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* The Reign of Terror: [[Wrestling/TripleH Triple H's]] infamous title reign as World Heavyweight Champion from 2002 to 2004, which included several notorious angles made in poor taste, such as his feud with Kane that featured him having sex with the corpse of his deceased girlfriend Katie Vick (Promo that took place on a real funeral parlor, where an actual funeral as taking place in the room right next to it), to several racially-charged promos against Wrestling/BookerT.
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* The Reign of Terror: [[Wrestling/TripleH Triple H's]] infamous title reign as World Heavyweight Champion from 2002 to 2004, which included several notorious angles made in poor taste, such as his feud with Kane that featured him having sex with the corpse of his deceased girlfriend Katie Vick (Promo that took place on a real funeral parlor, where an actual funeral as was taking place in the room right next to it), to several racially-charged promos against Wrestling/BookerT.
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* The Wrestling/{{Edge}} and Lita affair.
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* The Wrestling/{{Edge}} and Lita Wrestling/{{Lita}} affair.
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* The Wrestling/{{Edge}} and Lita affair.
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** Seems to be confirmed with the announcement of the "Who Killed WCW?" spin-off.
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** Covered in the "The Nine Lives of Vince [=McMachon=]" special.
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** Is the subject of Episode 11 of the Dark Side of The Ring: Unheard podcast.
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** Confirmed for Season 4.
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** Confirmed for Season 4. With some follow up on Episode 6 of the Dark Side of The Ring: Unheard podcast.
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** Is the topic of Episode 8 of the Dark Side of The Ring: Unheard podcast.
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** And speaking of Tony Khan, who couldn't deny that some of the interviewees that appeared in the show -- namely Wrestling/JimCornette and Wrestling/EricBischoff are staunch critics of Khan's poor management style and bad booking that proved to be way worse than Wrestling/VinceMcMahon, and is regarded as one of the worst promoters in wrestling history since Dixie Carter.
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* Wrestling/{{AEW}} All In 2023 Backstage Footage of the Altercation of Wrestling/CMPunk and Jack Perry: In the April 10, 2024 episode of ''AEW Dynamite'', Tony Khan and Wrestling/TheYoungBucks released the footage of the 2023 ''All In'' PPV where Punk and Jack Perry had an altercation which led to Punk being fired from the promotion before returning to the WWE. This was more of a smear campaign against Punk on Khan's end in response to Punk's interview with Ariel Helwani a week prior. The debacle caused online backlash and harsh criticism from wrestling figures like Jim Cornette and even Vince Russo out of all people.
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* Bob Sweetan: A Canadian professional wrestler who was known for being as despicable outside of the ring as he was inside. Incidents include, but aren't limited to, his bullying behavior in the locker room (including his rough handling of a young Wrestling/JimRoss), drug abuse, and most shocking of all, the sexual molestation of his then-15 year old daughter.
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* Bob Sweetan: A Canadian professional wrestler who was known for being as despicable outside of the ring as he was inside. Incidents include, but aren't limited to, his bullying behavior in the locker room (including his rough handling of a young Wrestling/JimRoss), drug abuse, and most shocking of all, the sexual molestation of his then-15 year old daughter.daughter.
* Wrestling/AshleyMassaro: Considered as one of the worst in-ring performers back in the 2000's that led her to be prone to injuries, as well being sexually assaulted in the workplace behind the scenes during the course of her career, and her eventual suicide in 2019.
* Wrestling/TheWyattFamily (Wrestling/BrayWyatt and Wrestling/LukeHarper): Chronicling the successful careers of Windham Rotunda (aka Bray Wyatt) and Jon Huber (formerly Luke Harper, later Brodie Lee) from their time as members of the Wyatt Family, respective singles runs to Huber's departure from WWE to AEW until Huber's untimely demise in 2020 while battling a life-threatening illness at the age of 41. Three years later, Bray Wyatt would soon pass away at the age of 36 from a heart condition due to COVID-19 complications that exacerbated his aforementioned heart condition.
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* Wrestling/AshleyMassaro: Considered as one of the worst in-ring performers back in the 2000's that led her to be prone to injuries, as well being sexually assaulted in the workplace behind the scenes during the course of her career, and her eventual suicide in 2019.
* Wrestling/TheWyattFamily (Wrestling/BrayWyatt and Wrestling/LukeHarper): Chronicling the successful careers of Windham Rotunda (aka Bray Wyatt) and Jon Huber (formerly Luke Harper, later Brodie Lee) from their time as members of the Wyatt Family, respective singles runs to Huber's departure from WWE to AEW until Huber's untimely demise in 2020 while battling a life-threatening illness at the age of 41. Three years later, Bray Wyatt would soon pass away at the age of 36 from a heart condition due to COVID-19 complications that exacerbated his aforementioned heart condition.
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* "Gentleman" Chris Adams: One of the most popular stars of World Class Championship Wrestling during its heyday in the 1980s, as well as the trainer of Wrestling/StoneColdSteveAustin, Adams' last years in life would be mired by many controversies and misfortunes. These include his mishandling during his time in WCW, him being indicted on a manslaughter charge over the death of his then-girlfriend, Linda Kaphengst, and finally being fatally shot in a drunken brawl in 2001 whilst awaiting trial.
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* "Gentleman" Chris Adams: One of the most popular stars of World Class Championship Wrestling during its heyday in the 1980s, as well as the trainer of Wrestling/StoneColdSteveAustin, Adams' last years in life would be mired by many controversies and misfortunes. These include his mishandling during his time in WCW, him being indicted on a manslaughter charge over the death of his then-girlfriend, Linda Kaphengst, and finally being fatally shot in a drunken brawl in 2001 whilst awaiting trial.
** Confirmed for Season 5.
** Confirmed for Season 5.
