10 Wrestlers Who Completely No Sold Finishers

3. Hercules

There's not giving a sh*t about your job, and then there's former Power & Glory man Hercules on his way out of WWE electing not to bother selling a WrestleMania main eventer's finish just weeks before said headliner was set to potentially wrestle in Hulk Hogan.

It's impossible to ignore the size of both men as a contrast to the smaller physical stature of most wrestlers today, with Sid Justice in particularly seemingly perfectly placed for a megapush based on how small he makes his opponent look here. Which is saying something, considering that said foe was called "Hercules" on account of his absolutely massive muscles.

There's a cute moment as all this concludes that cuts through the inflated egos and upper bodies too. Presumably mindful that Herc is acting independently of Vince McMahon's wishes as well as anybody else's, Justice bails to celebrate on the floor, with his opponent already back to his feet prepping his exit.

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