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With all that professional wrestling as a business has achieved, WWE has managed to garner worldwide attention due to its appealing content and success.
Vince McMahon's ideology has transitioned the wrestling business to a different stratosphere and is continuing to extend his business to unimaginable heights.
Considering that WWE will be live from Australia this Saturday, all eyes are on the product and what might transpire next before we move to 2019.
There's no denying that legions of WWE fans identify the workings of the business today, with the company following their scripts to advance narrative on a weekly basis.
However, even in this age of technology, there are many things that the WWE refuses to acknowledge or even comment upon. What exactly are these things? Let's find out.
Here are the 5 shocking things you won't believe WWE doesn't want you to talk about.
#1 Did Triple H intentionally screw CM Punk after defeating him at Night of Champions 2011?
Despite building a reputation for himself as one of the greatest minds in professional wrestling, Triple H's power backstage has always given him a bad name.
His altercations with CM Punk were pretty impressive for television on a weekly basis during the Summer of Punk, but little did anyone know that they were rivals backstage.
The Cult of Personality spilled the truth every time he shared the ring with Triple H and spent much of his time disregarding the Game's ideology for the future of WWE.
While the Game has ascended many independent performers to the top through NXT, Punk's accusations of the former's power backstage felt quite legitimate.
Both the superstars squared off at Night of Champions 2011 which saw the Cult of Personality lose to Triple H clean. Considering that Punk was the biggest star in the WWE in 2011, coming out of GM's position to defeat him instead of pushing him felt a bit strange.
This became one of the biggest reasons why CM Punk left the company on unfortunate terms in 2014, and even if the fans despise what transpired, WWE still remains completely silent on the issue.
#2 Was Muhammad Hassan forced to retire due to the unfortunate London incident?
There are some instances within the squared circle that WWE won't ever acknowledge again and one of the more popular instances is Muhammad Hassan's alleged release from the company in 2005.
While he entered the industry in 2004 as an Arab-American, Hassan became insanely popular due to his viciousness as a heel and attracting negative reactions from the crowd.
However, his career came to an abrupt end after an infamous segment with the Undertaker where a bunch of men dressed as terrorists annihilated the Phenom and went too far.
Considering that professional wrestling deals with the interaction of different characters, WWE was coerced to release Hassan after the unfortunate London incident that happened in 2005.
Since the segment went too far, the Arab-American was criticized in abundance, and that led to the WWE releasing him and not acknowledging his credentials in the business ever again.
#3 Will Owen Hart ever enter the Hall of Fame?
There's no denying that Owen Hart was one of the greatest competitors to ever step foot between the ropes and his contribution to wrestling will never be forgotten.
Despite being such a respected performer in the ring, Hart's unfortunate yet tragic death left the whole wrestling world in shock and trauma.
Considering that the talented in-ring performer died to an unfortunate equipment malfunction, as Hart was about to enter the ring from the top of the stage, his presence can never be replaced.
With Owen Hart dying an unfortunate death in the middle of the ring, WWE's decision to continue the PPV that night left many superstars and fans shocked.
Being such a controversial incident, the company remains silent on the issue and never states what transpired after Hart died and doesn't acknowledge his credentials anymore.
Since Hart was such an outstanding performer, it's very disappointing to know that he might never be inducted into the Hall of Fame.
#4 Was John Cena responsible for influencing Alex Riley's career in the WWE?
Probably one of the most significant reasons why the WWE Universe despises the Golden Boys of the WWE due to the power they hold to influence decisions backstage.
Since John Cena remained the face of the company for more than a decade, the Cenation Leader was respected by many of his peers backstage for his leadership skills.
However, there are many instances that suggest otherwise. Alex Riley's apparent fallout with the WWE ignited rumors of the 16-time World Champion intentionally screwing him.
While the WWE remains pretty silent about the issue, Roman Reigns' bringing the issue in one of his segments on Monday Night Raw led the fans to believe that it was all true.
With John Cena regarded as an inspiring individual throughout the industry, it's still very confusing whether he intentionally buried Alex Riley or not. We will never know.
#5 Did CM Punk really invent the idea of the Shield?
CM Punk happens to be one of the greatest minds in the history of professional wrestling and his work in the WWE remains untouchable till this date.
While the Cult of Personality ended his relations with the WWE on unfortunate terms, his certain accusations raised many doubts among the WWE Universe about the company's workings.
Punk in his famous podcast with Colt Cabana stated his vision on inventing the idea of the Shield and sharing his futuristic notions with Vince McMahon and Triple H.
Considering that he mentioned the ideas so confidently, legions of WWE fans believed every word that Punk said.
The Voice of the Voiceless also claimed wanting Kassius Ohno in the Shield instead of Roman Reigns which became a significant reason why the fans started hating the Big Dog.
Since CM Punk raised his voice on such a big component in the business, it's strange that WWE still doesn't answer any of the accusations that he made in 2015.
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