One of the key elements of wrestling is a good old-fashioned feud. When a feud is good, you want to see more of it. When a feud is really good, you simply don't want it to end. There are times when it doesn't seem like it will. Pro wrestling has seen its fair share of feuds, some of which were spread out over a lengthy period of time, covering years, and sometimes, decades. Some of them see its participants grow, either from tag team specialists to singles stars, or from midcarders to main event players. Others see participants that start feuding in one company, only to pick up where they left off in another company years down the road. Those are the particular feuds that it's time to focus on here. When two or more people hate each other, and want to do whatever it takes to rid their lives of the pestilence that plagues them, it becomes incredibly entertaining. Whether it's promos, segments, or matches, we just can't get enough of it all. It's like an addiction that needs to be satiated, and it furthers the beauty of this sport that we love so much. These ten feuds were those that spanned through time, positions on the card, and company loyalty, and many of them are among the greatest feuds of all-time for that very reason.
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