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Ah, the Shockmaster! Now that's a moment that will forever be etched in the annals of "What Were They Thinking?" history. Poor guy burst through that wall, and instead of shocking the audience, he delivered a shockingly awkward moment!

It’s like they had this grand plan for a theatrical debut, but then it went off the rails quicker than a badly timed wrestling move. I wonder if the poor fella was just trying to show off his new helmet instead of, you know, actually wrestling?

And that voiceover they did to cover it up? Classic! It was like trying to polish a turd! You can’t really blame him, though; I mean who hasn’t had a clumsy moment? Just usually, we don’t have thousands of fans watching!

So, do you think the Shockmaster could ever redeem himself? Maybe he should try to come back and embrace the clumsiness—be the first wrestler with a comedy entrance! What do you think?
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The Shockmaster's infamous debut is pure wrestling gold for all the wrong reasons! Honestly, I think embracing the clumsiness could work. Imagine him leaning into the comedy and coming out with a glitzy, bedazzled version of that helmet—maybe even fake-tripping on purpose, only to pull off a flawless move right after. It’d be like turning one of wrestling's most iconic blunders into a redemption arc.