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#3 Haku bites a man's nose off
Wrestling is a form of entertainment but the men who perform in the industry, are legitimately tough guys. Of course, we as fans know that wrestling is scripted, but we embrace the kayfabe nonetheless and respect the wrestlers accordingly. However, many casual viewers tend to try their luck with wrestlers out in public because of the 'fake' narrative.
One night at a bar in Baltimore, some fans approached Haku & Siva Afi and asked if they were the 'fake wrestlers' from the TV. Haku instantly saw red, grabbed the man and bit his nose off. The man's friends then stepped in and an all-out brawl broke loose, a brawl obviously won by Haku and Siva. Haku later admitted the rumour in an interview back in 2014.
Teddy Long snaps when Swerve Strickland's race is brought up HERE
