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

one of the deadly boys, Michael Hamflut from What Cool To Join Right wrestlers that hated

working for WWE. But before we get into it, if you're a fan of this sort of thing, make

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of the week complete, with a bloody quiz of course, on wrestling culture. As I said though,

joined by Michael Hamflut, talk about his article, 10 wrestlers that visibly hated working

for WWE. And well, we're just chatting about this before we start recording. This doesn't

really work on a podcast, but this was inspired by an image, wasn't it? The only way I can

describe it is, if you've ever seen one of those photos of wrestlers at an airport, like 2am,

and there's this giddy WWE fan going, oh my god, that means, can I have a vote with you? And

they're like, yeah, all right, I suppose I better smile for it. And it is the most tacked

on smile that you've ever seen. It's the face that the rest of us would pull when you pull

out that crap gift from that crap relative on Christmas day, I suppose. But yeah, the stinger

generally is a professional aside from this image, isn't it, Hamflut?

Yeah, and like a fitting example as well, because over excited WWE fan at an airport, pretty much

describes Kane, who is also in this picture, looking very happy to be Kane, promoting some sort of

fast food. It appears to be some sort of like, food delivery company alongside Sting. And it,

you know, this is Sting working for WWE, because he was very briefly in the system and

probably on a Legends deal and probably asked to do these things from time to time. And yeah,

his expression is one of a man just trying to get through it because he forgot that he

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