Nothing is sacred in professional wrestling - not even family. There have been many disturbing angles throughout WWE history and many cross a line and become downright offensive. But you'd think such a huge global organisation would have some sort of restraint when bringing family matters into the equation. Then again, this is Vince McMahon we're talking about, a man who has never shied away from involving his loved ones in the most questionable angles imaginable. Sadly, as sensitive an issue as family often is, WWE are often all too quick to include it as part of a high-profile storyline. Whether an attempt to inject emotion, garner heel heat, or even insert a little comedy into proceedings, it rarely comes off as was intended. The wrestling world as a whole would probably be best to leave non-wrestling family members out of proceedings, but unfortunately, as long as such tactics continue to garner reactions, it looks as though they'll continue to feature in booking plans. There have been a lot of disturbing family angles in WWE throughout the years, but these are the ten worst offenders.
