10 Wrestlers Who Pooped Their Pants In The Ring

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Go to YouTube.

Type '10 Wrestlers Who' into the search bar. Look at the fourth result, and don't give me your pearl-clutching b*llocks. I am giving the people what they want. You should be grateful.

Here at WhatCulture.com, we are aware of - and fully committed to banishing - what we perceive as an unfair and moth-eaten reputation.

We don't want to be the clickbait guys, or the negative guys. We have attempted to present balanced coverage of professional wrestling through our Ups & Downs brand, which isn't exactly a coded message, so Christ knows why some of you find this so difficult to grasp.

We travelled across a gigantic ocean to write positive WWE lists in a state of pure exaltation. We deep-dove into the Crown Jewel controversy in a thoughtfully researched think piece; we put over Daniel Bryan as the nexus point of main roster excellence in an editorial nobody talks about when they talk about WhatCulture; we generally try to analyse WWE's creative in a way that bemoans the organisation, and not the talented and committed roster that organisation squanders.

Clicking through a slide in a list takes less effort than it did to turn a page in the magazines you used to have to pay for, so quiet you. And be honest: you don't want to read a piece that provides insight into why The New Daniel Bryan is such an incredible act.

You want to know if Sid really did sh*t his pants.

In an interview with the Quazcast some five years ago, Tommy Dreamer revealed the perils of working Mark Henry.

It seems a daunting task; Henry, a leaden worker at best before his awesome late-career renaissance, required his opponents to bump big to put him over as a major threat. He was also, legitimately, the strongest man on the planet - so his rivals suffered pain even when it didn't look particularly spectacular.

Mark Henry could beat the sh*t out of you, and he applied this maxim literally in a WWECW match with Tommy Dreamer. The story is eye-watering.

Dreamer absorbed a slam, immediately following which he detected an "atrocious smell". He felt nothing, and wondered whether Henry or manager Tony Atlas had ingested too much "protein". Upon departing for the backstage area, Dreamer, having left his clean underwear back in the hotel, decided to recycle his old gear. In it, he discovered a large "tootsie roll" - or, as he explained later, a "cube of poop". He thought he had fallen victim to a priceless wrestling rib - but then, remembering that Randy Orton worked RAW at the time, and thus wasn't in the building, he sought medical attention.

The doctor explained that this was "compacted old meat" that had resided in the upper bowel before the force of the World's Strongest Slam knocked it straight out of him.

And to think, Vince McMahon once marketed this man as a sister-shagging comedy act.