10 Awkward Wrestling BOTCHES Hidden In Plain Sight

Focusing on those times the folks in the production truck quietly unleashed some rather awkward botches into the wrestling world, it's remarkable just how easy it is to overlook one specific error during a wrestler's arrival to the squared-circle.

There was that recent time when Jimmy Uso showed up on SmackDown to interrupt Super Cena, for example, only to be gifted a secret additional 'M' in the middle of his already quite Ucey name for the hell of it.

This is hardly a new occurrence in the sports entertainment sphere, though, as a certain iconic 'Hitman' also found himself on the receiving end of a largely missed naming error during his WWE debut all the way back in 1984.

Not getting off to the best of starts at the very beginning of his legendary time with the company, the Dynamite Kid's tag partner that night was burdened with an unforgivable extra "T".

And while the average person watching the eventual icon make his first WWE TV appearance likely even wasn't aware of this glaring naming blunder, it's now incredibly hard to unsee whenever you feel like hopping back to the moment it all began for Bret Hart in Vince McMahon's organisation.