Being a WWE superstar doesn't always mean being respected by everyone behind the scenes. Some wrestlers became massive attractions because of their larger-than-life personalities. Others developed reputations for mistakes, rough in-ring work, or a style that raised concerns about safety. In this video, we look at five controversial names from wrestling history: The Ultimate Warrior, Titus O'Neil, Steve "Mongo" McMichael, Virgil, and Bill Goldberg. From criticized performances and awkward botches to the serious consequences of dangerous in-ring moments, these stories reveal a side of professional wrestling that fans don't always see. Goldberg's explosive style made him one of wrestling's biggest attractions, but his infamous kick to Bret Hart also became a defining controversy in his career. Meanwhile, the careers of Warrior, Titus, Mongo, and Virgil show how very different issues can shape a wrestler's reputation among fans and fellow performers. Were these wrestlers unfairly criticized, or did their in-ring performances give people legitimate reasons for concern? Let us know what you think in the comments. Subscribe to SportEye for more stories about wrestling legends, controversial careers, and the moments that changed combat sports entertainment. They Became Wrestling's Most Hated Stars… Nobody Wanted to Work With Them