We are back, baby, with another dose of your new favourite What Culture Wrestling series,

with everybody saying, forbidden, law, yeah.

And if you didn't figure out who's law and forbidden history we are focusing on today with that little clue,

well, you're like just a big old dummy. Cannot help you there.

I'm Gareth. You are watching What Culture Wrestling and yes, yes, here is the forbidden law of

WWE's LA Knight. Yeah. Right, if you were a fan of WWB's attitude era growing up,

then you likely shared the following experience.

Steve Austin was your favorite wrestler.

You spent your school days digging your friends in the stomach, just praying that they'd

lower their heads just enough so that you could hit them with a stone cold stoner.

The WWF was cool and you loved almost every damn thing about it.

But Austin, Austin was the guy whose t-shirt that you begged your mom and dad to buy you.

Then at the end of the summer of 1998, you started to fall in love with a guy called The Rock.

You practiced raising your eyebrow longer than you care to admit.

I, yeah, I definitely did that. The Rock replaced Austin in the billing and in your heart in 2000.

And by 2001, he didn't really want to choose. The main events of WrestleMania 17 was an impossible booking challenge.

Not for LA Knight though, nope, he chose both and decided to splice both men together to

create his own wrestling persona.

Well, that was always the accusation anyway.

Knight, given his influences, was never really going to fit in the likes of

Ring of Honor and Pro Wrestling Guerrilla, was he? He fell wildly in love with wrestling,

American style, just the way you remember it, at the age of three. He instead bounced around

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