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Professional wrestling is a complex sport, results are predetermined and responsibility to wear one another in a safe way is the responsibility of wrestlers in the ring
This does not always happen, however, there has been a series of examples in the history of professional wrestling when wrestler actually hurt another wrestler in the middle of the ring Let's take a look at 7 cases where a wrestling match has turned into a trick
# 7 Daniel Puder vs. Kurt Angle
The cost of A mistake of Puder him his career
Daniel Puder was the winner of Tough Enough 2005. In a segment of an episode of SmackDown, Puder locked in a Kimura lock on Kurt Angle for real. The referee soon realized the seriousness of the situation and set up a false pin, even though Puder's hands were not touching the mat.
After Angle got up, he seemed visibly furious and seemed to have said something to Puder. The winner of Tough Enough then took part in the Royal Rumble match and was brutally slapped on the chest by Eddie Guerrero, Chris Benoit and bad Holly, as punishment for his actions at SmackDown. Puder was immediately fired from WWE after the incident. His foolishness in the ring against someone of the stature of Angle earned him to be totally blackened by the WWE. The second, Mike "The Miz" Mizanin became one of the most decorated. WWE Superstars in recent history and the main WrestleMania 27 event against John Cena.
# 6 Ryback vs. CM Punk
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After leaving WWE in 2014, Punk appeared on Colt Cabana's "Art of Wrestling" podcast. Punk made shocking revelations during the conversation, highlighting the behind-the-scenes events of the WWE.
Punk explained that Ryback was a dangerous worker and that he deliberately injured Punk during one of his matches, dropping him in the concrete when he was supposed to fall. him on a table.
Ryback would have been known to have a huge ego behind the scenes and would have been released from the company after working for Kalisto during the WrestleMania 32 pre-show. repeatedly criticized WWE and its employees on its podcast. "Conversations with the big guy".
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Abhilash is a WWE enthusiast and cricket enthusiast for 17 years.
On a hot summer afternoon in April 2002, he stumbled on an episode of WWE Afterburn on TenSports and was fascinated by the sight of a 290-pound beast named Brock Lesnar, who entered the arena with Paul Heyman. Abhilash's dream is to watch Wrestlemania in person one day.
Just weeks after his introduction to professional wrestling, Abhilash's pbadion for cricket began when he saw two young players, Yuvraj and Kaif, rescuing an incipient India and chasing the mammoth target of 326 to win the Natwest Trophy. Abhilash idolizes the legend of Sri Lanka, Muralitharan. A quick search on Google leads him to videos of him imitating his idol in cricket nets. He made headlines in 2017 when his bowling video went through 90,000 views on Youtube.
Abhilash was previously a publisher on a comic book site, "Culture Popcorn". His first novel, "The Rural Banker", describing his career as a banker, will soon appear.
