10 WWE Stars Forced To Do Disgusting Things For Storylines

9. Vince McMahon's Kiss My Ass Club

Jim Ross Kiss My Ass Club
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WWE loves asses, and the bigger the ass the better.

If WWE has a chance to do anything with an ass, you can get bet your ass they'll take it. Whether it's Mr. Ass, Rikishi's ass, Big Show's ass, Viscera's ass, Nia Jax's ass, Natalya's awful farting gimmick, or goddamn ass cream, the toilet humour instincts of Vince McMahon mean derrieres are always something to say yes to.

Where McMahon himself is concerned, of course, he had his own personal Kiss My Ass Club for a spell.

This most forehead-slapping of concepts was introduced shortly after the 2001 Survivor Series, with William Regal the inaugural member of this club. For Regal, he had to pucker up and smooch Vince's bare ass in order to earn his job back after the Alliance had disbanded.

Jim Ross, Shawn Michaels, Shane McMahon, Mick Foley and Hornswoggle all became members of VKM's Kiss My Ass Club throughout the 2000s, with Swoggle the last person to kiss McMahon's cheeks in 2008.

Some of these ass-kissing segments were done to progress WWE stories - such as JR's induction being part of an Undertaker heel turn - but you just know all of them were designed to pop Vince and his bizarre sense of humour. Either way, it sucked for all of those forced to crack on with McMahon's ass.

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