Hello, and welcome to another top 10 debate I'm Adam Wilborn from What Culture joined

by one of the deadly boys Michael Sidjwick from What Culture to discuss the weirdest

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As I said, joined by Michael Sidjwick to discuss his article, the 10 weirdest abandoned

WWE moments. I sense they're probably going to be in about a hundred of these, but what

was the catalyst behind this list, Sidj?

I mean, they're just loads, so it was easy content. You know what I was going to do? I was

going to be a total masochist, and watch a Raw from 2019, or very, very early 2020, just

to see how different it was, because it's the weirdest thing, it's such a different show

in terms of the personnel and the storylines that I've been long forgotten about, but yeah,

it's also fundamentally exactly the same. It's twisted, it's totally and utterly warped,

when people were sat there saying, oh, when crowds come back, it's all going to be good

again. Yeah. So I was going to watch it for inspiration, just to try and find something

bizarre for the exact, came at the title first, and then the entry second, and then I realized,

I'm not going to do that. I'm not going to put myself through it. I don't want to do this,

so I'll just come up with stuff on the top of my head. Instead, yeah, it's so strange,

they constantly just do things, and then drop them, and then you think, just little bubbles

in your head go, ah, remember that, bollocks, and I just think it's fascinating to think about,

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