Pro wrestlers are in a business of constant scrutiny, one in which even their personal lives are now exposed to the world. Even as far back as the 1980's, it has been a job that involved so much more than just stepping between the ropes of the squared circle. Radio shows, magazine interviews, television appearances and even autobiographies are just some of the things that a pro wrestler is expected to do as part of their work. When you think about it, all that media must make the live wrestling shows seem like the less daunting part of the job! With so many interviews given, both on camera and in print, it leaves wrestlers open to saying something that will come back to haunt them. This hasn't just been true of the wrestlers, but also the on-air commentators and businessmen involved. Sometimes the regret is instant, other times it can take years for a certain quote or comment to look really, really stupid. But once a comment is caught on video or in print, there's no taking it back, it is out there forever for the world to see or hear. Looking back, there's a range of quotes that go from the hilarious to the shocking. These are the quotes WWE and WCW superstars most regret.
