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#3. Mr. Perfect
The 'Plane Ride From Hell' has become one of the most infamous WWE stories in history. Regrettably, it was also a night that cost former Intercontinental Champion 'Mr. Perfect' Curt Hennig his job with WWE after a scuffle with Brock Lesnar.
The flight from London to New York took off back in May 2002 and both Hennig and Lesnar were on board. After a few drinks, Hennig would challenge Lesnar to an amateur wrestling match right there on the plane. Both men were confident in their amateur wrestling ability and so the contest was soon on.
Lesnar was a little more hesistant to participate than Hennig, but was goaded into the fight by others on the plane, where he was apparently easily able to take down the WWE Hall of Famer on more than one occasion.
The scuffle took a frightening turn as the two men headed towards the emergency exit door, which was when Paul Heyman and Finlay stepped in.
There are some reports that suggest that Lesnar actually picked Hennig up and slammed him into the exit door, but this story hasn't been confirmed by any of the wrestlers who were actually on the plane at the time.
