Hello and welcome to another top 10 debate. I'm Adam Wilborn from What Cooled. You're joined

by Michael Hamflut from What Cooled. Just talk about shocking WWE baby face burials. But

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with a bloody good quiz, of course, on WrestleCulture. As I said, no, join by Michael Hamflut. Talk

about his list, 10 shocking WWE baby face burials. You totally don't remember, which is, of

course, available to read right now at WhatCulture.com as well as all the other usual good stuff.

At Hamflut, what was the inspiration behind this list?

The inspiration is going to sound like I was being forward thinking, but it wasn't actually me,

it was a well-known wrestling Twitter scump by the name of Andrew Dice Clay.

Oh, you're not following him, get on board. Great, contribute to the content,

friend of mine from the internet forum years that I liked to pretend didn't happen,

and a Sunderland resident as well, so an all-around great man and legend. He brought up this segment

in preparation for the ultimate warrior content that we were going to be given in deluge,

as it turns out, as A&E decided to change our schedule around so we can get the jump on dark

side of the ring's take on the warrior. By reposting a segment where warrior as WWE champion

kind of like brought a little girl onto the brother love show who was in the warrior face paint

and went by the name of Amanda Ultimate Warrior and then did a handstand and all this sort of

stuff. And it brought to mind something that I know myself and Cidric have pontificated on before

over the virtual desks and indeed with you on podcasts. Roman Reigns saying the things he said

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