@@PIP-zf9yb Not ever good? X-Division, Knockouts, Tag Teams in 2005-2008? MCMG, Beer Money, Angle, Sting, Christian, Konnan, Monty Brown, Steiner on the mic?
The irony is, if Vince McMahon saw the sick in bed segment with Shark Boy, he would have absolutely loved it and tried to figure out how to copy it the next week on RAW or sign Shark Boy himself.
I thought the Shark Boy Steve Austin was pretty good, a decent comedy bit. Even Shark Boys time with New Jack and then later on with Curry Man was also great! Gimme a Shell Yeah!
What is Cornette's view of Curry man? Because I think most people like that stuff if they like any comedy in wrestling. And it's not like Jim is very consistent when it comes to stuff like that. He'll love some "magic midgets with wigs" but most other comedy is making fun out of the business
So you’re telling me a legit wrestling company is only using it for their supplemental show, featuring their jobbers and training prospects? Sounds appropriate
When you hear the term "fumbling the bag", TNA comes to mind. National tv, the best roster of in ring wrestlers, WWE was fucking up/losing fans. How did they fuck all that up?
Well, they were paying some chick from Survivor more than the entire undercard combined to do a match with Booker T's wife. Yes, it sucked as much as you'd imagine. Shit like this was not an isolated incident.
"Now I needed to do better than my best to counter balance Vince Russo's badness. But ofcourse I overestimate myself because not even I am that good" - Jim Cornette
I actually started watching TNA as an alternative to WWE way back in 2007. 2005/3006 are often touted as TNA's best years. Personally I really enjoyed the product until 2010. Then once again when they started to heal a little from the damage caused by Hogan etc. But boy has that company seen bad management.
One of my favorite things In TNA was the shark boy steve austin thing, the fish puns were real! "I'm gonna whoop somebody's bass" "Give me a shell yeah!" "And that's the fishin' line cause shark boy said so"
Actually, under Russo, Impact got its highest ratings, and made the most money. It was Dixie that sunk it. And that's why nobody takes people like you seriously. You don't like someone, so you make up bs about them. Yes, Russo gave us WCW World Champion David Arquette, but how exactly did he sink TNA?
When he mentioned Shark Boy, I thought he was gonna mention the Fish Market Street Fight between Shark Boy and Curry Man (Christopher Daniels) against the Dudley's / Team 3-D
I got my grandson hooked on the "Shark Boy" gimmick. We loved the matches he had with Curry Man (Christopher Daniels). It was a horrible work, but when he was 4 years old he loved it. It was funny AF.
Aaand wouldn't you know who won the pony, they made the whole Jeff Jarrett stealing Kurt's then ex wife into an angle (no pun intended) on TV which is something they shouldn't have done in the first place. Same thing with Hawk and his demons. Wrestling should NOT involve anything with personal shit behind the scenes being an angle on TV.
I was at the TNA ppv where the roof went on fire that was a whole mess I remember staring at roof more than the actual match I think Eric young was on it the good thing is when they send us back in I rush and got better seats
TNA has some great matches and bat shit crazy but fun storylines and gimmicks. Angle, Sting, AJ, Joe Beer Money, Beautiful People, Gail/Kong/Mickie/Victoria to name a few. The fanbase enjoyed TNA more than just " fed = dead" too which was nice. Most of the TNA stories folks tell are always entertaining as well.
In my opinion, when Jim was a part of TNA, TNA was the best promotion not named WWE at that time and I could argue that it was way better than both current WWE AND AEW now
@mattm6200 Almost everyone is a parrot in wrestling comment sections my friend. It's pretty gross, especially all the idiots that freely use the term mark. Gives me chills like nails on a chalk board.
it's hilarious, at this point I'm so used to hearing Russo referred to as ShitStain, it doesn't even sound like an insult anymore. I just associate it as his name, good ol'ShitStain making a career on fucking up booking
I was never the biggest fan of the Stone Cold gimmick but I loved Shark Boy just as himself, reminded me a bit of The Hurricane. And if look past his overall masked presentation he's actually a decent wrestler.
Despite the silliness of the Shark Boy gimmick Jimbo. Dean Matthew Roll was a great wrestler who's impersonation of Stone Cold was actually very spot on.
To me TNA always felt like it never hit its stride. It had an ok start despite the weird weekly PPV deal and would almost get going when it got bigger names but, always just stumbled over itself trying too hard in attempts to “go to war”. That’s why I get nervous when Tony Khan tries to take it to WWE so early. Just take your opportunities and let the company grow naturally.
I was also at the show that involved a roof being lit on fire. I can let you know, Universal Studios was less than pleased. The entire arena was filled with smoke that night.
I would love for Cornette to listen to a TNA based episode of Jeff Jarrett's My World Podcast. And then do an episode of the Drive-Thru giving his commentary on that podcast. That would be awesome.
Things about TNA I still wanna know about from Corny: -TNA's X-Division vs today's video game wrestling -Motor City Machine Guns -Agenting gimmick matches like Ultimate X, Terror Dome/Steel Asylum, Tuxedo matches
Shelley specifically. Gargano and Yuta both cite him as a big influence and I’d reckon that could be said for a lot of younger dudes of that grappler strong-style angle. Honestly the PCS jumpstarted my journey into a dirty indy mark lol
Tetrodotoxin is what Shitstain was too lazy to look up. It was used in the movie Law Abiding Citizen. Gerard Butler’s character used it to paralyze one of the men who he was going to kill. He explained that it causes paralysis, but leaves you conscious and doesn’t block pain.
Undertaker vs mankind hell in a cell taker had the best ever entrance outside of WrestleMania xx . Batista had some good entrances to with the piro 🎉🎉🎉🎉
Watching old TNA/Impact just makes me wonder to myself, imagine if TNA/Impact had Tony Kahn’s money and didn’t get taken over by Hogan and Bischoff. Then they probably would’ve actually been a threat to WWE and we wouldn’t need AEW.
Im 30 seconds in, I dont know if Jim mentions this, but I remember this vividly. The fans even chanted "The roof, the roof, the roof is on fire. The roof, the roof, the roof is on fire." First and only time that chant was ever chanted at a wrestling show. Look it up.
It is extremely strange to think about how when wrestling was hot in the 80s and 90s the status quo was constantly changing. The Hogan era started in 1984 and by 1990 most of the territories were gone. WCW as the national promotion owned by Turner was around for about a dozen years. ECW was around for less than 10. But when wrestling has been cold we've had a steady status quo for years. From 2002 until AEW appeared in 2019 the North American wrestling landscape was WWE, TNA and ROH despite TNA being essentially a money pit from day one. How on Earth did companies that were hot during the Monday Night Wars die out so soon while TNA/Impact has lasted almost 20 years?
Give some TNA/Impact Wrestling some credit for still around in the business today. Plus Impact Wresting isn’t that bad like most people say about it give it a try and watch it.
I gave it a try and what I saw was a steaming pile of garbage, Tommy dreamer dressed as Sherlock Holmes, cheesy storylines that would make Vince McMahon blush, I can't imagine what kind of simple minded baboon would enjoy that crap, it actually made me reevaluate wwe lol
@@d.52555 lol how many tries does this garbage company needs? I've been giving them tries for the last 20 years and honest to God, each time I see a good match or something positive going on, it's completely tarnished by something goofy and stupid, like Sami Callihan the magical hacker or those obnoxious cinematic matches that they love to do so much, so no thanks, they had enough chances.
@@TheUltimateVoid Dude just move the fuck on! What the hell? There's too much damn wrestling out there, find something you like and watch it. No need for your ass to be crying over Impact!
Zombie promotion??? Impact Wrestling & Major League Wrestling has both been around for 20 years and still going strong. Both Anthem Sports & Entertainment and Court Bauer has greatly improved Impact Wrestling & Major League Wrestling.
I'm just curious because I haven't listen to Jim and Bryan a lot but has anyone emailed or tweeted them to talk about the incident involving Jeff Hardy and Sting at TNA's Victory Road in 2011?
I remember the Shark Boy hospital segment and at the time I loved it. I didn't grow up on the attitude era save culture osmosis along with South Park, but I knew enough to "get it" but not enough to think it was stupid. Him and Curry man were some of thr highlights of the show for me and I couldn't stop cheering on those hapless idiot. I dont even think I realized Christopher Daniel's was under the mask either. I understood it was scripted but at that time at that age it was real to me. Different strokes I guess.
I am also guilty of having NO idea curry man was Daniels That time internet and the IWC wasn’t as much of a thing , so I took it for what it was too - and I enjoyed it 🤷🏿♂️
Ignorance was bliss. The TNA roster was full of such athletic and snug wrestlers that even though I knew or at least had a recognized inclination it was a work, it was convincing enough that I questioned it.
The Stevie Richards paralyzing poison story actually goes back to Hitchcock. He wrote a story about a guy presumed dead about to have an autopsy performed on him expect he was still alive but couldn't move or talk and the poison slowed his organs down to where they thought he was dead. Steven King later rewrote that story as well.
A guy from Cincinnati who lives in a fish bowl acting like stone cold? 🤔....................................................................................................................................................................................... ........ ... 🤯 Sharkboy was really Jon Moxley
I use to enjoy watching TNA back in 2004-2009. When Hogan joined the company it went downhill fast.
Aces and eights storyline was fun for what it was.
You’re saying something everyone has been saying the last decade.
@@volodymyrbilyk555 Agreed I thought it was going to be stupid af at first but then Bully Ray came along
@@volodymyrbilyk555 Only for Bully Ray to drop the belt and end the angle to Chris sabin of all people.
@@volodymyrbilyk555 bullet club rip off
loved the repeated "YUP", it's like i'm watching storage wars.
**sips sprite** yuuuup
Tremendous! Yuuuuuuuuuuup!!!!
Except Jim has more personality than Dave.
Dave Hester is the electric factory 🏭⚡️
Lmaoo damn haven't watch that show in a while
"Fireworks in a broom closet"
This line kind of sums up the entire history of TNA.
Thank God Jim will never run out of amazing stories
He could just start over and no one would care, bc he goes into such detail... Or I wouldn't. Lol
I could listen to Jim shit on Russo all day and never get tired of it
Say what you want about Shark Boy, but his tag team with New Jack was some of the funniest TV I've ever seen.
And ironically it was a punishment for New Jack because he couldn't go on TV and not say "Fuck!" lol.
Tna was so bad during this time not that it was ever good. Sad and pathetic sums it up
I guess...
@@PIP-zf9yb Not ever good? X-Division, Knockouts, Tag Teams in 2005-2008? MCMG, Beer Money, Angle, Sting, Christian, Konnan, Monty Brown, Steiner on the mic?
@@Tittymaster it’s good now because of how low the bars been set
The irony is, if Vince McMahon saw the sick in bed segment with Shark Boy, he would have absolutely loved it and tried to figure out how to copy it the next week on RAW or sign Shark Boy himself.
Anything that makes money, Pal
He would have put Paul London or Brian Kendrick in a similar suit (but red) and called him "The Pirahna" or something.
Oh look another knowing vince person.
I thought the Shark Boy Steve Austin was pretty good, a decent comedy bit. Even Shark Boys time with New Jack and then later on with Curry Man was also great! Gimme a Shell Yeah!
Yeah I liked Shark Boy too. He was pretty funny 🙂 an that's a funny line, gimmie a shell yeah, Lol 🙂
What is Cornette's view of Curry man? Because I think most people like that stuff if they like any comedy in wrestling. And it's not like Jim is very consistent when it comes to stuff like that. He'll love some "magic midgets with wigs" but most other comedy is making fun out of the business
Dr. Stevie was such an asinine gimmick but I stand by Shark Boy's fishbowl house.
Just makes sense honestly
If he is part shark, part boy it just makes sense that he would live in a fish tank.
He got his doctorate from the same school as Tom Prichard...
@@msoileau83 lies. Tom earned his degree in desire from a fully accredited university.
Dr Stevie, Abyss, and Daffney were great
I love Jim’s TNA stories!!
Shark Boy lives literally right down the street from me lol. Had the pleasure of wrestling with him in the local Indys in 2011-2012ish
That’s crazy. as a teenager I lived 2 doors down from the invisible man
@@SimbolicProductions and a single nights sleep from the boogie man
Don't forget that Dixie took advantage of Billy Corgan, taking his money while making false promises.
Right.. why doesn’t anyone talk about that.
@@brianfinn6800 he’s an outsider in their eyes?
Some folks like Cornette are territorial and hate being called what he is..
A performer
"Pyro in a broom closet." 😂🤣
100% ON-POINT!!!
I was just in the former impact zone it’s now being used primarily for Horror nights mazes and funny enough AEW Dark tapings.
wouldnt you know who won the pony
So you’re telling me a legit wrestling company is only using it for their supplemental show, featuring their jobbers and training prospects?
Sounds appropriate
@@Voysh2Voysh69 What "legit wrestling company"?
When you hear the term "fumbling the bag", TNA comes to mind. National tv, the best roster of in ring wrestlers, WWE was fucking up/losing fans. How did they fuck all that up?
Vince Russo and Eric Bischoff
@@thecake6635 also hogan and the creative control posse
Well, they were paying some chick from Survivor more than the entire undercard combined to do a match with Booker T's wife. Yes, it sucked as much as you'd imagine. Shit like this was not an isolated incident.
"How did they fuck all that up?" - Three words: Dixie "Douchebag" Carter.
When you let Vince Russo convince you of his personal delusion that all wrestling fans want Attitude Era-crash TV.
"They didn't know how to wind their ass, or scratch their watch!" 😂
"Now I needed to do better than my best to counter balance Vince Russo's badness. But ofcourse I overestimate myself because not even I am that good" - Jim Cornette
I actually started watching TNA as an alternative to WWE way back in 2007. 2005/3006 are often touted as TNA's best years. Personally I really enjoyed the product until 2010. Then once again when they started to heal a little from the damage caused by Hogan etc. But boy has that company seen bad management.
3006 was my favorite year too
@@ricolewis2949 well, that was the last year before Skynet became self aware and killed the last of the pro wrestlers.
Sorry Jim. Stone Cold Shark Boy is in my boy stable. Way, way over with me.
He's almost too popular to be a boy....as the lads say he can have a boy passport.
Pre Stone Cold gimmick Shark Boy is in my Boy Stable
@DLRX jack and shark boy for life THE PLANKSTERS
Debit card Dixie really lost her company IRL like a TNA storyline
Let's all go ahead and ask Scott Hall about that....jeezus fuck
Best Nickname Ever
🏆👈
That "yep" said everything
Brian's laugh the moment Dr. Stevie was brought up 😂🤣. The dumbest gimmick
The Claire Lynch angle will stand out or anything involving Jeff Jarrett
The ad spots are some of the best parts on both the Experience and Drive-Thru.
One of my favorite things In TNA was the shark boy steve austin thing, the fish puns were real!
"I'm gonna whoop somebody's bass" "Give me a shell yeah!" "And that's the fishin' line cause shark boy said so"
2006 TNA days were great compared to WWE/AEW 2021!
That was a heck of a shift for the ad at the end. Well done Jim!
It’s hilarious how Russo is responsible for sinking 2 wrestling companies, out of the 3 he’s been employed with.
Well duh, that’s who you call if you wanna kill a wrestling company 😂
Whats the 3rd?
Bro
@@patrickboian8545 WWF bro
Actually, under Russo, Impact got its highest ratings, and made the most money.
It was Dixie that sunk it.
And that's why nobody takes people like you seriously. You don't like someone, so you make up bs about them.
Yes, Russo gave us WCW World Champion David Arquette, but how exactly did he sink TNA?
Please create an Omnibus about Jim's time in TNA. These stories are genuinely appreciated.
....and than Dixie Carter wanted tv time.
When he mentioned Shark Boy, I thought he was gonna mention the Fish Market Street Fight between Shark Boy and Curry Man (Christopher Daniels) against the Dudley's / Team 3-D
3:07 “pyro in a f*cking broom closet” LMFAO
The fishbowl story had me in stitches.
Does anyone else smile when Jim plays the Stephen P New Ad?
not only smile but sing along too!
I got my grandson hooked on the "Shark Boy" gimmick. We loved the matches he had with Curry Man (Christopher Daniels). It was a horrible work, but when he was 4 years old he loved it. It was funny AF.
Christopher Daniels was Curry Man?? I never knew that, that explains a lot though looking back on some of Curry Man and Shark Boy's stuff
Hasn’t tna been around longer than wcw at this point?
That would be a sad commentary on society if Impact has been around for that many years.
Whoever runs that joint now must have deep pockets....
Not if you count crockett promotions.
@@watchitlive8460 Yeah if you count the crocketts owning it. That was from around the 1930's or 1940's with Jim Sr.
I just started watching IMPACT this year after not watching for years. I really enjoy what I've seen
Imagine how different TNA would have been today if Jeff Jarrett was not sent home after stealing Angle's wife.
Imagine if Dixie had made Jim head of creative rather than Vince Russo?
From what i heard it wasnt stealing Karen that got him sideways with Dixie it was lying to her face about it.
@@HEAVYDIAPER Would not have been much different. It's Jarrett that kept re-hiring Russo all the time.
Aaand wouldn't you know who won the pony, they made the whole Jeff Jarrett stealing Kurt's then ex wife into an angle (no pun intended) on TV which is something they shouldn't have done in the first place. Same thing with Hawk and his demons. Wrestling should NOT involve anything with personal shit behind the scenes being an angle on TV.
Funny how Jim can remember any day of any year dating back to the 60s.
Fucking legend.👍
He remembers some things the way he wants to from time to time....
I was at the TNA ppv where the roof went on fire that was a whole mess I remember staring at roof more than the actual match I think Eric young was on it the good thing is when they send us back in I rush and got better seats
I will always miss Meme Era TNA with the godawful storylines like Claire Lynch
This was literally the first TNA ppv my brother and I ever bought. I remember this delay well
TNA has some great matches and bat shit crazy but fun storylines and gimmicks. Angle, Sting, AJ, Joe Beer Money, Beautiful People, Gail/Kong/Mickie/Victoria to name a few.
The fanbase enjoyed TNA more than just " fed = dead" too which was nice. Most of the TNA stories folks tell are always entertaining as well.
In my opinion, when Jim was a part of TNA, TNA was the best promotion not named WWE at that time and I could argue that it was way better than both current WWE AND AEW now
no doubt
I mean it was actually way better than WWE at the time. 2005-2010 WWE was the drizzling shits.
He was in a superior federation simultaneously as its authority figure - ROH. Got to be a generally great visceral promo against CZW.
@mattm6200 Almost everyone is a parrot in wrestling comment sections my friend. It's pretty gross, especially all the idiots that freely use the term mark. Gives me chills like nails on a chalk board.
Loved Shark Boy. Wish someone would let him do something on tv.
Thank you Hulk Hogan (along with Dixie) for completely ruining a pretty decent TNA
I see the [Blank] has taken effect...never gets old.
Shark Boy 24/7 says "I just bit your ass"
PYRO IN A BROOM CLOSET IS DIRTY WORK 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
it's hilarious, at this point I'm so used to hearing Russo referred to as ShitStain, it doesn't even sound like an insult anymore. I just associate it as his name, good ol'ShitStain making a career on fucking up booking
I was never the biggest fan of the Stone Cold gimmick but I loved Shark Boy just as himself, reminded me a bit of The Hurricane. And if look past his overall masked presentation he's actually a decent wrestler.
Everybody's talking about Dr Stevie and Shark Boy, while I'm over here in awe of the best ad read I ever heard.
Despite the silliness of the Shark Boy gimmick Jimbo. Dean Matthew Roll was a great wrestler who's impersonation of Stone Cold was actually very spot on.
Agreed
Was? He still is.
@@gothard5 I thought he retired
To me TNA always felt like it never hit its stride. It had an ok start despite the weird weekly PPV deal and would almost get going when it got bigger names but, always just stumbled over itself trying too hard in attempts to “go to war”.
That’s why I get nervous when Tony Khan tries to take it to WWE so early. Just take your opportunities and let the company grow naturally.
Only difference is Khan can actually pay for it.
Pyro in a broom closet!!
I was also at the show that involved a roof being lit on fire. I can let you know, Universal Studios was less than pleased. The entire arena was filled with smoke that night.
I would love for Cornette to listen to a TNA based episode of Jeff Jarrett's My World Podcast. And then do an episode of the Drive-Thru giving his commentary on that podcast. That would be awesome.
Things about TNA I still wanna know about from Corny:
-TNA's X-Division vs today's video game wrestling
-Motor City Machine Guns
-Agenting gimmick matches like Ultimate X, Terror Dome/Steel Asylum, Tuxedo matches
Shelley specifically. Gargano and Yuta both cite him as a big influence and I’d reckon that could be said for a lot of younger dudes of that grappler strong-style angle. Honestly the PCS jumpstarted my journey into a dirty indy mark lol
Tetrodotoxin is what Shitstain was too lazy to look up. It was used in the movie Law Abiding Citizen. Gerard Butler’s character used it to paralyze one of the men who he was going to kill. He explained that it causes paralysis, but leaves you conscious and doesn’t block pain.
If you don't mind me asking, who exactly is Shitstain?
@@MuggsyMontoya Vince Russo
@@kinginthenorth1437 thanks
I honestly loved sharkboy as a kid. He was over for me but i definitely understand jim not being a fan of that gimmick lmao
Undertaker vs mankind hell in a cell taker had the best ever entrance outside of WrestleMania xx . Batista had some good entrances to with the piro 🎉🎉🎉🎉
Is that the World Class Championship Wrestling theme song
Another great one Travis!
Watching old TNA/Impact just makes me wonder to myself, imagine if TNA/Impact had Tony Kahn’s money and didn’t get taken over by Hogan and Bischoff. Then they probably would’ve actually been a threat to WWE and we wouldn’t need AEW.
8 more wrestlers released from WWE. I remember when it used to be everybody's dream job.
Here we go..
"Didn't know whether to wind their ass or scratch their watch." Classic.
Im 30 seconds in, I dont know if Jim mentions this, but I remember this vividly. The fans even chanted "The roof, the roof, the roof is on fire. The roof, the roof, the roof is on fire." First and only time that chant was ever chanted at a wrestling show. Look it up.
Is it really that Important to look up?
I thought Sharkboy at least did a pretty good job of sounding like Austin from what I remember.
"The family is still here, Dr. Fishman is still here, Nurse Bass is still here."
It is extremely strange to think about how when wrestling was hot in the 80s and 90s the status quo was constantly changing. The Hogan era started in 1984 and by 1990 most of the territories were gone. WCW as the national promotion owned by Turner was around for about a dozen years. ECW was around for less than 10. But when wrestling has been cold we've had a steady status quo for years. From 2002 until AEW appeared in 2019 the North American wrestling landscape was WWE, TNA and ROH despite TNA being essentially a money pit from day one. How on Earth did companies that were hot during the Monday Night Wars die out so soon while TNA/Impact has lasted almost 20 years?
Give some TNA/Impact Wrestling some credit for still around in the business today. Plus Impact Wresting isn’t that bad like most people say about it give it a try and watch it.
I gave it a try and what I saw was a steaming pile of garbage, Tommy dreamer dressed as Sherlock Holmes, cheesy storylines that would make Vince McMahon blush, I can't imagine what kind of simple minded baboon would enjoy that crap, it actually made me reevaluate wwe lol
@@TheUltimateVoid that was almost two years ago lol, give it a try again
@@d.52555 lol how many tries does this garbage company needs? I've been giving them tries for the last 20 years and honest to God, each time I see a good match or something positive going on, it's completely tarnished by something goofy and stupid, like Sami Callihan the magical hacker or those obnoxious cinematic matches that they love to do so much, so no thanks, they had enough chances.
@@TheUltimateVoid Dude just move the fuck on! What the hell? There's too much damn wrestling out there, find something you like and watch it. No need for your ass to be crying over Impact!
@@corwinbrown2643 nah, quite frankly I enjoy too much to call out Tits N Ass Wrestling whenever I get the chance, absolute garbage...
The PPV in question was 2006 Hard Justice, and the fire occured during the Eric Young/Johnny Devine match FYI
I remember hearing a fire alarm during Raw because of the pyro smoke
Jim got mad again just telling the story about Sharkboy's house. Ha.
Corny was starting to sound like that Dave Hester guy from storage wars with the Yups!🤣👍
OH SHELL NO
Didn’t aj styles say they wanted to cut my wage in half after hogan that’s not for me brother came in
This shit just hurt the hell out of my brain
Zombie promotion??? Impact Wrestling & Major League Wrestling has both been around for 20 years and still going strong. Both Anthem Sports & Entertainment and Court Bauer has greatly improved Impact Wrestling & Major League Wrestling.
"Pyro in a fuckin broom closet"😭😭😭
I loved Stone Cold Shark Boy 😂😂
Shark Boy was brilliant
Trying to picture a pot of piss flying out of a window and hitting some poor shrub in the face cracked me up! Oh Jim!
I'm just curious because I haven't listen to Jim and Bryan a lot but has anyone emailed or tweeted them to talk about the incident involving Jeff Hardy and Sting at TNA's Victory Road in 2011?
I remember the Shark Boy hospital segment and at the time I loved it. I didn't grow up on the attitude era save culture osmosis along with South Park, but I knew enough to "get it" but not enough to think it was stupid. Him and Curry man were some of thr highlights of the show for me and I couldn't stop cheering on those hapless idiot. I dont even think I realized Christopher Daniel's was under the mask either. I understood it was scripted but at that time at that age it was real to me. Different strokes I guess.
I am also guilty of having NO idea curry man was Daniels
That time internet and the IWC wasn’t as much of a thing , so I took it for what it was too - and I enjoyed it 🤷🏿♂️
Ignorance was bliss. The TNA roster was full of such athletic and snug wrestlers that even though I knew or at least had a recognized inclination it was a work, it was convincing enough that I questioned it.
Daniels played the Suicide gimmick for a while too.
Same with Kazerian I think
HOT….SPICY…. TASTES GREAT
Brian just cracking at the end trying to segue lmao
Honestly, it is smart to not have searches for paralytic poisons in you google history.
I've been waiting for this
I live for the Steven P News ad
Corny never ceases to amaze "Didn't know whether to wind their ass or scratch their watch."
From a fellow Kentuckian, I laughed everytime Cornette said "Pot o' piss"
Looking back on it , yeah that totally tells me Vince Russo.
The Stevie Richards paralyzing poison story actually goes back to Hitchcock. He wrote a story about a guy presumed dead about to have an autopsy performed on him expect he was still alive but couldn't move or talk and the poison slowed his organs down to where they thought he was dead. Steven King later rewrote that story as well.
" in which genre do you want the stupidity"🤣🤣🤣
Sharkboy was over af in TNA.
Thais happened at TNA Hard Justice 2006 during the opening match between Eric Young & Johnny Devine.
Brian busting up laughing trying for the Steven P. Nu segway was perfect. 😂😂😂
That January 4, 2010 show is the most outlaw, dollar store looking shit I’ve ever seen
Jim been listening to Deadlock lately lmao better try this ONE MORE TIME
Still pop at the Stephen P. New plug
A guy from Cincinnati who lives in a fish bowl acting like stone cold? 🤔.......................................................................................................................................................................................
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🤯 Sharkboy was really Jon Moxley
I see what you did there...
In the theme of Billy Joel's "We didn't start the fire."
We didn't start the fire,it was Cornette who did it,cos of TNA he didn't want to be in it.