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

by one of the deadly boys, Michael Hamflip from What Called Your Discuss wrestlers who

were kicked out of the locker room. But before we get into it, if you're a fan of this

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on wrestle culture. As I said, though, joined by Michael Hamflip to talk about wrestlers

who were kicked out of the locker room based on his list, 10 wrestlers who were kicked out

of the locker room. And we should preface this, I suppose, Mike Hamflip by saying a lot

of this is rumoring you endospeculation for many of these entries. But was there any specific

catalyst that caused you to write this thing? Well, these stories, this speculation, it's

all fun and games from the outside, which is what we are, which is what we all are, as

much as some of us aspire to be otherwise, we are on the outside of the locker room door.

So these tales that come up every now and then, thanks to shooting the views or podcasting

it, these or whatever, are always quite fun. And this came around right around the time

that Don Callis had reached television. And brilliantly, in a character that is just

a heat magnet. And as obviously Kenny Omega is number two in the invisible hand and the

guy that currently liking to suggest that he's at the heart of all this chaos in pro wrestling

across three separate promotions. And he is a guy that used to carry that kind of attitude

apparently behind the scenes. There have been few that seem to press the nuclear button

quite like Don Callis for whatever reason of which there were hilariously many, just everybody

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