"aww, Shane's still got it!!" "Nope!" Fucking KILLED ME 😂😂😂

@AlexanderMartinez-kr3nd

Жыл бұрын

The timing on that comment...SMH

@jackwilliamtaylor5656

Жыл бұрын

@@AlexanderMartinez-kr3nd I’m a little confused, what do you mean?

@AlexanderMartinez-kr3nd

Жыл бұрын

@Jack William Taylor Michael Cole said, "Shane's still got it" at the worst possible moment.

That Shane segment was both hard to watch and entertaining imo. Great improvising by all involved and I have a lot of respect for Miz putting over so many people over those 2 days.

@fernandofelix892

Жыл бұрын

it was the biggest POP of the night.

@Trashytrash1118

Жыл бұрын

@@Paganichi lost to McAfee and Snoop in the same weekend

Dusty wasn’t having the bullshit😂

Honestly, given that Snoop wasn’t expected to do anything physical, he could’ve done a whole hell of a lot worse. That elbow was cleaner than some I’ve seen from managers or valets who were asked to get physical in a match.

@Somnogenesis

Жыл бұрын

Oh hell yes, this. I genuinely wasn't quite sure if Shane had really been hurt or not, given the way Snoop took over the segment so seamlessly. He took the instruction from the cameraman (which I'd never have spotted without this video!) and instantly laid in a worked punch that looked better than Shane's do, for starters. And equally he didn't bat an eyelid when the ref told him to hit that People's Elbow. I mean, hats off to the man, he's clearly a genuine fan because he knew precisely what to do at every stage. The way he kicked Miz's arms out of the way so he could run the ropes, exactly like the Rock always did in preparation for the People's Elbow, had me in stitches. And then he carried on with a perfectly judged comedy bit with pretending to look for his armband to tear off and settling on his sunglasses, then actually (sort of) running the ropes before hitting what was a genuinely pretty good-looking elbow drop. Of course, it helps that he's totally used to live performance and the business of at least semi-improvising in front of a big crowd. And of course Miz sold the whole thing like a champ. So all things considered they all did brilliantly between them to make a silk purse out of a sow's ear out there.

@christheman9881

Жыл бұрын

@@Somnogenesis on snoopy nutty sweaty ball park franks

Bubba and Jericho are true professionals who care about their opponents and know if something isn’t right, to be sure their opponent gets the medical help they need, even if it meant to cutting the match short. Case in point: When Neville fractured his left ankle in a match against Jericho, Jericho instantly knew he was hurt and tried to get the ref to end the match. And he improvised the finish by pushing the ref, and getting DQ’d. And he was a heel, so while Neville was being attended to, he berated the fans to keep their focus on him. That’s the kind of wrestler most wrestlers want to work with.

Another time Jericho had to improvise on the fly was when he had a match vs Neville in 2016 on Raw. Neville had hurt his ankle so Jericho had to improvise and rolled up Neville for the win to end the match quicker but the ref wasn't on board. So Jericho just shoved the ref to get dq.

@UndergroundSkat2000

Жыл бұрын

I love that exchange between himself and Charles Robinson "fk you!" "No fk you!" Lol

I’m glad Dusty went off script both times, it was so annoying watching Steph talk down to literally everyone without really any kind clap back afterwards. Yeah I know, that was the way to help her get heat with the crowd, but it gets old watching no one really tell her off aside from the occasional rib at her expense like in the attitude era.

@MPHswayze

Жыл бұрын

Smarks have such mommy & daddy issues they project onto the McMahons 😂. "Her heel heat never put over talent! She never got her comeuppance!" My guy she went to jail, she got thrown into a pool of shit, she was slapped across the face 1000 times. Mean mommy Steph didn't always "put herself over" you dorks

@nman1

Жыл бұрын

@@Paganichi it really was, and that's why stephanie had it coming each time when dusty didn't hold back from her condescending tone

@BlakeAustin2011

Жыл бұрын

I miss the old days of promos being off the cuff and the wrestlers being given general instructions on the story angle. Many of the men and women can make up some solid stuff on the fly. HHH and The Rock and Stone Cold had some of the greatest one liners and clap backs ever. Booker T and the NWO on WCW had excellent promos as well. That used to be the mark of who would become the next big push: who could win the crowd the best with their acting.

@tonybankse

Жыл бұрын

It’s a televised show and she did the bosses daughter it made total sense for the character and as I recall there were a few times she got hers I don’t understand the hate on Steph at all

@nman1

Жыл бұрын

@@tonybankse this reply right here in essence is just a mix of "you know it's fake right?" And overall simpery

I think snoop should have crip walked before hitting the elbow that would have been legendary

@thatakwardude

Жыл бұрын

You mean the "C Walk" according to TikTok?

@lune6oslit716

Жыл бұрын

@@thatakwardude I remember calling it c-walk in 2006, fym bruh

@vodkazingo

Жыл бұрын

@@thatakwardude dude said "according to TikTok" LOL

@thatakwardude

Жыл бұрын

@@vodkazingo lol 'cause people on there be thinkin' the crip walk is literally dancing on their heels. Like, nahhh bruh!

@reggiewolfpac

Жыл бұрын

4 Real tho.😂

Stephanie: "we're not giving Dusty speaking roles because he goes against our scripting policy." Reality: she was upset her power trip making her feel above the entire roster finally got challenged & one of them actually told her off. Look at all the people who are praised by the company for going off script & making the segment better (Cena calling out Rock & Roman, Reigns's "missionary position" comment). And you can't argue that him standing up for himself wasn't way better than her berating a legend to tears with no consequences would've been. They just didn't like that it came at one of their expense.

@productwholeslave2122

Жыл бұрын

That's every supervisor I've had in the last three years. Lol.

Another good one was WCW Superbrawl 1998, where Booker T. and Saturn had to wrestle a match on the fly. (Saturn was to immediately face the winner of Booker T. vs. Rick Martel. Martel was supposed to win, but got injured in the match, so the finish to this was improvised as well.)

WOW ! Kudos to both Jericho and Shelton ! Not many could pull that off so smooth nowadays unfortunately . So many are used to pre planning damn near every move and spot now . And to me that takes away from what makes wrestling special as an art . Because THAT takes real talent .

Bubba Ray is one of the Most Consistently Talented Wrestler of all times. He's straight up Never had a bad match

@bepbep7418

Жыл бұрын

Tell him that, he talks about having bad matches all the time 😂 by the way BULLY Ray still wrestles. There's still time for MANY bad matches.

Another example would be a match on Raw between Jericho and Neville. Neville had broken his ankle and shin bone doing a baseball slide and Jericho had to improvise the finish. The referee didn’t know Neville was hurt and didn’t count to 3. This then led to a altercation between the ref and Jericho on TV.

That Shane segment was extremely hard to watch .

@truesnake21

Жыл бұрын

I was there that day I will say, the audience were quiet for a bit until Snoop saved that moment. A little awkward but it was great in the end

@rcdune7132

Жыл бұрын

It was hilarious 😂

@mdj2010

Жыл бұрын

I was laughing my ass off. I've watched it about 20 times now 😂

@DamanKingBear

Жыл бұрын

It was hilarious

@Ajr5691

Жыл бұрын

Yeah, through the tears from laughing so hard it was hard to make out what was happening

Should be called “The Dogg’s Elbow”

I’m just going to take this opportunity to say, since it’s shown a lot in this video….that Kurt Angle had the smoothest moonsault ever

“Oh Shane still got it… NOPE”

Man, I miss Dusty. Love his off the cuff style. Although I get that the idea was to make Steph/HHH seem untouchable, I actually thing this would have been great had it continued. Dusty was just giving the fans what we all wanted. To be honest, we all know they wouldn't have said much if Stone Cold/The Rock had done something like that cuz to be honest, they didn't have that kinda control over them and they always draw huge crowds.

That’s why it should’ve been LA Knight instead of a sweaty, old Shane

@DeanMoxley87

Жыл бұрын

I think Shane's return was a one off as he was aware Dubs had been sold & wanted one last pop and it ended in catastrophe

@MCguy52

Жыл бұрын

YEAH

@nateh254

Жыл бұрын

@That 80's Dude shane is over a decade older lol

@mattalan6618

Жыл бұрын

@That 80's Dude Shane is 53. Knight is 40

@M._mkid

Жыл бұрын

HERE COMES THE QUAD TEAR.

I thought all the refs had ear pieces. So the "People's elbow" to Snoop was probably from Triple H or who ever was in charge that night.

@MrWebby93

Жыл бұрын

Exactly, either H or Vince gave the prompt through her earpiece, or Shane or Miz called the audible there. I highly doubt a ref would have made a call like that.

So Lex couldn't get the man up. And the man's response was "Nah brother let's do it again. I'll get up". What a beautiful love story.

@ronkolek613

Жыл бұрын

ROFLMFAO

I think I tore my quad watching this

@LinKueiDragon

Жыл бұрын

Get well soon... or in about 4 months to over half a year.

Shout out to the ref Jessika & the cameraman for improvising for Snoop Dogg & it's crazy Kevin Nash got cleared then injured in that night shout out to Bubba as well.

Just wanted to stop by and say love your channel man keep up the fantastic work. I appreciate how your style of videos has evolved and how they teach me things about professional wrestling as a whole. All love from Hawaii ☮️

Snoops was fun to watch and Corey graves is a hero for that response to 'Shane's still got it!' as he pulled his quad

Everyone in the ring with bash during his injury acted so fast and professionally it’s impressive

That's why it's great to have a Plan B ready to go if anything goes wrong.. They all did a great job here..

Damn you’re miles better than whatculture wrestling. They put no video clips whatsoever 😂

@UndergroundSkat2000

Жыл бұрын

Exactly. And they never use the actual wrestler clips of their comments

@mickyblue9658

Жыл бұрын

I used to like whatculture but their videos are corny af now and they go overboard with the wokeness, wrestletalk are just as bad too

@thelonewolf70x7

Жыл бұрын

Or WrestleLAM(E)ia woke and boring crap.

Mark Curtis jumping up and down after the three count 😂 ah man that brings me back

Snoop improvised so well I thought it was scripted

Dusty was not going for it 😂

Bubba has always been one of my favorites. He is really amazing in so many different ways.

Bro Your videos are top notch

THIS is wrestling. A one shot, one take, stunt show. Amazing.

Snoop's People's Elbow wasn't bad. Sure he went for air rather than falling back like Rock always did, but that part was fine. It was the running the ropes that made it "questionable"... 😂😂

@MrWebby93

Жыл бұрын

I've never seen someone so stiff 🤣 good job to Snoop, but that did make me laugh.

Great video

Anytime I hear the word "intercontinental" my brain hears it in Randy Savage voice.

The female referee at the beginning in the Snoop Dog one is actually an ex wrestler herself.

Great job , Big Dust 🤠

What a terrible time for Michael Cole to yell, "Shane's still got it."

Snoop and that ref improvised better than half the roster.

I worked as a ref in the indys. The primary job of the ref is to monitor the crowd....both for crowd reactions and for fans trying to get into the ring (ref has the honor of taking the first shot at trespassers) and to call spots in case of botchces (including "gimmick" fails like "foreign objects") as well as making calls "on the fly" in case of injury. I called spots and went home several times....botched gimmicks, botched finishes, missed cues, broken rings (ropes and boards) and injuries. The hardest call is when one of the workers has been concussed and has no idea where they are or what they are doing....and that is especially true with inexperienced undercard workers. One of the veterans that was absolutely the best at dealing with "oops" moments is Ricky Morton of Rock N Roll Express. Being a ref with experienced workers in the ring is usually a breeze.

Shane O done got old. It happens to everyone. I laughed when his old man tore his quads trying to slide into the ring LOL

04:38 *IT'S MA'AM!*

8:40 - Ironically, there was supposed to be a Saturday Night's Main Event title match where the Hart Foundation was going to lose to The Rockers and the Rockers were to win the tag titles, but the ring ropes broke, they had a shitty match and the title change was nullified and the match never officially aired despite clearly having footage of it.

@Somnogenesis

Жыл бұрын

I only discovered just a week or two back that the entire match footage is out there, and watched it for the first time ever. It's really not a bad match all things considered: despite the circumstances it didn't look nearly as awkward as I'd been led to expect from all I'd heard over the years. It's a shame in a way that the WWF didn't acknowledge the title change as planned.

Booker-Dust was the best combo of personalities in the history of the WWF. Such an unlikely duo, but they killed it. I don't remember actually seeing them Tag Team, but their comedy bits were legendary.

R.I.P. American Dream! 🙏🏾❤️

i will not stop until you tell me what the intro is its creepy

@alexbruce9499

Жыл бұрын

You mean the audio clip? That's from Triple H's Attitude era entrance music, before he got the Motorhead song.

@blackstormer95

Жыл бұрын

@@alexbruce9499 thanks a lot! it was deeply buried in my memory

"Shane's still got it!" *Tears quad*

"SHANE'S STILL GOT IT!...... nope." - Michael Cole

I hope Vince gave that cameraman a nice bonus.

"There Goes the Money" - some dude on Botchamania.

The morale? Quads make people improvise.

"New Year's Revolution 2005" Watching that show live... and the first 2 matches have a worker go down with bad knee injuries. It was like: "Jesus.... the ghost of Brody is doing it's work tonight...."

I was more of an Atomic leg drop guy than a peoples Elbow, but I'd still love to see that fight with Snoop :'D The leg drop was my go to move for drunken wrestling matches. I did a lot of Judo as a kid though, so I had throws and Holds down by the time I was like 8. No one wanted to wrestle me, hahaha.

Super Like On this video. That's why I'm including, I was like number 805 Is cool to see "real" things happening on "scripted" shows. My favorite was, hell pretty much all of them.

Those torn quads must be genetic

God I saw that Shane moment last year live it was incredible lol

@00:02 Can anyone please tell me which song is this from? I feel like I have heard this from some wrestler's entrance music and not being able to remember is really bothering me. Thanks in advance

@thomasbatta3250

Жыл бұрын

Hhh my time theme

@Abdullah_Sultan

Жыл бұрын

@@thomasbatta3250 Thanks

I wish Dusty was still alive ,i would have loved to see how hes off the script promos would have done in AEW.what a guy

dustys promos during that time were awesome i think :((

I’m glad dusty Rhodes got in Stephanie face she spoke to me like that I would have slapped her 😂

Poor big show 4:52 ….hands off the merchandise!

"Oh Shane's still got it"😂

That Angle/Holly match went of forever after his arm got broken. Angle was pulling on Holly's arm to send him into the ropes. Thats the only one i ever saw on TV where i knew something happened.

My Grandad's on both sides were Olympic Wrestlers in the Military, so I was inducted into Wrestling from a very early age. I remember sitting in the Armchair with my Grandad, watching Andre the Giant Vs. Hulk Hogan, and I asked my Grandad "Can I be a Wrestler, too?" and he told me only if I ate my Vegetables and Fruit, and his secret "Burned Toast" LoL, The Dude had me eating burned toast as I wanted to be like Hulk Hogan... I'm sure burned toast doesn't help, but sure he got a laugh out of it. My step Fathers Dad also did some Wrestling, but he was a Navy, Boxing Champion. It's crazy when you look back to this generation of Men, they were all in some form of Military and all did some kind of Combat sports. Oh how things have changed. My Mothers Father was in the Airforce during the 2nd World War. His Eldest Daughter (he had no Son's) even followed in his footsteps... she even met her Husband during the Falklands war. My Mothers family moved a lot though due to my Grandad being in the Airforce, She pretty much grew up in Germany (although we're from the UK) as my Grandad was stationed there in the 60's.

4:17 too funny that Shelton win without a scripted match and they improvised on a ring I love that

You forget Jericho vs Neville

Good thing Snoop knew how to do the peoples elbow

Bro... Chris Jericho deserves more respect. Imagine that you are the champion and you have to improvise an entire match and you decide to give a victory to a rising talent like Shelton Benjamin. And yeah, Shelton was criminally underrated in WWE.

Ref went hard for Miz and Snoop.

"OH, SHANE'S STILL GOT IT! ...nope"

4:52 note Lugers hand positioning...Even Andre the Giant would make that work.

what's the song in the intro ? I remember that one from long time ago

That Daniel Puder incident proves how ignorant he was to the business. He tried to selfishly put himself over, instead of doing his job making sure Kurt Angle was safe and just put him over. That's one of the main reasons Puder got the shit beat out of him in the Royal Rumble and why The Miz got hired after losing the competition because he proved he had an understanding for the business by not sand bagging Big Show when he got bodyslammed while all the other guys tried to make it difficult for Big Show.

I expect Snoop Dogg to do the people's Blunt and not the people's elbow!

Luger's head must have felt like it was going to explode lifting that much weight.

Yo do like roids attack the quads cuz it seems like that's the most common injury for a wrestler and they always do it with lil to no contact

Mickey James is soo underrated 👀

@TheDanzomanzo

Жыл бұрын

Meh. She didn't get chewed for the botches, she got chewed for how she handled them. You don't just break character that easily.

It wasn't WWE, but Sting vs Jeff Hardy at TNA Victory Road 2011. Jeff was drunk and high as a kite and was in no shape to perform whatsoever. So after a few minutes of Jeff stumbling around and making a complete ass of himself, the match officially started and the ref just told Sting to pin him immediately so they could get him out of there. So Sting did just that.The bell rang and he just took Jeff to the mat and legitimately pinned him. You could even see Jeff attempt to kick out, but Sting held him down and the ref quick counted to end the whole debacle.

Number 11. Kane & Lance Storm at NWO 2003 when Kane body slammed Regal and knocked him out and Lance and Kane had to improvise a pin break up

@ensabahnur8683

Жыл бұрын

No. Regal knocked Regal out. But they did good on improv.

Jericho had no luck with broken ropes.

Improv is one of the best parts of wrestling

The Shane botch was confusing. Everyone in attendance had no idea if it was part of the plan or not. In the end though it made for a great segment

Might just be me, but I don't know of too many female refs that aren't gimmick ones. I'd like to see a list of the best female refs. Or maybe most notable matches with them in general.

Crazy how Vince and his Son both tore their quads in the ring I wonder if Vince Sr ever tore his quad in the ring?

Damn i thought Snoop improvised the whole thing. Either way though he did good

I don't blame Dusty one bit. Watching Stephanie talk down to everyone and emasculating a lot of men especially Jericho was hard to watch especially since they used to lay into her back in the day

The McMahon family has the worst quads in WWE History. The all men in the family (HHH included) have all torn their quads in the ring. I'm not making fun of their pain, but that's the worse coincidences ever.

Even though I love snoop It’s so bizarre news outlets are running with this story that it was snoops idea when it can clearly be seen and heard he was given a cue.

Stephanie consistently used her position to belittle talent. Power tripping the whole time.

everyone mad at snoop's elbow but you really think that frail man's trying to take a bump? Miz was probably happy to use him as a landing mat to save the segment, besides snoop probably weighs 130 pounds

Yea, Dusty is old school and does not like being treated that way.

It’s actually a misconception that the refs throw the X sign when something goes wrong. In reality they throw the X because they are DX fans

Showed Owen's botched piledriver and Austin going for the roll up after he was able to move. But you didn't talk about it.

Regarding the Snoop/Miz spot, would it be the ref improvising or the producers (Vince or HHH) passing the message on through the earpiece?

Did Lex Luger play with Big Shows little show while having him in the rack?

I loved shelton benjamin one

That Stefani shit was ridiculous she would just do it to be little then but if there is no match or anything just her slapping you kills a character quickly

How were they not prepared for Shelton Benjamin? He was hot at the time.

@ravenfrancis1476

Жыл бұрын

This was generally in an era where WWE for some reason judged a wrestler by size and physique as opposed to actual skill in the ring. They didn't start taking people like Shelton seriously as main-card talent until like, 2018.

@robertlunderwood

Жыл бұрын

@@ravenfrancis1476 The vote was obviously going to be for Shelton.

@ravenfrancis1476

Жыл бұрын

@@robertlunderwood Right, except WWE is notoriously shit at predicting audience interest. See the entire career of Daniel Bryan.