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

by Michael Hanflot of What Culture.

Talk about the worst sacrifices in WWE, but before we get into it, if you're a fan of

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with a million quiz, of course, on WrestleCulture, as I said, joined by Michael Hanflot,

talk about his article, The 10 Worst Sacrifices in WWE, now I know the answer to this, but

hell, let's go over some old ground, Michael Hanflot, what was the catalyst for this list?

Fiend, mate, the law of the thing, thing struck again, isn't it, or hasn't, and that's

maybe the problem, never strikes, no matter when it comes, yeah, WrestleMania 37 was

brilliant, loads of action that was perfectly catered to live crowds, so amazing to hear

fans back again, like wrestling felt familiar, didn't it, it felt like the thing you'd once

fall in love with, and you know what else felt familiar, was Bray Wyatt fall into a single

archael in under 10 minutes, because Jesus Christ, if they didn't like find a way to top

the insect projection finish of WrestleMania 33 on one of the most historic nights in

the companies, like so certainly in the company's pandemic era, but in the recent past of

WWE and indeed Bray Wyatt, they did him again, they do him all the time, you can no longer

be sympathetic because you have to just laugh along with it because it punishes your investment

rather than rewards it, I don't wish for anybody within WWE to lose their jobs or have their

careers affected by bad pushes, but some are funnier than others, and when Bray Wyatt got distracted

by his own friend, come whatever she was Alexa Bliss, emerging from that jack-in-a-box-like

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