10 Wrestlers Who Hated Their Big Moments

Being the WWE World Champion is all well and good; who wouldn't want to have their hand raised in the main event of WrestleMania? However, the reality of being the top dog in the company hits pretty hard once the stadium has emptied and the music has died down.

That's something Daniel Bryan learned the hard way after arguably his finest moment inside of a wrestling ring. Along with the usual array of media commitments the new champ is expected to fulfil the morning after 'Mania, The Leader of the YES! Movement was also suffering through a number of injuries at that time of 'Mania XXX, with his neck, shoulder and arm all in a bad way on the night.

All this responsibility and pain during that spell is precisely why D-Bry feels that his match against Kofi Kingston at 'Mania 35 is his undisputed favourite. Instead of being the person in the spotlight after that WWE Championship classic, Kingston was the one taking on the media commitments and responsibilities that come with being the champ. Whereas Bryan could just thank him for a great night's work and head on home with the family.

What a life, eh?