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00:00 Spoiler alert, wrestling matches are planned. I know I'll give you a few seconds to deal

00:03 with the fallout of that bombshell.

00:06 On we go. See wrestlers are strong. Here's some, and if you don't plan matches then

00:10 someone's going to get accidentally punched in the face or dick or worse. But as the well-known

00:13 Rabbie Burns saying goes, the best laid schemes of mice and men sometimes see accidental wrestling

00:19 happening and most of the time it's real bad but occasionally it's lightning in a

00:22 bottle amazing.

00:23 Ock.

00:24 Great phrase, thanks Rabbie. Wrestling history is full of amazing accidental moments like

00:28 Batista and Cena eliminating each other, the Raw Rumble 2005 and Vince's legs exploding

00:32 but also not that one because if I have to talk about that moment again I'm going to

00:36 run into the sea.

00:37 So here are some different ones. I'm Adam Hailing from PartsFunknown and here are 10

00:41 amazing wrestling moments that were complete accidents.

00:44 Number 10. The Cobra Commander. Well this is a gimmick you couldn't do today, huh?

00:48 Throughout the 80s, before animal rights were a thing, Jake Roberts used to bring a wholesome

00:52 snake called Damien to the ring. Damien would regularly change shape, colour and species

00:56 because he was a magical snake. Wrestling.

00:58 Despite Dave Ember episode of Superstars that year, Roberts tied Savage up in the ropes

01:02 and taunted him with the King Cobra which proceeded to clamp down on Savage's arm

01:06 and stay there. It actually ended up staying latched onto Macho for much longer than intended

01:10 and the image was iconic moments in either man's career.

01:13 Sad fact, the snake had been de-venomed so Savage was okay but the snake ended up dying

01:18 less than two weeks after the incident, leading Savage to joke afterwards that the snake had

01:22 actually been poisoned by him.

01:23 Number 9. The Rock Thanks You For That. The Rock and Sock connection are a very recognisable

01:28 dynamic being the living embodiment of 'can I go out okay but take your little brother

01:32 with you'. The Rock was cool, mankind was not but mankind worshipped The Rock and The

01:37 Rock tolerated him. Their on and off again bromance created a number of great moments,

01:41 the 'this is your life' segment, the double people's elbow that won them the tag championships

01:45 and of course this little unscripted gem.

01:48 On the September 2nd episode of Smackdown in 1999, The Rock and Sock were cutting a

01:52 promo the week after winning the tag belts. The Rock hit his catchphrase 'if you smell,

01:56 you know the one I mean' but before he could finish it his sunglasses flew off his

02:00 face and landed on the mat.

02:02 After a small awkward moment, mankind, the ever delightful sub to Rock's inscrutable

02:05 Dom, picked up the glasses and handed them to The Rock, with The Rock issuing a small

02:08 but delightfully human 'The Rock thanks you for that' before continuing on his promo.

02:13 It's sadly cut from the finished Smackdown broadcast but it's a lovely little character

02:16 moment between two reasonably good buds.

02:19 8. Titus O'Neil Kissed The Ground On The Lips

02:21 Titus O'Neil is a genuinely very lovely man who does genuinely very lovely things

02:26 but hot damn is it fun to make fun of him for stuff. Whether it was his fist in mouth

02:30 cringe worthy pirate stag do gone wrong at Wrestlemania, the super weird thing that happened

02:34 between him and Vince remember that, god it was weird, to of course Titus world slide.

02:39 To be honest it's just nice to hear Michael Cole laugh genuinely for once, you forget

02:44 he's a real person sometimes.

02:45 So it's the greatest Royal Rumble, Titus runs down, his feet stay behind and gravity

02:49 gives him a 3D pitching him straight under the ring like the ring was Kirby and he'd

02:54 just been eaten. Seriously though, there's a metal ring support in the middle of the

02:57 apron, Titus missed it by inches, turning what could have been a really nasty injury

03:02 into one of the stupidest but gut achingly funny moments of the last 10 years. It's

03:07 his legacy and that's both very sad and very nice.

03:10 7. Hey Baby I Hear The Boozer Calling

03:13 Seattle is famous for three things, Reign, Frazier and one of the greatest crowd hijacks

03:17 in the history of live entertainment. The 9th of December 2013 saw Raw come to Washington,

03:23 home state of Daniel Bryan who just so happened to be the hottest thing in wrestling at the

03:26 time. Despite WWE trying to sideline him from the main event and promote Cena vs Orton for

03:31 the 800th time, or rather because of that, during a championship ascension ceremony ahead

03:36 of TLC, the fans completely hijacked the segment, ignoring The Authority, Orton, all the former

03:42 champions in the ring and cheering full throat for Daniel Bryan. It's an astonishing segment

03:47 to watch, it goes completely off the rails. Triple H has to stop talking multiple times

03:52 to let the fans finish chanting, Mark Henry gets the biggest pop of his career by raising

03:56 Bryan's hand, and Cena even has to crowbar a quick Daniel Bryan interview in there, because

04:00 why not, Scripps dared roll with it. And through it all, Daniel Bryan's face. His happy face

04:06 as his home fans did their part in a movement that would steamroll the American Dragon to

04:10 the main event of WrestleMania.

04:12 6. Hell Through The Cell

04:15 There are few matches more synonymous with wrestling than the Hell in a Cell match between

04:18 Mankind and The Undertaker at King of the Ring 98. A perfect blend of character work,

04:23 game changing stunts, iconic commentary and real life and wrestling blurring together

04:27 in heart-stoppingly compelling television. Mick Foley flying from the top of the cell

04:31 through the announce table was planned. Mick Foley being chokeslammed through the cell

04:36 was not. So here's what was supposed to happen. Foley was to take a purposefully weak

04:40 chokeslam on top of the cell. That panel of the cell would buckle, open on one side, and

04:45 Foley would roll through, taking a much softer bump to the ring below. That did not happen.

04:50 Instead, all the cable ties broke, the section of the roof flew open, and Foley took a full

04:54 force drop to the canvas, briefly knocking him out. Much worse for Mick than it should

04:59 have been? Absolutely. Much more memorable and cool looking than the original planned

05:03 spot? Almost definitely.

05:05 5. HBKO

05:07 We can't bloody shut up about Chris Jericho and Shawn Michaels' 2008 feud. It's one

05:12 of the best paced, carefully plotted and satisfyingly executed stories in WWE history, featuring

05:17 a whole raft of memorable moments. Jericho smashing Michaels through the Geritron, the

05:21 last proper blade job of the ruthless aggressioneer at the bash, the tug of war of the World Heavyweight

05:26 title at the top of a ladder, and of course, Shawn Michaels' fake retirement at Summerslam

05:31 only to immediately return for WIFE BASED VENGEANCE.

05:35 See Michaels was saying a tearful, cross-eyed goodbye, accompanied by his wife Rebecca,

05:39 when it was interrupted by still the best ever version of Chris Jericho. One thing led

05:43 to another and Y2J swung at HBK, but hit Rebecca instead. It was supposed to be a work punch,

05:48 because yeah, of course it would, but Jericho accidentally hit her flush in the mouth. And

05:53 look, you don't wish for accidents like these, but man, WWE know how to use them when

05:57 they get them. The shot of Rebecca's lip, hugely swollen, a trace of blood on her lip,

06:02 elevated it from an angle that could have felt super corny and poorly acted, into something

06:06 real and awful and wonderful. Backstage after the incident, Chris was understandably bricking

06:12 it until Rebecca said to him in front of everyone, "That the best you got, Jericho. A class

06:16 act."

06:17 4. He caught the Kendo Nothing like a good catch to make a crowd

06:20 go "Way!" I'm reliably informed that cricket and baseball depend on such things

06:25 to stop them from being the world's most boring games. Wrestling's had a fair share

06:28 of "Way!" catches. Lance Storm catching the streamer at WrestleCon, "Way!" Aiden

06:33 English catching a rose thrown by a fan in NXT, "Way!" Bobby Heenan catching Mr.

06:38 Perfect's towel at the 1991 Royal Rumble, "Way!" And best of all, during a random

06:43 match between the Wyatt Family and the Dudley Boys on a December 14th episode of Raw in

06:48 the UK, coincidentally, the best Raw of the year that saw Reigns beat Sheamus for the

06:51 WWE title in the main event, the late great Luke Harper threw down a Kendo stick to the

06:55 mat which bounced up to the outside, Bubba Ray caught it in mid-air and immediately went

06:59 on to use it in a hot fire Kendo attack. It's wonderful. All these catches, just a bunch

07:04 of glorious moments you could never hope to plan, but fill life with accidental joy.

07:09 3. Good God Almighty Taking a break from WWE for a moment and

07:13 looking at a truly wonderful bit of improvisation from New Japan Pro Wrestling's G1 special

07:18 in San Francisco in 2018. For a few years, the official English announce team for New

07:22 Japan's TV show on AXS TV had been good old JR Jim Ross and Josh Barnett, a former

07:27 MMA star and nobody to mess with. Look at him. Oh my goodness. During the show, during

07:32 a match between Juice Robinson, another JR, and J-White, a prick, White suplexed Juice

07:37 into the guardrail which knocked the announce table backwards into Jim Ross, who fell from

07:41 his chair. Josh Barnett then coolly responded "Wow, you done f***ed up now", stood

07:46 up from the announce table and went after J-White who was soaking up nuclear heat. It

07:51 was a mad electric little memory from a match which was so effective and cool that some

07:56 thought the moment was a work, though both JR and Barnett insist it was an unplanned

08:00 real moment.

08:01 2. Till I Collapse ECW is full of happy accidents, its loose

08:06 show structure, heavy reliance on crowd work and its rabidly loyal and loud fanbase created

08:11 a whole bunch of unplanned moments that would define the beloved anarchic promotion. The

08:15 Somebody Throw Me A Chair debacle is a fondly remembered example, as well as moments like

08:19 the Heatwave 99 incident which saw Bubba Ray start a mini riot with his heel crowd baiting

08:23 gosh those angry fans. Gosh. However, perhaps most emblematic of how alive classic ECW shows

08:30 used to be, how fierce a connection they had with their fans, occasionally to the show's

08:35 detriment, would be the fans swarming the ring for a post-match dance party with public

08:38 enemy at a show called Sunshine State Slaughter in 1995. So many fans got into the ring and

08:44 jumped up, jumped up and got down that the ring supports buckled and the whole ring collapsed,

08:50 a perfect example of the sheer crushing love that ECW generated in its heyday.

08:55 1. Making The Man Chris Jericho accidentally struck Rebecca Higginbottom

09:00 and made an amazing moment. Nia Jax accidentally struck Becky Lynch and made a megastar. Nothing

09:06 about Becky Lynch's rise to the top of women's wrestling really went how it was supposed

09:10 to. Becky was supposed to turn heel at Slamma Slam 2018 but got the loudest cheers of the

09:14 night. The main event of Mania 35 was supposed to be Charlotte vs Ronda but Becky got too

09:18 popular to be ignored, and originally Becky was supposed to wrestle and lose to Ronda

09:22 at Survivor Series 2018, but Nia Jax punched her face open on Raw and the match was cancelled

09:28 at the last minute. It ended up being a glorious accident. Not only did it mean that the Ronda/Becky

09:33 match got pushed back, allowing more hype to build, more trash talking on Twitter, but

09:37 that shot of Becky, defiant, sporting a very much broken face but still standing amongst

09:42 her fans, triumphant, it was more nakedly heroic and badass than any scripted WWE babyface

09:49 underdog comeback spot or LOL my opponent's poopy promo could ever manage. Sheer swagger,

09:55 a career best visual, born of one errant punch to the face. And sometimes, wrestling's

10:00 just like that. The best laid schemes of mice and the man, gang after glay.

10:06 And those are our favourite wrestling accidents. What's yours? Let us know below. If you

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