If Sin Cara can jump that high without a trampoline, then it would be a record breaking jump.

@markeastridge9649

Жыл бұрын

I’m trying to figure out why fans would let down seeing a springboard in use? Hell, give me a gymnastics room battle royal with pommel horses, rings, springboards, bars ect

@captainwafer7965

Жыл бұрын

@@markeastridge9649 American Ninja Warrior on Raw? Let's go.

@stevegiles9080

Жыл бұрын

Can't Reggie jump that high. I've seen Jimp super big

@suoquainen

Жыл бұрын

And then there's Axion / A-Kid...

@daiweakstuff7659

Жыл бұрын

I want to see you jump like sin cara

Anyone who thinks crash pads shouldn’t be used should have to take a bump onto a bare floor and then see how they like it. Most wrestlers aren’t paid as much as you think, and as most are on “independent contractor” deals, they have to cover their own medical expenses (and of course, if they are injured, they can’t wrestle and earn money).

@iamironman616

Жыл бұрын

True!

@KiaraWilliamsX

Жыл бұрын

If you’re falling into something that’s already gonna break your fall then I don’t see why a crash pad is needed

@kidneystonermusic

Жыл бұрын

How can you say something so controversial yet so brave?

@werewolflover8636

Жыл бұрын

@@KiaraWilliamsX You try it then and show us all how it’s done!

@robertlogan5354

Жыл бұрын

for things like falls from the light rigging/titantron, a roof, etc, absolutely use crash pads! but not for a basic floor bump at ringside.

I want to know the trick to Mick Foley not being dead.

@ScarlettRoseTV

Жыл бұрын

Fr! The man is insane in and out of the ring and has taken sooo many dangerous bumps.

@robertcoggeshall3071

Жыл бұрын

@@ScarlettRoseTV he knows how to fall, lol 😆.

@LucotIC.

Жыл бұрын

He has powers

@darkangel-ve8pn

Жыл бұрын

Airbag under the table..cushions the fall

@brucesmith765

Жыл бұрын

​@dark angel there was no airbag under the HITC match. No one knew about the spot except Taker and Mick. And obviously the cage breaking was unplanned as well.

Michael Cole said he had permanent hearing loss from years of Vince screaming into his ear

@dmichael1172

Жыл бұрын

The butts in the seats comment was piped in from Bischoff to Shavontie

I knew pretty much everything on this list, and it doesn't change my outlook on wrestling at all. It's fun to watch.

@BobTheAnimeDude

Жыл бұрын

fr. and I always tell people just because it's scripted doesn't make it any less dangerous. They literally put their lives on the line to entertain us. Mad respect

@AlexPerezFC

Жыл бұрын

Exactly!

The referees overselling the collapsing ring are what made it funny lol

@SHANEO144

Жыл бұрын

I was dying 🤣🤣

The fake sign one is even more obvious when wrestlers do "surprise returns". What a coincidence that during every big surprise return, WWE loves to do close-ups of someone with a sign that happens to be about the returning wrestler.

@cliffordjackson3

Жыл бұрын

FACTS.

@mattTHEEgreat

Жыл бұрын

Right, like the sign for Pat McAfee at the Rumble. Obviously a plant

@elleni-41

Жыл бұрын

I never knew the signs were fake till many years into me watching..😅😅.. didn't realize then it was that scripted..

@nixda9326

Жыл бұрын

i also readed that Signs were also often changed in the TV. like when Roman Reigns was still pretty unpopular among the Fans, i readed that one of the Signs was actually "Roman Sucks" but in TV or in other Videos there was standing just "Roman Reigns".

@morgorine273

Жыл бұрын

One thing WWE must stop doing in 2023. Really undermines the surprise of a wrestler's return

This stuff fools us all as kids. But becomes common sense as adults

@j67vv

Жыл бұрын

@@blackphilipalvarez1305 facts

@adamvialpando106

Жыл бұрын

@@blackphilipalvarez1305 Same. I was really into it as a kid. Then in middle and high school I stopped because I realized it was all fake. Nowadays while I am not a regular watcher I enjoy it again knowing all the ways they put on a good show. There was this really knowledgeable guy I listened to once talking about martial arts movies and how some people talk crap about the fights not being real. And he said while they might not be real fights it still takes incredible talent to do. He praised not only martial srts actors but also professional wrestlers.

@kennythetrend3688

Жыл бұрын

Disagree, I see them slap their leg for a superkick or big boot, but I still don't register it when watching.

@lizzyharter9689

Жыл бұрын

i kinda knew it was fake as a kid but i still respect wwe for keeping wrestlers safe

@petroschavula7204

5 ай бұрын

Imagine

Referees are legendary

Ever single person who fights inside the ring deserves mad respect ❤️

@vinniedixon1140

Жыл бұрын

Fights? You means acts out choreographed, contrived, scripted bullshit. Fighting is what boxers, mma fighters etc do.

@1366Erik

Жыл бұрын

@@vinniedixon1140 oof

@narcozero8410

Жыл бұрын

@@vinniedixon1140 In stunt work, a choreographed fight is still called a fight . But… you know, nobody confuses it for an actual fight. 😂 (I’m sorry if you thought Henry Cavill was an actual witcher) Still, Wrestling and Stuntwork is hella hard and dangerous, and we can be respectful of that while also admiring actual real life fighters.

@Right389

Жыл бұрын

​@@vinniedixon1140 LoL 😂

I was lucky enough to get a chair that Shane o Mac used on Big Show before Judgement Day 2000. I always thought they used cheap/thin metal chairs that wouldn’t hurt much. But this thing was legit heavy duty. Probably the heaviest folding metal chair I ever carried. Made me realize how much these guys really put their health on the line for our entertainment.

@iago6000

Жыл бұрын

And consider that at the time they used to have full power head chair shots, nowadays the only do back hits…

@blackwingdragonmasta

Жыл бұрын

Yeah that's completely cap.

@joshuaslowey71

Жыл бұрын

@@blackwingdragonmasta bro no one asked or cares about you just fyi

@JoeFlaco59

Жыл бұрын

Cap

@josephsnider8190

Жыл бұрын

@@blackwingdragonmasta your cap is cap 🧢. I was at that ppv hanging out behind freedom hall several hours before the show. Met quite a few wrestlers, Angle, Hardy’s, Lita, too cool, and some others. Godfather nearly ran my buddy over driving in blasting some old soul music with a car full of smoke. The road crew was unloading a bunch of tables for the show and we were begging them to let us have one of them. We knew they wouldn’t give us one, we were just cutting up having fun with them. But then one came over with the chair and said Shane used it on Big Show on the previous Smackdown. Back then I taped all the shows, so I was able to go back and confirm if it were real or not. Same type of chair, same off center sticker on the bottom, same dent that imprinted off Shows head, same leg broken off when Shane choke slammed him off it with help from his henchman. It was absolutely that chair, and was absolutely a heavy duty mofo. I don’t have it anymore, but somewhere have a pic of me holding it with the Hardy Boys. They didn’t always use the same chairs, but they definitely did a lot of dumb things back then. Mick Foley has said as such pertaining to his RR 99 match against Rock and the incident with that chair. Ken Shamrock took 1 single similar chair shot from Rock a couple years before that and didn’t have to worry about pretending to sell it. Look that one up if you haven’t seen it. I wish I had the time to just sift through comments and call people liars, but unfortunately I have a real life to live. Keep up the good work, and have fun Cappin yourself in your moms basement. 🖐️ 💦

I’ll never understand why some “fans” insist that they shouldn’t take precautions to prevent injuries when possible like with crash pads. Like do you want them to actually get hurt, because if that’s the case go watch boxing or MMA.

I'd love to know more about in-ring communication during a match. Like, in a tag match, when one guy is getting beaten in the ring by the other team and is struggling to reach his partner to tag him in, his partner is on the outside of the ropes reaching in for him to tag... If his hand is palm down it means don't make the tag. If his hand is palm up it means make the tag.

@scribe570

Жыл бұрын

I learned one of these long ago from a guy who was an independent wrestler. If your head is in a leg scissors and you try to leap out of it, your palms on the legs mean "Don't let me out." If you reverse your palms and just your fingertip are on his legs, time to let you out of the hold. Simple, but a secret inside the biz. It's fascinating that two guys who look like they are opposing each other every second of a match are working together. No surprises during a match.

@fandude41

Жыл бұрын

I saw where Chyna slapped the ring apron to give a tell that the replacement ref entered and to continue their scripted match.

@RedMissileGaming

Жыл бұрын

Bahaha. Getting beat and struggling to reach his partner? You do know that's fake? He's really not struggling to reach his partner.

@warcroftgaming

Жыл бұрын

@@RedMissileGaming is it? Really?

@zackarybeecher4377

7 ай бұрын

​@RedMissileGaming I'm sorry I forget when explaining john wick to someone I say "and then Keanu, who is playing this guy named John Wick, his dog is killed, but it's not actually killed the dogs okay really its just in the movie the dog is killed, so he goes after the gangsters son, oh but it's not really his son it's an actor and the gangster isn't really a gangster he's an actor too, really good tho check it out but remember it's not real" In the story the guy is getting beat up, but no one thought anyone would be stupid enough to think anyone else thinks he's actually getting beaten down.

In 30 years of watching wrestling, I've never seen a single person disqualified for being on the top rope too long.

@andrewblanchard2398

Жыл бұрын

USWA / WCCW / WCW used to disqualify wrestlers for throwing opponents over the top rope & also for certain top rope activities INCLUDING NECK BREAKERS SUPER PLEXES but would allow SUPER DROPKICKS SUPER FLY SPLASHES ELBOW DROPS as long as it was a part of the wrestler's move set that was previously used

Razor blades and thumb tacks being real , is legendary

"How is a superstar buried alive?" Vince's booking.

Nationwide Arena was sold out when I went in 2010. It was PACKED! Just a regular taping of Raw too. The only black curtains they had up were behind the wrestlers entrance so obviously that area had to be blocked off. I think it's important to note that just because they might've done something once or twice, that doesn't mean they do it every time.

@shadowangel2235

Жыл бұрын

Once or twice, lol. WWE even lied about House Show attendances in the past. They are usually completely wrong and overinflated. Also they usually hand out a couple thousand free tickets for every show as well. Considering WWE is a publicly traded company, they are forced to tell their share holders the real numbers and they vastly differ from the claims each and every single time. Then again, every promotion does and did it to look good. Heck, WCW once managed to announce an attendance as low than it actually was.

@DDS029

Жыл бұрын

Yeah. You've got that backwards. Just because they didn't do it the time you saw, doesn't mean they DON'T do it often.

@QueenHela240

5 ай бұрын

Right

Why do I feel like every time I watch a video the intro gets longer

@coonsquadoutdoors

Жыл бұрын

Facts

@Ra0._.Graz19

Жыл бұрын

Play it 1.75X

@48kkayzz

Жыл бұрын

Facts

@KENNEDY019

Жыл бұрын

Yoo

The Shane McMahon and Kurt Angle glass-break thing still gets me to this very day. Shane's a beast, no question. And that's EXACTLY what I would have done! "Throw me again, just DO IT!"

@mikeawesome9212

Жыл бұрын

sure sure....after the first one you would have been like "No more dude". Haha the spot would have been called off completely.

@averagejackmedia609

Жыл бұрын

At this point, Angle was trying to throw shane with a broken tail bone. They're bith certified Badasses

"How did Paul Bearer survive the concrete?" "It wasn't him, it was a stunt double" So they murdered a whole bunch of stunt doubles?????

@joshcarson9919

2 ай бұрын

underrated comment

yep a lot of scripted stuff but it’s ENTERTAINMENT , literally World Wrestling Entertainment, it’s what they do and people seem to love it 💯💯 They’re still professionals doing very real wrestling moves and stunts , entertaining their fans🙏🙏 Bless em

@ShawnFX

Жыл бұрын

Just like the NFL, NBA, MLB, etc. It's all for our entertainment. But for some reason people think sports are real and knows WWE is scripted, fkn clowns

@heyiamnick4144

Жыл бұрын

@@ShawnFX well yeah because that’s how it is. Pro wrestling is scripted and the other sports are legit competitive sports. Doesn’t mean pro wrestling is easy or something to be laughed at. Wrestling isn’t like other sports it’s closer to a TV series but instead of having stunt doubles the wrestlers themselves do all the “stunts”.

@mindrover777

2 ай бұрын

Indeed

@oscarorozco7368

7 сағат бұрын

It’s extremely lame as hell. I thought they really placed their lives in real danger. But after seeing this, it’s all fake as hell and I decided to stop watching the crap that is so called wrestling Which is gay and lesbianistic as hell

I met Mick Foley briefly, I saw him walk and get in and out of a chair, I can't fault anyone for using a crash pad.

Growing up from WWF to WWE, must say WWE has actually kept us entertained throughout 😍

@DDS029

Жыл бұрын

I say the opposite is true. I'm more interested in the business of wrestling so I do pay some attention to things on KZread and these wrestling channels. But what I watch for entertainment's sake is IMPACT! They have storylines, but don't need to use up a half hour of ring time to tell them. They use that time to wrestle. That IS what i'm there for! They will either do a run-in, or someone comes out after the match to taunt someone for 3 to 10 minutes to push the story. Only one or two, one or two minute backstage interviews too. My favorite term to all the others who try to be WWE 3.0 (AEW is version 2.0)? Shut up and wrestle!!!!

@heyiamnick4144

Жыл бұрын

It comes and goes for me especially from 2010-2022. You know who has been out of control during that time blatantly making bad decisions and ignoring fan backlash. Good thing that senile out of touch old man isn’t in charge of creative anymore

@Aaron-zu3xn

7 ай бұрын

it's been a great ride as long as you're not a 12 year old ring boy or a doctor that prescribes steroids/a wrestler driven crazy by them

@Aaron-zu3xn

7 ай бұрын

micheal cole is deaf in one ear from vince screaming @ him for all those years i kid you not

7:30 so their solution to a fake hammer being potentially dangerous was to use a real one?

@narcozero8410

Жыл бұрын

Yeah i’m also confused by this. How is it safer ???

@kingcolddy5863

Жыл бұрын

Ig Triple H is more inclined to cover the hammer idk 😂

@flowN97

Жыл бұрын

Because if he thinks he is using the fake one and hits with the hammer on the other person it can end very bad, using a real one he knowd that he has to protect the front of the hammer

@mindrover777

2 ай бұрын

Why not use silicon

When you talked about the undertaker going through the trap door of the casket before it being set on fire, I was just thinking to myself “what if the trap door couldn’t open”

@suoquainen

Жыл бұрын

They would've handled it like with Owen Hart...the show must go on.

@robertrodriguez787

Жыл бұрын

@@suoquainen never Happen . I mean I'm sure Undertaker would have communicate with the Other Wrestler that the door wasn't working

@suoquainen

Жыл бұрын

@@robertrodriguez787 You "know" and will know as less a me and everyone else about this...nothing, because it's only speculation. So don't take it too serious.

@Cryo1

Жыл бұрын

Would've been a trapped door

@Cryo1

Жыл бұрын

I'll see myself out

50 secrets that were already exposed by WWE themselves 😂

I remember during the ThunderDome era I had to tell my Mom that the crowd noise was piped in. She goes "but look at all the people reacting" 😂

Never knew WWE had all of these big secrets before until I found out this video. 50 BIGGEST WWE secrets is ALOT. I'm not sure why WWE keeps so many secrets anyway. This sure was a lengthy 20 minute video though. Putting extra time to share these out with us and exposing all of WWE's biggest secrets.

@wilfordbrimley6938

Жыл бұрын

Bruh... you're focused way too hard on the word "secrets" 🤨 Calm down, it's more of a tips of the trade type of list, not exposing

@DDS029

Жыл бұрын

@@wilfordbrimley6938 TRICKS of the trade . . .

Hardy Boyz return are legendary

@lionheart650

Жыл бұрын

But internet revealed everything

@kennythetrend3688

Жыл бұрын

@@lionheart650 It was pretty obvious thought they were coming back if you watched Impact Wrestling.

@kennythetrend3688

Жыл бұрын

Return was great, everything else is why I hate WWE and what they end up doing to things that are great. 😒

I’ve been to a few RAW and SmackDown tapings, I’ve noticed the black curtain covering certain parts of the arena where the audience sits. Very typical of WWE trying to make you think they sold out a show. LOL

@tamzidmohsinkhan3333

Жыл бұрын

Same

@declangaming24

Жыл бұрын

I've noticed it I think it's so they don't have people sitting behind the titantron.

@southside7673

Жыл бұрын

Last time i went was 2007 2 different times both where sold out but i did hear they where down bad these days

@JBM425

Жыл бұрын

@@declangaming24It’s not just behind the Titantron. At a Smackdown taping at Moda Center in Portland, OR about five years ago, they not only had the entrance/Titantron area tarped off, they had the side of the arena with cameras and a production table tarped off as well. Of course, they also had the entire upper bowl tarped off as well, with only the lower bowl and the club/suite level open.

@declangaming24

Жыл бұрын

@@JBM425 why do that if you want more money why don't they just pay people to go to the events there's also some interesting facts you need to know before WWE switched to HD every smackdown show the ECW setup would be at the side of the setup until WWE in 2007 Gived ECW the set up in the center.

“50 things we all learned from Bleacher Report back in 2012”😂

The other reason only a small cut on the head is required: the blood that reaches the top of the head is working against gravity so there’s a huge amount of pressure there. That’s why even the smallest cut is a monster gusher.

@BobTheAnimeDude

Жыл бұрын

Nice to see someone else actually knows how the force of gravity affects bleeding. I've seen so many people over the years say "bro it was just a tiny cut all of that it fake blood."

@scribe570

Жыл бұрын

Yes, I had one of those once as a kid. The other kids went nuts as blood streamed down my forehead over my face. However, once my mom wiped it clean, it didn't even need stitches, and I didn't suffer at all. I just had to sit quietly till it stopped bleeding. I have to laugh - in boxing the whole idea is to stop a cut and keep blood out of the eyes, so they work to remove it. Stupid is the wrestler who would ever wipe away his crimson mask!

As much as I love these informative videos, this sadly amongst other things with the evolution of the internet have ruined the magic we enjoyed as pre-teens and teenagers growing up in the 90's and early 00's during the Federation days. Not knowing what Rey Mysterio looked like (I didn't watch him in WCW) was ultimately ruined when the internet became more accessible. Learning when I was a kid that Kane came from hell and was a "big red demon" was what made the character exciting. Now I look back at those episodes on Peacock TV with disappointment remembering how innocent we were and how magical the WWE was back then. Call me weird but I cannot be the only one who feels this way. WWE feels way too fake knowing they're all on social media and such portraying a character on screen like it's a movie. So game breaking and ruining the immersiveness.

@michaeltrail852

Жыл бұрын

I was a kid in the 90s too and I loved wwf but really not much has changed. I can remember seeing kane do press conferences and media appearances which is kinda the equivalent of today's social media. I dno the older I get I have way more respect for these ppl that put their bodies on the line for our entertainment. Sure there's not ppl cooking dogs and chopping a porn stars junk off, but knowing how the magic is done doesn't lessen the experience for me it amplifies it.

@Incendia

Жыл бұрын

@@michaeltrail852 I'm with you here. The magic isn't diminished for me. My respect for the men and women of the E only increased knowing how real the risks still are.

@kabilanrockz

Жыл бұрын

+1 Born in the 90s as well and I completely feel the same way. As a kid, it seemed magical and despite knowing it’s all scripted, I seem to respect them a lot more and watch it from a completely different perspective which is equally entertaining. Wishing you all a beautiful day ahead :)

It would be great if Lamia made 1 hour video atleast

Sin Cara entrances are cool

Please can we have more of these types of video's as they're very interesting

There's alot that goes on during wrestling to make it seem real and that's the magic in it. I know wrestling isn't real but there's real danger. I've looked at enough wrestling to know when something doesn't go as planned.

I thought wrestling was really till i was 18, im 40 now..😂😂😂 Plus we all know wwe lies about attendance records n crowd noise...🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️

@joybwoy

Жыл бұрын

Wrestling is real it's wwe that isn't tho most of the moves gotta do correctly if not can hurt one's self or others

@saulinvictus9274

Жыл бұрын

Imagine if wwe go from scripted to real that would be interesting ngl

@elleni-41

Жыл бұрын

@@saulinvictus9274 ...yea that would be some thing..

@elleni-41

Жыл бұрын

@@joybwoy ..yes obviously wrestling is real n the wwe isn't...

@whitemamba0089

7 ай бұрын

Lol that's wassup tho it's alot more enertaining when u think it's real I envy u got to experience that for that long

Buried Alive match are iconic

Jerry Lawler never actually listened to Vince or anyone else during his time behind the announce table

@ericseitzler81

Жыл бұрын

Nor should he because Vince is one of the worst announcers in wrestling history.

Stone Cold beer & Kurt Angle milk segment are memorable

@tomseville2345

Жыл бұрын

For sure, I don't blame WWE for not using real milk for the 2001 or 2022 versions of that spot, the arena would (reasonably) not let them back when they returned to those cities. And being from the UK, it's not surprising to me that Americans used watered-down beer for anything...🤣🤣🍺🍺

51 is Vince's numerous transgressions. 🤣❤️🇵🇭

WWE inflates their attendance numbers???? You don’t say.

One that was missed and always wanted to know for over 30 years was the secret to how the Ultimate Warrior was able to survive being locked in the casket for about 6-8 minutes after the Undertaker put him in it.

@Warncar_Xbox

7 ай бұрын

They have a trap

@rjm22nd

7 ай бұрын

@@Warncar_Xbox Yes was just thinking of that.

Whether its real or fake the act and the stunts really entertain me and i appreciate the efforts of every superstars WWE who puts their body to limit just to entertain every WWE fans. Theirs no reason to put our superstars in danger as long they entertain us lets appreciate that.

@goldiebelle

Жыл бұрын

Same!!! Love the WWE🤍🤍

The first time I was introduced to wrestling was seeing Mick get thrown off the cell. I was 4, and the show 20/20 kept replaying it. My dad told me it was "fake" but there's no faking that fall.

Thankfully a much bigger list from Wrestlelamia. I'm so used with the short lists that I usually don't realize that I already watched the video years ago.

Thank u WL!!! Ur videos make my day better 💛

Thank you for the videos. Since I been watching the channel I have learned alot more than I knew. So yes this video was a reminder.

I always wondered if that gum would land on someone's head lol

So I actually helped set up our arena for Monday Night Raw and helped set up the tables. They're real tables, and they cut off the band around the table and then spray painted them black so it looks like it's there. And they sawed the middle of the metal bars on both sides so it breaks easily. And of course we had to very carefully replace the stickers on them. They take the bands off because of an incident with hard-core Holly where when he broke through table, the band didn't break and sliced his back up badly

@kylein9869

Жыл бұрын

That's a pretty cool job. How'd you land that gig?

@DDS029

Жыл бұрын

@@kylein9869 "Set up our arena..." Sounds like he worked for the arena. People do, do that. 🙄

@ShadowCapt42

Жыл бұрын

@@kylein9869 I work for an event staffing company. We set up venues for events like concerts, musicals, WWE, etc. We don't work for the arena, but the arena is one of the venues we mainly work at

The thing with the table spots is that they always try to use the slide lock 20 times while it's still upside down. But thats probably the same reason they don't just climb to the belt in a ladder match.

Didn’t need fake crowd noise during the Attitude Era lol

@BiggieTrismegistus

13 күн бұрын

They used fake crowd noise back then too.

Another banger ! Well done ❤

This was actual a very good and very detailed video !!

Such deep deep respect for these athletes. They truly give us their all. And deserve so many more accolades than regular movie stars. Thank you for keeping us entertained.

Number 1 Santa isn't real

WWE also uses fake turnbuckle & mat sounds. It's glaringly obvious they're using a sound effect of someone falling/stomping on the mat if you go to a live show. You'll actually see a lot of these types of prep & set ups for the next spot in the arena during the commercial breaks.

@vornamenachname5449

Жыл бұрын

That' s true. I've been to a live show and heard it. Big wrestler landing on the mat = massive sound effect while if a small one lands the same move = other sound effect.

Referees are always checking on wrestlers . So nothing new

@robertrodriguez787

Жыл бұрын

Gee didn't know you were such a Expert on this Stuff . Maybe you should be Tom Cruise Stuntman on his Next Movie you wannabe Expert .

I'm still trying to wrap my brain around #32. So when they had somebody get hurt by a fake Sledgehammer... their response was "Well let's use *real* ones from now on"? I get that only a select few people can use them and they cover the head with their hand, but it still feels like an accident with a real one would be worse than an accident with a rubber one.

@scribe570

Жыл бұрын

I guess the idea is that if you have a rubber sledgehammer you will actually hit someone with it, but it can injure the person. If you have a steel head, you won't really swing it at a guy. I always thought the sledgehammer exposed the business. Who uses a sledgehammer the way Triple H did?? Thus, a heel with a sledgehammer wasn't so mean after all. He used it like a battering ram instead of like a baseball bat.

I love your videos

Hair being wet should be #1...Hair-ography is so important in wrestling...as well as for live music.

Vince's limo explosion is too forgettable

@dmichael1172

Жыл бұрын

Well something happened to make it forgettable.

13:22 idk how a crash mat exactly works, but still a fall from this height? it always scares me.

@colle3291

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its kind of like a mattress, its soft and then it goes down slowly after hitting it

@Kaitri

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@@colle3291 and its really save for falls of this height? like damn

@kono5933

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@@Kaitri i would imagine it still hurt a lot but it does enough to prevent serious injury

@robertrodriguez787

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It's kinda like that Mat in Lethal Weapon where that Guy tries to Commit suicide by Jumping off that Building.

@adamvialpando106

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@@Kaitri But it doesn't help with internal injuries, which are usually the most dangerous. Most people forget that our bodies are not one solid mass but made up of many individual delicate parts. So when our bodies come to a sudden stop our organs keep moving forward. Think of it like a car crash. You could have an indestructible car but if you are not fastened in then if your car crashes at high speeds then your body will keep moving at that speed until it hits the front of the inside. It's why athletes like wrestlers and football players end up with severe brain injuries because those tackles and crashes make the brain bounce and crash against the skull.

As someone who did deathmatch for 5 years I can tell you that landing on a bed of thumbtacks hurts a hell of a lot less than landing on just one thumbtack

@werewolflover8636

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From experience simply landing on the ring wrong hurts like hell! Most don’t realize that the thing is made of wood planks and covered by Avery thin pad that isn’t at all soft!

Old school WWE was too good.

Hardcore tools like barbwire are special nowadays

@kennythetrend3688

Жыл бұрын

Not if you watch GCW.

When Earthquake killed Jake "The Snake" Robert's snake Damien. When Quake landed on the bag. It was actually a bag full of grounded meat and a motor to simulate movement. That was a great secret I learned back in the day

@goodmanfilife

Жыл бұрын

😆... wow.. I still remember that match. Jake cried..

Of all the silly things we did in response to Covid I think wrestling to no crowds is up there with the silliest of them all.

10:45 pretty cool use of gum

Brilliant video I'm in my 30s now but this took me back to my childhood 😂

“It’s believed that the fake barbed wire uses rubber tips, which won’t cause damage.” My understanding is the fake one had barbs made of solder. And since it still cut Trip’s face up pretty bad anyway when Cavtus hit him with it (Royal Rumble ‘00), they decided from then on to just use real barbed wire, since the solder wire wasn’t actually any safer.

@esta7763

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Also if the barbed wire is spread out over more of your body when you land on it, there's less damage per barb as the barb impacts less body mass. That's why there's lots of nails on a bed of nails. Anyone can lay on a bed of nails if you do it right. if there's a lot of them because each nail doesn't have much force applied on it because the body is spread out. Also, wrestlers using things like this do take lots of pain killers so they don't feel it as much.

@DDS029

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There is also plastic barbed wire. You have to think about all the stuff available for movie and TV special effects they can use for spots.

This actually feels like a nightmare

Jake The Snake legit got knocked TF OUT with that guitar

They edited Jake's close-up on the WM VII Coliseum Video release, but restored it in all future releases. I often wondered how I missed it as a kid. They used a crowd shot to hide it...

I remember we had a raw and SmackDown in Fort Wayne memorial coliseum only holds 8000 they stated twice we had 15 and 16000 😂😂😂

If Lacey Evans wants to rub up on me like a cat in heat I'm not saying no to that. A shame for Humberto falling down the card like that

@robertrodriguez787

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Never happening Man 👞♂️ . You would have better luck getting the Family Dog 🐶🐕 or Cat 😺 Doing that .

Woah. This is like a Wrestlelamia ‘top10’ suoercut!

a lot of this on the video I knew or figured out a long time ago but after 40 years of wwe I still enjoy watching them..

More of these please.

90% of these aren't secrets anymore, well unless you started watching the wwe recently

@dmichael1172

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Except for a couple new ones they were on that program on Fox in the 90s telling the wrestling secrets.

@punklover99

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The beer/milk truck was new to me i honestly just thought they'd just use real beer and milk

@robertrodriguez787

Жыл бұрын

@@punklover99 Na you could tell that wasn't real Milk it looked to Watery .

ProWrestling is a sport. These guys work non stop

I love your videos so much

Nice to see that they find a way to make it a bit safer for the wrestlers. I think the ring should have some kind of foam or something so it wouldn't hurt the wrestlers as much at least (if they don't do that already) this makes me enjoy watching wrestling at home because it keeps the illusion there, and make it more enjoyable to watch. Thanks for posting this because I was curious.

In summary, real thing but nerfed about 40%

I knew that McMahon or whomever backstage would direct what Ross,Lawler,Cole,etc they would say. Maybe not word for word of course but what they want to get through to the audience,sale the storylines,what the company wants to be known to try to persuade how people should think (who is face, heel etc)

Scrolling through my KZread, see the title, and thinking, wait, think I may have heard about this before. When do we get to the part about the stunt granny? 😉😂🤣

I knew most of these. It doesn’t ruin it for me. It makes me appreciate more the lengths they’ll go to in entertaining us.

@samanthasims7123

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Bs smh

@kono5933

Жыл бұрын

Some of them like the blindfold matches are ruined but for most adult fans wwe is like a bunch of stunt performers doing crazy athletic feats which a normal person could never do. Most of the things obviously weren't real for safety reasons, fans just don't know how.

@samanthasims7123

Жыл бұрын

@@kono5933 some so called fans are imbeciles

@samanthasims7123

Жыл бұрын

@@LeeTheSuperstar most of these are already known literally

WWE has botched so many things over the years I’m surprised someone hasn’t actually been buried alive 😂

I'll never forget the match between hardcore holly vs rvd on a random ecw episode where rvd kicked Holly of the ring apron thru a table and the wire around the table sliced a giant gash on Holly's back

Casket match are unique

If the event is sold out where does the extra steel chair come from???

@kono5933

Жыл бұрын

😂

lol still remember eric bischoff acting like he get push by tornado when helicopter drop

I got reminded of that one wrestling with wregret video with the stunt granny

I’ve never understood how a wrestler manages to light the fire paper!

@DDS029

Жыл бұрын

Flint paper in the tape on the thumbs and fingers. You can see how they rub their thumbs up the fingers when they throw it. At least that's how, the first one to do it, the Original Sheik (Ed Farhat) did it back in the late 60s - early 70s, in his Detroit region territory. Sabu is Ed's nephew. Ed used to "manage" Sabu and RVD at times deep into his 70s. And of course being the ultimate bad guy, he would get involved. Also tagged with Sabu a few times then. Bobby Heenan made his managerial name by managing the Sheik, after Eddie "the Brain" Creechman retired. That's where his "Brain" and "Weasel" nick names came from. Those were Eddie's "other" names.

17:14 lmao 🤣 Solid shot to the head

17:06 even jake said it. He knew that honky tonk had used a real guitar 🎸, and jake said those hits felt personal!

I’ll never understand how Cena is considered a good wrestler when he screams out loud the next spot

@kennythetrend3688

Жыл бұрын

It's a bad habit of his for sure, but he's still a good wrestler in his own right. Might not be your favorite kind like how he ain't mine, but he's a GOAT for a reason.

I wouldn’t say someone getting counted out for climbing the ropes is a secret…

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