10 Worst Things That Can Happen When You Lose A Wrestling Match

8. You Could Have To Kiss Butt Instead Of Kicking It

Over the years, there have been three specific €˜kiss my ass€™ matches on WWF/WWE pay-per-view television (not including heel boss Vince McMahon€™s random babyface punishment version, which took the form of an angle designed to get his character over as a heel boss, not as the result of a match stipulation). Summerslam €™97 didn€™t just see a dog food stipulation match. Because of the historical significance of the match, people tend to forget that the €˜Stone Cold€™ Steve Austin/Owen Hart grudge match had the stipulation that Austin would have to kiss Hart€™s rear end if he lost. As everyone knows, Austin won, and his lips remained butt-free: but this was the infamous match with the botched piledriver that broke his neck and shortened his career. He€™d probably have preferred to pucker up. Two years later, The Rock faced off against Billy Gunn during his ill-fated singles push as the heel Mr. Ass. Somehow the ass-kissing stipulation had been added to their grudge match as well€ there€™s a whole world of crap booking involved in that €˜somehow€™, and believe us, we€™re doing you a favour by not going into any further detail. Ass brought a larger lady to the ring as his valet, with the implication that her own behind would be involved in the action. True to form, he€™d attempt to shove the Great One€™s face into her great one, only for the once and future Dwayne Johnson to counter and attempt to create his very own human centipede, as the crowd realised that this was ten minutes of their lives that they€™d never get back. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oIZv-qnhc2E More recently, Sheamus and Dolph Ziggler added the stipulation into their match at Extreme Rules 2015. Why? See the above €˜somehow€™€ you really don€™t want to know. Ziggler would win the match, and both he and the referee insisted on the stipulation being honoured, to Sheamus€™ obvious revulsion. In a move that blind men fast asleep in another country could have seen coming, Sheamus stalled, stalled and stalled again€ and finally punched Ziggler in the happy sacks, hit him with the Brogue Kick, and then rubbed his own posterior around the Show-Off€™s face, thereby negating his win. There would be no comeback for the beleaguered babyface, either: he was booked to lose to Sheamus at every turn until Randy Orton became available for the Celtic Warrior to feud with.
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