10 Wrestlers Who Were Kicked Out Of The Locker Room

9. The Bella Twins (The Women's Division)

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Though The Bella Twins wouldn't name exactly who was at the front of their locker room ejection early into their WWE main roster run, both Nikki and Brie brought the sensitive subject in their 2020 memoir.

Folded into some of the hazing they also experienced following a call up from FCW in 2008, the pair told the story of being given the wrong time to arrive at the arena for shows, which naturally got them in as much hot water with their peers as management. This inadvertent showing of disrespect for the rest of the roster resulted in them both being forced to change in the bathroom together.

It allegedly took somebody higher up in the company finding about them being ostracised to undo the damage and get them back in amongst their new colleagues.

Ironically, the pair show no such disrespect to the particular perportrators in their book - no names from the time are mentioned until the twins move on to more positive memories.

 
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