The Rock once told Billy Gunn that if The Rock punched him, he'd kill him. If he missed, the wind behind the punch would give him pneumonia and he'd die anyway. Tank Abbot took those words to heart against Jerry Flynn, that's why he whiffed those punches.
I think including vacancies, 25 title changes. They changed the title so much in 6 months. IMO, when guys like Russo won the title, the belts value was beyond dead at that point.
I watched Brian Zane, from Wrestling with Wregret, cover this show for his Classic PPV Review series. Any time I pull that I up, I listen to him explaining all the backstage chaos that's erupting in WCW, around this time, because it's insane with all the things going all at once. Last minute match changes, due to injuries; Vince Russo walking out of WCW, before this show; many wrestlers threatening to ask for their releases, after Kevin Sullivan is put in charge; etc. Not to mention, the Radicalz leaving WCW, after this show is over. All this stuff happening, and it's only January. Really goes to show how 2000 becomes a wild year, for WCW, and there's still a lot more to come.
To help put into perspective the 115,000 PPV buyers for Souled Out 2000, WCW will literally only have two more PPVs that even hit six digits (Spring Stampede & Bash at the Beach) for the remainder of its life, with even at least one ECW PPV (Living Dangerously 2000 in March) outperforming WCW's own PPV in the same month (Uncensored) in buyrate (0.24 vs 0.13)!
Benoit didn't trust Sullivan not to screw him over on the booking if he resigned a long term deal with the company which is reasonable considering their history. All of the "Radicalz" wanted Russo to remain as booker because, for all of his faults as a creative, he was giving midcard talent meaningful television time
@@TimTE01 Oh jeez you know what he means. It's November 2024 & this was January 2000...rounding up two months to make it 25 years, big deal. Always gotta be a "know it all" in the comments.
Benoit and Guerrero's careers really took off after they left for WWE. Shame that Saturn and Malenko didn't find the same levels of success, they were capable of it. Big T stands for Big Twenty Inch Pizza, how else could he gain all that weight?
@@theitfactorjameswheezer2852 Well so did Benoit and Saturn to be honest. Eddie was the only one who I think truly proved himself later and deserves a lot of the praise he gets.
I still think the criticisms against Russo are valid, and the gimmicks he gave the midcard guys could be questionable at best, career destroying at worst, but now I see what you mean about how they could be fond of him for giving them SOMETHING to work with.
@@Dr-Alexander-The-GreatThat’s because he had a multiple-layer filter in Vince, Bruce, JR and Cornette. And I’m sure guys like Austin, Rock and Taker were free to say “Yeah, I ain’t sayin’ that s**t” 😂
Welcome to the Sullivan & Friends era of WCW. You can also find this on RUclips but Mike Graham, who was one of those Friends, had his own story of confronting Benoit when he and them threatened to leave.
That Booker T wrestling "fit" or attire worn in the ring is a 1 of 1. I died laughing... I have consumed more pro wrestling material than 98% of the population of the earth, and I've NEVER seen the red latex pant-singlet ... my life has changed.
Also i have a feeling that Kimberly missed her spot... my guess is that she was going to interfere and let Buff win, but coudln't make it in time. Don't know the details but it looks like Buff and DDP had to improvise and that's why all three looked a little bit confused and legitimately pissed off.
Kudos to Arn Anderson for keeping it professional as special guest ref in the main event after Sid stabbed him years prior. I wouldn't keep myself together if I still have to work with anyone who did that to me.
Wasn't it actually Anderson who turned up at Sid's hotel room door and initiated the confrontation to begin with? If so he's every bit as culpable, even if he did come off the worst.
Ahmed Johnson's real name is Anthony (Tony) Norris. So the T in Big T probably stood for Tony. I remember watching this live and couldn't believe how much weight he had gained.
As a Benoit fan it was a great moment him winning the wcw world title but at the same time him jumping ship with melenko Guerrero and Saturn was and still is the best move they ever made and Guerrero and especially Benoit would have legendary moments in the wwe benoit was very passionate about professional wrestling and his hard work and dedication shows how hard the rabid wolverine has worked his ass off 2000 would be a great year not just for Guerrero but for Chris Benoit as well Benoit would go on and have great matches with Jericho angle rock undertaker and many more in the year 2000 he was certainly intensity personified
@theirishhammer5986 He didn't have the personality as some of his peers. However, I feel it worked with him and 'great technical wrestler' hadn't been overdone like it is now. He was the Rapid Wolverine and it worked. At the time he stood out.
Benoit had a “physical charisma” to his technical style that very few had. It wasn’t just a bunch of moves just for the sake of having moves. There was purpose and a “plot point” so to speak behind every one. Malenko was another one with this ability. And although they had better mic skills, if you just watch their matches from bell to bell, two others were Owen Hart and Kurt Angle. It’s on YT somewhere, but there’s old fan footage of a New Japan match from the mid-80s between Owen and Benoit that is the perfect example of this style. And is definitely worth watching.
I was at this PPV!! My grandma bought tickets for my uncle and I for my birthday. I was a huge Benoit fan and was gonna see him possibly win the world title….welp
Huh. I though the whole thing with Beniot and the others happened later this year, like around February, not at this PPV. It is also surprising to know how popular Russo was with the mid-card guys.
@@camerondalton1495 maybe but doing something doesn't always mean something good either. Since Russo came in, I didn't feel great about almost any storyline or character etc. Benoit and others were over due to their look or in the ring ability and not Russo's booking. Seemed like they wanted a change and yes they were happy about getting a shot at moving up but I don't think that anyone would be in favor of Russo long term. Some things were done right or had the right guy involved but the booking was just so chaotic and not good for the overall company
@@BenjaminBilyeu-jm3tc That is true. The booking as you said was very chaotic and unfocused. I feel like product at least was a carcash you couldn't turn away from. Russo tried to give everyone an angle or gimmick. He just didn't work like it did in 1999.
At the same time, though, I think it kind of says a lot that the Radicalz apparently never bothered to speak up for Konnan & just let him sink his own ship by never saying his actual ring name to Pritchard. I mean, come on, if Konnan truly only ever referred to himself as "K-Dogg" in that entire conversation then I'd argue that he got exactly what he deserved... and I say this as someone who has a lot of respect for Konnan.
That main event theme NEVER fails to hype me up. Don't care what the match is or how it turns out, when that theme starts is one of my favorite moments of any RTW video. Also probably my favorite running thing in this series, have loved all the running jokes but keeping that theme for the main events was a great idea.
Hear me out: The T stands for Booker. "But that doesn't start with T" you say. Exactly, this is WCW in the year 2000. That's the exact kind of thing they'd do.
You're not wrong about Madusa in this era, especially in comparison to her Alundra Blayze days being one of the bright spots of the New Gen. I do think it was less on her and more on how she was used.
I'm glad Chris left, you don't give someone the World Championship right before they leave the company. The same thing is probably going to happen with Joe Hendry in TNA, just watch and see. (No, I'm not comparing Hendry and Benoit's in ring ability, I'm comparing their similar situations. I need to say that in case a "genius" tries to flip what I say on me.)
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Big T, the T stands for "That's a point for Raw"
😂😂😂 Line of the series
That's it, contest is over.
_That sounds like a good little piece of business._
I was going to give an answer, but you knocked it out of the park.
This is absolutely the winner
The Rock once told Billy Gunn that if The Rock punched him, he'd kill him. If he missed, the wind behind the punch would give him pneumonia and he'd die anyway. Tank Abbot took those words to heart against Jerry Flynn, that's why he whiffed those punches.
Crazy how we lose Bret but gain Ahmed Johnson. Truly a Wrestling Bios miracle.
When a David Flair match is one of the highlights of your show. That's a straight indication that something is majorly wrong.
Benoit, Guerrero, Malenko, & Saturn all left after this night!
And WCW felt it, too. 😂 I remember I stopped watching after that.
And they were in the crowd of RAW on the 31st of January!
How were they able to leave? Didn't they have any contract with WCW?
I believe Mike Graham threatened them and they were able to get out of their contracts
@@gillespie2482 I think they went above Sullivan and JJ Dillon and went to Bill Busch and requested their releases.
Big Tit Ahmed Johnson
Hopefully he teams with Complete Tit Brian Knobbs soon.
The team 'a pair of tits'
Why is Brian knobbs a complete tit
The big titted animals, most glorious tag team of 2000
What a grand pair of tits!
If they teamed with Dustin Rhodes, they could call the faction the Big Naturals.
This night marked the first of many many many many many many many many many MANY WCW World Title Changes in the year 2000
Yeah, some guy named Vacant held the belt twenty times I think.
Is this the year where it changes fifty-six times, or something silly like that?
I think including vacancies, 25 title changes. They changed the title so much in 6 months. IMO, when guys like Russo won the title, the belts value was beyond dead at that point.
In 2000, Big Gold got passed around like a WWE paralegal.
OSW did a retrospective on that
Thus begins the reign of the one person who has won the World Title more times than Ric Flair: "VACANT"
There is a video documenting how many times this great wrestler has won the title.
The GOAT!
Currently a 45 time world champion
Surprisingly Vacant only held the ecw title once
@@Venemofthe888 Well that explains why for a short time they referred to him as VACANT the Extreme Muddyafwuggah.
Booker T and Stevie Ray are from Texas. Ahmed Johnson is from Mississippi. Somehow, they all grew up together on the streets of Harlem.
Johnson actually grew up in Florida.
Any time Meng is on a WCW PPV is awesome.
Big T stands for Big Turd.
If only Meng would have been able to team up with Steve Blackman...
@@roccojamison89gooker51 Giant robot monsters wouldn't stand a chance between them.
I watched Brian Zane, from Wrestling with Wregret, cover this show for his Classic PPV Review series. Any time I pull that I up, I listen to him explaining all the backstage chaos that's erupting in WCW, around this time, because it's insane with all the things going all at once.
Last minute match changes, due to injuries; Vince Russo walking out of WCW, before this show; many wrestlers threatening to ask for their releases, after Kevin Sullivan is put in charge; etc. Not to mention, the Radicalz leaving WCW, after this show is over.
All this stuff happening, and it's only January. Really goes to show how 2000 becomes a wild year, for WCW, and there's still a lot more to come.
To help put into perspective the 115,000 PPV buyers for Souled Out 2000, WCW will literally only have two more PPVs that even hit six digits (Spring Stampede & Bash at the Beach) for the remainder of its life, with even at least one ECW PPV (Living Dangerously 2000 in March) outperforming WCW's own PPV in the same month (Uncensored) in buyrate (0.24 vs 0.13)!
This would also be Bobby Heenan's Final WCW PPV
Mark Madden is coming to Reliving the War Guys
Ahhh Henan’s gone? AHHHH! MARK MADDEN!?
@gatchywatchyentertainmentb2090
Yep
God help us all....
Another nail in the WCW coffin..
I guess that's why Heenan had that look on his face at 20:47. He literally thought, "That's it, I'm outta here!".
Chris Benoit: Finally wins WCW Title.
Also, Benoit: See ya! *leaves WCW for the WWF.*
Victory has it priced.
Benoit didn't trust Sullivan not to screw him over on the booking if he resigned a long term deal with the company which is reasonable considering their history. All of the "Radicalz" wanted Russo to remain as booker because, for all of his faults as a creative, he was giving midcard talent meaningful television time
Well at least that’s the worst thing Benoit would do.
@@gatchywatchyentertainmentb2090 unless....
Over 20 times it changed from January to November smh
Crowbar being called Mr Bar amuses me more than it should
It’s crazy this is 25 years old already
2024 - 2000 =24
whats crazy about it? you're old thats all. time goes by and everything dies. so cheer up.
@@TimTE01 Oh jeez you know what he means. It's November 2024 & this was January 2000...rounding up two months to make it 25 years, big deal. Always gotta be a "know it all" in the comments.
Big T- itties , due to his weight gain
Where's Ahmed Johnson with Big T-itties?
Big T stands for Tricycle, since he has obviously returned to reunite with the Biker
Michael Likers.
Benoit and Guerrero's careers really took off after they left for WWE. Shame that Saturn and Malenko didn't find the same levels of success, they were capable of it.
Big T stands for Big Twenty Inch Pizza, how else could he gain all that weight?
It’s kinda scary that the two who didn’t make it wound up having health issues and the ones who did make it died years apart from each other.
Malenko had the personality of a walnut
@@theitfactorjameswheezer2852 Well so did Benoit and Saturn to be honest. Eddie was the only one who I think truly proved himself later and deserves a lot of the praise he gets.
Eddie got fired a year later in WWF
Saturn is one of wrestling's saddest stories
How did Brian Knobbs keep a job?? Seriously. The Nasty Boys had been long gone by then. Was it all his friendship with Hogan?
It’s been a long time rumor that Knobbs was Hogan’s dope mule.
And Jimmy Hart. Jimmy had stroke.
@@zlinedavidI’ve heard this as well, actually. But he had multiple people in Hogan’s camp vouching for him, so maybe he was that whole group’s mule.
@@Thor-Orion I mean, if you’re carrying for one, may as well carry everyone’s. 🤷♂️
Most likely
Big T. The T stands for "That doesn’t work for me, brother".
Sullivan’s ex-wife was Nancy Benoit, yet he was still trying to bridge the gap between the two! I gotta respect Sullivan for that!
@@noahtalley4351 Sullivan is the only guy to ever book his own affair into a shoot. 😂
@@donateloleonardoSullivan was a cuck who liked pimping his wife put to others. 🤮
@ Kinda surprised Vinnie Ru didn’t, but he was actually able to keep his wife!
Nancy was gorgeous, I don’t know why she dated such gnomes.
That's called being an adult, a professional, and a decent human being.
I still think the criticisms against Russo are valid, and the gimmicks he gave the midcard guys could be questionable at best, career destroying at worst, but now I see what you mean about how they could be fond of him for giving them SOMETHING to work with.
Russo was mostly good when he wrote for the WWF. He needs a filter for his ideas.
@@Dr-Alexander-The-Greatshitstain is a shitstain
@@Dr-Alexander-The-GreatThat’s because he had a multiple-layer filter in Vince, Bruce, JR and Cornette. And I’m sure guys like Austin, Rock and Taker were free to say “Yeah, I ain’t sayin’ that s**t” 😂
I actually thought the last month or so of Nitro had settled down a bit, too. Ratings were up in the 3s too.
7:23 Jonathan Coachman 💀💀💀
Watching this instead of the cleveland browns. I'll probably be in a much better mood this evening.
Me too.
Watching this instead of the cowboys.
Go Bolts!
@@jarlwhiterun7478 yall have a really good defense
imagine supporting america's team, the cowboys and you didn't know or watch reliving the war. that would be one dreadful sunday night
Daffney was so fine. 15 year old me got many blisters researching her.
The T stands for Thank you Batman
Welcome to the Sullivan & Friends era of WCW.
You can also find this on RUclips but Mike Graham, who was one of those Friends, had his own story of confronting Benoit when he and them threatened to leave.
16:15 GREAT GOOGLY MOOGLY!!!… a Reliving the War LEGEND returns.
That Booker T wrestling "fit" or attire worn in the ring is a 1 of 1. I died laughing... I have consumed more pro wrestling material than 98% of the population of the earth, and I've NEVER seen the red latex pant-singlet ... my life has changed.
Definitely a sight I somehow forgot, truly one of a kind, thank goodness lol
Final PPV featuring The Radicalz
Also The Word Overrated means nothing.
The word overrated?
@@gatchywatchyentertainmentb2090I spelled it correctly, you didn't lol
@@theitfactorjameswheezer2852Oh sorry I thought you were doing a spin on NWO or somethin’
I had WWF Royal Rumble 2000 and Souled Out 2000 on VHS back in the day 📼. Good times ❤.
called in tech issues to work to watch this, keep doing the lords work mate
What in the hell was Booker wearing??!!! 😂
Don’t know.
But it looks very uncomfortable…
It looked like a giant Fruit Roll Up with a coat of polyurethane
Imagine having to work with a guy that stabbed you with scissors. Wrestling is wild
Imagine being scared enough to use scissors.. then having to work with that dude again.. im not sure who had it worse
@@teemdeep2060 🤣good point
The T in big T stands for Thunder in Paradise
Thunder Thighs in Paradise
Ahmed is big tapioca cause he be jigglin
Big T and The Biker Michael Likers are reunited!
Also i have a feeling that Kimberly missed her spot... my guess is that she was going to interfere and let Buff win, but coudln't make it in time. Don't know the details but it looks like Buff and DDP had to improvise and that's why all three looked a little bit confused and legitimately pissed off.
Kudos to Arn Anderson for keeping it professional as special guest ref in the main event after Sid stabbed him years prior. I wouldn't keep myself together if I still have to work with anyone who did that to me.
You're weak willed and not as mature as double a.
He's carried his glock ever since
@@charlottescraftsArmed Anderson
Wasn't it actually Anderson who turned up at Sid's hotel room door and initiated the confrontation to begin with? If so he's every bit as culpable, even if he did come off the worst.
Ahmed looks like he became a Big Toblerone
Haha! 🙂
Souled Out should change its name to Ripped Off
Ahmed Johnson's real name is Anthony (Tony) Norris. So the T in Big T probably stood for Tony. I remember watching this live and couldn't believe how much weight he had gained.
Same
Well that’s no fun!
How about ‘Tachyphylaxis’ instead?
Nah im perrty sure it stands for titty
The T stands for Thyroid
Last appearance of Benoit, Dean, Eddie and Saturn in WCW till they jump ship to WWF
Would I be flogged if I said Flair, Crowbar and Daffny seem like a prototype Judgment Day?
More like the Riott Squad
I can see it
I’m sure this title win will really motivate Chris Benoit to become the face of WCW and save the sinking ship 👍
100%. It helped put the WWF out of business
T stands for Thicc
Big Thicc? Eh, no thanks
@@gatchywatchyentertainmentb2090 More cushion for the pushin'
The T in Big T stands for Tiddlywink.
Thats got to win. Thats epic
@@cordaleking7662 lmao love it
“Slams dunks the Funk” that made me laugh harder than it should have. Needs to be the slogan for clothes detergent.
That was also the name of some boy band single around 98 or 99.
i still wish the jan 13th 2000 smackdown coulda been covered just for the moment of mankind turning to Cactus.
Brian Knobs looks like "we have the sandman back at home".
Big Tummy, formerly Ahmed Johnson
Lol Big Tummy. That's what I thought when I saw this on PPV back then
WcW 2000 PPV number 1 in the books. Only 12 to go in 2000. 3 left in 2001. SuperBrawl Revenge 2001, Sin, and Greed.
Wearing an event shirt from the a previous pay-per-view as your ring gear is just sad.
4 months until david arquette wins the title lol
I’ll make sure to watch ready to rumble on the build up to his title win lol
As a Benoit fan it was a great moment him winning the wcw world title but at the same time him jumping ship with melenko Guerrero and Saturn was and still is the best move they ever made and Guerrero and especially Benoit would have legendary moments in the wwe benoit was very passionate about professional wrestling and his hard work and dedication shows how hard the rabid wolverine has worked his ass off 2000 would be a great year not just for Guerrero but for Chris Benoit as well Benoit would go on and have great matches with Jericho angle rock undertaker and many more in the year 2000 he was certainly intensity personified
2000 was a really great year for Benoit. Despite his size, he made you believe.
@ he would tell a great story in the ring with amazing matches as well
@theirishhammer5986 He didn't have the personality as some of his peers. However, I feel it worked with him and 'great technical wrestler' hadn't been overdone like it is now. He was the Rapid Wolverine and it worked. At the time he stood out.
Benoit had a “physical charisma” to his technical style that very few had. It wasn’t just a bunch of moves just for the sake of having moves. There was purpose and a “plot point” so to speak behind every one. Malenko was another one with this ability. And although they had better mic skills, if you just watch their matches from bell to bell, two others were Owen Hart and Kurt Angle. It’s on YT somewhere, but there’s old fan footage of a New Japan match from the mid-80s between Owen and Benoit that is the perfect example of this style. And is definitely worth watching.
iirc the title win for Benoit wasn't official...
Not that it matters now
Haa! 14:17
Saturn laying there after the match = "That's it, I'm going to WWF"
😆👍
Big T, the T stands for Teletubbie
oh man... this is gonna be a rough year to get through. I just can't wait to get to the October 2 episode!!!
The David flair theme song is freaking awesome 😂
Oh thank you for this. Been waiting all day. Currently laid up badly with flu and this is going to help.
WCW 2000 a colossal shitpile!
😂😁
27:09 Love the Blackadder audio clip there. 🤣
Big T stands for Big T-Shirt
I'm on episode 182 and I just wanted to say thanks for what you do. This series can be paraphrased "reliving your childhood" 😅 Stay jammed up
Why does WCW love these authority figure matches so much?
Cause they’re stuck in 1997.
I'm at work with a ear bud in looking for something yk listen to an bang my favorite channel has an new show. Thanks a ton for everything you guys do
It's super simple, but a guy Vamp's size landing on his feet how he does is cool as hell. Shame it was a match against goddamned David Flair.
Buff daddy as the coach line caught me off guard 😂😂
David Flair is a better pro wrestler then Kenny Omega!
Big Tubby, captures his new persona precisely, Great video Big W Bios!
Given the amount of weight he had gained, the "T" in Big T probably stands for Ton.
Or Tonne in the UK
Tonnes of fun
I was at this PPV!! My grandma bought tickets for my uncle and I for my birthday. I was a huge Benoit fan and was gonna see him possibly win the world title….welp
Huh. I though the whole thing with Beniot and the others happened later this year, like around February, not at this PPV.
It is also surprising to know how popular Russo was with the mid-card guys.
It does make sense. Russo was good about making sure the mid card guys had something. Lances strong run in WCW was due to Russo.
@@camerondalton1495 maybe but doing something doesn't always mean something good either. Since Russo came in, I didn't feel great about almost any storyline or character etc. Benoit and others were over due to their look or in the ring ability and not Russo's booking. Seemed like they wanted a change and yes they were happy about getting a shot at moving up but I don't think that anyone would be in favor of Russo long term. Some things were done right or had the right guy involved but the booking was just so chaotic and not good for the overall company
@@BenjaminBilyeu-jm3tc That is true. The booking as you said was very chaotic and unfocused. I feel like product at least was a carcash you couldn't turn away from. Russo tried to give everyone an angle or gimmick. He just didn't work like it did in 1999.
JTB was a solid talent in my eyes. He had the agility & look to compete with light heavyweights & up. Even in WWE I enjoyed a few of his matches.
31:39 Fuckin’ Prichard man.
Has this been confirmed?
@@TimTE01 Wouldn’t be shocked, his stupid matches McMahons.
At the same time, though, I think it kind of says a lot that the Radicalz apparently never bothered to speak up for Konnan & just let him sink his own ship by never saying his actual ring name to Pritchard. I mean, come on, if Konnan truly only ever referred to himself as "K-Dogg" in that entire conversation then I'd argue that he got exactly what he deserved... and I say this as someone who has a lot of respect for Konnan.
That main event theme NEVER fails to hype me up. Don't care what the match is or how it turns out, when that theme starts is one of my favorite moments of any RTW video. Also probably my favorite running thing in this series, have loved all the running jokes but keeping that theme for the main events was a great idea.
Had to stop what I was watching and click this
What were you watching?
@robycas4575 critical Role
@@strifenineteen I don't know what's that but it sounds cool 😂
@@robycas4575You should never ask a man that question.. Ya never know what they’ll respond with.
@@gatchywatchyentertainmentb2090 I'm ready for every answer 😂
Made my night, cheers.
The T in Big T stands for Terrible 👍
Hear me out: The T stands for Booker.
"But that doesn't start with T" you say. Exactly, this is WCW in the year 2000. That's the exact kind of thing they'd do.
You're not wrong about Madusa in this era, especially in comparison to her Alundra Blayze days being one of the bright spots of the New Gen. I do think it was less on her and more on how she was used.
"Oklahoma must be packing some real meat down there"
Beautiful. Just Beautiful.
Big Tasty
Having David Flairs' theme song playing in the background during his segment is just perfect!
I said it before. It seems as if Madusa left WWF to go to WCW and she did nothing
I feel Bischoff only signed her for the sake of having a former WWF thrash a WWF belt on his show.
She didn’t leave she was released and picked up by Bischoff
The "T" stands for,
"The artist formerly known as Ahmed"
😁😂😁😂😁
Big T-ype 2 diabetes.
The T in Big T stood for Tardigrade.
I'm glad Chris left, you don't give someone the World Championship right before they leave the company. The same thing is probably going to happen with Joe Hendry in TNA, just watch and see. (No, I'm not comparing Hendry and Benoit's in ring ability, I'm comparing their similar situations. I need to say that in case a "genius" tries to flip what I say on me.)
YOUR SAYING JOE HENDRY IS JUST LIKE BENOIT!? OOOOOOOH! I’m gonna tell him you said that!
@@gatchywatchyentertainmentb2090 ... why do i see you everywhere? please stop replying to me
@@extremeking425
*NEVER*
was the music used at the start of this video a Poundland version of Marylin Manson's "Beautiful People"?
Lazy 👁️ of Forrest Whittaker.😂😂😂Dude 😂😂😂
Lmao
The main event had a Sarbretooth vs. Wolverine feel to it 💯💯💯💯💯💯 ✅️
The bigger Medusa's knockers got, the less talented she became....
Shouldah laid off the roids-
Wait…
It’s like trading intelligence for luck.
Happy Sunday WB!
The very point where WCW creative energy really did get SOULED out 😂
Edit: Mr Theropod (as in Tyrannosaurus)
This was a good PPV. So I’m not gonna waste time listening to you rip it apart!!
'Big T' surely has to stand for 'Big Turd' . . . If RUclips let you get away with it :D
Big T, the T standing for The biker Michael likers