10 of wrestling's craziest personalities

#3 Abyss, Sadomasochism

Abyss looking bloody.

Let's face facts: When Abyss breaks out his trademark thumbtacks, fans watching know there's a high chance he will be the one to actually suffer their hundreds of jabbing points. Possessed of both a desire to hurt others and a willingness to put himself in dangerous, hardcore situations, Abyss most likely suffers from Sadomasochism.

Far from consensual bedroom play, the actual mental condition is characterized by a lack of sympathy for the suffering of others, or even taking pleasure in their suffering, while also feeling euphoric when they are caused pain.

Treatment:

Currently, the psychological profession is divided on the issue of Sadomasochism. While some believe it is a harmless pursuit when done consensually, others think that the condition is a sign of true mental illness. Treatment is often withheld unless the patient's life is severely affected by the illness.

When treatment is provided, it often takes the form of psychotherapy, though drugs are sometimes used. At over six and a half feet tall and three hundred pounds, no one is going to get Abyss to do anything he doesn't want to.