, I mean it's gone particularly viral

and it's weaponized against him, it shouldn't be, it just proves there's absolutely

immaculate range, but pro wrestling is one of those things in terms of the comedy where

if you situate it in a different context, like an actual comedy show, those gags more

often than not don't pass the muster, none of them in WWE do which we'll get to, I think

it's a WWE exclusive list, genuinely the one comedy skit I can recall from the top of

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