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With the Money In The Bank PPV just a few days away, what better time to look at the times that Vince McMahon & the WWE failed to 'CASH IN'?  Thus below is a my list of 5 times WWE had the opportunity to do something great, but went another direction.    #5 THE ROCKERS At the end of the 80’s/beginning of the 90’s Shawn Michaels & Marty Jannetty were white hot, especially amongst the teenage demographic.  Their merch sales were sky high and they regularly got one of the biggest ‘pops’ of the night when their entrance music hit.  However even with all this success they never really got the push that their popularity deserved, and basically what I mean by this is they never got a run as champions, well officially anyway! Although they (The Rockers) are not recognised by WWE as former tag team champions, that’s not entirely true.  Back in October 1990 they actually defeated The Hart Foundation for the titles but because one of the ropes...

Top 10 - Coolest Wrestling Face Paint Back in the golden era of professional wrestling, when it was still called professional wrestling & not sports entertainment, wrestling promotions (such as WWE & WCW) would have a host of colourful characters on the card with some of the most popular performers sporting bespoke face paint that would help enhance their character.  In the 80's and 90's you were spoiled for choice when it came to choosing your favourite face painted wrestler, whereas nowadays they are few & far between.  So in the spirit of nostalgia I've decided to pick my top 10 wrestlers with cool face paint!  Honourable mentions: Doink The Clown & Jeff Hardy #10. The Great Muta Credit: WWE.COM #9. The Powers of Pain (Barbarian & Warlord) Credit: WWE.COM #8. Kamala Credit: WWE.COM #7. Sting Credit: WHATCULTURE.COM #6. Papa Shango Credit: WWE.COM #5. Golddust Credit: WWE.COM #4. F...