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So if I sound different, I'm a little under the weather to COVID test today, came back negative. So I'm thankful for that. It's just allergies are kicking my butt right now. So I wanted to get this video out to you guys, record this before I go KO. So hope you guys appreciate it, man. Let's get right into this bad boy. DWB superstars can quickly overstep the mark. The competitive nature of pro wrestling can quickly turn sinister and certain superstars can attempt to end their arch rival, Ponson, for all. Although these acts of violence had done in kayfabe, they certainly pushed the boundaries on what pro wrestling as an art form is truly supposed to be. Which times were they will join us now as WrestleMania looks at 10 WWE wrestlers who attempted murder in the ring. Be sure to subscribe and hit that notification bell for daily wrestling videos and follow us on Facebook. Number 10, our Undertaker hangs Big Boss Man. A WrestleMania 15 featured a truly underwhelming Hell in a Cell showdown between the Undertaker and the Big Boss Man. After the Undertaker pinned Boss Man, the dead man alongside the brood proceeded to place a new surround Boss Man's neck and raise him along with a Hell in a Cell structure. This seemingly had killed off the Boss Man in a live execution on the biggest pay-per-view of the year. Just a few weeks after Boss Man's apparent demise, he went back on television and it was never explained how he survived such a heinous act. Number 9, NWO Death by Truck. Virtue match between The Rock and Hulk Hogan sold itself and it didn't need an extensive build up. However, WWE decided to book an overly complex storyline building up to the match which included the NWO attempting to murder the Great One. On the February 2002 edition of Raw, The Rock was being transported to hospital via an ambulance. But this is when the NWO hijacked the ambulance and proceeded to crash into it with a Mack truck. But when The Rock returned to television, sift nothing had happened and the Rock embraced with Hogan following their match at WrestleMania. That's funny bro, you tried to kill me with a goddamn semi truck and after the match we cool, it's all good bro. What? Recipes got off also. 18, The Rock. But given the man who just tried to murder him just a few weeks ago. Number 8, Seth Rollins, Death by Sledgehammer. One of the most controversial and infamous matches in recent times is the match between Seth Rollins and The Bean from Hell in a Cell 2019. The match ended in a no contest as Rollins' actions were said to be too far for a Hell in a Cell matchup. But even though Hell in a Cell is supposed to be anything goes, Rollins would target The Bean's head throughout the match, hitting a total of 11 curb stomps. Rollins would then utilize weapons by using a chair, a ladder, a toolbox, all impacting The Bean's head. Rollins was then going to put The Bean out of his misery by hitting him over the head with a Sledgehammer which would have seemingly killed The Bean. And this is when the referee called for the bell bringing to a close the worst received Hell in a Cell matchup of all time. Number 7, Baron Corbyn throwing a wrestler off the building. Due to the outbreak of COVID-19, WWE were forced to host the annual Money in the Bank paper view from WWE's headquarters. The match received praise for doing something that's never been done before, but it led to a lot of questions from fans, mainly questioning how Baron Corbyn got away with attempted murder. Towards the close of the match, Corbyn would throw both Rey Mysterio and Alistair Black off the roof of the WWE HQ. Corbyn attempted to commit murder in order to become Mr Money in the Bank, which was truly a step too far. And in reality, both Mysterio and Black fell on a safe platform which was placed below the roof of WWE HQ. This would be addressed by Mysterio the following night on Raw after WWE needed a clear explanation as to how Mysterio and Black had suffered such a substantial fall. Number 6, Braun Strowman being crushed in a garbage truck. A Braun Strowman was involved in a ton of near-death experiences during his time in WWE. It seemed common practice during the peak of his run in WWE for top WWE superstars to attempt to stop the monster among men by attempting to dramatically end his life. This was the case at the TLC pay-per-view in 2017, as Braun was teeming with the Miz, Kane and the bar against the trio of Dean Ambrose, Seth Rollins and Kurt Angle. But during the course of the match, a Braun's partners turned on him and they actually attempted to murder him. They were placing the back of a garbage truck and the operator of the truck would reluctantly release the switch on it, seemingly crushing the former Universal Champion to death. A Braun returned to television just 8 days later and it was presented to the audience as if Braun had been living in the garbage truck the whole time, which truly battled fans. Number 5, The Undertaker throws Rikishi off a cell. But without question, the most famous moment in the brutal history of the Hell in a Cell is when The Undertaker threw Mankind from the top of the cell structure. However, this was in the only time that The Undertaker would attempt murder inside a Satan structure as at the 2000 Armageddon pay-per-view, six of the top superstars in the entire WWE battled it out for the title. But as The Undertaker and Rikishi were battling on the top of the cell, The Undertaker decided to push Rikishi off the top of it, which resulted in Rikishi landing on the back of a truck which was filled with sawdust. The spot was incredibly scary and Rikishi himself revealed that he told The Undertaker to tell his family that he loved him just in case anything went wrong with their biggest bump of his career. Number 4, Randy Orton Setting Alike The Fiend The feud between Randy Orton and The Fiend took a drastic 10 at the TLC pay-per-view in 2020. They competed in a Firefly Inferno match and once Orton had defeated The Fiend by setting his back on fire, Orton decided to take things one step further. Orton would douse The Fiend's body with gasoline and then proceed to set it alight. The final WWE pay-per-view of 2020 seemingly went off the air with The Fiend being burnt to death. The Fiend would eventually return to WWE television and beat it with a new appearance to show the damage of the burns, but it was never logically explained how The Fiend survived. Fans had to simply assume that this was down to his supernatural abilities. Number 3, Shane McMahon's Vehicular Murder When Kane and Mass for the first time in 2003, one of his first rivalries was with Shane McMahon. Shane was attempted to get revenge on Kane after Kane had performed a tombstone pile driver on Shane's own mother, Linda McMahon. The two would feature in a number of infamous segments including Shane knocking Kane into a dumpster, which was engulfed in fire and, more notably, Shane attempted to end Kane once and for all. During the build to their last. Last man standing match at Survivor Series, Shane would trap Kane in a limo in a parking lot, then proceed to send him helplessly into a truck, which should've killed Kane. The next week on Raw, Kane was seen waking up in a hospital room, having survived the crash, and Kane went on a destructive spree, laying out all medical personnel that fell into his path. Number 4, Paul Bearer In Cement One of the most nonsensical storylines in WWE history saw the Undertaker attempt to kill his longtime manager Paul Bearer, and this took place at the Great American Mashpaper View in 2004 as Taker would face the Dudley boys in a handicap match. The match had the added stipulation that if the Undertaker didn't forfeit the match and purposely lose, Bearer would be buried in cement. Following Taker's victory, the Undertaker decided to pull the lever on the cement truck himself, which led to Bearer being buried alive in cement. On the following edition of SmackDown, it was explained that the Undertaker no longer had any purpose for Bearer, but in reality, Bearer needed emergency surgery and needed to be written off WWE programming. Number 1, Triple H Drive-By Now, the attitude I saw were its fair share of memorable storylines, but perhaps the most memorable of all saw Stone Cold Steve Oz to get run down by a horror survivor series in 1999. This led to a year-long storyline where it was eventually uncovered that it was Rikishi who was driving the vehicle, and who was following direct orders from Triple H. And once Austin eventually found out that Triple H was behind the whole thing, he set his sights on him in a no-DQ match at the Survivor Series pay-per-view in 2000. The match came to a close as Triple H attempted to escape the arena in a car, as he simply wanted away from Austin who was thirsty to cause as much damage as humanly possible on him. As Triple H was about to escape, Austin used a forklift to raise Triple H's car 30 feet in the air before dropping it down. Triple H survived the fall and would only miss a short time away from WWE programming. The feud would continue in a month that followed culminating in an acclaimed three-stage The Hell matchup which took place at 2001's No Way Out pay-per-view. But there you have it folks, 10 WWE wrestlers who were talking murder in the ring. That's wrestling for you. But comment down below and let me know what was your favorite clip of attempted murder from this video man. Appreciate all love and support.