5 of the funniest moments in wrestling 

Santino Marella was perhaps the funniest character.
Santino Marella was perhaps one of the funniest characters. in WWE

Throughout history, bloopers have occurred on almost all forms of media. Nearly every year there are television shows dedicated to reels of bloopers and funny moments. In WWE wrestlers can usually improvise.

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However, there have been incidents both intentional and unintentional which were pure comedy gold.

The WWE Universe remembers when Steve Austin showered the McMahon family with a beer truck.

Moreover, fans remember Santino Marella's funny tea party with Sheamus. Regardless of who is involved WWE always affords decent comedy. Therefore, it is worth looking back on those classic moments.

Here are five of the funniest moments in wrestling.


#5 Kurt Angle and the Milk Truck Incident

Kurt Angle spraying the Alliance
Kurt Angle spraying the Alliance

Kurt Angle has had an excellent career, which is going strong as he currently performs as the Raw General Manager. However, it is his comedy which most fans remember. Combined with his excellent ring skills Angle is arguably one of the best performers in WWE.

It was in 2001 that WWE was battling the Alliance (WCW & ECW). On an episode of Raw, the famous 'Milk-O-Mania' incident occurred.

Inside the ring, Stone Cold received praise from Stephanie McMahon and varied Alliance members. However, the segment was about to improve. Angle would interrupt riding in a Milk truck.

The segment was reminiscent of Stone Cold's previous beer truck segment with the McMahon family.

Angle's interruption was spectacularly entertaining and memorable, being more than 17 years ago.

Arguably the funniest part was when he doused everyone with Milk, see the video below. Then Angle climbed on the truck with tow milk cartons and parodied Austin's beer salute. Angle mentioned the speech in his recent Hall of Fame speech.

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#4 "We're Live Pal" (Sycho Sid messes up his interview)

Sycho Sid was famous for messing up promos
Sycho Sid was famous for messing up promos

When conducting a promo in wrestling practice makes perfect. However, when the camera is rolling pressure can mount. Throughout history, these situations are a rarity. Nevertheless, one such individual has become synonymous with messing up during promos.

Sycho Sid was an excellent wrestler and menacing character in the ring. He worked for WCW and WWE and was dominant.

However, his performance during promos was terrible. His worse performance was at an In Your House PPV. During a live interview Sid messed up, asking whether he could restart, Ross replied, "Well it's live pal", see the video below.

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# 3 "I just kicked Stan"

DX at their funniest
DX had some of the best segments

D-Generation X (DX) was arguably the funniest and most successful stable in WWE. However, their second tenure was funniest.

At Cyber Sunday in 2006, DX was challenged by Eric Bischoff, stating they were not controversial. Of course, Shawn Michaels was incensed by this statement and what followed was hilarious.

In the backstage area, Michaels would super-kick an employee called Stan. This employee was none other than current WWE wrestler Tye Dillinger.

After kicking Stan Michaels went crazy kicking further employees. Triple H solidified the comedy by stating, "I don't know if that is controversial, but it sure is funny", see the video below.

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#2 Mean Gene Okerlund and the SummerSlam incident

A rare
A rare "F" Bomb on live television

At SummerSlam 1989 there were excellent matches and memorable moments. However, perhaps the most famous was Mean Gene Okerlund's interview.

In the backstage area, Okerlund was preparing to interview Rick Rude ahead of his match. However, things were about to become eventful.

At the start of the interview, the SummerSlam sign dropped off the wall. Okerlund responded by dropping the "F" word.

In response, the camera switched to Jesse Ventura. Overall this segment was highly entertaining and will be forever remembered.

Unfortunately, this segment no longer exists on the WWE network edition of SummerSlam 1989. At least you can watch it on YouTube, see below.

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#1 The ShockMaster

Fred Ottman as the ShockMaster
Fred Ottman as the ShockMaster

Fred Ottman wrestled as Typhoon as one-half of the tag team, The Natural Disasters. In WWE they would become Tag Team champions.

He is also known for his time as WWE wrestler Tugboat. In 1993 Ottman would sign with WCW. However, his character debut was disastrous, if you forgive the pun.

It was on an episode of "A Flair for the Gold, hosted by Ric Flair that the funniest wrestling blooper occurred. Sting and Davey Boy Smith confronted regarding their mystery partner.

Sting exclaimed, "All I have to say is, our partner is going to shock the world because he is none other than the Shockmaster!" At this point, the camera panned towards Ottman's place of entry.

This segment was comical due to the amateur costume design and organisation. Shockmaster was supposed to burst through a fake wall.

However, Ottman would trip through the wall. He was wearing a glittered storm-trooper helmet. To repeat, a glittered storm-trooper helmet. Overall this segment was an epic failure for WCW, but hilariously funny.

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