When Pyro Goes Wrong in WWE, a professional wrestling is known for its elaborate pyro, but accidents happen and when they do, watch out. WWE has a very good record when you consider how elaborate its pyro can be. However, in 2008, WrestleMania 24's Grandfile Works finale went wrong as Pyro shot into the fans following a match between Shore Michaels and The Undertaker. A handful of fans were taken to hospital, but thankfully, there were no serious injuries. The Undertaker has had some of the most spectacular and longer sentences during his three decades in WWE with fire off and playing a central role. It was a sight to behold, but not at 2010's elimination chamber. There, the phenom was burnt when a pyro technician missed time things and fire shut up from the floor as The Undertaker walked across it and golfing him in flames. Thankfully, The Undertaker was wearing his long leather coat and hat which provided some protection. Nonetheless, he was burnt, where the believed he suffered first and second degree burns at one report claims third degree. Regardless, The Undertaker, who is defending his World Hoverweight Championship in the elimination chamber, worked nearly 30 minutes. His only comfort being that he was given bottles of water to doubt himself with while he waited in one of the pods. Incredibly, Takeer appeared the next night on Raw, but the pyro technician didn't as they were promptly fired. In 2012, a fire struck on the set of Raw at Cincinnati's US bank arena. The WWE was running a rehearsal check on its pyro before the 1,001th episode of Raw was set to air. A misappelate to the Titan Tron catching fire. The fire was put out and as fans note, not even a rest of his death will stop the WWE from continuing the show. The building was evacuated as fans hadn't been letting yet until a fire marshal gave the all clear. The WWE delayed fans entering the arena for about an hour, but the show aired on time and WWE's Michael Cole and Jerry Lula even informed fans on air what had happened, complete with a video of the fire. WrestleMania 33 saw another fiery failure. This one occurred after The Undertaker lost to Roman Reigns. The Undertaker left the stage just when the pyro misfired, setting part of the stage of fire. Stage hands were able to extinguish the fire promptly, were the wrestling gods voicing their displeasure at The Undertaker's loss. All that's known is that the fire was promptly put out. At these real life pyro mishabs, it should be confused with stage accidents such as when Jeff Hardy was supposedly injured by pyro with a storyline reveal that his brother Matt engineered the incident, or when the WWE stage fell on Vince McMahon. Oddly enough, the infamous Angleware Vince's limousine blew up with him apparently in it led to confusion with some members of the general public over whether this was a stunt or some sort of real life incident. There was also a brief period when the WWE paused its pyro, but this apparently had nothing to do with any of the mishabs mentioned but was due to budget cuts. Finally, a more recent show saw a fan reportedly injured by what he described as a Pyro Technics blast. Marvin Jackson attended WrestleMania 38 and alleged in a lawsuit that he suffered hearing loss from the incident. Although the lawsuit was dismissed, the dismissal is being appealed. As we've seen, these pyro mishabs have been unfortunate but they haven't been catastrophic. Nonetheless, there was only one thing to worry about them, how many of them happened before after a match featuring the Undertaker. But they have it folks, when pyro goes horribly wrong in WWE. Be sure to leave your comments down below and I'll see you next time with some more Crystling content.