Scott Hall Shoots on Hating Shane Douglas
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"I don't remember any of this..."
Scott Hall forgets that he is Scott Hall.
Totally
It’s unfortunate that the Kliq was so toxic towards other talent, like spoiled little bullies that politic and fake injuries so they don’t have to drop the titles. Michales was famous for this
It's a cookbook!
@@DrSlippyFist86to serve man?
@@rancidcrawfish Precisely! Though I'm not sure why I commented that. Maybe their profile picture used to be different and had something to do with it.
I love Scott hall but I have to say I met Shane Douglas once and he was a really really cool guy.
Both of them were great in their primes, so it is sad that they both felt the need to denegrate each other - egged on by the same interviewer... Anyone who lived through Shane's WWF and ECW runs knows the Dean Douglass gimmick forced on him was right up there with the Red Rooster.
He could have pitched different character ideas that fit with the image WWF had at the time. Or he could have actually put forth the effort to make the character
HHH took his Franchise gimmick. So it's unlikely he would've had any creative input.@@PhilMiCoochie
Im sorry but scott halls mic work is fantastic
Personally I disagree I found him as boring to watch on the mic as Romain Reigns, I’ve found myself changing the channel or looking at my phone more often when I would watch his work on the Network. Good worker and great character but his mic skills just don’t do anything for me
As himself he wasn't great, but as Razor Ramon he was one of the best in the world at the time.
Survey say
He was great as Razor great as Scott Hall NWO but WWE Scott Hall was trash, and he’s my favorite of all time. I didn’t like him getting buried by The Rock and Stone Cold. They OWNED him on the mic when he was one of the best to ever do it.
Why are you sorry?
He's like I bet he buried me , after he just finished burying Shane . Like Nash , Hall never did anything wrong always the good guy of the stories .
@@KHLB516 lol and Scott Hall only got over with the Razor Ramon gimmick and by being Shawn Michaels friend.
Shane? Is that you? Because you've made a bizarre number of (clueless) anti-Hall comments.
“I feel guilty sometimes for being the guy that introduced him to pills but…” - yeah, no big deal just ruined his career in a lot of peoples eyes and nearly ruined his marriage but… KLIQ 4 LIFE BRO
No one forced him to take them
@@SaudiGod congrats you’re absolutely clueless
@@justint8635 hey if HHH didn’t need a bunch of pills so I guess it really was his choice.
@@randyortonsbulge holy mother of apples and oranges. You’re sure missing a lot of context there. Hunter is four years older and in ‘94 was being featured on Starrcade while Justin wasn’t featured on a single PPV that same year and only appeared on 3 Raws (that weren’t darks) and the rest was mostly jobs on c-shows and “live events”.
Clueless.
I loved Razor as a kid, but him trying to bury other wrestlers with the kliq is some garbage and it makes me angry that he didn't own up to that before he died. However, the pills thing is not on him. You are either your own man or you're not. Dude ruined himself by not being his own man.
I believe that story about Carl. If it was untrue then Hall would have denied it right away and said that never happened.
It's absolutely true, Nash has the same weird evasive answers about it
The idea that Vince was involved and was going to starve some guy makes this laughable.
The part where there was a disagreement about Carl not wanting to do the finish as booked is real.
But, the Kilq telling McMahon to "starve" the guy is just bullshit. Carl was never starved, and the Kliq didn't have that much power. The Kliq is more myth than reality
@@SmithCommaBenjamin Vince shafted Bret and told him to go to wcw to keep Micheals happy. The story about not being able to afford Bret is bogus and anyone who believes that is a mark
I'm convinced of that.
If he will get rid of Bret Hart then Vince don't give a shit about Carl oulette.
@@dslking You're just a mark that has no sense about business. Vince had to let Bret go because he couldn't afford his contract anymore.
Thats a little unfair to Shane to compare him to one of the greatest workers of the last 30 years.
bret hart?
No, he means Shawn Michaels. He just worded it in a weird way, as if he's suggesting that Michaels is only one of the top guys of the last 30 years, and 30+ years ago there were plenty of other people who were better than HBK, which is of course nonsense.
Personally I don't care for HBK. He was an Egomaniac who used his "Star power" to bully and push around people less experienced or recognized then him.
Shane Douglas went to the WWE at the wrong time. If he wasn't given a such a shitty gimmick he could have easily been an upper mid card guy.
Im sorry but I believe Shane Douglas's account more than Scott. Scott Hall tried to bury Shane Douglas in front of the boys after their matches in the WWF and it was not well received from the bookers. At the same time, I cant put it all on Hall because Vince Mcmahon's idea of a cornball professor gimmick for Douglas made him look way too green than what he was capable of. By that time, Douglas already had 13 years of wrestling experience, first ECW World Champion, understanding of the business, and psychology under his belt. A guy like Shane Douglas does not fall short in this business unless you bury him with bad booking, bad ideas, and a few wrestlers who acted like they were in the booking committee of the WWF.
Best comment on here
@@82_derek44 yes
Shane was supposed to return with the radicalz in 2000. They signed with wwe without letting him know
Don't forget a former NWA champion. Even though he rejected it.
@@1223steffen i actually heard that Vince McMahon tried to offer Shane Douglas a $100,000 contract which was pretty cheap and Shane did not accept.
"Hey man." Scott still has the toothpick.
What a great interview. All of his. RIP
Shane is pretty salty but I do think they depushed him too quickly. Someone was definitely in Vince's ear about the guy from the jump. He probably did something, though, it is Shane Douglas.
I think Shane is average as a performer and above-average character but he's thinks he's entitled to more than he's owed.
Apparently a lot of the top guys in the locker room (both Kliq and BSK) hated Shane, and add to the fact that he was friends with Chris Candido and Bam Bam didn't help him. He also got shit for not wanting to work through injuries while guys like Undertaker did. It could have been any number of guys that complained about him to Vince. Maybe if he had been carrying Scott bag's like Triple H did things would have been different
Shane was sort of a.midcard guy who at times did some stuff on the upper end of the card. I've never heard him claim to be anything more than that.
He was supposed to be a radical
Shane's pissed off just about everybody with whom he has worked. He even went to Jim Herd to complain about having to get hit by Jim Cornette's racket because somehow that made Shane look weak. She was his own worst enemy. His ego and insecurity just wouldn't allow him to stay out of his own way.
I respect that about Shane. Shane never kissed know ones ass from either McMahon, promoters and many high caliber over the hill wrestlers like Flair, Hogan and etc as many wrestlers were expected to do in Shane's time. He wanted to build a revolution and did with ECW. Even so, I know Shane had potential then just ECW but a part of me wanted him to conform a bit to showcase that potential than being just the Franchise of ECW but into the bigger promotions.
Hall is one guy who doesn't have to lie. He was that guy. RIP Bad Guy
Then you realize everybody who knew him said Hall was a liar and a bully. But hey you know more about the business than people who were in it.
@@googlemyself4091called jealousy
Razor's toothpick was more over than douglas ever was . R.I.P. Scott Hall.
Scott Hall is also more dead. Scott Hall got over because of one gimmick not what he did in the ring.
@@googlemyself4091 HAHA this guy broke his hip, a blood clot was dislodged during surgery which made him suffer multiple heart attacks and eventually killed him, truly hilarious stuff...... what a dumbass comment dude. And if it's the gimmick and only the gimmick that made him, then why didn't fake Razor work? Scott Hall was great on the mic, had endless charisma and was a damn good worker.
@@googlemyself4091 You are gay and jewish.
@@googlemyself4091moron
I’ll believe Shane Douglas over Scott Hall any day. At least Michaels and Waltman admit to their mistakes and try to be better people. That’s not the case with Hall and Nash, when it comes to how the Kliq behaved.
Hall is even intoxicated in this interview, and we are supposed to take his account on this. Also his pandering girlfriend there on the left, Shawna Oliver.
He wasn't at the time if this interview. Also, you're buying "let's starve him and his family"???
The story behind that was Shawn Michaels was goofing with the Kliq and said "Let's have Vince starve him and his family for a month" which was directed at Carl Ouelette better known as Pierre from the Quebecers. One was doing comedic gestures standing behind him while that was going on as Shane was in the room.
@@JorgeMunoz-gn5do yea you're buying that story too huh?
@@randylynch4330 I don't know. Shane always comes across with integrity and honesty and the Kliq were known for there antics not from only Shane's word but other wrestlers as well.
I see a lot comments where Oliver gives people chubbies, but to me he absolutely sucks. Imo he acts too familiar with his guests and it just rubs me the wrong way.
Hard to beleive a cracked head drunk
When were these You-shoots “recorded”?
How can we even trust anything Scott says, he was such and drug and alcohol addict, how much does he remember
Scott Hall is respected by his peers outside of the Kliq. Who the fuck is Shane Douglas 😂
Hall just doesn’t come off genuine here. Deflecting and getting defensive. I do however agree that Shane wasn’t really that great of a worker.
Shane wasn’t that great, but neither were Hall or Nash. Or Justin Credible or Kid.
Not true
nWo was incredibly over because of Hall and Nash, DX because of Michaels and Hunter with Pac being between promotions. Regardless of their antics, the Kliq did draw. In fact, Diesel turning into a cookies and milk babyface in 94 was a horrible decision. Mcmahon just couldn't deal with a long-term heel champion for whatever reason (even a longer Backlund run or Owen getting the title as the blackheart would've been great).
Coming from a guy, who thought it was funny to shit in people stuff....
The Franchise was my fav in ECW. He could have been so much bigger for so many reasons. You cant find his best matches for some reason but dammit his moveset was fuckin sick. I would destroy ppl online on SVR 2010 & 11 with my created Shane Douglas. Texhnical, hardcore, submissions, brawling, high flying...however you want it.
And HHH ripped off his Game gimmick from Shane. No one can convince me otherwise.
@@joeyzapata6786 Prime Franchise would wrestle citcles around Hunter
@@joeyzapata6786 850% correct
@@DeadlyAllianceTV 638% correct
I loved the Franchise in ECW but Shane was only average as a worker. He was known for his promos. He could and should have been a bigger star but maybe it was his attitude behind the scenes that held him back?
Scott was such a great show guy... What a fucking personality! Miss you BadGuy!
Hall REMEMBERING 😆 OF COURSE HE'S NOT TELLING THE TRUTH.
I find it interesting that a whole group of people will remember something one way and the clique will always downplay it and act like they're exaggerating. I don't think that many people could exaggerate the same way and tell almost identical stories. I just don't believe Scott or Kevin when they give their versions.
These click guys were truly bullies. Scott made himself look horrible with these "cool" stories.
Or every one Hates the kliq
No... it's just like any organization or sports team. The mediocre people resent the top guys because they can't wrap their head around the amount of work it takes to be at the top, so they think the whole world is against them and holding them down
@@SmithCommaBenjamin No....they’re just pricks. Individually i’d imagine they’re a lot nicer but together, many have gone on record to say they’re just a bunch of wankers.
@@Jamie-kv9eg Notice how the top guys don't have anything to say about them? Hogan, Taker, Flair, Macho Man, etc... it was always the mediocre midcard guys that resented them.
Hall should have been world champion
Definitely would’ve won if he stayed in WWF. Didn’t need it to get over though. In WCW he was never going to be believable with the big strap
They never give worldtitles to druggies you cant trust to represent the company
@@Irritant1000 Shawn Michaels has entered the chat
@@stevenmoore3381 Vince's boyfriend and almost got married
Definitely not in WWF
In all honesty, I 100% believe Shane’s version of that story about the Kliq scheming about “starving” the dude. Scott’s just not believable at all here.
Scott was an asshole. Sorry to say. Compare him with Nash who is so laid back, doesn’t care what anyone says about him. Yet Hall would get all catty. Worst one was when talking about Bret and Shawn’s interview with JR. Praising Shawn for having moved on, and judging Bret for not having moved on. Totally tone deaf given both their roles in the screwjob
Shane it shows how Scott is thinking Shane didn't cut him down but cut down the writers and yoko where is he know and hall knew better then to go at BAM Bam
Scott Hall was 1000 times more over than Shane Douglas ever was. Period. End of story.
Exactly except in Shane's delusional egotistical head. He was such a bore.
Shane worked as good as anybody in the other promotions and could cut great promos as good as anybody in the others promotions when in ECW. His ECW work was great. He became notorious there as heel. Shane was a heat magnet. Can't forget in the ECW arena when he shook Gary Wolfe's Halo for his broken neck. The arena converged on Shane as they rioted on him that night.
@@JorgeMunoz-gn5do ECW was a glorified indie show. It had bizarre fans who cared only for the dangerous spots and it made it almost impossible for anyone who got "over" there to make it anywhere else where you needed to use traditional pro wrestling skills (gimmick, mic skills, etc). It is all well and good having the gimmick of "the best" in a place full of nobodies, but when you go to a roster packed with people who know how to work and especially big names, it becomes very difficult to call yourself "The Franchise" and use that gimmick in a place that has Hogan, Savage, Sting, Goldberg, etc. He was also extremely hurt by having already been seen on national TV as a Dynamic Dude and Dean Douglas. In a big company Shane Douglas was a Billy Gunn level of talent ; good wrestler, good talker, etc, but lacking that extra it factor to be anything more than an IC/US title level guy. He was never in a million years going to be a top guy in WCW or WWF.
@@handsolo1209 ECW was the first promotion to incorporate Japanese wrestling prospects/wrestlers and Mexican Luchadors to the American market. Chris Jericho, Rey mysterio, psychosis, the Guerreros, Benoit, Dean Malenko, Perry Saturn, Taz, 2 cold Scorpio, etc etc were nobodies with no traditional wrestling skills? Most of the legends of wwe all came to prominence by first being from ECWs doors. Douglas never claimed to be a Franchise in wwf/wcw. He called himself the Franchise of a revolution he started with ECW. He never got over in wwf cause the Kliq cockblocked his run and dealing with politics. In WCW, he was great in his work with Steamboat already in the late 80s WCW. Your right about Shane only being midcard in WCW and WWF. I still loved him as main eventer in ECW. You're right! Shane was hurt being seen as a dynamic dude and the Dean character. Had he been given creative control over himself and let to be the Franchise in wwf, he definitely would have made it big.
@@JorgeMunoz-gn5do Firstly Japanese wrestlers had been going to the US for almost 40 years before ECW even existed, and secondly the most famous Japanese wrestler in the US of all time was The Great Muta and he was a WCW exclusive. I would even say that prior to him The Great Kabuki was a bigger name than every "ECW" original combined. It's funny how ECW was the first to bring in Luchadores considering Dallas & Houston had been using Mil Mascaras for probably 25 years before ECW existed.
As for "most of the WWE legends all were in ECW first, well, how do I put this to you? Uhmmm, Hulk Hogan drew more in one month in the late 1980s than ECW drew in it's entire history and he never set foot there. Randy Savage & Ultimate Warrior also were bigger on their own that ECW was and they never set foot there. Oh, you are going to say Austin & Foley............uhmmm, how do I put this to you, they were established in WCW and were already names making a brief stop in ECW on the way to WWF. Benoit? Not a legend at all, but again, was seen in WCW in 1993, so way before the 300 people in the VWF hall at ECW saw him. Malenko? Yeah, some legend..................
ECW was the small time, pretty much the ROH of it's day and being a "star" there meant jack shit in the big leagues.
Shane Douglas was already an established WCW & WWF midcarder when he went to ECW and it is because of this that he had any standing at all. Being a tag team champ in WCW held way more cache than "I was ECW champ!!!" You cannot name ONE person who was a "star" in ECW that hadn't already been seen on WCW or WWF TV prior to their ECW run or became anything outside of ECW. RVD? Already been in WCW. Raven? Already been in WCW & WWF. Sandman? A nobody outside of ECW. Sabu? A non-entity outside of ECW. Mike Awesome? A Lex Luger clone with zero charisma.
it is good that ECW existed as a place for people to work, but it's stature is WAY overrated in hindsight and the "stars" that they had were mostly the guys who never had "it" and would always be midcarders in the big leagues.
Hall wouldn’t be able to remember anyway.
Pj is Justin credible right
Yes
He didn't remember the Jean Pierre Ouellette story but he remembers a random bus story that Yoko isn't around to confirm and no one else has. Lmfao. I love Razor but he's never genuine in these and his drunk ass knows it.
I wouldn't be surprised tho. There's entire high school classes I don't have a single memory from, but I remember finding a penny at mcdonalds when I was 7 for some reason. I don't think it's to out of the question for him to not remember that but remember something that minor
Shane Douglas referring to another guy's promos as contrived is the definition of irony. I never once heard him sound like he wasn't reading a script.
Shane is the man who invented the word "oblithiacry."
Absolute wordsmith, he is not.
@@skyatollah2skyharder276 and but u are.
@@ChadIsAmazingMakeADifference That didn't make sense at all.
@@skyatollah2skyharder276 lol forgot about that. Where was that from again 😂
Shane did promos on the spot in ECW. Heyman wanted his wrestlers to do promos on the spot and mostly shoots. Shane never did anything scripted just like the whole ECW roster just like Heyman wanted. Hall was a Scarface type gimmick. He never really grow outside of that but it worked for him I guess.
Kev has even said they buried Shane.
If Shane Douglas says X, and Scott Hall says Y.. I’m believing X
Why would you belive a guy whose own three best friends abandoned him. Shane is far from a truth teller
the guy was 10x more intelligent than Hall
Shane was operated but it's not like he was the only one 😂
Kind of sad to listen to grown men gossip 😮
He says Douglas was a bad worker. I mean, his best friend is one of the worst Champs we've seen. He had five moves and one of them was the hair flick.
The Breck Girl hair flip and the Bratz doll pose
Shane was great in every other league he was in anybthe cliq is the only guys to say he couldn't work and he champ else where ?
Shane's interviews are good, he remembers a lot of details, he seems earnest, etc. I believe him, I'm sure he picked up on a lot of bad stuff going on around him and his issues with the Kliq have some merit.
However, I also think he simply didn't adapt to the WWE environment well and by the time he realized that, it was too late to turn it around. And he instead chose to turn up the volume on his anger and he left in an extremely bad/unprofessional way by cussing WWE in the ring in MSG I believe on his last house show. He didn't burn the bridge, he blew it up.
Will all he did in ECW was Cussing Promos!
Enough of this he's just gonna go on and on
Shane douglas is full of shit.
Shane is a textbook pathological liar.
He does everything liars do when telling stories.
And, he always paints himself as the hero or victim of the story- never in-between.
It’s easy to like him until I found out all the right wing conspiracies he’s into these days and he’s one of those freaks that thinks Donald Trump was sent from god to save our world
Ok after I heard that razor ramon angle was no good I have to stop taking it serious. It was one of the best angles ever. His promos before he wrestled were gold.
As a kid growing up very young watching Dean Douglas n hall in WWF/E when they were on TV .imo there was nothing likable about dean but razor on the other hand I wanted him on TV the whole show- and as far as who was better on the mic. It’s not contest. Hall all the way
I remember the In Your House PPV when Shawn had to forfeit the IC title to Douglas and then Douglas immediately lost it to Razor that same night.
@@johnreese3797 And I understand it’s the booking in wwe but in ECW Shane was able to scream and curse he wasn’t the drizzling shits but I just never cared for his character but dean Douglas just showed how he couldn’t get over unless he acted like a lunatic imo.
@@johnreese3797 lol yea that was cool. N Shane must of been bitter it was booked that way. But his Dean character was the drizzling shits
A "HEY YO" is more over than Shane ever was.
Hall's a drunk. Scarface gimmick was lame. Hall was a one liner. Shane had something to say in his promos instead of "Too sweet" a billion times a night.
I could see Shane calling Hall for his work rate later on in, say, WCW. But Hall was great on the mic, he built that 'Bad Guy' persona and it stuck. Shane may have been a decent to pretty good wrestler but he never had that killer personality and set of skills on the mic as did Scott.
Too many first-hand stories about how Hall Nash and Michael's ruin so many people's careers. Shane Douglas is always been a stand-up guy
I mean he did make a career off of yelling "Ric Flair is dead" into the camera despite having no relationship with Ric Flair and not being in the same promotion.
Shane had heat with Flair coming up in the wrestling business. He asked Flair for guidance when he was coming up the ranks and Flair swerved him somehow as there relationship soured. As a kid, Shane looked up to Flair til he actually got in the wrestling business and saw how Flair truly operated with his alcoholism, lewd conduct towards women, and all of Flairs unprofessionalism outside the ring at his peak as champion.
Uncomfortable
The cliq burried Bret Hart, Shane Douglas, Vader, Chris Candito, Jean Lafitte and probobly many dozens more.
Heard Bam Bam was one.
@@matthewbenoit2066 I wouldn't doubt it.
@@matthewbenoit2066 definitely Bam Bam. Which sucks because Bret Hart used to say that he liked working with him. He was very athletic for a large man.
1. Bret Hart was buried?? Multiple time world champion & legend? The guy who went to WCW for $20M? No...
2. All the other names you mentioned were mediocre, anywhere they worked, or at least didn't have the WWF level of charisma, gimmick, and work rate needed for the time.
Everyone who's stuck in the middle always blames others for their position, when really it's them not being able to put in the extra effort and sacrifice it takes to get to the top
@@SmithCommaBenjamin Except in this Case, the bury was 100% true and the case. The Klick doesn't deny it. It's fact. FACT
RIP Scott Hall my fav NWO member
Scott and Kevin are great talking about the past, the Kliq was so childish ,but whatever I don't care 😅
Scott was always a complete professional in the business. Rarely tslks crap about people even after they talk shit about them.
Scott looks rattled here, stutters and everything. Wow.
I knew Scott from the WCW days and his promos were excellent. Late in his career, he could put butts in the seat with his Diamond Studd, Vinnie Vegas, and nWo gimmicks. He has a great personality. I never heard anyone complain about his work but I will leave that to the boys.
Um Vinnie Vegas was Kevin Nash. Lol also Diamond Studd didn't put butts in the Seat.
He didn't cut promo's in WCW, was all soundbytes.
I’d chill with Scott smoking some Montecristo’s and hearing his road stories.
Hall mad that Douglas and bigelow kicked him out of an ecw show
Baldo Montoya is Kliq
As an objective fan who watched both ECW and WWF and WCW. Shane was by far better than Nash, equal to Scott in work, better than Scott in being a heel. And Shawn Michaels is better than all lol.
Shane Douglas was the definition of mediocre. Nothing special about him at all.
Dean thinks he's Ric Flair...
and u think anyone cares. lol.
Well we can’t ask Scott any more questions now can we?
Razor is one of the all time great characters and hall is in the top one percent of wrestlers in history..all time great should be on every mount rushmore
It could all be tied to the times. Douglas was no longer a big fish in a small pond going to NY. WWF was still in a transitional period between 80's live action cartoons and the later 90's attitude era. The Dean gimmick wasn't the best but Nowinski got it over pretty well so Douglas could have too.
The Razor gimmick was awesome .
He confirmed Justin Credible is a member of the Kliq . So everyone saying he is not are lying there is 6 members of the Kliq . Nash, Hall , Hunter, Waltman , Michaels and Justin Credible.
Louie Spicolli was more Kliq than ol' Road Rash.
3:21 I hate the "I don't remember doing that"-thing. So you either did it and don't want to admit it or you actually don't remember, which ultimately comes down to "I don't deem threatening someones livelyhood important enough to remember it".
You alway remember--- THE BAD GUY!😎✊
RIP
The Shane Douglas fanboys in the comments lmfaoooo.
I'd say Scott Hall fanboys.
Who do I believe, a great wrestler who has been a drunk and pill head the last 20 years or an intelligent guy who doesn't have a history of substance abuse and was visibly pushed around within the industry?
Shane does have a history of substance abuse... and if you watch his interviews he pathologically lies constantly.
Notice how Shane always makes himself the hero or victim of the story, never just a involved individual
I'll believe the guy that got over, regardless of his substance abuse, you'll be hard pressed to find anyone in the industry that was popping pills, others no way you fail to get over in 20 plus years in the business if you're supposed to be good, hall never failed to get over, always got over wherever he went and got a lot of other people over too, people forget that, hall always put young talent over
Scott Hall lumps Shane Douglas up with the rest like he should. He was in a class above the rest. His ranking system showed. Rest In Peace.
Hall was good as cartoon razor and nothing else. He was a good WWE cartoon guy, but his promo was ey chico and toothpick. Also Hall was a dirt bag through and through, murdered a man and attacked a sleeping man and boasted how he beat him up. Also, he is a bad liar. Add that to the fact that he was dumb enough to get injected during the covid agenda, and his story tragically comes to an end. I don't think much of Hall, but he made it interesting for sure.
43 and followed wrestling most my life. Never heard of Shane Douglas until these shoot interviews.🤔🤫😏
U never watched ecw?
I don’t really see The problem with his work from. A fans eyes
His work was "average," and by average I mean good enough. His mic work was great though. But Shane wasn't as good as he probably thought he was, and it sounds like that might be what led to the backlash. It didn't help that WWE saddled him with a garbage gimmick.
If Shane is so great, why did he go from WWE to Kmart in record time?
They should of let Shane be himself instead of that crap Dean gimmick. Vince just wanted to punish Paul Heyman.
He never worked at Kmart. He was a manager at Target, substitute teacher and etc. Shane's a smart guy. Hall was drunk and still a bully decades later.
@@JorgeMunoz-gn5do … and now dead
@@justint8635 Sadly but he pointed fingers at who he bullied like Shane and others in interviews documented like this when he had his own flaws years leading to his passing.
Ive never met a single person saying anything about shane douglas guy is irrelevant
Dean Douglas was a cringeworthy gimmick. No appeal.
How can Scott Hall being on drugs the majority of his wrestling career. Could even evaluate other wrestlers. His job was to get them over or have them get him over, to the best of their ability. See wrestlers personally attitude like the kliq is why the wrestlers themselves is the reason of decline in wrestling ratings today!
Quick now do...ummm...EVERYONE FROM THAT ERA
Scott was a great performer. Bad influence. Great friend.
so shane didn't make in the wwf. Oh well. sometimes shit doesn't work out. And sometimes that's because you didn't get along well with co-workers. Which is a lot of work success and politics in general. Let it go.
I think Shane Douglas is overrated too and I could never understand why Paul Heyman had him as one of his top guys in ECW (Maybe because all the top workers either worked for WWF or WCW for not only more money but to get paid full stop for working) alongside Taz & RVD
Shane was the most notorious heel in wrestling those days. The night he shook Gary Wolfs halo as the entire arena converged on Shane was epic. Shane's 2nd run in ECW could be put as one of the best runs in that era with the strap. His matches with Funk were great. His 2 to 3 yr feud with Taz was good storytelling.
Hall is untrustworthy
He looks like OJ
Shane seems more believable than Scott but tmin sure they're ALL responsible for disliking eachother.
P.s The kliq gets a bad wrap. I don't think they were nearly as bad as people like to pretend they were
Seems like everyone hates shane Douglas lol
Cuz he cry baby
He has a rep, for sure. Ask Ric Flair about him, he'll talk your ear off.
@@SolidSonicTH Flair is another scumbag like Hall.
Shane Douglas is clearly bitter and Scott’s just speaking facts
Scott is on pills, Scott would never speak the truth, never flatters him. Scott has a toothpick, so he is still selling the only thing that ever worked for him.
Why does he always have a toothpick in his mouth? I mean, you’re not in character here, are you?
LOL. Shane Douglas was a minor league wrestler. He never made it big in the big leagues. Look at him. What does he have? He was small. He had no charisma. He never impressed me in WWF. On top of this all Dean Douglas? The gimmick is a stinker. This is like some minor league critiquing Ken Griffey Jr's play realy play dude? You could not even hold his JS.
a drug addict lying? You dont say
Shane was only over in ECW. A big fish in a small pond. No one cared about him in any of his WCW or WWF runs.
Marks are mad.
Who is Shane Douglas? Genuinely never heard of him
His biggest success was in ecw back in mid to late 90s
Why does the presenter wear a suit?
It’s called being professional
@@DoubleDash28 none of his interviews are professional lol he digs for wrestlers to shoot on each other.
He is so right about Shane Douglas being overrated. I actually watched a match on the WWE network with him and Razor and it was not good
Very wise of you to base a 25 year career on 1 match where the 2 wrestlers didn't like each other..
@@DrSlippyFist86 I’ve been asking this question to a lot of Shane Douglas fans out there if he’s so great can any of you tell me any classic matches of his
@@jasonsmith1288 I'm not necessarily even a fan of his, but I would never judge anyones career based off of a single match. Go watch some matches from both ECW title runs. Shane could definitely work, but his promos and ring psychology were top notch. Hell if you're looking for quality work, even his tag team runs in NWA/WCW were pretty good.
@@DrSlippyFist86 nah I always had mixed opinions about ECW. I think the main reason why it was so successful was because they were so freelance
@@jasonsmith1288 you cant find classic Shane Douglas matches cuz WWE gets the real history of wrestling taken down.
I wanna go home! lmao
Say goodbye to the drunk guy!
Douglas > Hall
Every time.
You nuts
You’re crazy. Shane was garbage asf
🤣🤣🤣
@@AD-ur1fk Hall was trash. Scarface gimmick was lame. Hall is a drunk loser who bullied others in the past and continues while Shane wrestles in the indies and has good jobs to support himself.
Shane ain't bitter.🙄
Hall is right on the money about Shane here.
Always been a Razor fan and never cared for Shane or ECW but he's so full of shit here. He can remember a story on a bus but conveniently can't remember fucking Jean Pierre Ouellette and starving him in his own territory to cater to his own friends who never drew money as WWF World Champions. Lmao 🤣 stop it.
I like Hall, but he's definitely BSing lmao
Even if this is similar to how Hall normally sounds you can just tell he isn't being completely honest.
I think it's funny how the host uses different questions and footage to try and get heat on other wrestlers. He is a doosch the podcast he does with Kevin Nash is funny. Dude is such an opportunist and clown. I don't understand how he got these interviews which are good but I'm not sure how I feel about sean oliver (seeen olive r)