When Wrestlers Strike Back

As wrestling fans, it's part of our job to heckle. It's hard to imagine the industry if we didn't.

However, sometimes the heckling can get a bit out of hand. Sometimes fans get too rowdy, hit a wrestler's nerve, or are even dumb enough to rush the ring.

So, in honor of those fans and the due justice they had coming to them, here are some of the greatest instances where wrestling fans get straight-up owned.

The Undertaker:

When the "What?" chants break out, there is never a time where WWE fans are more united. It's fun, it's powerful and it's the biggest craze amongst the people.

However, those very chants can sometimes backfire on the ones who abuse it. Under his bad-ass heel persona, the Undertaker seizes the opportunity and turns the insult on the fans.

Chris Jericho:

In addition to being very polite neighbors, the Canadians are a very proud people. 

So, when you get their city wrong, they may lash out at you. Here, Chris Jericho corrects a heckler who thought he was from Toronto.

Batista:

We've all seen them at wrestling events—that fan who tries to act like a tough guy, but really isn't.

Batista decides to expose one of them. And the fact that he was a Cena fan makes it that much better.

Jeff Jarrett:

There is a list of things one should not do, which may entail jumping off a cliff, consuming rat poison or telling your wife she's fat.

However, as wrestling fans, the No. 1 no-no is accepting a wrestler's invitation to the ring when he's ready to fight. Why, you ask? Because once you go over that railing and into that ring, he's totally in his rights to whale on you. And the odds are that he will.

Watch as a TNA fan decides to take his shot at Jeff Jarrett. Unfortunately for him, he gets a rude greeting from Jarrett and what seemed like half of the promotion's roster.

Not only does this guy prove that invading a ring is wrong, but also shows us that wearing a Rey Mysterio mask doesn't make you Rey Mysterio.

Sabu:

We can only learn one thing from this incident: Don't touch Sabu's turban—or else!

Mark Curtis:

Although the greatest referee is in fact Justin King, Mark Curtis made his case way back in the days of WCW.

As a fan tries to rush the ring during a match between Dean Malenko and Psychosis, Curtis delivers a flying knee and a guillotine choke to the weakling.