I know this is one where there wasn't even a thought of injury and immediately you could laugh at it, but Titus tripping at Greatest Royal Rumble definitely deserves a mention, we got a hilarious moment but it's terrifying if you think about if he fell just slightly different and just fell full speed and hit the metal ring support head first
Because she's an absolute unit. I trained with her, back when she was just Amy, at Terry and Dory Funk Jr's school, back in the late 90's and early 2000's. She's tougher than a $2 steak, that girl. I've always admired her for that.
Say what you want about Kevin Nash's in ring ability but major respect to him for telling Big Show that the Jackknife Powerbomb spot wouldn't work and Big Show would get injured
Thought for sure that botched spanish fly by Austin Theory and Carmelo Hayes from earlier this year would be on here. No idea how they were both fine after that.
I wouldn't expect any heat on Drew, for the Madcap incident. I wouldn't expect any on Moss, either. The Alabama Slam is just one of those moves. Ask anyone who wrestled Hardcore Holly. I've taken that bump plenty of times, and it doesn't take much for ut to go wrong. I really don't like the move, and I'm not the only one.
The Giant and Nash jacknife wasn't Nashs fault. Hogan threw "hot water" on Paul and when he went to post and push himself up his hand slipped on Nashs pants.
Undertaker vs Goldberg at Supershowdown 2019 will always be the worst match I've ever seen. Also that match should've never happened. The fact that we got that instead of Sting vs Undertaker at Wrestlemania years later is unbelievable
I think it is insane that they don't consider these wrestlers employees, but contractors. Therefore, having to avoid offering them anything but a pay for service contract. They should have to pay for them to have health insurance, help them with retirement, lodging on the road, and so forth. While this company makes a billion, these wrestlers are screwed if they get hurt.
Why do 99% of people who mention / cover the Undertaker vs. Goldberg match fail to mention 'Taker almost breaking Bill's neck on a botched Tombstone piledriver?
@@SkunkApe407 Go watch the match again. Tombstone is at 3hrs 42mins into the show. Jackhammer is around 2mins later. If anything, the double-whammy of the ringpost and the shoot Tombstone rocked Goldberg.
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God, that Lita bump is genuinely wince-inducing to watch. The fact she was unharmed is downright miraculous.
For sure
It's still a damn shame how Shinsuke's push got squandered by a mistake even though Cena vouched for Shinsuke
might as well re-name this video "10 times a wrestler somehow DIDN'T break their freaking neck"
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It's damn true
Goldberg could have his own list
@@BryRobinson you look emotional mate
@@BryRobinson Goldberg literally has injured people. he broke Glacier's leg in WCW
DFTLewis is an odd way to spell Bret Hart XD
Lmao 😂
MadCap moss landing on his head will always live rent free in my mind
Same
And Lesnar's Shooting Star
I know this is one where there wasn't even a thought of injury and immediately you could laugh at it, but Titus tripping at Greatest Royal Rumble definitely deserves a mention, we got a hilarious moment but it's terrifying if you think about if he fell just slightly different and just fell full speed and hit the metal ring support head first
Yeah, that would've been a really nasty look (even though that was only shown on replay at first)
Lita getting injured from a simple move after almost snapping her spine but feeling fine a month earlier is etched in my brain. How is she alive?
Because she's an absolute unit. I trained with her, back when she was just Amy, at Terry and Dory Funk Jr's school, back in the late 90's and early 2000's. She's tougher than a $2 steak, that girl. I've always admired her for that.
Damn I didn't even know she had that injury
Say what you want about Kevin Nash's in ring ability but major respect to him for telling Big Show that the Jackknife Powerbomb spot wouldn't work and Big Show would get injured
If Brock hit the shooting star press that would’ve been the best mania moment of all time
Moss and Cena were the first two that came to mind. That neither of them were hurt was a miracle.
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Same with Lesnar's Shooting Star
Cesaro and sheamus' final match of 7
Benoit on "could have been worse" List.
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Thought for sure that botched spanish fly by Austin Theory and Carmelo Hayes from earlier this year would be on here. No idea how they were both fine after that.
I woildve thought Cesaro's suicide dive on Sheamus woild be on here.
Cena vs shinsuke only being on that random smackdown and not being a mania moment that happened wont ever sit right with me
Sabu watching at 3:44 “oh how the turn tables”
THAT Thumbnail for this video, i saw that match...I will NEVER forget seeing that
3:50 and rugburn.
I actually liked the A-Train gimmick, it was an idea I had a couple years ago
I’ll be waiting patiently on Professional Wrestling Timeline Years 1980s-2000s
Well you had to mention Roddy boy so....ADAAAAAAAAAAAM!!!! ADAAAAAAAAAAAAAAM!!!!
I’ll be waiting patiently on Every 1994 WCW PPV Ranked From WORST to BEST
Thanks 🎉
Undertaker vs Shawn Michaels
Why would Moss have to apologize?? He was the one who almost got seriously injured.
I wouldn't expect any heat on Drew, for the Madcap incident. I wouldn't expect any on Moss, either. The Alabama Slam is just one of those moves. Ask anyone who wrestled Hardcore Holly. I've taken that bump plenty of times, and it doesn't take much for ut to go wrong. I really don't like the move, and I'm not the only one.
I was live for the cena Botch. I had to play it off because my kids were with me, but i was very concerned for cena
Das Chris Benoit ding ist, leider,noch schlimmer ausgegangen als aussah.
Yeah 😢
11:17 YOOOOO. My hometown got named dropped
I was at the Cena Nak match. I remember thinking his neck was broken
The Giant and Nash jacknife wasn't Nashs fault. Hogan threw "hot water" on Paul and when he went to post and push himself up his hand slipped on Nashs pants.
Dream match, Goldberg vs Stone cold. Dream match, Sting vs Undertaker. Goldberg vs Undertaker......sure, I guess.....more nightmare
I don't know how I feel about the fact that I watched all of these live... lol
Undertaker vs Goldberg at Supershowdown 2019 will always be the worst match I've ever seen. Also that match should've never happened. The fact that we got that instead of Sting vs Undertaker at Wrestlemania years later is unbelievable
I'm glad that the Roderick Strong botch didn't have Rick Knox as the referee.
I think it is insane that they don't consider these wrestlers employees, but contractors. Therefore, having to avoid offering them anything but a pay for service contract. They should have to pay for them to have health insurance, help them with retirement, lodging on the road, and so forth. While this company makes a billion, these wrestlers are screwed if they get hurt.
Mable.
Why do 99% of people who mention / cover the Undertaker vs. Goldberg match fail to mention 'Taker almost breaking Bill's neck on a botched Tombstone piledriver?
Because that only happened AFTER Bill gave Mark a concussion. It was Bill's insistence on headbutting doors that triggered all of it.
@SkunkApe407 The tombstone was well before the messed up Jackhammer. Undertaker hadn't taken any real offense at that point.
@@TheThird1977 um, no?
@@SkunkApe407 Go watch the match again.
Tombstone is at 3hrs 42mins into the show. Jackhammer is around 2mins later.
If anything, the double-whammy of the ringpost and the shoot Tombstone rocked Goldberg.
Um, well, y',know the botches happened because, the the, matches didn't happen at the Tokyo dome.