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

one of the dadly boys, Michael Siddwick from What Cool To To Talk About. Times wrestlers

abused their power on TV. But before we get into it, if you're a fan of this sort of thing,

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with a bloody quiz, of course, on WrestleCulture. As I said, join by Michael Siddwick to talk about

his article. Ten time wrestlers abused their power on TV. One person who's going to feature very

heavily in this list, but we'll get to him in due course. But what was the catalyst for this list,

Siddwick? I simply like punching up. I just like to punch up at people who deserve a little bit

of pushback for just being dicks, basically. There's a big misunderstanding online of how to be a

dick, right? Trust me, it's a self-professed dickhead. There's a way to do it. Don't punch down

at people who are well-meaning or a bit dumb. There are layers to this, right? We're absolutely

allowed to punch back down into the head of a little foot and a half mutant with AIs and green

fingers. You can punch down at them if they try and swing a little uppercut with their spindly arms,

but generally, just speak truth to power. If you want to put it pretentiously,

be excellent to each other except to those who aren't excellent to you and who deserve to be

knocked off their pitch. I had a bit of a, I was mad online about a few weeks ago and someone quite

rightfully pointed out, like, what are you doing? What are you doing? I'm saying, I could be doing

better things at my time, but I decided to punch, but I'm not Gandhi. I was getting

pumped out everywhere on this digital hellscape of a world. If I'm going to get mine ripped out,

I'm going to rip out someone who deserves it and more often than not, that's triple age. But,

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