10 Moments That Caused Huge Rifts Between Wrestlers

10. Jon Moxley Buries WWE; Seth Rollins Fires Back

On Talk Is Jericho, and in a podcast with Wade Keller of PWTorch, Jon Moxley incinerated the WWE bridge which, if it were an angle penned by Vince McMahon, would have been lit with a comically over-sized match slung over his shoulder.

Moxley in a multi-hour outburst cathartic for himself and jaded, insulted fans alike excoriated WWE for its directionless, over-produced booking undermined to parody by an insistence on abysmal comedy. That Moxley is such a private individual only legitimised his argument.

In response, former Shield stablemate Seth Rollins uploaded video testimonials to YouTube and Facebook voicing his support, emailed his friends and family stating why he is a WWE fan, befriended WWE on Facebook, made "I'm Standing Up for WWE" his Facebook status, wrote a letter to the editor of his local newspaper, shared his favourite WWE stories on Twitter and Facebook, read a story that was unfair to WWE and emailed the reporter, created "I Stand Up For WWE" signs and t-shirts for live events and forwarded Stand Up For WWE videos to his friends.

Rollins mid-meltdown claimed it was very presumptuous (sic) of Moxley to bury the company, and accused him of taking his ball and going home...

...to the G1 Climax tournament, in which Tomohiro Ishii headbutted his soul from his body, which doesn't sound much like quitting.

Moxley in response to that, when cutting a fabulous post-match NJPW presser made pointed references to a "Universe", and the people inside it - who know who they are - that can go to hell.