Nothing ever goes to plan during a party in the world of WWE. It doesn't matter whether you're celebrating a birthday, a championship victory or even getting married. Inevitably, somebody is going to try and ruin it. That's just the way it works in wrestling. After all, what would be the point of having a wedding go off without a hitch or a championship celebration end in jubilant scenes just as it began? There wouldn't be any. Wrestling is built on conflict. People don't buy pay-per-veiws to see everyone get along and shake each other's hands. Fans want to see a match built on personal rivalry. If it genuinely looks like two guys want to kill each other then you, as a fan, become more invested in the story of the match and are, in theory, more likely to pay your hard-earned money to see it. And what better way to create a personal conflict then by having Wrestler A ruin the big moment of Wrestler B? There have been lots of instances of wrestlers crashing other wrestler's parties over the years for this very reason. Usually, they are an entertaining break from the monotony of matches you see on WWE TV and create lasting moments. Here are ten of the biggest wrestling party crashers ever.
