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"I think it’s the same person" is a reference to a wrestling inside joke. According to Rami Sebei (the real name of Sami Zayn/El Generico), the official lore is that El Generico "retired" to work for an orphanage in his "home country" of Mexico and Sami Zayn is a _completely different person_ who was "trained" by Generico. The details change every so often, such as Zayn growing up in Generico's orphanage, Generico dying on the way back to Mexico, etc. but the one trait that stays the same is that Generico and Zayn are _completely different people and not the same person._ And everyone who watches wrestling as closely as Super Eyepatch Wolf and myself is in on the -joke- _completely real relationship between El Generico and Sami Zayn._
I mean…. No one has ever seen Generico and Zayn in the same place at the same time.
You sound like a maniac, Sami Zayn and Genrico are NOT the same, period !
@@samcarter565 Well duh, Generico died, show some respect >:( Damn that Kevin Steen for setting the orphanage on fire!
@@DOSFrost That absolute bastard!
The moment the Bloodline turn on Sami and the "F*ck you Roman" chants are what every heel wrestler should strive for, that moment wasn't cheap heat or piped noice, is was the genuine investment of people in a story, the genuine reaction of the crowd.
Sami turned on them.
A few important notes (parallels, info, updates)
1) Rock went through the same issues Roman did. His dad and grandfather were wrestlers, so the company names him Rocky Maivia after both of their wrestler names. He was told to be smiley and happy. A true babyface. The crowd rew ted terribly and would chant DIE ROCKY DIE. On enight, when he was close to be let go, Dwayne Johnson (Rock) asked tl turn heel and tell off the crowd. He went off on the crowd, found his character, and became beloved. A legend.
Roman, Rocks cousin, had the same exact story. Just over a longer span.
2) You misinterpreted part of the Tribal Chief gimmick. When he said "only he could do what needs to be done" it was talking about enduring the crowd. That nobody else could endure the cruelty of the crowd, even after recovering from cancer, like he did. By enduring so much, Roman thinks of himself as being better than anyone else. A martyr.
3) Update on Sami. Sami won the tag belts that year from the USOs (with his buddy Kevin Owens). Sami then did some other stuff and became the Intercontinental Champion this year (the middle title). Sami funnily achieving his dream by cutting off another wrestler that was coming up and causinf THAT guys heel turn.
4) A smaller wrestler named Chad Gable had a similar history to Sami. He was a literal olympian representing the US in actual wrestling. He got signed to wwe and was treated like a joke. He was in a tag team and everyone in management obsessed over his partner. They plmade Gable solo and used him as a joke guy. A gimmick where he was called "shorty g" and he was supposed to be the short guy who sometimes won and was supposed to be inspirational. Gable bounced back eventually with the gimmick of a serious sports coach who built up other losers. He had a feud for almost a year with this big Austrian monster leading an evil group of Germans and Italians (I know...) and he was just known as 'GUNTER'(in a caps). GUNTER beat Gable on multiple ppvs with Gable always getting close. They even used Gables family a few times to make the losses hit more. Gable saying he was doing it for his kid and that he wanted to celebrate with them. Then Sami gets a last minute big match with GUNTER, by beating Gable and taking his 'last chance away.' Fans were upset about this at first, but came around to support Sami again. Gable trains Sami and Sami is the first guy in over a year to beat GUNTER. Sami had his wife and kid there to celebrate, just like Gable had tried to do a few mo ths earlier. Sami gives Gable a match for that title the next week as a thank you. Sami wins. His wife is there again. Sami hugs Gable and then hugs his wife. Gable sneaks up behind and grabs/assaults Sami WHILE Sami is hugging his wife. And now Gable is the dark rejected heel. A cross between Roman and Sami - that Sami helped create.
5) Roman kept his factuon with Jey uso leaving. Stayed strong for another year until he lost the belt to Cody Rhodes. The Bloodline cheated and cost Rhodes a win a year before at WWEs biggest ppv. Their superbowl (wrestlemania). Cody had a big arc spanning a decade and multiple companies. His dad was a legend. Not going to recap all that. But Rock came back this year and basically took over the Bloodline while SAYING he supported/followed Roman. Bloodline and Rock went to cost Cody again at another Wrestlemania and Cody got help from Jey Uso, John Cena, and the Undertaker. Cody beat Roman and ended his over 3 year championship reign.
Roman disappeared after losing. Rock left. Bloodline stuck around. Just solo sikoa and jimmy uso. Solo Sikoa took up the te.porary leader role, attacked his brother Jimmy Uso for losi g his wrestlemania match, and brough in two replacement members (Tama Tonga and Tonga Loa - Tongan wrestlers from New Japan Pro Wrestling whose dad was the tag team partner of the Uso's dad). This New Bloodline has no Usos. No Roman. The prediction everyone has is that Roman and the Usoa will come back as the heros facing this new/vicious/more serious bloodline rhat Solo and the Rock are running.
“I wonder if someone jumped off of it.” Now you have to watch Undertaker and Mankind breaking down their Hell in a Cell match.
Yeah, I left a comment in one of the last couple videos in this series speculating on that and recommending it if he hasn't seen it.
doing a couple reactions to WWE/AEW/TNA holy sh*t moments would be quite fun haha
From crowd chanting "go away Roman" to now " We want Roman " every week... This shows how much he upgraded himself... Waiting for his return ☝️
Sami didn't go away. In fact, he teamed up with Kevin to beat the Usos for the tag team championships at last years' Wrestlemania. Roman's on a bit of a vacation after this year's Wrestlemania, which was a crazy story as well. I'd be surprised if Super Eyepatch Wolf doesn't make a video about the road to Roman's Wrestlemania 40 match eventually.
Also, small note about this 50:15. The hand isn't to stop him from extending, he's slapping his thigh to create the sound of impact.
I got to say your reaction to this entire video might be my favorite thing you have ever done. I really hope John makes a continuation to this video because the story has reached a natural conclusion for now and it was an amazing sight to watch.
Not being sure if El Generico and Sami Zayn are the same person is just a meme. Everyone knows they are, but because of the mask it’s fun to play along with the idea that they aren’t. Steen actually played into the idea saying that Generico went back to Mexico to work in an orphanage and died saving orphans from a fire.
A fun detail secret I patch Wolf didn't point out when Sammy hits rowing with the chair. It's the exact way that Seth did it. When the shield broke up and Roman falls the exact same way. As I've seen someone else point out, Sammy didn't break Roman's body He broke roman's heart.
I actually got back into watching WWE back when Vince initially left in July 2022 (Most of the Sami-Bloodline stuff came after that, while the initial comedy part of it was prior to Vince leaving).
Seeing Triple H take over Creative was enough to get me back after I stopped properly watching in the mid-late 2010s. The Bloodline story and the White Rabbit Project WWE did that led to the return of the Late Bray Wyatt (pretty much my favourite wrestler due to me heavily relating to him creatively) got me hooked.
One way to describe the entire Bloodline story is CINEMA. Roman's title reign actually just ended this year at Mania 40. The entire reign lasted over 3 and a half years and is the 4th longest world title reign in WWE.
Mania 39 and Mania 40 in regards to Roman's title reign was heavily compared to Avengers Infinity War and Avengers Endgame (even down to the colour scheme). The last several minutes of Roman's title reign was just pure catharsis.
"I wonder if someone's climbed up to jump?"
Strap in kid 😂
I've heard Reigns's theme, Head of the Table, and it's really good.
It's a final boss choir track with some hip hop beats mixed in.
El Generico retired from pro wrestling and went back to Mexico to _totally_ take care of the orphans, and Sami Zayn coincidentally just uses the same moveset as the former.
"Would they risk The Rock in this kind of set up?"
You need to react to Cody Rhodes' story after this for the full context, but the short answer is that the Rock was all for the Bloodline and this direction for Roman. He even got involved as a heel alongside Roman. And since he's irl one of the major shareholders of WWE's parent company, he can get away with a lot more, and allow others to get away with a lot more than most others would be able to without sponsors and the like getting in the way. Like swearing, or beating a superstar bloody on camera for the first time it's been done in over a decade, just to name a few examples.
So yeah, the course of the quality in WWE is looking up more than it has been in a long long time.
Haha, this was great, dude!! Glad you appreciated the Tribal Chief character!
Fun fact! - I am one of the pixels on the second level at 16:46 ! The music that starts there is also his new heel theme music! No joke, his entrance at Clash of the Castle was my highlight of 2022! XD I was the only person in my section cheering for him!
Sami joining was a master stroke, because at this point, The Bloodline were getting cheered just because of how awesome they were, so having the 'golden retreiver' join and tease it all going wrong brought them right back into the hated heels category. The 2023 Royal Rumble (when this video ends) genuinely felt like a HUGE moment in wrestling. Don't worry, Sami is still doing great in the WWE! Oh, also, there is NO way WWE would have plants to try and get the audience to swear (they often mute the audience for swearing), so it was a completely genuine reaction to the Bloodline's actions.
Oh! Btw, the hand on the thigh when superkicking is actually to make a loud slapping noise on the impact. It is really affective when there is audio. Either way, great reaction! Was really looking forward to this as Reign's heel run has been an amazing distraction the last few years, and is the reason WWE are seeing a boom period after a very long drought.
For an older wrestling fan who no longer watches the weekly shows but still hears what's going on through friends and pop culture, this video was such an amazing gift.
I understand that there's a lot of "playing fast and loose" with the specific events depicted here. SEW will reveal key details when it's most beneficial to the story he's telling. I've been told the depiction Roman's absence and return, and Kevin Owen's conspicuous absence till the end, are particularly "off" to the people who were watching this as it happened.
And I don't care at all. This story, as SEW told it, is better than any movie I've seen in the past year.
as a longtime wrestling fan, kevin owens being presented like he just joined the company a year ago was the funniest part of the video for me. but i don't mind it. it actually makes the angle look more interesting in a way
24:26
Fun fact
Roman renegotiated his contract a few months before his change of character.
We don't really know what he asked from WWE but I can only assume that he did a good job with it
Also around min50, he puts his hand on the thigh for the "super kick" so it makes a noise, mimicking an actual hit's sound.
This storyline is actually still going. Roman lost the title, sure, and the bloodline is fractured but the story is still continuing
Whats awesome about this whole bloodline story, almost a year after the Sami Saga ended its STILL going.
Also it wasnt shown in the video but Kevin Steen/Owens came to wwe not long after Sami did and has done pretty well for himself, he has a clean win over John Cena, has multiple title wins including the world title The WWE Management trusted him enough to bring Stone Cold Steve Austin out of retirement (had to retire due to risk of Paralysis from neck issues) and have a match with him after him not having one in 20+ years.
If theres a video out there I highly recommend you look into the Kevin and Sami rise up through the indies, such an awesome journey those two have been on together and both have had awesome careers so far!
That is how wrestling gets you
"I wonder if anyone has ever climbed up it(the steel cage) to jump before"
Yes. It's more common than you'd expect, and actually is related to one of the most notorious moments of a person getting a real injury during a match in the company's history, iirc. Basically, someone landed wrong and genuinely broke their neck.
Less broken neck and more legit concussion. Mick Foley dislocated his shoulder from the initial fall but the chokeslam through the cage ceiling to the ring actually popped it back in place but Foley got a concussion from the impact.
A bit of story here that Eyepatchwolf did not cover, is that Kevin Owens made his WWE debut in 2014 and had a long rivalry with Sami in WWE, Royal Rumble 2023 is not Owens's debut.
Big props to Heyman for selling just how scared he was of his own guy. Heyman used to manage Brock Lesnar, he was “The Advocate” for him. There was respect and trust there on a certain level.
He doesn’t advocate for Roman. He isn’t a friend. He *serves* him. He *fears* him. It makes for such a great shift in dynamic.
Edit: also yes, they would risk Rock in this setup, and they did. It ruled.
theres a running gag in the wrestling world that el generico and Sami zayn are 2 different people, one sami himself made. it was even a joke in the wwe game 2k22 where sami zayn would get you to fight El Generico with the MC thinking he was just fighting sami, when sami comes out of nowhere and helps him defeat el generico.
49:56 "Doesn't fall all the way, though..." That's because Roman is selling the chair shot the same way he did when Seth hit him in the back when he betrayed the Shield back in 2017.
As a nice epilogue to this story, the last ten months since Super Eyepatch wolf did this video have been wild to say the least. Without spoilers, the Bloodline story came to a head over the past two Wrestlemanias and culminated just this past April. And yes, your prediction about The Rock? Oh. Yes. They did risk having him get involved in it, adding now just wrinkles to the story but insane layers too (especially considering the well-publicised real life crimes of Vince McMahon), as WWE has legit been sold and merged into a new company with the UFC. After the allegations about Vince came out, The Rock stepped in as a new CEO of that holding company and inserted himself into the story. Just incredible!! But I'm hoping all of this has ignited enough curiosity that perhaps you'll give watching the product itself a go if you want to see how it ends.
As for the behind the scenes management info you've desperately craved across all of these wrestling videos, there are plenty of documentaries, podcasts and tv shows which delve into almost all aspects of the backstage of the wrestling biz. It's a rabbit hole which only ever gets deeper!!
I don't know why, but when Roman slammed his palm against Sami's face, it just felt more disrespectful and emotionally painful than slaps. There's just something so... wrong about it...
50:15 Also, the hand is to help with limiting Jimmy's leg from extending too far, but also, if you watch it at normal speed, he's actually slapping his leg to make a "hit" sound.
It's something quite common in wrestling. Because that kick at Sami's head is not powerful, it's not going to be loud. So just, plap, a slap to add sound so the hit looks like it's carrying more power than it really is.
There's a video by a channel called wrestle talk That explains the actual actual family.The bloodline is based on but is. How the dynasty works and The parts of samoan culture that like helps create this and and how the story line relates back to that.
One of those things is that in order to be the tribal chiefs yes to be acknowledged by the rest of the family the blood line. So his catch phrase of acknowledge me is also kind of culturally important.
"If this guy's leg was fully extended, he would really hurt the other guy."
Yeah. You hear that, Goldberg? 🤨😂
The thing that changed to let Sami do the Bloodline storyline is pretty simple. The man you don't want to name had to step back from creative and Triple H, who was in creative control of NXT (which Fans loved) got creative control of WWE creative overall. And Fans love Triple Hs style of creative management. Triple H resonated with the Fans. The man who you don't want to name has control issues. He thinks he knows what's right or wrong better than the Fans, while Triple H is willing to listen to the Fans and the WWE Locker Room. He doesn't think he knows best and is willing to take in ideas and tries running with it. In an interview he said that he likes to say yes and see if it works most of the time to see what works and what does not. He is more willing to pivot than the one not to be named and that is crucial, while at the same time looking at the bigger picture. Where does he want it to go in 6 month, a year and how do we get there. Can we use what the Fans like to get there and how can we do that. Triple H is doing great Longterm storytelling, while the one who ius not to be named just abandoned stories that did not work. Triple H doesn't abandon them. He adjusts and is good at that.
WrestleMania 40 was really good. The Rock came back as a part-timer and has the moniker The Final Boss. Both nights of Mania he was in the main event. For weeks they had been playing up The Rock harassing and attacking Cody Rhodes(the younger son of WWE Hall of Famer dusty Rhodes) leading up to Mania.
After Roman lost the title on the second night of Mania to Rhodes, he hasn't been seen. People have been speculating on what's happening with Reigns and the Bloodline. A lot of people are saying that Roman is following his cousin into Hollywood to start making movies. A lot of people are speculating that there's going to be a Bloodline civil war where Rock and Reigns are going to be going head-to-head for control of the Bloodline. But all we can do is speculate until Roman returns.
Currently Solo Sikoa has been on this insane rampage, both Uso brothers are now out, the Tonga brothers have joined(the sons of Haku, a former WWE wrestler who is also Samoan) and Paul Heyman stands around looking flabbergasted and powerless as the Bloodline is going full rampage mode on everybody. It feels like the Bloodline has transitioned from mafia movie to gangland movie.
Roman and Paul Heyman (the guy following Roman the whole time) actually had a huge hand in the creation of the tribal chief character and almost the entirety of the bloodline story
If you get a chance, a reaction to Samis "Ucey" promo is a must watch especially after you've seen this.
I have no clue how Roman kept it together.
Amazing reaction to just as amazing storytelling. John really cooked with this one.
BTW, I think you’d enjoy SEW’s recent vid, “The Bizarre World of Fake Video Games”. It’s definitely the most wholesome in “Fake X” series, and the things he discusses there are fantastic.
50:15 No they slap their thigh to make a loud sound so it sounds like the kick hit really hard.
His title reign ended last month funny enough
46:00 Seeing that Royal Rumble footage again feels weird, knowing that they went the next day to the Real Life Funeral (or Eulogy) of a common friend Jay Briscoe. It will always be linked with that event.
This video was amazing!! You have to watch “What Made Cody Rhodes Story SO EPIC” by Wrestling Flashback or “The Rise of Cody Rhodes” by Wrestletalk. They’re essentially a mini doc on Cody Rhodes from his wrestling lineage to him eventually coming face to face with “The Tribal Chief” Roman Reigns.
If you want a Wrestling video Napoleon Blownapart did a video called "ALL MY HOMIES HATE JAKE PAUL | A Brief History of Freakshow fighting"
6:13 I think I said this before to you. People thought someone died after they jumped off of it. Didn’t die, RUclips HE DIDN’T DIE. No seriously, he didn’t die though thankfully.
Update on Roman: he lost the championship last year after being champion for 1,316 days; he then announced he would take some time off.
In the meantime bloodline member Solo Sikoa has taken over and been met with “We want Roman” chants, a far cry from “You still suck”
What i want to know is how much Roman went to bat for Sammy so he could have that time in the sun knowing how much he himself had suffered (albeit differently) and not wanting to see someone with that much going for him and probably a longtime friend suffer because he doens't fit Vince's fetish for oiled up muscle men.
Really hope Super Eyepatch makes a video about Cody Rhodes' career, so he gets to fill in the Bloodline storyline until his first season finale at WrestleMania XL
I'll be vague to protect from spoilers:
Sami stays in WWE and is a continue success
Same as Kevin
Roman's story expanded to the point where Rock became involved
30:55 Yeah, Vince McMahon has a tendency to recruit Japanese talent... And not so shit with them, or book them into stereotypical foreign funny heels booked to job or at best mid-card. This man at one point had The Ultimo Dragon, an international superstar known in both Japan and Mexico who's held so many titles there's a picture of him wreathed in titles...
And Vince mad him a mid-carder to help make some of the talent he wanted to push, and even got the man real-life injured because he had him put with an unsafe wrestler who was inexperienced.
And that's the least of how he's squandered talen because they weren't built like Jack Hanma.
Yeah seeing Owens and Zayn hit the big leagues was a great moment...you should watch when that happens at NXT takeover R evolution.
Next you need to know about Cody Rhodes's story because it intersects with the Bloodline and it even brought The Rock back for WrestleMania just this past April. If you're not interested in following the weekly product I suggest you check the Bloodline storyline again in late August because there are now new episodes of the story and there's more lore and more family members added while both Roman and The Rock are away, but it's stil anl ongoing. thing, still developing. By late August the next chapter will have played out and the next one is probably late November.
Side note/tangent for Airier, Roman's "wise man" is paul haymen, former CEO of ECW wrestling and one of the best hypemen/promotors in the industry today. if you want to know why everyone even the aduence love Paul, look up his segment where he calls vince out for making "wrestling" and ugly word., to make it easier for Airier, the best one I found is titled Paul Heyman's Pipebomb on Vince McMahon | SmackDown! (2001)
The Rock did actually come back in the Bloodline with Roman last year. The Rock helped Roman in the build-up to Wrestlemania acknowledging Roman and they even won a tag match together. However since Roman has lost pretty much everyone thinks next time we see them on screen together the Rock will betray him.
34:30 Welcome to how a LOT of wrestling gimmicks and stories form, honestly.
Roman brought Sami in thinking it would expand on the bloodline storyline
The did Risk the Rock in this set up, worked well
The Bloodline saga is easily the best in wrestling history
33:23 i do find the reference of Sami Zayn being a drunk irishman funny cause he’s the exact opposite as a teetotal, vegan, Syrian Muslim
52:30 you, my good man, have a delightful evil laugh.
Since Roman lost after a 1300+ days reign against Cody Rhodes, the Bloodline story continues as the remaigning members are kicking eachother out, trying to become the new tribal chief. One of the best story lines in WWE.
Sami Zayn is currently still in the WWE and on Night 1 of Wrestlemania XL Sami Zayn won a championship belt.
Okay, you asking if anyone has climbed the cage before, i feel safe suggesting this: you need to watch the video on undertaker and mankind's hell in a cell match at King of the Ring. It's a 25-minute documentary retelling from all of the people involved, both of the wrestlers, the referees, and the guys backstage. If you want to see just how real "fake" wrestling can get, that's about the best thing you could watch.
The Rock did get involved. It started with him going after roman but fans didnt want that so he joined roman as the final boss and he went full villain
12:18
"Oh, that is a brilliant piece of media right there!"
He gets it.
Emplemon has a video on late 90’s wwe about how they won the “Monday night wars” called there will never be another show like Monday night raw. Worth a watch
1:28 that and he grew out his beard instead of it being a weird sort of circle beard
Idk if theres a good video about it, but yes, the rock is now involved in the bloodline, and it has been extremely entertaining and interesting. There is a meta narrative about the Rock now actually being on the board of WWE for real, so he is having a kayfabe and possibly real feud with the head of creative (the guy who makes the storylines), and he will likely feud with a babyface Roman too.
I would recommend a video about the CM Punk vs MJF feud called "better than you", it has 3 million views. Its very much in the similar vein in terms of integrating reality. Basically the story of a hero unintentionally turning a fan into their biggest villain.
The Saga continues!
You should watch Iron Claw. Its a bio-pic of an early wrestling family that goes a little bit into the business side of wrestling and a lot into the personal and family outside of the business. It's an excellent movie
Yep. And you'll be happy as heck to know that Sammy Zane is now our intercontinental champion
Sami zayn is still in WWE and is currently the intercontinental champion
You’ve gotta check out OSW Review. They review wrestling pay-per-views (from the Golden Era, the 80s, to present day ppvs) and give context to how matches were planned and the aftermath of each show. Their commentary is really funny, but you get a lot of insight of behind the scenes if you’re new to wrestling.
Sami is currently the WWE Intercontinental Champion.
i think you might be one of us now!
If you’re interested in more wrestling stories I highly recommend Outside Interference on RUclips and his The Good, the Bad and the Elite series and his Better Than You video. They’re not in Eyepatch Wolf’s style. Instead they simply play the relevant clips from the TV shows with some editing and some background music. You can get months or years worth of storylines in about 2 hours.
This came out before the culmination of this storyline but yes they added the rock as Romans final man. If you want to finally beat roman the last man you must defeat is the rock and it was awesome
Damn i feel like ive been waiting for years 😂
if you want a series more focused on the inside of the business, vice has some good shows about it like dark side of the ring and tales from the territories
41:52 it's definitely because Triple H became head of creative at the time, and I think Vince was on his way out, cause there is no way Vince would've let Sami Zayn get this push, cause he hates making the fans happy
You should listen to Roman's Head of The Table theme song.
Samy Zayn just have beaten the longest reigning "big evil" Intercontinental champion Gunther for the title so he is not only sticking around but he is an upper midcard, beloved by everyone and IS the current Intercontinental champ. :)
Thank goodness Vince isn't in charge,he gave us the greatest moments in the 80s and 90s but also the worst era of wrestling ever (the PG era).
Essentially Sami Zayn is like what would've happened in Persona 5 if Mishima ended up part of the main group. This genuine goofball loser trying so hard to be involved in some kind of cool kids club, probably really just out of a pure desire for someone to accept him, when it's clear that nobody really wants him there. And you're right that this storyline would've never worked in the past in WWE. WWE, from the 80s, through the Attitude Era, to the first Roman era, was *not* known for caring about deeper storylines that other more niche wrestling companies would be willing to tell like New Japan Pro Wrestling. WWE has always had this fear that if they demand their audience think deeper about something than the surface level, it won't work. They're too big and mainstream for that, that'd be like a Michael Bay movie having a Stephen King written storyline. And for the most part, that is still true. The Bloodline story has been the one real big example ever seen in the history of WWE.
I really hope he makes a new video cause even after the betrayal you still had this trailing storyline of Seth and Cody first enemies but now confidants. Cody went through hell on earth to write the closing chapter of his big time AAA video game like story getting fucked over by Brock Lesnar who he thought be a great guy to help him turns out to use him but still respected him after the match. Jey Uso leaving the family and tagging with Cody and holding tag teams championships together until The Judgement Day try to bully everyone at the end of the day this goes on for a while until War Games a steel caged like figure with 5 members of each team weeks ago Cody is trying to convince Randy Orton to return from a neck injury as his former partner Matt Riddle was Released from the company in the time of his absence. Seth had a fued with Seth that he made fun of his abandoning of his family (Slight Kayfabe IRL he dates adult actresses and has a bad relationship with weed and acahol) but anyway The match happens and they win but as soon as the night is coming to a close CM Punk Returns a person who walked out of another company due to a altercation with another talent was waving down the person who went on numerous interviews about not liking him so much (even though it was kayfabe doing f bombs and middle fingers) This fued doesn’t last long as Punk would be injured in the rumble but Cody is still determined to finish the story and win the big one so he conquered it all becoming a 2 time rumble winner but oh what’s that Seth is trying to convince him to cash in on him but Cody is thinking it over and one random week in Colorado Mr Rock is in town for a Football Game and is looking for some trouble and drops Should I sit at the head of the table causing everyone to panic and I’ll just save it there 😂❤
Sami Zayn is currently the Intercontinental Champion
Finally hes finishing it
You gotta watch Wrestling with Wregret
46:47 u should look at the most special super kick called sweet chin music it's a finisher by
Shawn Michele's there is less of a v
tfw I want to see his reaction to SEW's 'new' video about Fake Videogames, but Airier literally took a whole month to finish one video 😭 /j
Reason why Sami got push its because McMan is not in creative
you gotta react to his video about fake video games
Funny you mentioned that. 😎👍
Jojojo, wait to supereyepatchwolf to do the cody rhodes story. Its 100% more cruel (mostly by the management) and sad
If you want more great wrestling video watch F.D Signifier's video on black wrestler
I would recommend next the RUclips "Wrestling Isn't Wrestling" from user Uptomyknees.