Hello and welcome to another top 10 debate. I'm Adam Wilborn joined by Gareth Morgan of

What Culture to Discuss. Times wrestlers were rewarded for bad behavior. But before we

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by Gareth Morgan talk about his article, eight times wrestlers were rewarded for bad behavior.

I'm sure you can include a whole host of others more, but was there any catalyst to start

this list off, Gareth? I was scrolling through the WWE Network as I

want to do on occasion, and I stumbled upon the WWE Untold of the Acolytes, the APA the

other day, and I was talking about a watch that's cheeky half an hour. And midway through

it, they were explaining how they kind of stumbled upon how the APA became a thing, because

obviously before that they were the Acolytes and they were just this to the set of wrecking

balls, really, just battered everyone into business for themselves at times and did all

the rest of it. But apparently there was, what was it? There was a part, no, they were

drinking for Brad Shaw's birthday. They were getting absolutely smashed, and they were

infamous. They were like, oh, backstage, everybody wants to come and party with us. People

are paying money to come and drink with us, because we're so crazy, it's crazy time.

He's like, alright, and they went out for his birthday and understandably they got

absolutely sloshed, got smashed, and they bumped into Vince McMahon, and Shane McMahon, whilst

they were drinking, so obviously Vince McMahon sees all this going down, and he goes, alright,

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