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#2 The WrestleMania XXV cameraman was a WWE Superstar
One of the most memorable moments from the WrestleMania XXV masterclass came when The Undertaker launched himself over the top rope towards Shawn Michaels, who dragged a cameraman in front of him to avoid being struck by “The Phenom”.
The spot went horribly wrong when the cameraman failed to cushion Undertaker’s fall, leaving him to spike his head on the mat.
Fortunately for ‘Taker, he wasn’t too hurt and he was able to finish the match, but the incident proved to be the final moment in the WWE career of the ‘cameraman’, who turned out to be Sim Snuka (aka Deuce from the Deuce ‘n’ Domino tag team).
Snuka, the brother of current WWE Superstar Tamina, had been off television for several months heading into WrestleMania XXV and he was released two months later.
