Throughout the years, pro wrestling has had its fair share of audiences. The audiences were made up of fans who were either kids or adults. Some of the audience members were really into the show while others just decided to watch without really putting much thought into it.
The people that these audiences watched were professionals, either in wrestling or in talking. On some occasions, companies were lucky enough to have those few who could talk as well as wrestle under contract.
It didn't really matter who the person was, they all had to listen to the company and not break kayfabe.
But on some occasions, the audience seemed to have gotten the best out of a certain wrestler and made them break kayfabe. Whether it was be...
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