moments that were not supposed to happen at WrestleMania 40. New Catropublix rough landing. Aladdin Match is always prone to botches, and when WrestleMania 40 delivered a ladder match with 12 men, it was going to be hard to avoid any serious botches from occurring. On terrifying botch in the match saw Pete Dunn and Tyler Bate get knocked off the ladder. This occurred when Damien Priest performed a Razor's Ed style move on Dunn to Bate who was climbing the ladder. Due to the limited space, Bate just awkwardly fell on to Dunn in a heap. Luckily both men were okay. Production Blunder is laughed off. It was previously the case in the old era of WWE that if a production error occurred, the WWE commentary team would just simply ignore it. This was obviously the mandate of Vince McMahon who always wanted a flawless show, and he believed that drawing attention to mistakes and botches weren't the way forward. However, this is a new era, and when also on True's graphics were shown for the New Catropublix, Michael Cole found great humour in the situation. Although it was a significant production error, the fact that Cole laughed it off was great to see, as mistakes can happen and there's no need to gas like the audience into thinking they didn't occur. Damien Priest walks in slow motion. At the end of the aforementioned ladder match, Damien Priest began to climb the ladder, and he was going at a snail's pace. Priest hadn't taken too much damage in the match, yet he was climbing as if he just wrestled a 60 man Iron Man match. It's unclear what exactly this was, but it's clear that the referee grabs his foot and informs him to slow down. This could have been either because the ladder was damaged, and Priest had to climb with caution, or a fellow wrestler was late for their spot, and Priest had to give them as much time as possible to get in position. The Rocks Knee buckles. A WrestleMania 14-night one was made evented by the Bloodline vs Cody Rhodes and Seth Rollins. This match acted as the Rock's first official match in 11 years, that's if you don't count the Eric Rowan Squash match at WrestleMania 32. The Rocks in Ring efforts received widespread praise by fans, and there was some concern that the final boss would have Ring Russ, yet thankfully this wasn't the case. Despite this, there was one botch in the match which led to some concern that the Rock had torn his ACL. During an in-ring sequence with Rollins, the Rocks knee buckled, and he had an awkward and scary landing. Thankfully, he was absolutely fine, and it looked like his knee just gave way. Another table Miss Happ. The Pride and the Final Testaments settled there for you tonight to any street fight, and one spot in the match saw the Pride Place carry a cross on a table in the ring, awkwardly, cross immediately went through the table. These things can happen as the tables are extremely light and are designed to break easily. The crowd were about to send into negative chance, but that was until the Pride acted immediately, and basically repeated the spot that was originally planned. Kevin Owens slips. The ropes can be slippery in WWE, and Kevin Owens found this out in the hard way during his US title match against Logan Paul and Randy Watt-N-9-2. As Owens was about to deliver a power slam on Paul off the ropes, it looked like Owens slipped, yet magically he was able to safely execute the spot. Snoop Dogg's attendance blunder. A Snoop Dogg was involved in a commentary stint during night two, and it was also his job to announce the attendance numbers for the show. Although Snoop was reading off cards, he somehow managed to butcher the figures. It looked like Snoop got the figures wrong so he could deliver a 420 pun. Yet it was extremely confusing when Snoop's announcement failed to match the number that was being presented on screen. And who's under the ring? During the night two main event match between Roman Reigns and Cody Rhodes, Rhodes looked under the ring in the early stages, and it was apparent that there was a mysterious individual under there. This clearly wasn't supposed to be shown on screen, and it instantly led to fans assuming that someone was interfering during the match. Whilst this was likely a wrestler that appeared in the match itself, potentially Jimmy Usel or even Solo Sakawa, it could have potentially been a member of the production team that sometimes they're required to be under the ring for logistical reasons. Of course, we all know that the undertaker managed to come out and surprise the rock from behind, so was it really him under the ring? He must have been waiting there the whole night. But they have it folks, moments at WrestleMania 40 that weren't supposed to happen. Be sure to leave your comments down below, and I'll see you next time with some more wrestling content.