* Smiles while staring off into the distance like a dad who just mowed his lawn in a pair of brand new New Balance white sneakers* The 2000's baby..... You just.... had to be there hahaha.
The most SACRED rule of wrestling is never to hurt your opponent. That's why trust is such a massive part of professional wrestling. To teach newbies that lesson, they need to learn it via blood, sweat and tears.
Ok I'll be honest, I think one of the scariest things that I'm glad I'll never have to live through is hitting the undertaker a little too hard and then after a match he comes over to you and says in the softest of voices "don't worry, your receipt is coming." Not only would I shit myself right there and then but every second spent with the undertaker in the ring would be some of the most anxiety inducing moments of anyone's life.
Undertaker is smart. He knows that he can inflict a lot more by being patient and not even have to deliver that hard a hit at the end. By the end of it, you're relieved to take a hit. Wrestling is full of tough guys who take take a hit to the jaw, that's barely punishment. But when he makes them afraid or anxious for a while, that sinks it in.
Mark Calaway has older brothers. One brother, Mike, worked at the largest auto dealership in Grand Forks, ND, and would stop for a 6-pack of beer some evenings at the Rite Spot liquor store. I worked there at night and knew him as a customer. Mike is not a small man…but he is nothing like the Goliath his little brother is. Mike was always a nice, quiet man, and gave off no pretense whatsoever about his famous sibling. For many months, I had no idea of the relation, until the store owner randomly brought it up one day. The next time I saw Mike I looked at his eyes and face as he approached the counter and it all hit me like a chairshot receipt. This unassuming, middle-aged man who looked nothing like The Undertaker…looked exactly like The Goddamn Undertaker!! This quiet, nice man had the stone face and eyes of a man who could deliver a few receipts of his own, if provoked. As a wrestling fan, it was pretty damn surreal. I just acted like I had no idea who his brother was. It felt like the right way to play it.
Also, it's sort of a threat. To make other wrestler a little bit more careful for a long period of time, because he'll never know what can happen to him.
The Rikishi one is so ridiculous. Its his own fault for turning the wrong direction. They blamed the guy for holding him. Then had the rest of the fam threaten and intimidate backstage despite them being wrong. Talk about tribal mentality.
Despite giving out so many receipts Undertaker was notorious for having a great sense of humor at times. More than one wrestler has related a story where they get Taker in the corner accidentally stiff him with a punch and Takers would say under his breath “Damn son, do I owe you money or something “
I totally get his mentality. The receipts are not only a way to correct bad form (Taker is notorious for wanting to teach people how to properly work) but it's also a way to keep things light and fair. You know when you pick up a foreign object, you could seriously harm someone, and knowing that you could have that receipt coming makes it even more serious for the wrestler using the prop.
With the dead man's tendency for no-selling, I'm surprised more people didn't shoot on him. That being said, the undertaker is a professional. His main concern is putting on a good show. Thats why I respect him. And when he does dish out some pain, it's not career ending.
Taker’s ‘receipt’ chair shot to Orton in their HIAC match wasn’t actually that stiff. He just let Orton spend the match thinking a proper receipt was incoming but ultimately delivered a very safe shot when the spot came. Psychological suffering can be far worse than physical and all that.
@@TakersSoulGirl22 yeah I feel like he was a true pro and would just tell the guys there receipt was coming. Then if ever accidentally went too hard one day, they would just think that was their receipt. Lol.
How did New Jack stay in the wrestling world for so long? He was legitimately trying to murder other wrestlers most of the time. Who in their right mind would want to work with someone like that??
There are a few reasons. 1, It was the 90s. 2, he cried Rodney King any time anyone even questioned him. 3, he was a Draw for an organization desperate for money.
Newjack would’ve been a big time guy if he hadn’t been such a psychopath. He was “allowed” to wrestle because tiny wrestling promotions would take someone like him. He was 10x the draw of any of their other wrestlers.
I don't understand how New Jack was allowed to keep wrestling for promotions. The man was an absolute psycho. He should've gotten life in prison after the Mass Transit incident.
New Jack was not a victim in his story nor was he in anyway entitled to act that way, as you seem to imply at the beginning of his story. In my opinion, the guy was a psychopath and should’ve been kept far away from any kind of employment, where he is in the public, because as is evident in the clip, as well as in the longer interview from Darkside of the ring that that is from, his reactions were always unwarranted and often homicidal.
So you think it was cool for the guy to get all the way up there to only pull back last second causing New Jack to have cerebral fluid dripping out of his face and go blind in one eye? Would you feel the same if he fuckin died? There is objectively no argument that what dude did almost literally killed New Jack. Context is IRRELEVANT in the sense that yes New Jack has done fucked up shit loads of times but what was done to him in that specific moment was not his fault and he did do anything to that man that caused him to get inches away from killing Jack. New Jack being a dirt bag and not deserving that are NOT MUTUALLY EXCLUSIVE
@@6tiple6ix6afia New Jack was wrong. Always. Every interview I’ve had the misfortune to watch has proven he has no business being in a ring with ANYONE. His perception of how someone else has allegedly hurt him or disrespected him is never proven nor would it be worthy of the type of reaction he has to it. His entire thought process was a series of synaptic misfires that made zero sense and his perspective was fucked up, to say the least. I’m not the only on here who feels that way and I would urge you to take your comment to them as I am 100% set on my dislike for New Jack.
@@aysadayour a meat rider bad and you obviously dnt understand that literally his life was a risk when Vic’s big scary ass fell on him.He had no business trying to be cool agreeing to do something his big ass wasn’t going to do
Stevie Richards has stated in numerous interviews that it wasn't a receipt. He's also said that JBL told him to make it believable and lay it in. He laid it in too hard and he was legitimately worried that he may have injured JBL(who by the way told him after not to dispute with people that it was a receipt which is why the rumor went so far)
@@sabotagethefool In the interview I saw Stevie said Blue wasn't exactly sad but he didn't say he was happy. In other words he was eluding to Blue being happy
@@johnjly5295 He had to be happy, many people said JBL was a bully, clearly even when he was Bradshaw too he was very violently minded. Unfortunately he got in tight with the high ups and no one in WWE bothered to humble him.
Have you seen his interviews with Jim Cornette? You might feel differently, and imagine if everyone you worked with were treating you like shit because the color of your skin, I’d want to hurt some people too
When he was really green, in AWA I believe, he got stiff with Bruiser Brody and tried to call the match. Brody didn't take too kindly to this and simply had his way with him. Needless to say he learned from the best. lol
What I love about the Great Antonio/Antonio Inoki incident is that 16 years earlier, Great Antonio was booked in a match with the legend Rikidozan. Great Antonio did exactly the same to Rikidozan as he did to Inoki, and Rikidozan reacted in pretty much the same way as Inoki did. Literally the same thing happened to teacher and student, and both teacher and student reacted the same
Taker is old school and one of the most respected wrestlers of all time. He is tough but fair. My favorite of all time. I remember when he first started lol.
He might not have even needed a heart transplant. If he had been diagnosed before he died simply retiring from wrestling and receiving treatment and medication or surgical repair could have extended his life by 20 years or more .. most heart conditions can be managed without needing a transplant.
13:13 cracks me up. Seeing Bubba and JBL laugh about beating the living shit out of each other shows just how dedicated to the craft they are. JBL gets smashed with a 2x4 so hard he loses feeling in his extremities, Acolytes return the favor by denting 55 gallon drums over the Dudley's, then they shake hands, then years later they laugh their asses of about it. God damn I love wrestling. 🤘
As Bubba and D'Von recount the story. They came into WWE and were booked with the Acolytes, knowing full well that Ron and John were going to be stiff because of what happened with the Public Enemy. The plan was 2x4s but as Bubba says, "To hit someone with a 2x4, make it look good and not hurt them is very hard to do because it's such an awkward thing." so they went to Ron Simmons and asked him, "Hey Mr. Simmons, you know instead of 2x4's we were thinking..." and Ron just cut them off and said, "You do know how to work a 2x4 don't you?" they just said, "Yes sir Mr. Simmons" and walked away. Bubba pulled D'von aside and said, "We're not working shit. Hit them as hard as you can and we'll deal with it later" because he knew they were gonna beat the shit out of them. Right after this, they got up, went back to the locker room, shook hands and said thank you and everything was cool.
@@karjy75 given that theres video proof of mccullough holding him too long plus literally everyone backstage said muccullough was the one at fault, its safe to say it wasnt all on rikishi......unless you have any proof?? thought not
This is how much Haku is feared: Rikishi moves the wrong way, it’s Haku’s kick that gets him in the face, but he beats up the other guy ‘cause he knows he can’t stiff Haku or Rikishi will just die 😂😂😂
the kofi vs orton one is probably the most famous case of orton's horrific anger management ruining a very minimal thing. orton wanted to use the punt but kofi forgot whether it was the rko finish or the punt finish so set himself up for the rko instead, and as such orton dumpstered kofi's career up to that point. one of the dumbest moments in wrestling history
Iirc, at that time, Orton Punt Kick is heavily protected where no wreslte can come back wrestling in a few weeks after receiving it. The plan is for Kofi to receive Punt Kick only to back wrestling in a week or two, showing how strong he is. Thus, Kofi's mistake actually changes the intended storyline
@@JustinCarbaugh Shawn single-handedly ruined Vader's WWF run. Vader was basically set to become champion, and have a monster run with the belt. But instead, HBK didn't like that he was stiff, so he cried to Vince, and next thing you know, Vader starts getting booked like a joke. Disgraceful.
The Vader/Michaels story really got to me and just shows the horrible and painful effects of bullying. Vader from those interview clips seems like a genuinely decent human being. But even a 400+ lb behemoth of a man who is so tough that he literally finished a match with his eyeball sticking out wasn’t immune to emotional abuse and was left crying from the toxic bullying of Michaels that was further condoned by WWE leadership. It’s sad that his career pretty much got derailed by one petty individual. No wonder Michaels found God. I found this one quote from Jim Cornette that pretty sums it up about Michaels: “And if you found God, that’s generally because I’ve noticed, people in this business that find God do so when everybody else hates them so bad they won’t speak to ’em.” RIP Vader.
This is the main reason Cornette hates HBK so much. He's told the story before how much that interaction hurt Vader and Cornette never forgave HBK for it.
you know, I like to think there's an alternate timeline somewhere where after that kick to head Vader gets up and spends like 10 minutes just beating the breaks off of HBK
Yes but, Vader went from that to his very best run of his Career in Japan. Barn burner matches every one of them, until he won the Triple Crown. Amazing amazing run. Vader was built for Japan's hard style. Saved his faith in the business.
The dude dropping charges so New Jack would go on to work with him... just to have New Jack just ditch him is actually hilarious 😂. What an awful human being through and through
from deftrascal1626 on Decisive Tang Victory meme: "i’m fully convinced at this point that comedy was invented because without it there wouldn’t be any possible way to cope with how fucking cruel the world is."
@@JustinCarbaughno need to be a lil racist B homie yes new Jack was a total piece of 💩 but so are you for even saying anybody deserves to be called a racial name 💯🤡
The thing with Nia was she had injured a few women already by this incident and supposedly laughed it off because she was being protected by the Rock who we all know is her cousin. Charlotte was the women's locker room leader and dealt with it in the ring since Jaxx wouldn't even talk to her back stage. Jaxx injured Kairi once being unsafe, when Kairi came back she was given a welcome back concussion by none other than Jaxx which helped make her decision to leave the WWE even easier since Nia was so protected and couldn't be touched.
The fact the Nasty Boys and Hall/Nash were beating the shit out of each other in a tag team 3 way match that also involved Ming, and they were all smart enough to make sure they were still nice to Ming, says a lot.
Yea idk how the maker of this can really call it a receipt that new jack tried to kill and admitted he tried to kill Grimes. Especially when Grimes told Jack he wasn't comfortable doing the spot when it came time. It ain't like audibles aren't called in a match ever. They could've called one then but Jack pulled Vic down on his fuckin dumbass self
New Jack said he was trying to throw Grimes from the scaffolding to the floor. But in another interview I watched he said he was actually aiming to throw him into the ring post. I actually believe that because of how close he came to the ring post.
Imagine someone accidentally stiffing you, someone who's usually very respectful and you set out to the hurt them just because. Except you're doing it on purpose. Kinda weak really.
Exactly! I mean it's one thing if someone has a reputation for being an unsafe worker or does it on purpose for whatever reasons, but when it happens accidentally with no ill intent whatsoever and you still want to give them a receipt, I find the whole thing somewhat petty and vengeful.
Idk. Listen to brisco and Bradshaw podcast where they interview Stan. Seems like he pretty much admits the near sighted thing was a myth. He just knocked the snot out of people by my understanding because that's what the fans wanted to see and that's what made him money.
I will defend Vader in the Shawn Michaels match Vader was not used to going that fast and Shawn was know for being hard to work with in the back and making guys look bad in the ring and vince feed into it.
HBK flat out didn't want to work with Vader, and refused to put him over. Then he buried him, and killed his monster push, all because Vader was "snug". Poor Baby Shawn.
To JBL's credit, he knew that receipt was coming and it was well deserved, Stood in there and took it like he should have. Best WWE receipt of all time imo
Farooq was the one that got kicked in the liver and had to get surgery. When he came back, he beat the shit out of Ahmed and basically sent him to WCW.
On the Broken Skull Sessions with Stone Cold and Kurt Angle, he explained the event a little better that Eddie’s heart wasn’t good. No one knew, not even Eddie himself knew why he could get up to speed as he should in the ring. After that match he was pissed off and took it out on Kurt thinking he was stiffing him, pushed him three times, and tried to double hook Kurt. Same scuffle Kurt got the little man’s syndrome when Big Show grabbed him by the back of his tights with one arm to separate both Eddie and Kurt. Kurt says “Don’t you ever grab me by my tights again!” Then they went fighting again a second time with Big Show breaking it up a second time! 🤣 Sad part is that if Eddie saw the symptoms before hand of his heart giving out during the matches when we saw the moments in matches of him having that far away look early in matches he could’ve lasted several more years with a heart transplant.
If Smackdown was The Rock's show then WWE Metal was definitely the Perry Saturn Show. That match where he freaked out for no reason is the ONLY reason anyone remembers that show
I almost hurt myself trying to angle my arm back the way Kurts was in that hold and my shoulder and forearm started to sting so i cant imagine the pain
Nope. The Ahmed one isn’t all the way true. Farooq got his ribs broken by Ahmed prior to their match. That’s how it started. Ahmed claiming that spine buster was the receipt, isn’t true. That kick to his ribs was. If you watch the first kick Ahmed does to him, it’s brutal. You can see why homeboy kicked him in the kidneys.
I'll never be complicit with "revenge" but Ahmed was notoriously an asshole and had a reputation for being dangerous to work with. He tried to pick a fight backstage with HHH, he tried to pill Mark Henry when they were out to dinner, there isn't a wrestler alive that worked with him that has anything good to say about him. As Mark Henry recounts it on Stone Cold's podcast, which if you haven't listened to you should, just search Mark Henry Ron Simmons; Ahmed kicked Ron Simmons and lacerated his liver shelving him for 9 months. After 9 months when Ron came back the card was Ron Simmons v Ahmed Johnson, he beat Ahmed so bad he ran him out of the business. Ahmed was crazy over due to his physique and intensity but he was carried by his opponents and wasn't a good enough wrestler to go to WCW, so he ended up leaving the business entirely
Rikishi deserved major receipts of his own for that. HE is the one that messed up the choreography and got himself kicked in the face. No one was being stiff with him. Even if they were he handed out about 10 receipts there.
Fun fact, stevie richards has come out in recent years debunking the revenge theory surrounding his chair shot to Bradshaw. As the story goes Bradshaw told richards to swing the chair hard. Following this he was confronted by the Deadman who wanted to clear up any possible locker room drama. Richards then informed taker of what had gone down and insured that nothing of taht nature had taken pkace taht night. Ironically, after this Richards was told by Bradshaw that he should do local press claiming that he did it on purpose which gained him heat with the undertaker. After the appearances he was onve again confronted by taker who was only convinced that Richards hadn't done anything in spite of his comments when both Stevie and JBL informed taker of the gull story. Im sorry to anyone who loves this story of heightened drama, but unfortunately its just one of those tall tales in wrestling.
I dunno, if I was Perry and Gamble said 'hey, this is my hometown and I got friends and family in the crowd, can I get in some more offense', I'd be all for it. Apparently, though, Gamble didn't actually tell Saturn?
Either vader wasn't giving shamrock a reciept, or shamrock suddenly became a expert seller for just that one shot, despite being shit at selling anything else
Just imagine the fear a young randy Orton had in this moment 0:55 😂 even without taker saying I’m gonna get you back. The fear before being said anything at all had to have been intense.
The Brock one on Braun is one of my favourite haha. I have always respected but been confused by receipts as well its Wrestling and mistakes happen but by damn they make amazing shoot interviews years down the road haha.
Dudley’s and APA: **attempt to kill each other**
Them after: 👍🫡🤝
How it should be
* Smiles while staring off into the distance like a dad who just mowed his lawn in a pair of brand new New Balance white sneakers*
The 2000's baby.....
You just.... had to be there hahaha.
I guess the Dudleys earned the APA’s respect for toughing it out
The most SACRED rule of wrestling is never to hurt your opponent. That's why trust is such a massive part of professional wrestling.
To teach newbies that lesson, they need to learn it via blood, sweat and tears.
Ok I'll be honest, I think one of the scariest things that I'm glad I'll never have to live through is hitting the undertaker a little too hard and then after a match he comes over to you and says in the softest of voices "don't worry, your receipt is coming." Not only would I shit myself right there and then but every second spent with the undertaker in the ring would be some of the most anxiety inducing moments of anyone's life.
Undertaker is smart. He knows that he can inflict a lot more by being patient and not even have to deliver that hard a hit at the end. By the end of it, you're relieved to take a hit. Wrestling is full of tough guys who take take a hit to the jaw, that's barely punishment. But when he makes them afraid or anxious for a while, that sinks it in.
Taker knew the mind games, and knew that waiting would be the best way. And it usually worked.
Yeah, it's all a mind game
Mark Calaway has older brothers. One brother, Mike, worked at the largest auto dealership in Grand Forks, ND, and would stop for a 6-pack of beer some evenings at the Rite Spot liquor store. I worked there at night and knew him as a customer. Mike is not a small man…but he is nothing like the Goliath his little brother is. Mike was always a nice, quiet man, and gave off no pretense whatsoever about his famous sibling. For many months, I had no idea of the relation, until the store owner randomly brought it up one day. The next time I saw Mike I looked at his eyes and face as he approached the counter and it all hit me like a chairshot receipt. This unassuming, middle-aged man who looked nothing like The Undertaker…looked exactly like The Goddamn Undertaker!! This quiet, nice man had the stone face and eyes of a man who could deliver a few receipts of his own, if provoked. As a wrestling fan, it was pretty damn surreal. I just acted like I had no idea who his brother was. It felt like the right way to play it.
Also, it's sort of a threat. To make other wrestler a little bit more careful for a long period of time, because he'll never know what can happen to him.
The Rikishi one is so ridiculous. Its his own fault for turning the wrong direction. They blamed the guy for holding him. Then had the rest of the fam threaten and intimidate backstage despite them being wrong. Talk about tribal mentality.
Same with the Titus stuff bro got mad cause he fucked up an easy spot going over the rope
Rikishi is just a massive piece of shit to a lot of otherwrestler for no reason, look around enough and you'll see what I'm talking about.
Ikr, glad that fatass got fired a couple years later, beating up a guy for your mistake is not only stupid but at that point it’s just a crime.
The only thing I can think of is if he said to move your head in the wrong direction but it doesn't excuse anything
Well there was no way he was going to take it out on Haku, that's for damn sure
Despite giving out so many receipts Undertaker was notorious for having a great sense of humor at times. More than one wrestler has related a story where they get Taker in the corner accidentally stiff him with a punch and Takers would say under his breath “Damn son, do I owe you money or something “
I totally get his mentality. The receipts are not only a way to correct bad form (Taker is notorious for wanting to teach people how to properly work) but it's also a way to keep things light and fair. You know when you pick up a foreign object, you could seriously harm someone, and knowing that you could have that receipt coming makes it even more serious for the wrestler using the prop.
Not to be cheesy but I kind of love how all of us can Bond over wrestling
With the dead man's tendency for no-selling, I'm surprised more people didn't shoot on him. That being said, the undertaker is a professional. His main concern is putting on a good show. Thats why I respect him. And when he does dish out some pain, it's not career ending.
If Haku accidentally kicked me in the face, I'd apologize to him for being in the way.
"I'm so sorry i got in the way of you foot sir"
And thank him after I regained consciousness
Lol you ain’t lying… followed with “definitely won’t be happening again” lol
The only reason Thanos managed The Snap is because Haku isn't in the MCU.
Me Too Once I Regained Consciousness. Road Warrior Animal said Haku had One of The Most Brutal Kicks He had Ever Seen.
How on earth did rikishi get mad at anyone else rather than himself 🤡
'Cause he's a bad man and he did it for The Rock
He's just an arrogant a$$hole . Always been .
I mean Haku was the one who kicked him in the face. But no-one is gonna start a fight was Haku.
Because he didn't want smoke with Haku. It was clearly his own fault...but hey, Haku.
(coward move)
exactly ... his ass went the wrong way ... not the other guys fault
Taker’s ‘receipt’ chair shot to Orton in their HIAC match wasn’t actually that stiff. He just let Orton spend the match thinking a proper receipt was incoming but ultimately delivered a very safe shot when the spot came. Psychological suffering can be far worse than physical and all that.
Interesting thought! When I watched it, it looked really safe to me too and I wondered but sometimes it’s of course hard to tell exactly.
Taker has always been known more for the psychological stuff. Although, he can get physical too apparently lol
@@TakersSoulGirl22 yeah I feel like he was a true pro and would just tell the guys there receipt was coming. Then if ever accidentally went too hard one day, they would just think that was their receipt. Lol.
Yes, you can tell the way Randy Orton sold it that is was not the stiffest I have seen.
It was 3 weeks of psychological suffering 😂
How did New Jack stay in the wrestling world for so long? He was legitimately trying to murder other wrestlers most of the time. Who in their right mind would want to work with someone like that??
Because he was a Harambe and would have cried racism
Outlaw mudshow bullshit.
Stop race baiting here @@HARAMBEAKAGEORGEFLOYD
He’s in hell now. It’s okay
There are a few reasons. 1, It was the 90s. 2, he cried Rodney King any time anyone even questioned him. 3, he was a Draw for an organization desperate for money.
Undertaker was passing out receipts like a cash register in the 70s...😂😂😂😂
He was born in 65. It was definitely the 80's & 90's your thinkingof.
He's definitely....wait for it....old school.
@@EggEarl You don't remember Bell-Bottom -Polyester pimp smack Undertaker!?!?!?
Undertaker didn’t debut until 1990 homie
Could you imagine hearing those word rofl! you know how nice the man truly is lol. this is why we love him
I notice Rikishi didn't lose his cool with Haku, the guy who actually kicked him lol
Neither would I
nobody wanted to mess with haku, even Scott Steiner didn't wanna get into with haku
When Haku gets a piece of you, he gets a piece of you. Literally
Haku would've killed him lol
They're family.
New Jack literally admitted to attempted murder. How he’s not in jail is beyond me
He is dead lol even better
He’s dead.
He's literally underground. I'd say that's worse.
@@vondutchburg13that's a pleasure to know
@@TheUnusedCrayon being d**d is literally painless bruh, go listen to stories of life in jail/prison and then compare
That Vader vs Stan Hansen fight was insane. Vader was an absolute tank.
stan hanson beat the piss out of vader. he's the tank. vaders the road
They both were tanks
Ya but also such a teddy bear irl
@@kennethgriffin7921Vader is a known bully
The fact Newjack was allowed to keep wrestling despite his extreme aggression is appalling.
Times have changed I remember people thinking differently about it for years
Ain’t it?
For real. He had at least 4 or 5 incidents that each on their own should have been enough for him to be banned, blackballed and/or put in prison.
Newjack would’ve been a big time guy if he hadn’t been such a psychopath. He was “allowed” to wrestle because tiny wrestling promotions would take someone like him. He was 10x the draw of any of their other wrestlers.
@@Winckypoo Yeah but he was kinda shit in the ring…
I don't understand how New Jack was allowed to keep wrestling for promotions. The man was an absolute psycho. He should've gotten life in prison after the Mass Transit incident.
New Jack was not a victim in his story nor was he in anyway entitled to act that way, as you seem to imply at the beginning of his story. In my opinion, the guy was a psychopath and should’ve been kept far away from any kind of employment, where he is in the public, because as is evident in the clip, as well as in the longer interview from Darkside of the ring that that is from, his reactions were always unwarranted and often homicidal.
So you think it was cool for the guy to get all the way up there to only pull back last second causing New Jack to have cerebral fluid dripping out of his face and go blind in one eye? Would you feel the same if he fuckin died? There is objectively no argument that what dude did almost literally killed New Jack. Context is IRRELEVANT in the sense that yes New Jack has done fucked up shit loads of times but what was done to him in that specific moment was not his fault and he did do anything to that man that caused him to get inches away from killing Jack. New Jack being a dirt bag and not deserving that are NOT MUTUALLY EXCLUSIVE
@@6tiple6ix6afia New Jack was wrong. Always. Every interview I’ve had the misfortune to watch has proven he has no business being in a ring with ANYONE. His perception of how someone else has allegedly hurt him or disrespected him is never proven nor would it be worthy of the type of reaction he has to it. His entire thought process was a series of synaptic misfires that made zero sense and his perspective was fucked up, to say the least. I’m not the only on here who feels that way and I would urge you to take your comment to them as I am 100% set on my dislike for New Jack.
@@aysadayour a meat rider bad and you obviously dnt understand that literally his life was a risk when Vic’s big scary ass fell on him.He had no business trying to be cool agreeing to do something his big ass wasn’t going to do
@@6tiple6ix6afiaNew Jack has a wonderful perspective all his own.
@@6tiple6ix6afiaConsidering he lied to get off of charges yes I think it's hilarious he got dropped on his head, probably not a new thing for him.
Stevie Richards has stated in numerous interviews that it wasn't a receipt. He's also said that JBL told him to make it believable and lay it in. He laid it in too hard and he was legitimately worried that he may have injured JBL(who by the way told him after not to dispute with people that it was a receipt which is why the rumor went so far)
I came here to say this, it was 100% not a receipt, and JBL’s “fault” it was as stiff as it was. He was completely owed a receipt though.
@@sabotagethefool even though he was owed it was absolutely unintentional as Stevie prides himself in being safe.
@@johnjly5295 Yeah I’ve seen a few of his videos and he seems a really cool dude. Bet Blue was very happy seeing the chair shot all the same lol.
@@sabotagethefool In the interview I saw Stevie said Blue wasn't exactly sad but he didn't say he was happy. In other words he was eluding to Blue being happy
@@johnjly5295 He had to be happy, many people said JBL was a bully, clearly even when he was Bradshaw too he was very violently minded. Unfortunately he got in tight with the high ups and no one in WWE bothered to humble him.
The undertaker giving back the receipt was more terrifying considering his character.
I never get tired of watching how fast The New Day hits the ring when Brett got tackled. They were out for blood.
New jack was a unsafe hothead.
"Unsafe" is literally an understatement. He was a criminal. Glad he's taking a dirt nap.
Have you seen his interviews with Jim Cornette? You might feel differently, and imagine if everyone you worked with were treating you like shit because the color of your skin, I’d want to hurt some people too
@@Cloudy_Joneslol New Jack was a scumbag.
You'll get a receipt with a pocket knife. lol
lol guaranteed this comment was posted before the stabbing segment came up
"I'm not a bully! In fact, I'll show how I'm not a bully by physically assaulting you when you trust me with your body!" - JBL Logic
Love how several of these are from the Undertaker, but none of them are _on_ him. Man doesn't make these kinds of mistakes!
When he was really green, in AWA I believe, he got stiff with Bruiser Brody and tried to call the match. Brody didn't take too kindly to this and simply had his way with him. Needless to say he learned from the best. lol
@@sargeantsaxophone9396 I think he talked about that on Mike Tyson's podcast
@@sargeantsaxophone9396 I remember Lex Luger trying that shit with Bruiser Brody too. It didn't go well for him.
The tombstone on Koko was kinda stiff too but Koko didn't wanted no piece of the Deadman lol
I love how Jericho's "receipts" hurt but are mostly harmless compared to other wrestlers' receipts that are just concussion-makers. Jericho's the GOAT
Correct
You get a concussion, you give a concussion. Nothing less.
you mean kicking someone full-force with a flying headkick is not "concussion-maker" ?
Jericho is experiencing a LIFE receipt! And it's WAY PAST time.
Jericho literally asked for another and got what he wanted and gave a receipt
What I love about the Great Antonio/Antonio Inoki incident is that 16 years earlier, Great Antonio was booked in a match with the legend Rikidozan. Great Antonio did exactly the same to Rikidozan as he did to Inoki, and Rikidozan reacted in pretty much the same way as Inoki did. Literally the same thing happened to teacher and student, and both teacher and student reacted the same
Your gonna get a receipt from grass soon if you don't stfu
If undertaker is old school, Inoki was old testament. The one guy you don't want to be finding out when you ****ed around
Taker is old school and one of the most respected wrestlers of all time. He is tough but fair. My favorite of all time. I remember when he first started lol.
He might not have even needed a heart transplant. If he had been diagnosed before he died simply retiring from wrestling and receiving treatment and medication or surgical repair could have extended his life by 20 years or more .. most heart conditions can be managed without needing a transplant.
13:13 cracks me up. Seeing Bubba and JBL laugh about beating the living shit out of each other shows just how dedicated to the craft they are. JBL gets smashed with a 2x4 so hard he loses feeling in his extremities, Acolytes return the favor by denting 55 gallon drums over the Dudley's, then they shake hands, then years later they laugh their asses of about it.
God damn I love wrestling. 🤘
"That's some great/funny Ish, Pal !" - Vincent K. McMahon, Jr.
As Bubba and D'Von recount the story. They came into WWE and were booked with the Acolytes, knowing full well that Ron and John were going to be stiff because of what happened with the Public Enemy. The plan was 2x4s but as Bubba says, "To hit someone with a 2x4, make it look good and not hurt them is very hard to do because it's such an awkward thing." so they went to Ron Simmons and asked him, "Hey Mr. Simmons, you know instead of 2x4's we were thinking..." and Ron just cut them off and said, "You do know how to work a 2x4 don't you?" they just said, "Yes sir Mr. Simmons" and walked away.
Bubba pulled D'von aside and said, "We're not working shit. Hit them as hard as you can and we'll deal with it later" because he knew they were gonna beat the shit out of them. Right after this, they got up, went back to the locker room, shook hands and said thank you and everything was cool.
There is an important thing to remember that Bubba says...they were "Shoot" 55 Gallon Drums...so Aluminum Shells.
Kinda lost a tad bit of respect to Rikishi after hearing that
it wasnt Rikishis fault that Russ held him too long
@@Hugh.G.Rectionx was his fault that he turned the other way to make him react that way towards him. Rikishis actions are unjustified, regardless
@@karjy75 theyre 100% justified. if someones preventing you from moving and you get kicked because if if i dont blame rikishi for laying into him
@@Hugh.G.Rectionx bruh, he moved the wrong way. That's ALL on Rikishi.
@@karjy75 given that theres video proof of mccullough holding him too long plus literally everyone backstage said muccullough was the one at fault, its safe to say it wasnt all on rikishi......unless you have any proof?? thought not
This is how much Haku is feared: Rikishi moves the wrong way, it’s Haku’s kick that gets him in the face, but he beats up the other guy ‘cause he knows he can’t stiff Haku or Rikishi will just die 😂😂😂
Shamrock acting like he went down to “sell it” is the funniest part of this video
I know! I'm surprised Shamrock's head stayed on his body after that whack!
the kofi vs orton one is probably the most famous case of orton's horrific anger management ruining a very minimal thing. orton wanted to use the punt but kofi forgot whether it was the rko finish or the punt finish so set himself up for the rko instead, and as such orton dumpstered kofi's career up to that point. one of the dumbest moments in wrestling history
Iirc, at that time, Orton Punt Kick is heavily protected where no wreslte can come back wrestling in a few weeks after receiving it. The plan is for Kofi to receive Punt Kick only to back wrestling in a week or two, showing how strong he is.
Thus, Kofi's mistake actually changes the intended storyline
Steroids
shawn stomping vader in the head is craaaazzyyyy
Man Shawn ruining my admiration for him
@@JustinCarbaugh Shawn single-handedly ruined Vader's WWF run. Vader was basically set to become champion, and have a monster run with the belt. But instead, HBK didn't like that he was stiff, so he cried to Vince, and next thing you know, Vader starts getting booked like a joke. Disgraceful.
@Retrorevelations
Yea many of these "professional" wrestlers are just childish and gotta act like daddy's little favorites
i never see CENA on these lists.. tells you how much humble the guy is.
So you don’t see him huh
@@Chichimee😂damnit u beat me to it bastard
@@Chichimeedamn man,
The Vader/Michaels story really got to me and just shows the horrible and painful effects of bullying. Vader from those interview clips seems like a genuinely decent human being. But even a 400+ lb behemoth of a man who is so tough that he literally finished a match with his eyeball sticking out wasn’t immune to emotional abuse and was left crying from the toxic bullying of Michaels that was further condoned by WWE leadership. It’s sad that his career pretty much got derailed by one petty individual. No wonder Michaels found God. I found this one quote from Jim Cornette that pretty sums it up about Michaels:
“And if you found God, that’s generally because I’ve noticed, people in this business that find God do so when everybody else hates them so bad they won’t speak to ’em.”
RIP Vader.
This is the main reason Cornette hates HBK so much. He's told the story before how much that interaction hurt Vader and Cornette never forgave HBK for it.
We're all sinners, my friend. We all do shit we aren't proud of. HBK seems to genuinely regret how much of a dick he was.
@@filmgeekstudios4393 And? Free to get hate for his action. If someone murdered an innocent person and changed they're not free from their actions.
you know, I like to think there's an alternate timeline somewhere where after that kick to head Vader gets up and spends like 10 minutes just beating the breaks off of HBK
Yes but, Vader went from that to his very best run of his Career in Japan. Barn burner matches every one of them, until he won the Triple Crown. Amazing amazing run. Vader was built for Japan's hard style. Saved his faith in the business.
Oh man, I remember the Nia Jax vs Charlotte flair match. It was pretty bad.
Like every nia jax Match...
The dude dropping charges so New Jack would go on to work with him... just to have New Jack just ditch him is actually hilarious 😂. What an awful human being through and through
Rikishi's one was his own fault and because it was Haku, who delivered the kick, Rikishi took it out on the other guy. Dick move 'kish!
Seriously, his weight shows he's still just a big baby
It hurts thinking about how truly dark this industry that we love can be sometimes
from deftrascal1626 on Decisive Tang Victory meme:
"i’m fully convinced at this point that comedy was invented because without it there wouldn’t be any possible way to cope with how fucking cruel the world is."
It's trash
other than pos new jack and rikishi i dont see whats so bad about the rest
Jesus, New Jack was just a horrible person. Who even brings a knife to a match??
Seriously, New Jack deserved being called that N word, dude took it too far
@@JustinCarbaughno need to be a lil racist B homie yes new Jack was a total piece of 💩 but so are you for even saying anybody deserves to be called a racial name 💯🤡
I mean, there were always a lot of razor blades around. Y'know, for blading, getting the wrestlers to bleed mid-match.
@DeltaSith a razor is completely different from a full blown knife
The thing with Nia was she had injured a few women already by this incident and supposedly laughed it off because she was being protected by the Rock who we all know is her cousin. Charlotte was the women's locker room leader and dealt with it in the ring since Jaxx wouldn't even talk to her back stage. Jaxx injured Kairi once being unsafe, when Kairi came back she was given a welcome back concussion by none other than Jaxx which helped make her decision to leave the WWE even easier since Nia was so protected and couldn't be touched.
What did she handle because she got slapped up 😂
@@thegolden807 🤣🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂🤣🤣😂😂
The fact the Nasty Boys and Hall/Nash were beating the shit out of each other in a tag team 3 way match that also involved Ming, and they were all smart enough to make sure they were still nice to Ming, says a lot.
I love how Taker dominates the entire start of the video 😆😆😆😆
Booker and Stone Cold were buddies. That friggin Grocery Store scene was HILARIOUS....
Daniel Puder's royal rumble receipt for pissing off Angle was the most brutal one 🤣
I'm so incredibly glad New Jack is worm food.
New Jack is exactly where he needs to be
Yea idk how the maker of this can really call it a receipt that new jack tried to kill and admitted he tried to kill Grimes. Especially when Grimes told Jack he wasn't comfortable doing the spot when it came time. It ain't like audibles aren't called in a match ever. They could've called one then but Jack pulled Vic down on his fuckin dumbass self
Did he die?!
@@ChipFreeSpaceYup, heart attack in May 2021. Betty White outlived him.
Rest in piss
😂😂😂😂 New Jack, More like Ded Jack, dude took it too far
This makes me see Rikishi a bit different. He fucked up then attacked someone over it
If I remember correctly, Ahmed had put Simmons out of action with some dangerous work and Simmons gave the receipt when he returned.
New Jack said he was trying to throw Grimes from the scaffolding to the floor. But in another interview I watched he said he was actually aiming to throw him into the ring post.
I actually believe that because of how close he came to the ring post.
Either way he for sure attempted murder on that day 💀
Farooq breaks Ahmeds kidney.
Ahmed: Ima give him a spinebuster as a revenge, lol
Titus botching by falling over. That sounds familiar 😂
"I lost my temper and assaulted a coworker :("
"Your punishment is to have a romantic relationship with a mop"
I love pro wrestling
Its fucked up cause he was about to get a major push and it all went away.
Dash Wilder punching that dude right in his face was so sweet.
Imagine someone accidentally stiffing you, someone who's usually very respectful and you set out to the hurt them just because. Except you're doing it on purpose. Kinda weak really.
Exactly! I mean it's one thing if someone has a reputation for being an unsafe worker or does it on purpose for whatever reasons, but when it happens accidentally with no ill intent whatsoever and you still want to give them a receipt, I find the whole thing somewhat petty and vengeful.
Yeah. It's really weak and childish. Sign of a bad wrestler and emotionally weak person if anything.@@SD-ur2up
Seriously if it's an accident don't act like a baby and purposely hurt someone, that's childish
@@JustinCarbaugh Exactly. I lost a lot of respect for many of my childhood "heroes" when I learned about this stuff.
@@JustinCarbaughSoftie
Stan Hansen worked stiff because he’s near sighted & had trouble judging how close his opponent was. He’s nearly blind. True story
Idk. Listen to brisco and Bradshaw podcast where they interview Stan. Seems like he pretty much admits the near sighted thing was a myth. He just knocked the snot out of people by my understanding because that's what the fans wanted to see and that's what made him money.
Hbk knew he messed up and even said oops when he hit the undertaker with that chairshot 😂
I will defend Vader in the Shawn Michaels match Vader was not used to going that fast and Shawn was know for being hard to work with in the back and making guys look bad in the ring and vince feed into it.
Any fight Shawn was in during the 90s is probably his own fault.
HBK flat out didn't want to work with Vader, and refused to put him over. Then he buried him, and killed his monster push, all because Vader was "snug". Poor Baby Shawn.
Kevin did kinda slap roman really hard 😂😂😂
Yes and Roman got his receipt
Nia Jax? Being involved in a miscommunication, a fight, and being unprofessional? Colour me surprised!
she is with the samoan kliq so that why this untalented botch whale was with the wwe so long
The first 4 being Taker is golden 😂
potatoed by haku then beats up the other guy lol what a tough guy that rikishi
I swear I can hear Eddie shout "BECAUSE IM STOOPID EY!!!" After trying to double leg Kurt Angle, so funny
To JBL's credit, he knew that receipt was coming and it was well deserved, Stood in there and took it like he should have. Best WWE receipt of all time imo
Stevie Richards gave JBL the till!
It wasn't a receipt
@@scvmbag How's that?
@@Garrett1989fool because Stevie Richards said it wasn't
Farooq was the one that got kicked in the liver and had to get surgery. When he came back, he beat the shit out of Ahmed and basically sent him to WCW.
The lesnar/ strowman one is one of the craziest. Lesnar hit him so fking hard. Im suprised braun didnt go down
On the Broken Skull Sessions with Stone Cold and Kurt Angle, he explained the event a little better that Eddie’s heart wasn’t good. No one knew, not even Eddie himself knew why he could get up to speed as he should in the ring. After that match he was pissed off and took it out on Kurt thinking he was stiffing him, pushed him three times, and tried to double hook Kurt.
Same scuffle Kurt got the little man’s syndrome when Big Show grabbed him by the back of his tights with one arm to separate both Eddie and Kurt. Kurt says “Don’t you ever grab me by my tights again!”
Then they went fighting again a second time with Big Show breaking it up a second time! 🤣
Sad part is that if Eddie saw the symptoms before hand of his heart giving out during the matches when we saw the moments in matches of him having that far away look early in matches he could’ve lasted several more years with a heart transplant.
Imagine being the cop arresting new Jack and then watching “tribute to new jack” 😂
"JBL heard Blue Meanie say he was a bully, and in order to get back at him he decided to prove him right"
>gets kicked in the face by Haku/Meng
>beats up the other guy who did not throw the kick
Yeah, I would have done the same tbh
Imagine giving someone valuable to the company a potentially career ending concussion over a stiff shot.
If Smackdown was The Rock's show then WWE Metal was definitely the Perry Saturn Show.
That match where he freaked out for no reason is the ONLY reason anyone remembers that show
Randy done that shit to Taker and had the cheek to call Kofi Stupid😂😂😂
I remember Orton yelling Stupid over and over at Kofe. I assumed it was in the script.
Arn hitting Nash with a pipe for a promo looked criminal.
Bradshaw being the voice of reason is a really weird thing that apparently happened
Long form, quality content, no talking heads plus time stamps?!
Instant subscribe. Great channel 👏
Hardcore Holly and JBL are just bullies tbh.
chris the killer benoit also
@@addorsubtract650 Okay, but Benoit wasn't a bully inside the ring, outside of the Puder incident, for which you have to blame Eddie as well.
I almost hurt myself trying to angle my arm back the way Kurts was in that hold and my shoulder and forearm started to sting so i cant imagine the pain
No disrespect to Shamrock but Vader knocked him the fuk out when that tree trunk of an arm knocked his head off
Looks like shamrock rolled with the punch
No way that knocked him out, that was a worked punch.
The scariest thing to hear...."don't worry, kid...the receipt will come later"
JBL and farooq were such jerks in the ring lol. Great team
APA vs Public Enemy
Undertaker and chairs are truly the greatest rivals of all time😂
Shawn is lucky Vader was a nice guy. Vader would eat Shawn and shit him out if they got in an actual fight.
Vader a bitch Mr wonderful knocked him out in bath shoes vader was a bully he hurt people in the ring broke a guys back
Taker had his hands down but Orton put his hands up lol
Nope. The Ahmed one isn’t all the way true. Farooq got his ribs broken by Ahmed prior to their match. That’s how it started. Ahmed claiming that spine buster was the receipt, isn’t true. That kick to his ribs was. If you watch the first kick Ahmed does to him, it’s brutal. You can see why homeboy kicked him in the kidneys.
I'll never be complicit with "revenge" but Ahmed was notoriously an asshole and had a reputation for being dangerous to work with. He tried to pick a fight backstage with HHH, he tried to pill Mark Henry when they were out to dinner, there isn't a wrestler alive that worked with him that has anything good to say about him.
As Mark Henry recounts it on Stone Cold's podcast, which if you haven't listened to you should, just search Mark Henry Ron Simmons; Ahmed kicked Ron Simmons and lacerated his liver shelving him for 9 months. After 9 months when Ron came back the card was Ron Simmons v Ahmed Johnson, he beat Ahmed so bad he ran him out of the business. Ahmed was crazy over due to his physique and intensity but he was carried by his opponents and wasn't a good enough wrestler to go to WCW, so he ended up leaving the business entirely
New Jack should literally be in prison.
He dead
@@nicismagic Oh. Thx lol. Didn’t know that
@@leviking564 can't know everything man
He is rotting in hell now where he belongs.
@@coyote311Hopefully👍
The Big E one hits different now with the neck injury.
True
glad he got to piss all over titus tho and have an amzing career especially next to titus
Rikishi deserved major receipts of his own for that. HE is the one that messed up the choreography and got himself kicked in the face. No one was being stiff with him. Even if they were he handed out about 10 receipts there.
Holly is dangerous. Surprised nobody broke their neck with him.
Fun fact, stevie richards has come out in recent years debunking the revenge theory surrounding his chair shot to Bradshaw. As the story goes Bradshaw told richards to swing the chair hard. Following this he was confronted by the Deadman who wanted to clear up any possible locker room drama. Richards then informed taker of what had gone down and insured that nothing of taht nature had taken pkace taht night. Ironically, after this Richards was told by Bradshaw that he should do local press claiming that he did it on purpose which gained him heat with the undertaker. After the appearances he was onve again confronted by taker who was only convinced that Richards hadn't done anything in spite of his comments when both Stevie and JBL informed taker of the gull story. Im sorry to anyone who loves this story of heightened drama, but unfortunately its just one of those tall tales in wrestling.
Rikishi is a real scumbag huh?
Probably should have went after Haku, but he's a racist on top of that.
This is one the best wrestling uploads in a while that isn't just derivative of something on another channel. Thanks!
Puder's was brought on himself. He should've known it wasn't a real shoot, they learned to stop doing that after Brawl For All.
it was just supposed to be amateur wrestling. puder went into business for himself by doing mma which kurt wasn't ready for.
@@saxmaniac7 exactly and he can't claim he didn't know what was expected, he'd just watched Angle and a couple other contestants in a worked contest
Vader proved that he had more to him after he left wwe they really dropped the ball with him
I dunno, if I was Perry and Gamble said 'hey, this is my hometown and I got friends and family in the crowd, can I get in some more offense', I'd be all for it. Apparently, though, Gamble didn't actually tell Saturn?
Either vader wasn't giving shamrock a reciept, or shamrock suddenly became a expert seller for just that one shot, despite being shit at selling anything else
The Charlotte and Nia Jax one was awesome. And they used it in the storyline the following weeks
Nia's got hands
Nia's got hands
Nia's got hands
Nia's got hands
@@notsure1350 Nia has a lot of everything
New jack needed someone more crazy than him to show him how it feels to treat people like that....
Just imagine the fear a young randy Orton had in this moment 0:55 😂 even without taker saying I’m gonna get you back. The fear before being said anything at all had to have been intense.
The Brock one on Braun is one of my favourite haha. I have always respected but been confused by receipts as well its Wrestling and mistakes happen but by damn they make amazing shoot interviews years down the road haha.
That Mike Bell incident leading to the Moppy gimmick for Perry Saturn is still hard to watch.
Steve-O messed with the wrong Samoan. Jesus....that was brutal