10 Wrestling Interviews That Went Very Wrong

3. Bonus Content: [REDACTED] Puts His [REDACTED] On [REDACTED]'s Shoulder

Look, I've been wanting to include this in some content for years now and our legal team keep telling me, in no uncertain terms, that I'm not allowed. But, after a long, tedious exchange of emails, I think we've arrived at workable compromise that will allow me to tell you this story while also protecting the identities of those involved.

Ok, so, a few years ago at a WCPW show we were running in the great city of [REDACTED], we also had to record a number of backstage interviews with the talent. Occupying a small side room in the [REDACTED] Arena, the cramped layout meant that wrestlers were having to walk past in order to get to the ring. By and large, this wasn't a problem because [REDACTED] had explained to [REDACTED], [REDACTED], and number of the other performers that we'd need to space to shoot.

Anyway, everything was going well until [REDACTED] sat down with [REDACTED], star of [REDACTED], for a one-on-one interview. The interview itself was fine until [REDACTED] and [REDACTED] from [REDACTED] passed by and decided to have some fun with [REDACTED] during his interview. In an attempt to make him laugh [REDACTED] manoeuvred himself behind [REDACTED] who was operating the camera, pulled down his shorts, and draped his b over his shoulder.

Yep. His actual [REDACTED] on his shoulder. Fair play to [REDACTED] for just sitting there and holding the camera without either a) freaking out and ruining the interview or b) literally prosecuting [REDACTED] for sexual assault.