Quite literally taken from the Montreal Screwjob, this fusion of two existing words with literally zero to do with the term has been used in journalism and law to describe any incident of injustice or betrayal which has seen an individual wronged. It's remarkable in retrospect to see just how much the most underhanded and devious play in pro-wrestling history has essentially grown to become not only its most infamous moment but the one with the longest reach. Replayed and spoofed and referenced more times than any could have imagined, its legacy lives on in the outside world every time this term is used to describe an event.
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