Hello, and welcome to another top 10 debate. I'm Adam Wilborn from What Cool To Join.

My one of the daily boys, Michael Hamplet from What Cool To Talk About, worst first days

for WWE Champions. But before we end it, if you're a fan of this sort of thing, make

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complete. With the believe it was of course on rescue. As I said, joined by Michael Hamplet

talk about his article, the 10 worst first days for WWE Champions, which is of course available

to read now at WhatCulture.com. And we're doing this, I suppose, because we did the worst

first days for NXT callups last weekend. We had a bloody good time doing it. Hamplet, what

was the inspiration behind this list?

Caring Cross. Is that the inspiration for everything now? Then some anchiers himself up

is expense or so could I? No, this was sort of a spin off really. So thinking about the

NXT callups that had awful first days, I got thinking about well, Caring Cross had that

belt around his waist. He was the NXT Champion. Has WWE done this to its top guys, its flag

bearer is not triple H's, but Vince McMahon's. And turns out, yeah, like loads of Champions

either through real life or through booked scenarios have had bad days. This was a mix. I

should point out K-Fave and non K-Fave bad days. Some injuries, whatnot, some just atrocious

booking, weird results, strange happenings, and just not necessarily the kind of thing

you would maybe expect. So for example, when you see the adverts saying, championship celebration

and cut to ends in tears, either ones like that or ones where things have genuinely gone

wrong, well, as we'll get into, it's a son, a raft of different first days, not the kind

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