10 Things You Didn't Know About WWE In 2015

3. The Bunny Was Moved To "WWE Alumni"

The Bunny
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Captured by Brian Gewirtz in a jovial tweet, it was revealed that Adam Rose's bunny had been added to the company's alumni page following his split from the leader of the 'Exotic Express'.

This was ludicrous on two fronts.

For one, the f*cking Bunny was on the alumni page. Yes the website is just that, and Gewirtz' game has probably been more reason to visit it than see who WWE deems worthy of retrospective respect. But also because the man under the mask - a recently released Justin Gabriel - was nowhere to be found!

This is thankfully no longer the case - Gabriel is there while a search for Bunny will only find the Bad one who nailed a Canadian Destroyer at WrestleMania 37. Order restored, even if the chaos from the dinner table game is as delightful as ever.

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