10 Totally HILARIOUS Wrestling Botches

Remember when Alberto Del Rio missed the bucket? These are 10 totally hilarious wrestling botches!

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[Vinceras]

#1 from me is Payback 2020 when Charles Robinson hilariously had to try and try again to fall out of the ring when Bray did a suplex on Strowman and the ring imploded. We watched that about a dozen times and it still makes me laugh every time I see it.

[MrMaddCv]

McMahons stunner at mania goes Hollywood this year! The shock master debut and Titus WORLDWIDEEE botching his rumble entrance

[DaveyMan]

🥇Scott Steiner missing a flying ax handle from the apron to the ramp on Test. #1 no question.

[REfan]

I was there at the DeGen v. Rated RKO at New Year's Revolution. We all went, oh no, Trips is hurt

[primerex]

The Triple H's invisible t shirt it's also hilarious 😂

[SophieCrane-ov]

My Favourite Rumble is Most Definitely the 2001 Royal Rumble, I Taped it from Channel 4 & Watched it shortly after with my brother before he went to school.

[ofs]

What is it that Rico shouts to Jeff Hardy when he's supposed to break up the moonsault but is nowhere near where he's supposed to be? It's something like, "FFS, JEFF!"

[Chmima]

Titus WorldSlide will always make me laugh.

[JimTheAPE]

Man, John Cena has interfered in way more matches than I would've ever thought. It seems he even popped down to TNA a few times. Like for example, him slamming Christian Cage's head into the ring apron (a.k.a. the hardest part of the ring) and for what? Just so that he could say he beat Scott Steiner to it? It's no wonder he yelled "shit" after that. I too would be shocked if I was wrestling in TNA and John Cena showed up to attack my opponent.

[robertclark]

The finish of the Hardcore Battle Royal Wrestlemania 2000, the end of the European title match between X Pac and Gangrel at Royal Rumble 1999, when Undertaker went to punch Vince who went down without being touched , when Matt Hardy sold a dropkick from Jeff Hardy with no contact at Royal Rumble 2001 or World Slide by Titus O'Neill .

[ernestcruz]

Here's one you missed, and it's a golden oldie: On a 1981 episode of WWF's old All Star Wrestling, Killer Khan was beating up some jobber when he decided to hit the ropes and nail the guy on the rebound. However, Khan hit the ropes at the wrong angle and fell out of the ring amidst lots of jeers and scornful laughter. Even commentators Vince McMahon and Pat Patterson had a chuckle at Khan's expense. I believe the match is still here on YouTube if you want to have a look.

[zanethind]

Cole burying Top Dolla for that botch spot is always funny 😂😅

[emeraldaly]

Triple threat match with Shawn Michaels, Big Show, and Kane from Raw 2005. Kane goes for his signature diving clothesline off the top, Shawn's *supposed* to counter with Sweet Chin Music, but it's such an obvious airball I was very surprised Kane didn't spring back up and have Shawn hit him with a normal one. Coach (yes, *Coach* was on commentary) awkwardly covered with "don't know if he got all of it" instead. It was basically the finish; one more superkick to Show and that was the 1-2-3. I've never wrestled, but Kane getting up and then taken out by a standard SCM seems like a pretty obvious audible to me, especially for two very experienced pros.

[BCoriginal]

IMO the 2001 Royal Rumble was the greatest.

[joho]

I've never heard that rko vs dx story and I laughed very loudly

[fs.brayden]

I love all of you at what culture fr. Simon gareth andy Dadam and phil

[CharlesClemens]

every single ladder match has a moment when someone is going up way to fast and has to slow down for someone else to catch up to him to knock him off.

[Hawkeye]

It's a REAL shame that WWE is deleting bits like Natalya's awkward moment just for the sake of ego.

[AndreP]

Will you be flagged if you use video clips for these? I think that would be so much better, Love your content anyway

[ernestcruz]

Not surprisingly, a collection of hilarious botches just HAD to include at least one by Kelly Kelly. She's one of the hottest WWE Divas ever, but she's also one of the company's worst ever in-ring performers as well.