So we have talked about this many a time before, but wrestlers are just human beings and

much like you and I, they have real emotions. Like, imagine you're in work and Dan from

accounts turns up and you hate Dan from accounts. On this day, you just want to punch him right

in the face. Now there's varying levels to this, but of course if ever does happen in the ring,

fans just want to hear about it. Some of these incidents have become so historical. Well, I think we should

talk about that today. Sound good? Great. So my name is Simon from What Culture and make sure you

are sitting comfortably because I'm about to throw eight of these in your face right now. Number eight,

Eddie Guerrero at One Nightstand 2005. Elie Guerrero versus Chris Benoit was a match that Paul

Hayman wanted to do all the way back in ECW.

This was because he was trying to take the company to brand new height and because he always wanted to stay ahead of the curve,

he tried to book this

pay-per-view one night stand and he had Chris Bedouart and Eddie Guerrero after the WWE banner,

put your hands together, he's done it. While the timing worked for Hayman though, it did not work

for Guerrero because he had just turned heel when he was having that feud with Reim Stereo

because he was a bad guy, he was losing, he was losing, and yet I checked he was losing.

Guerrero totally thought this would hurt his momentum, which I do understand,

because when you do go bad guy in pro wrestling, if you don't get any victories, the fans will look at you,

be like, well, that was a stupid decision. It didn't help you at all. This is when Eddie did what apparently Eddie would do when he did get mad,

which got even worse, because when he went to the ring, he realized that none of the fans were paying attention because they couldn't believe a bunch of the WWE roster were at ringside.

They're like, flubbed the fighting. Let's just boo them. It all soon bawled over because Guerrero

very early on in this match also hurt his nose, and I think

in that moment he decided, you know what, I don't want to play anymore, and I'm going home.

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