I agree...when he went to the wcw he wasnt the same...my team was the roadwarrior and they should of never came to the WWE/WWF....they were such much better in the AWA and the NWA before Vince ruined Hawk's image..
Savage was intense and so electrifying with his charisma and wrestling ability. He was the total package. Vince really did have 3 BIG GAME players in that timeframe in wrestling. The BIG3 Macho Man Savage, Ultimate Warrior, and Hulk Hogan. LEGENDS.
and with kevin nash still remember as a kid when he humslited ievin nash by costing him The title making wear lipstick then nash went in as sweage workers went on top of Savages limo dumped sewage on water him madusa molly holly Georgious George. Funny as shit. They should have brought him for one last time TNA was a crap wrestling promotion run by bunch of hasbins abd losers trying to make snother wcw
Jim Cornette he’s very charismatic but I preferred the golden era of wrestling. Proper characters and super super heels. I did like the attitude and ruthless aggression eras but in terms of pure entertainment and storytelling you can’t beat the golden era. 1987-1992. Since the Benoit tragedy in 2007 my interest in wrestling has been lost.
Sting is going about his late career run perfectly. Mostly just being a mentor towards Darby Allin while occasionally hopping in a tag match with him here and there. As it should be.
And it’s even more amazing considering the fact that he’s as supposedly retired by an injury, and yet here he is not only wrestling, but doing some crazy stuff (for a guy his age).
Out of all the wrestlers to have long hair, Shawn was the last one I expected to go bald. HHH can pull of the shorter hair due to his biker look but Shawn just looks weird. When you think of classic HBK, you think of that flowing mane.
True, but unfortunately he'd been going bald for the last decade, with his hairline retreating quicker than Warrior from commitments. I think eventually he realized how sad it would look for him to rock long hair when he had the top of his head bald and just bit the bullet and went all in.
@@aluminumsalmongames6277 it shaved it all of for an acting role, he had already cut it short but did not shave it all of he only shave it all off for acting he has grow it bk to a normal short length
@@aluminumsalmongames6277 Hey, it worked for Kimbo Slice, but to say it for what it really is: WHO was gonna actually say something out of the way about it to Kimbo Slice?
A few more cringe weeks of CM Punk being a simpy salesman on commentary and having Bi-Weekly Feuds with No Name Jobbers and CM Punk Will be at the TOP of this list.
I loved Tatanka's '06 run. It was my first exposure to him and I've gone back and watched his 90's stuff too. Have gotten to see him perform in the Northeast multiple times too. He can still go. One of my favorites
Before that run Tatanka was killing it all around the local circuits in small auditoriums. I used to see him all the time. I was really happy for him that he got called back up.
Aaron Hurst what the fuck are you talking about. Buffalo was so fucking under rated. He got fucked over by hbk in the 90s. If that hadn't happened we would be referring to him like people refer to the original Goldberg streak.
@@Donkehy-puncharello Um... where in my comment did I say that Tatanka wasn't good in the 90's? I was just referring to his mid-2000's run. Also, you seem to be getting unreasonably angry over a RUclips comment. Deep breaths.
Eh after seeing her last night I definitely disagree. Though this comment was 8 months ago she's gotten big and looks out of shape. Nowhere nearly as bad as Jillian Hall thankfully
Flair when he went to TNA. He could've gone as a non competitor and still have a good run. He didnt really need to wrestle any longer because his 2008 retirement was perfect. Same with Foley and Hogan.
Makes me laugh how everyone is so quick to point out that Goldberg nearly killed Undertaker but make no mention of Taker dropping Goldberg on his head with a shitty and dangerous Tombstone only minutes before.
A few more cringe weeks of CM Punk being a simpy salesman on commentary and having Bi-Weekly Feuds with No Name Jobbers and CM Punk Will be at the TOP of this list.
As much as I love him, and even after the best match of this year's Wrestlemania, I have to honorably mention The Undertaker. It was a horrible match with Reigns, but the ending was brilliant. All we know, is that he wants to go out on a high, not like "just a broken down old man".
@@titanhades4331 At the time it made sense. Trying to get the future of the company over. But it didn't really mean a ton because he didn't break the Streak. And luckily it wasn't the end and the way he did go out was much better.
@@Matt-cr4vv Having Lesnar break the streak like they did is peak WWE booking stupidity. There was absolutely nothing to gain for anybody in that. SMH.
@@mrFiiSKiiS Reigns would've benefitted much more as being the guy to break the streak, I doubt most people even remember that Reigns beat Undertaker at WM since it wasn't a big deal at that point.
In Bulldogs defense, he was always a very good mid card wrestler, and was being thrown in the WWF with the likes of major stars like Rock, Austin, HHH, etc. He kinda had no chance when you just chuck him right in the middle of those guys. He should've been more in the IC/Euro title scene when he came back. Or maybe even start a new tag team with a mid carder
Especially considering the guys mic skills were meh. He could be the powerhouse that scares higher up guys with his power, but yeah, he sadly wasn’t main event material for a long haul.
Bret Hart in 2010. He couldn't take a bump cause he was unisurable, yet he had a long match with Vince at Mania AND won the United States Championship.
Roddy Piper and Macho Man were two of my absolute favorites when I was young!! The best charisma and characters in the industry, hands down. They will both be...and are missed!!
Scott should’ve of went to Smackdown. He would of been a heel instead of a face which they put him on Raw. Triple H didn’t help him either and it looks like Trips was trying to screw Scott instead of help him just like he did Goldberg the first run.
You failed to mention that Brett carried his brother-in-law in that classic match because the Bulldog was so wasted on whatever drugs he was doing at the time.
Jon Heidenreich was originally going to be a Nazi from the 1940s cryogenically frozen only to be thawed out in the 21st century; he would have had Paul Heyman (who is Jewish!) as his manager. As incredibly tasteless as that gimmick would have been, it would have been light-years more interesting than making him Hawk's replacement in the Legion of Doom.
When i get sad about a wrestling death i just think about what a awesome life say The British Bulldog had before he passed away at 39..he did enough in those 39 years to be remembered forever.
Sensational... it would gave been PHENOMENAL, lol. The one that he really should have come back for is that super kick on Daniel Bryan that went nowhere.
For all the people that say these guys should've stayed retired, realize professional wrestling is their career. If you were so good at your job that years after you retired you were offered heaps of money to return for a short period of time, I guarantee you would do so.
Also, they need the money. Most of them don't save their money wisely, and their retirement funds are only accessible when they turn 65. And as Roddy Piper reminds us, most of them ain't gonna reach 65.
For more than 20 years, ive been an on/off fan of wrestling. Everytime i watch an Adam Pacitti vid, i instantly turn the switch ON, just want to watch wrestling and resume my 2k16 wwe universe. Keep up the good work!
@@IcyTorments Stop being salty mate cus you have no say or know how on anything to do with professional wrestling when nerds call out for wrestlers to retire.
To know how big Warrior was you need to think for a sec. WM6 was Hogan on a streak for the ages and Warrior entering his peak at the same time. This was truly special. The first champ vs champ title match with by far the 2 biggest stars. The crowd was close to 50-50. 12 years later in the same stadium and Hogan(heel)against The Rock and it was 80 percent Hogan. During 1990 it was unheard of to see 2 babyfaces. Then by far the 2 powers. Then a clean match. I loved Warrior and my twin brother Hogan.
Tatanka being back full time and mid card is certainly the weirdest comeback ever. He was my favourite wrestler as a kid until D-Lo Brown came along (then billy gunn)
Warrior trolled WCW. Hogan thought he was getting even by winning the match but Warrior thought ‘It’s a work Terry’ and laughed all the way to the bank. Hogan’s ego cost WCW the money.
I guess you missed Warrior's last match that was with Orlando Jordan with a very small promotion he was already having difficulty in breathing once he ran towards the ring
Remember when most of us thought that The Patriot was gonna win the WWF title against Bret Hart at IYH: Ground Zero ? I can’t believe I’ve been watching WWF WWE for 38 years. Wow.
I for one enjoy the Legend guys come back anytime. I don't worry about how they move or look! I still enjoy watching Bill Dundee go at 74 years young & Jerry Lawler go at 68 yrs young!!!
However ill-advised Tatanka's comeback was, I appreciated the fact that toward the end they tried to do a completely new gimmick with him instead of simply relying on nostalgia.
Tbh, even if Piper was far away from his golden age, i've still enjoy when he was back, especially his rivality with Jericho. The only one that i would not put on that top tbh ^^
Blue Weegie Not any more the original idea was I was trying to come up with a joke for everyone on this list, or anything else I can think of, but I gave up on the concept, and just kept commenting.
One odd thing that stands out is the comment about the Davey Boy Smith's hair. He had long hair for a very short period of time in his career, originally copying his brother-in-law, Brett Hart, and then opting for the braids. When teaming with the Dynamite Kid early in his career he had a standard short cut, and a close cut the rest of his career- including when he was the chosen heel feuding with a babyface Shawn Michaels for the World Heavyweight Championship in the WWF (with Jim Cornette as his manager).
I would like to say Scott Steiner had a really good TNA Run also the second wrestlemania match between Goldberg and Brock Lesnar should have been Goldberg’s final I think he’s far past his prime
I think the Tatanka come back could have been decent if they toned down the dances and headwear and overall cartoony aspects of it. It still could have been the proud Native American gimmick but make him more gritty and realistic similar to the way a lot of guys changed in the Monday night war era.
Fun Fact: Shawn, Taker, and Triple H were not happy with how the Crown Jewel Match turned out. In Taker's words: "It was a train wreck", in Shawn's words: "Oh my goodness. It totally blew" and in Triple H's words: "It couldn't have gone worse".
The British Bulldog I remembered was the one with the braids and England colored attire.. That British Bulldog was excellent! The British Bulldog in Blue Jeans that had the buzz cut didn't feel right and didn't look right..
for the record the Bulldog/Bret Hart match at Summer Slam 1992 was the last match, but not the main event, it was Savage and Warrior that was main event (and no it wasn't a "double" main event either like WM8 was)
In addition to the international stage, the tag-team aspect and the pay packet, the fact that the Undertaker was involved would likely have been a big reason why Michaels came back for one more match.
Despite being my second favorite wrestler as a kid (#1 being Ultimate Warrior) Rowdy Roddy Piper was past his best when he was in WCW against nWo, never mind his WWE comeback years later
Epic fail on Tatanka. If that character came out today, the character would get immense coverage for stereotyping. At the time, he wasn't horrible in the ring and his pop at a rumble got him that comeback. His comeback wasn't bad. His character, in hindsight, one could say is.
The retirement of the natureboy was one of the most heartbrakeing days in Wrestling history i cryed my ass of in so much tears the not stay in Charakter moments from other wrestlers and so on specially takers brake of charakter shows how hard it wars giving the natureboy a fair respact at his final day and now thinking about it im crying again
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that 80s pic of Savage with the chicks at the pool looks like a loading screen for GTA Vice City.
I don't recall GTA Vice City having loading screens. Oh wait, I only played the Xbox version, that version doesn't have loading screens.
@@The_Husband_of_Jane_Lane I played the pirated version with no loading screens and no dialogues
@@The_Husband_of_Jane_Laneonly the PS2 version has actual loading screens.
@@The_Husband_of_Jane_Lane So xbox was more powerful than ps2 confirmed
Randy Savage WAS the man though and should always be remembered for the greatest from 1985-1992 in WWF.
I agree...when he went to the wcw he wasnt the same...my team was the roadwarrior and they should of never came to the WWE/WWF....they were such much better in the AWA and the NWA before Vince ruined Hawk's image..
Savage was intense and so electrifying with his charisma and wrestling ability. He was the total package.
Vince really did have 3 BIG GAME players in that timeframe in wrestling. The BIG3 Macho Man Savage, Ultimate Warrior, and Hulk Hogan. LEGENDS.
and with kevin nash still remember as a kid when he humslited ievin nash by costing him
The title making wear lipstick then nash went in as sweage workers went on top of Savages limo dumped sewage on water him madusa molly holly Georgious George. Funny as shit. They should have brought him for one last time TNA was a crap wrestling promotion run by bunch of hasbins abd losers trying to make snother wcw
T G did de stress roll out the ty
Jim Cornette he’s very charismatic but I preferred the golden era of wrestling. Proper characters and super super heels.
I did like the attitude and ruthless aggression eras but in terms of pure entertainment and storytelling you can’t beat the golden era. 1987-1992.
Since the Benoit tragedy in 2007 my interest in wrestling has been lost.
Sting is going about his late career run perfectly. Mostly just being a mentor towards Darby Allin while occasionally hopping in a tag match with him here and there. As it should be.
And it’s even more amazing considering the fact that he’s as supposedly retired by an injury, and yet here he is not only wrestling, but doing some crazy stuff (for a guy his age).
Heck yeah dude, sting is an icon, and it's awesome he still performs at his age. One of the GOATS
well, he's retired now
@@stroft2And it’s a well deserved retirement for a legend such as him
"seeing ric flair roll around in thumbtacks was a pretty sore sight"....huge smiles on every face in the crowd lol
Mancho Man should've retired after his match with Spider-Man.
One of Macho Man's earliest gimmicks was based on Spider-Man, it would have made things come full circle.
Jacques Gauthier I had no idea! That’s a pretty awesome tbh
TheVoiceOfTruth Rumors said so
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Agreed
Ric Flair should have never comeback in TNA after he said he was done in the WWE doing all that retirement stuff on Raw... but we know why he did
I'm actually kind of happy his last match was against Sting.
Rob Picken he didn’t do it cause he wanted to, he did it because of his financial problems.
We wouldn't have gotten the promo with Jay Lethal if he hadn't.
Prime Time Monky hours that was my point
@@ellismarquez8410 probably the funniest/best promo in all the history of wrestling.
Can we as a fanbase all just come to a collective agreement that whatever happens in Saudi Arabia isn't canon?
I'm sure many would like to given how badly they have collectively been received, but not really possible when these shows are used for title changes.
They had a shiw in Saudi Arabia?
@@deanduke4462 Crown Jewel 2019 was okay. All the other shows have been fucking horrible
NO.
Yes
R.I.P. Roddy Piper, Macho Man, and Ultimate Warrior. My Condolences To Their Families And Friends
Road warriors too
Out of all the wrestlers to have long hair, Shawn was the last one I expected to go bald. HHH can pull of the shorter hair due to his biker look but Shawn just looks weird. When you think of classic HBK, you think of that flowing mane.
True, but unfortunately he'd been going bald for the last decade, with his hairline retreating quicker than Warrior from commitments. I think eventually he realized how sad it would look for him to rock long hair when he had the top of his head bald and just bit the bullet and went all in.
He has a weirdly small head
@@aluminumsalmongames6277 What's ironic is he now looks like his Hogan parody from 2005
@@aluminumsalmongames6277 it shaved it all of for an acting role, he had already cut it short but did not shave it all of he only shave it all off for acting he has grow it bk to a normal short length
@@aluminumsalmongames6277 Hey, it worked for Kimbo Slice, but to say it for what it really is: WHO was gonna actually say something out of the way about it to Kimbo Slice?
Ric Flair in TNA was actually my favorite wrestling gimmick of all time. he was out of control and it was epic and insane
Wooooooooooooo!
The WOOOO off between Ric Flair and Jay lethal was awesome.
@@GTA_500 one of my favourite moments 🤣🤣🤣 Woooooooooo!
@@GTA_500 lmaooo
@@GTA_500 jumping on is a lot easier than jumping off!!!
I cannot abide by the dissing of Sean O'Haire. That guy was one of the biggest missed opportunities ever. VERY athletically AND verbally gifted.
You should have also included Kevin Nash return in 2011, just to spoil summer of Punk and have a really bad ladder match with Triple H
I barely remember that run
Nash Royal Rumble return was epic
Did you watch that ladder match? It was actually kinda good.
to be fair that wasn't razor & hbk but haitch n big sexy had a pretty good match..Nash even bumped off a ladder! lol
The Summer of Punk was great! WWE pulled the plug on it way too soon..
Wrestling retirements are like Marvel Comics deaths. Temporary at best.
A few more cringe weeks of CM Punk being a simpy salesman on commentary and having Bi-Weekly Feuds with No Name Jobbers and CM Punk Will be at the TOP of this list.
@@RationalGaze.BingChillin you didn't play outside much as a kid did ya?
not really alot of guys will retire from matches but still make appearances from time to time I think that's to be expected
I loved Tatanka's '06 run. It was my first exposure to him and I've gone back and watched his 90's stuff too. Have gotten to see him perform in the Northeast multiple times too. He can still go. One of my favorites
Before that run Tatanka was killing it all around the local circuits in small auditoriums. I used to see him all the time. I was really happy for him that he got called back up.
WWE velocity
Tatanka still comes to Germany each year to rassle at a small local promotion. For 10 years already.
Loved watching Tatanka as a kid in the mid-2000's tbh, but yeah looking back it was pretty weird and out of place
Aaron Hurst Tatanka was the shit.
Aaron Hurst what the fuck are you talking about. Buffalo was so fucking under rated. He got fucked over by hbk in the 90s. If that hadn't happened we would be referring to him like people refer to the original Goldberg streak.
@@Donkehy-puncharello Um... where in my comment did I say that Tatanka wasn't good in the 90's? I was just referring to his mid-2000's run. Also, you seem to be getting unreasonably angry over a RUclips comment. Deep breaths.
I think WWE was trying to go back the early 90s with the gimmick thing in the mid 2000s.
Why the fuck didn't the higher ups just give him jeans a leather jacket or something I don't know he didn't have to be the Indian for Christ sake
Flair had one of the best segments of all times with J lethal on tna tho...just saying
I agree the exchanging of woos lethal nailed that impression
🤣🤣🤣 that was GOLD
I would have loved to see an exchange between Black Machismo and Savage. That would have been epic. LOL
That is a classic
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There is nothing quite like waking up to a cultaholic video
Yep, nothing in the world compares to one of your favorite RUclips channels uploading a video...
Bulldog’s match with Eddie Guerrero on Heat in May of 2000 was worth the comeback alone.
It was a ok match
Victoria should come back for one more run :(
Eh after seeing her last night I definitely disagree. Though this comment was 8 months ago she's gotten big and looks out of shape. Nowhere nearly as bad as Jillian Hall thankfully
@@joehooker7522 I feel like Victoria was told about it on such short notice. Probably didnt have time to get back in good shape. But who knows
MVP is doing the WWE comeback perfectly right now
he lost to R Truth today
@@316whatupz yeah but hes going to be more backroom now
CallingItAsItIs 2.0 Honestly, him becoming a mentor for a stable that can occasionally go is perfect.
Flair when he went to TNA. He could've gone as a non competitor and still have a good run. He didnt really need to wrestle any longer because his 2008 retirement was perfect. Same with Foley and Hogan.
Makes me laugh how everyone is so quick to point out that Goldberg nearly killed Undertaker but make no mention of Taker dropping Goldberg on his head with a shitty and dangerous Tombstone only minutes before.
Goldberg can still put on good matches takers physical state isn’t how it was. Bro was definitely tired asl but wanted to keep on for the fans
Goldberg good matches?? Tf lol
look, the entire thing sucked on both of their parts and should be forgotten by all involved ASAP. *mic drop*
A few more cringe weeks of CM Punk being a simpy salesman on commentary and having Bi-Weekly Feuds with No Name Jobbers and CM Punk Will be at the TOP of this list.
Goldberg was notorious for his many weird botches and blown spots. The fact that he never killed anybody is a miracle.
As much as I love him, and even after the best match of this year's Wrestlemania, I have to honorably mention The Undertaker.
It was a horrible match with Reigns, but the ending was brilliant. All we know, is that he wants to go out on a high, not like "just a broken down old man".
Except losing to Reigns is the worst possible note to go out on.
titan hades he wanted to it.
@@titanhades4331 At the time it made sense. Trying to get the future of the company over. But it didn't really mean a ton because he didn't break the Streak. And luckily it wasn't the end and the way he did go out was much better.
@@Matt-cr4vv Having Lesnar break the streak like they did is peak WWE booking stupidity. There was absolutely nothing to gain for anybody in that. SMH.
@@mrFiiSKiiS Reigns would've benefitted much more as being the guy to break the streak, I doubt most people even remember that Reigns beat Undertaker at WM since it wasn't a big deal at that point.
Bulldog had the short hair as far back as 1995 ... that wasn't new when he returned. Not even close.
No but his look and that god awful music were
In Bulldogs defense, he was always a very good mid card wrestler, and was being thrown in the WWF with the likes of major stars like Rock, Austin, HHH, etc. He kinda had no chance when you just chuck him right in the middle of those guys. He should've been more in the IC/Euro title scene when he came back. Or maybe even start a new tag team with a mid carder
Especially considering the guys mic skills were meh. He could be the powerhouse that scares higher up guys with his power, but yeah, he sadly wasn’t main event material for a long haul.
Even his biggest fan "cuts to Charles Robinson" that made my chuckle. Cheers lads, great video.
Get on with it
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Heenan Harley what you good man
@Heenan Harley - I can't tell if your serious or joking but it's still funny.
@Heenan Harley How exactly did he claim it's fact?
Ooooh, tantrum's tantrum's smh lol
Could’ve used you 1:30 seconds ago
Bret Hart in 2010. He couldn't take a bump cause he was unisurable, yet he had a long match with Vince at Mania AND won the United States Championship.
Wasn't great but it was probably just a favor for Bret in the end
Unisurable?
Roddy Piper and Macho Man were two of my absolute favorites when I was young!! The best charisma and characters in the industry, hands down. They will both be...and are missed!!
Bret Hart should’ve been on this list. He wasn’t medically cleared to take a bump yet won a title.
I heard Scott was injured coming in and HHH didn’t do a great job of protecting him 😢
Not his fault imo, the man was an absolute god back in the day!
He had drop foot for that entire run I believe
@@kylenewton4918 he did that's a fact.
Scott should’ve of went to Smackdown. He would of been a heel instead of a face which they put him on Raw. Triple H didn’t help him either and it looks like Trips was trying to screw Scott instead of help him just like he did Goldberg the first run.
Steiner was blown up within the first few minutes of the match at the RR that year.
Yeah, Scott Steiner had a bad foot injury and couldn't move in that match with Triple H.
Moral of the story:
Some wrestler doesn't know what the defination of retired means
Yes the “defination”
WM 37 Nation of Doom vs Defination of Retired
@@blueweegie6541 a supergroup of the various factions that existed in 1997.
Ric Flairs last ever match #37
The hell does “defination” mean?
I seem to remember hearing Scotty had some kind of foot injury during his match/feud with Trips.
Drop foot disease
You failed to mention that Brett carried his brother-in-law in that classic match because the Bulldog was so wasted on whatever drugs he was doing at the time.
Rest in peace animal. Your return may have been wasted but atleast the fans will forever be with you
Your a legend and u give us suchvq rush
❤❤❤
Jon Heidenreich was originally going to be a Nazi from the 1940s cryogenically frozen only to be thawed out in the 21st century; he would have had Paul Heyman (who is Jewish!) as his manager. As incredibly tasteless as that gimmick would have been, it would have been light-years more interesting than making him Hawk's replacement in the Legion of Doom.
When i get sad about a wrestling death i just think about what a awesome life say The British Bulldog had before he passed away at 39..he did enough in those 39 years to be remembered forever.
A comeback that should happen: The Dashing Ones defeat every tag team in wrestling for every championship
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i'm sorry, I must have misread you. Did you mean the Midnight Express(Bobby Eaton and Stan Lane edition)? I know you did.
I tend to forget how BARREN the 2006 tag division was
I barely remember any of those people
All I remembered was Mexicools, MNM, and Brian Kendrick & Paul London.
Batista and Rey mysterio lol
Carlito chris masters
Kane and big show
DX
That match wasn’t Shawn’s fault. He carried that match, didn’t blow himself up like HHH did at the beginning and still looks to be in shape.
Triple H was injured very early on... dont think saying he was blown up is too fair when he tore his pec
Slap a Mohawk on 2004 Savage and his Mr. T look would've been complete
Warrior's interesting in that he also had perhaps the single most effective "redemption night" ever, a couple days before he died.
Night before he died. Crazy sad
What kills me about HBK coming back for that tag match was that he turned down the AJ Styles match at Mania 33 that match would have been sensational
Sensational... it would gave been PHENOMENAL, lol.
The one that he really should have come back for is that super kick on Daniel Bryan that went nowhere.
For all the people that say these guys should've stayed retired, realize professional wrestling is their career. If you were so good at your job that years after you retired you were offered heaps of money to return for a short period of time, I guarantee you would do so.
Also, they need the money. Most of them don't save their money wisely, and their retirement funds are only accessible when they turn 65. And as Roddy Piper reminds us, most of them ain't gonna reach 65.
Macho man randy savage I could have watch him forever, I just enjoy him in everything he did.
The British Bulldog has four words for ya Where’s my title shot !
For more than 20 years, ive been an on/off fan of wrestling. Everytime i watch an Adam Pacitti vid, i instantly turn the switch ON, just want to watch wrestling and resume my 2k16 wwe universe. Keep up the good work!
I think Undertaker need to gives up all these comebacks. A true legend, but enough already.
Ok smark
How do you have a comeback if you never left
Martin Eggman oK SmARk
@@IcyTorments smark ok
@@IcyTorments Stop being salty mate cus you have no say or know how on anything to do with professional wrestling when nerds call out for wrestlers to retire.
To know how big Warrior was you need to think for a sec. WM6 was Hogan on a streak for the ages and Warrior entering his peak at the same time. This was truly special. The first champ vs champ title match with by far the 2 biggest stars. The crowd was close to 50-50. 12 years later in the same stadium and Hogan(heel)against The Rock and it was 80 percent Hogan. During 1990 it was unheard of to see 2 babyfaces. Then by far the 2 powers. Then a clean match. I loved Warrior and my twin brother Hogan.
Tatanka being back full time and mid card is certainly the weirdest comeback ever. He was my favourite wrestler as a kid until D-Lo Brown came along (then billy gunn)
Absolutely loved Sherri. What a class act. She could play any, and I mean ANY angle.
asarob agreed . Sherri was the greatest of all time. So beautiful too
God Davey Boy Smith was highly underused he was a great wrestler too bad he didn't win the world title
"Tatanker" 😂😂
I know, it's just the English accent. I'm sorry. But gosh diddily darn, that was hilarious.
I enjoyed Macho Man in the back half of his career!
i enjoyed him anytime
Warrior trolled WCW. Hogan thought he was getting even by winning the match but Warrior thought ‘It’s a work Terry’ and laughed all the way to the bank. Hogan’s ego cost WCW the money.
I know for a fact Shawn Micheals is on this list, if not kill me now...
The depth of analysis and recount you guys go into in these vids is amazing. Best wrestling channel on RUclips easily
I really enjoyed Tatanka when he came back. I had no idea who he was at the time and thought he was pretty cool.
Im so old I remember seeing Piper arguing with Sandy Barr. Portland wrestling 1970's.
rip city
I guess you missed Warrior's last match that was with Orlando Jordan with a very small promotion he was already having difficulty in breathing once he ran towards the ring
I had no issue with tatanka's comeback
Most people didn’t. I thought it was awesome to see him again. I think the progressive millennial crowd viewed it as a cringe boomer gimmick...
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Yeah but with what’s been going on lately I’m not surprised anymore by people’s level of stupidity
How did Bulldog get cleared with his back injury? Guess they didn't do that back then.
Yeah but the Mark-out moment when Warrior did return on Nitro was epic
I always loved Rowdy Roddy Piper. He was so charismatic and funny! If I could choose one person to go party all night with, it would be Hot Rod!
My reaction to watching the Warrior come back was pretty much.
"Yeah!!!! Wait...what...why"?
That moment when I'll rather watch Bret's 2010/2011 run then the entirety of Davey Boy's 1999 run
Remember when most of us thought that The Patriot was gonna win the WWF title against Bret Hart at IYH: Ground Zero ?
I can’t believe I’ve been watching WWF WWE for 38 years. Wow.
I for one enjoy the Legend guys come back anytime. I don't worry about how they move or look! I still enjoy watching Bill Dundee go at 74 years young & Jerry Lawler go at 68 yrs young!!!
However ill-advised Tatanka's comeback was, I appreciated the fact that toward the end they tried to do a completely new gimmick with him instead of simply relying on nostalgia.
Tbh, even if Piper was far away from his golden age, i've still enjoy when he was back, especially his rivality with Jericho. The only one that i would not put on that top tbh ^^
Jericho made Piper look so good in that match.
@@screamrad218 He did the same with Steamboat, Jericho can make anyone look good :D
I don't care what people say: Randy Savage is one of the very greatest characters and performers ever, to have entered the ring!
Man watching Kevin Nash come back in 2011 for the love of wrestling. When so many people only do it for the money.
Blue Weegie Not any more the original idea was I was trying to come up with a joke for everyone on this list, or anything else I can think of, but I gave up on the concept, and just kept commenting.
Alberto Del Rio + Kevin Nash deadly duo together
One odd thing that stands out is the comment about the Davey Boy Smith's hair. He had long hair for a very short period of time in his career, originally copying his brother-in-law, Brett Hart, and then opting for the braids. When teaming with the Dynamite Kid early in his career he had a standard short cut, and a close cut the rest of his career- including when he was the chosen heel feuding with a babyface Shawn Michaels for the World Heavyweight Championship in the WWF (with Jim Cornette as his manager).
I would like to say Scott Steiner had a really good TNA Run also the second wrestlemania match between Goldberg and Brock Lesnar should have been Goldberg’s final I think he’s far past his prime
I think the Tatanka come back could have been decent if they toned down the dances and headwear and overall cartoony aspects of it. It still could have been the proud Native American gimmick but make him more gritty and realistic similar to the way a lot of guys changed in the Monday night war era.
I loved the British Bulldog. I was so enamored with English stuff. Would always draw the Union Jack flag of the UK haha.
Fun Fact: Shawn, Taker, and Triple H were not happy with how the Crown Jewel Match turned out. In Taker's words: "It was a train wreck", in Shawn's words: "Oh my goodness. It totally blew" and in Triple H's words: "It couldn't have gone worse".
I think Sable's comeback in wwe after leaving once was also bad enough and left a sour taste
Not to mention a fishy smell!
@@alanmartino8727 her thing stinked? Where this rumor come from
@@stephcurrytheg.o.a.the’s just being weird no one has said that
The British Bulldog I remembered was the one with the braids and England colored attire.. That British Bulldog was excellent! The British Bulldog in Blue Jeans that had the buzz cut didn't feel right and didn't look right..
But Steiner was amazing in TNA the first time around...... his most recent run however.....
Hell, i always loved ol' Tuh-tanker!
To quote Dana White: "Cocaine isn't cheap"
for the record the Bulldog/Bret Hart match at Summer Slam 1992 was the last match, but not the main event, it was Savage and Warrior that was main event (and no it wasn't a "double" main event either like WM8 was)
watching this feels bad and makes you sad even if you don't know much about wwe
6:26 that whole segment is funny 🤣 asl "Holler if you hear me 🙉👂" R.I.P Test
Wtf was Animal gonna teach anyone? Don’t sell? Don’t bump? Work stiff?
In addition to the international stage, the tag-team aspect and the pay packet, the fact that the Undertaker was involved would likely have been a big reason why Michaels came back for one more match.
I obviously don't know but I would guess having a 7 figure check offered for one match would be pretty hard to say no to.
Steiner going to WWE wasn’t really a “comeback.” He didn’t take a lot of time between WWE and WCW. He was a victim of injuries and poor booking
Bulldog is one of the most famous wrestlers of all time. Even non-wrestling fans seem to know who he was.
Dont forget kamala in ruthless aggression era
Our vice president wrestled?
@@bend.monetized1596 yes, diva search 2005 or something
@@RiccardoB3916 ewww
seeing the road warrior hawk wrestle with anyone next to him in paint and shoulder pads works for me. I love RW/LOD
I loved Scott Steiner’s run in WWE
Despite being my second favorite wrestler as a kid (#1 being Ultimate Warrior) Rowdy Roddy Piper was past his best when he was in WCW against nWo, never mind his WWE comeback years later
😔Savage. Loved his early works. But his later years were a tragedy......
Man it sad seeing how much times gone since wrestlers have passed
Epic fail on Tatanka. If that character came out today, the character would get immense coverage for stereotyping. At the time, he wasn't horrible in the ring and his pop at a rumble got him that comeback. His comeback wasn't bad. His character, in hindsight, one could say is.
To be fair, Scott steiner did really well in TNA after his WWE return.
The retirement of the natureboy was one of the most heartbrakeing days in Wrestling history i cryed my ass of in so much tears the not stay in Charakter moments from other wrestlers and so on specially takers brake of charakter shows how hard it wars giving the natureboy a fair respact at his final day and now thinking about it im crying again
"I'm just a sexy Kurt!" Hahaha 😂
"I'll make your ankle hurt."
Scott Steiner had a good run in TNA though so it all worked out.
Absolutely