5 Consequences of Being a WWE Wrestler
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I was a WWE wrestler, and there were a lot of benefits to having that job. But for every good, there is some bad. In this video, I share the consequences of being a WWE wrestler.
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Apologizing for not being nice during the roughest time of his life. Sign of a good man.
@danielcaraveo4844
7 ай бұрын
Yeah he seems like a decent guy.
@theprodigaltrue
7 ай бұрын
I think i saw a comment somekne made in one of his videos about seeing him as a bouncer and he wssnt aso nice so i guess he reads the comments
@ivervj2923
7 ай бұрын
@@theprodigaltrueExactly what I was going to comment. That comment was in the video where he explained how the wrestlers are paid.
@TimmyTurner421
7 ай бұрын
@@theprodigaltrue yes I read that comment too
@elhajjmalikel6266
7 ай бұрын
I've been really loving Maven's channel since he launched a few weeks ago. He really knows how to tell the story, no pun intended, and bring you into the world of wrestling with the way he speaks and his delivery. I really appreciate the genuine insight that he gives us that grew up watching wrestling.
Maven's transition from video to sponsor back to video was seamless. A true professional!
@johntarver5684
7 ай бұрын
Not even LTT does sponsors that smoothly! 😂
@wateo1782
7 ай бұрын
Sellout lmao. Guy got 100k subscribers in 2 weeks. No one else out of all wrestling podcasts managed to do that!@@Master.Debater
@TAGibby
7 ай бұрын
@@Master.Debater Why? For doing what most everyone on KZread is trying to do? The man's gotta eat and pay the bills like the rest of us.
@johntarver5684
7 ай бұрын
@cjohnson4718 it costs money to make money. Watching ads is a little less annoying when someone like Maven does them.
@dacobu1
7 ай бұрын
@@Master.Debater🤡👎
This was a normal guy who wanted to be a wwe wrestler like so many of us. He went and accomplished this goal then came back and told us about this Dream experience. Truly sacrificing his body for our entertainment as well as our education 🍻
I worked in the indies around the same time Maven was in WWE. I spent about 6 years bumping every weekend, taking chairs to the skull, breaking tables with my spine, etc. Now I too have three bulging herniated discs, deterioration, a messed up neck.. I’m only 41.. I feel like the last three minutes of this video really spoke to me. Nobody really seems to understand the impact it has had on my life. Thank you Maven.
@Yvanehtnioj2000
7 ай бұрын
you signed up to do it knowing the risks
@kagekun7689
7 ай бұрын
@@Yvanehtnioj2000 yeah you're not a wrestler HE is you don't know WHAT he did.
@Yvanehtnioj2000
7 ай бұрын
@@kagekun7689 yes and HE signed up to do it KNOWING the risks so fuck what nonsense YOU’RE talkin about
@gotenhuggins270
7 ай бұрын
Wow
@gangstadrz9326
6 ай бұрын
Why would anyone take tables and chairs in the indies? You're supposed to protect your health until you made it to the bigs.
Two observations: 1) Maven is now big enough to have sponsors, well done 2) you can totally see how he worked for a home shopping network, that pitch was slick ha ha
@pk2508
7 ай бұрын
I was gonna say the transition to the surf shark pitch was seamless
@viletoxxie
7 ай бұрын
it was perfection
Maven carrying KZread right now 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
@angelaholmes8888
7 ай бұрын
Yes he is
@chrisvas65
7 ай бұрын
💯
@Solo-5050
7 ай бұрын
He's great, but how bout u calm down with that crap, boy
@The_poopoo_man
7 ай бұрын
He’s a good KZreadr but he’s no way carrying the entire damn platform
@alexmason3190
7 ай бұрын
No
1:43 I remember seeing Maven as a bouncer, and I was a fan of his as a kid. But I felt that he just wanted to do his job and didn't want the attention so I respected that and entered the venue. It makes me so glad that things have come full circle and he's thriving delivering this awesome content. He's in his element and firing on all cylinders. And props for him for staying strong during adversity.
I can't give more due to money being tight. But I just wanted to say thank you for making these videos. I've been a fan of wrestling as long as I can remember. I'm only 25 now but I vaguely remember WWE during the early 2000's. I'm sorry to hear you are in pain, it puts it into perspective that wrestling is truly a sacrifice that you entertainers give us fans. Forever grateful!
@jamesstewart8377
7 ай бұрын
Man you really missed the best years of wrestling. Fortunately WWE’s streaming service makes it possible to see what you missed. The late 90’s was a beautiful time to be a professional wrestling fan.
@MrEquilibruim
7 ай бұрын
@@jamesstewart8377 Oh hell yeah. I've watched every episode of Raw and Smackdown from 1997 to 2005, currently on 2006!
@odcrl1
7 ай бұрын
@@MrEquilibruim based but now see some 80's NWA
@MavenKHuffman
7 ай бұрын
Wow! You have literally followed me almost your entire life! That just shows how old I am. Hahahah… i thank you for helping us make these even when $ is tight. I understand that and appreciate it. I wish you all the best and appreciate you more than you know. 🙏
@MrEquilibruim
7 ай бұрын
@@MavenKHuffman Thanks man! Much love!
There was a time after Maven left the WWE and came into a circle of friends who were close to me. We were friends with Maven for a few years before he moved to New York. I have to say, he was a pleasure to be around and we always wanted the best for him. He was a genuine, talented soul who made an impact on all of us. It’s unfortunate that we lost contact with him years ago. Seeing him in this light is amazing. He know who we are and we will never forget you Maven. God bless you ❤
@gotenhuggins270
7 ай бұрын
Wow
Man I have to say, with my mom going through everything she’s been going through lately Hearing your speech made me tear up badly. I respect you and I’m thankful for you
@MavenKHuffman
7 ай бұрын
My prayers for you and your mother! 🙏🏽
@ImAdaptking
7 ай бұрын
@@MavenKHuffman god bless you and your family and god rest her she raised an amazing man
I constantly judge myself in how I managed my time in the days before my mother passed. I felt like I didn't do enough, wasn't there enough and it haunts me to this day. I wasn't a WWE superstar, I was managing a normal hectic life of work, kids and bills. The video of you hugging your mom really hit home. I have come to realize, 12 years after her passing that I did the best I could and, like you, she didn't judge me near as bad as I judged myself. Love your channel. Keep up the positive vibes, my friend.
@tjkale1800
7 ай бұрын
She lives through you and watches over you daily. She would want you to be at peace. It’s not your fault it was just the circumstance. Love you even tho I don’t know u but your story hits me. Stay strong bud
@robertmartinez6013
2 ай бұрын
My brother was taken 5 years ago. We were throwing a huge surprise BDay for our grandma. Had I not gone to the gym that morning ( my normal Saturday routine) I would have been at his house and would have been able to drive him to run his errand. Instead he left walking and never returned. I’m still haunted by this.
Maven addressing the incident from 10 years ago when he was a bouncer in NYC is very classy. I am going to assume anyone reading my message knows about the Reddit post in question, which is still up and searchable on Google. The TLDR version is that someone recognized Maven in 2013 as he was bouncing and Maven told them to take off in a mean, not-so-Maven way. We can assume Maven looked this up as well, saw it, felt bad, and made this short apology in the first half of this video. Cheering you on Maven. 🙂
@Speedyreedy1218
7 ай бұрын
I didn't know about that.
This has to be the most honest retrospective on wrestling I've ever heard. I wish you a long fruitful life, and that you're not constantly in pain. Cheers from Libya.
@themobseat
7 ай бұрын
Libya?! Wow! The Roman ruins there are amazing.
@MuaadElSharif
7 ай бұрын
@@themobseat Yes, my profile picture is from the city of Subratah. A beautiful roman city on the coast of Libya.
@MavenKHuffman
7 ай бұрын
Libya has to be most amazing thing I have heard in a while. To think my videos reach you that far around the globe blows my mind. Thanks for supporting
@MuaadElSharif
7 ай бұрын
Yes I've been watching wrestling all my life and I remember seeing you eliminate the Undertaker in Royal Rumble thinking wow! Fast forward to 2023 I saw your videos and I've been a follower ever since. @@MavenKHuffman
@i2a7-of2ju
7 ай бұрын
@@MavenKHuffmanim watching from estonia
Maven, your channel has been such a gem. There are many channels about wrestling, but yours is so well thought out, well edited, excellent audio quality, and spoken from the heart. I'm so happy to see it growing and now sponsored! Well done!
@reyh89
7 ай бұрын
Very well spoken guy, doesn’t confuse us, and touches the topic enough to not drone but leave us with actual info. This channel is great
@davidmcnaboe
7 ай бұрын
Unfortunately money hungry Matt cardona mentioned on his podcast that hehas been encouraging maven to riddle his videos with ads so enjoy them now before they they become unbearable to watch.
2 months, over a 100k subs and your first sponsor!!! Absolutely crushing it man. I’ve really never followed wrestling at all, but your openness, honesty, charisma, delivery and production quality are top tier. I never miss a video!
I can't even imagine the pain someone like Ric Flair who wrestled upwards of 50 years or Terry Funk who had been through 200 retirement matches (exaggerated i know) and the struggles with pain they went through daily. Thank you for the years of entertainment during my teenage years Maven (and also now in my adulthood too!)
@leigh7507
6 ай бұрын
Ric Flair said in an interview last month thats he's actually in very little physically pain. He said he doesnt even know why because he's taken a lot of bumps.
@timbrown5576
6 ай бұрын
@@leigh7507 Booze and drugs.😂🤣
@LucasKingPiano
5 ай бұрын
I remember reading Mick Foley has to walk backward up his driveway because of his knees. Sad stuff.
@oz_jones
4 ай бұрын
@@LucasKingPiano he really broke his body for our entertainment
@asteria9963
3 ай бұрын
@@LucasKingPiano to be fair, he's mick foley. the guy should be happy he's still alive, and i mean this in the nicest way possible
It sucks to hear that Maven has so much chronic pain & had that terrible experience with that guy trespassing and pointing the gun. Totally transparent and a great speaker in every video. Can't wait to see more, Maven!
@AmandaRogersarock1988
7 ай бұрын
@lilwoodiewood3457 depends if you got charisma bro.
Maven is undoubtedly the best wrestling KZreadr right now
@angelaholmes8888
7 ай бұрын
😊 yes he is
The things wrestlers put themselves through just to entertain us is crazy. Props to you Maven!
This shows just how amazing Maven is. I actually remember reading a "what are WWE wrestlers like in real life" Reddit post & someone mentioned meeting Maven when he was a bouncer. The commentor said Maven seemed to not want to talk about wrestling and seemed jaded/angry. So, for Maven to bring this out to the open on his own and to apologise for it shows how big of a person he is. Love your content Mave, thank you for entertaining us, and of course we are not always at our best ❤
Man. Broke my heart hearing you say you might not make it past 65. Really love these videos since you came on KZread. Gives a great perspective on the other side of the ring! Thank you Maven!
@tatemericanpsycho
7 ай бұрын
He needs to have confidence in his durability, mmmkay.
@Alvin_Vivian
7 ай бұрын
Roddy Piper said he wouldn't make 65 too. He died at 61.
Maven I'm sorry to hear how hard things were fof you in 2013, I had a bad period of time in the same time, relationship ended, lost my job, had to move, glad you got there and are doing better now, it's always tough but great getting through the other side.
@MavenKHuffman
7 ай бұрын
I hope the world is treating you well these days my friend
That #1 really hits hard. Thank you, Maven, and everyone else who wrestled in that ring for everything you've done for our entertainment. And as a wrestling fan, if I could have just one wish come true, it be that none of that pain was real.
I've really grown to appreciate this channel. The insight and the humility is top tier. Congratulations to you maven and hope your channel grows exponentially.
You're a great dude Maven. Love how humble you remained after all you have been through in life.. a lot of past wrestlers became miserable and bitter but its great to see how positive you still are.
Maven, your likeability stock has just gone through the roof. I was really moved by your personal experiences. Very brave of you to relive them for our sake. Respect!
@TimmyTurner421
7 ай бұрын
Yes he just tells it how it is without filter but with his charismatic way of expressing himself. Super interesting vids on his channel
This is the most real content. It would be nice if WWE could give Maven a part time role, he clearly is still passionate about pro-wrestling, and he’s winning over everyone with his honesty.
This is not the channel we asked for ..but it’s the channel we NEEDED …Maven and Stevie Richards are KZread GOLD right now..
Damn, the guy trespassing and pointing the gun at him is what really got me, made me mad honestly. To have someone threaten you and someone you love in that way, that would drive me in the wrong direction. I’d just want to find out who he was and return the favor. Hope you feel a little more safe nowadays, Maven.
@MillyBitchell
7 ай бұрын
I suspect that was a fake story. Love the guy, but that was fake as hell haha
@thedogwoods5716
7 ай бұрын
@@MillyBitchellyeah he has nothing to gain by making up such a story on a KZread channel
@neneshubby
7 ай бұрын
@@MillyBitchellAnd you made this determination based on what? Does Maven have a history of telling fake stories? As the other guy said does he stand to gain in some way by lying? He said his ex girlfriend was with him so why would he make up a story that his ex could clearly debunk? And lastly would you tell him this to his face?
@troublew1
7 ай бұрын
Probably someone that knows him.
@MillyBitchell
7 ай бұрын
@@neneshubby because this is the first time anyone has heard this story, and it’s a sketchy story. Some guy shows up to threaten him with a gun, doesn’t take anything, and tells him he could kill him whenever he wants? Sounds very unlikely. If this really happened, it would have been a major story in the news or dirt sheets.
Maven’s KZread content is really a breath of fresh air. Watching this while working!
You're literally the only channel that I don't skip the little ad for cause you put it in so cleverly
Such a real dude! Your era was the era I watched the most as a kid, so I appreciate how open you are with the experience!
Maven, I gotta say your channel has been a revelation to the wrestling industry! I look forward to hearing more and more every week. I also love the positivity despite the many after-effects. Hope you keep doing well for yourself!
Hey Maven. I've said it already but you are doing an amazing job with your KZread videos. Just your outgoing personality alone is enough to attract viewers. I can definitely tell that you are truly an amazing person. From your accent to the way you present yourself are just awesome. You are going to have a long and illustrious career here on KZread. Again you were always extremely fun to watch back then and even more so now. Keep up the incredible work Maven and I wish you all the best in your future endeavors.
@MavenKHuffman
7 ай бұрын
🙏🏽 that comment made my day! THANK YOU
@dsdxtech
7 ай бұрын
@@MavenKHuffman 👍😎
I love your format! It shows your narration and authenticity brilliantly!
I remember seeing Maven on HSN. I never got to see Maven as a kid on TV wrestling or in person because I was probably too young to remember or attend shows. My first exposure to Maven as wrestler was a few years ago when I watched New Years Revolution 2005. It’s weird how people you’ve never met end up being a part of your life no matter how small. Now I’ve watched all of your videos and I’ve been subscribed since the beginning of your KZread journey. I can’t wait to see more. Very insightful stuff!!
Hey maven! I fully understand the last part of your list. I was a former powerlifter that was able to bench 425 and squat and deadlift 610. I injured my left shoulder twice and it’s probably never going to ever be the same. I’m in a lot of pain and being in healthcare now, it doesn’t seem to help. Although my spine is currently okay, I can only imagine what you’re going through. Thanks a bunch for your amazing content!
@MavenKHuffman
7 ай бұрын
Damn!!! Thanks for sharing! I hope you find relief. Stretching has made all the difference in my life
Getting it done - love these! Keep em coming. 👊
@MavenKHuffman
7 ай бұрын
Brotha, I can’t thank you enough for the gift. We actually put a decent amount of $ into these videos (props, renting a house, lighting, etc) please know that your thoughtful gift will help us make more. And one day we are going to even add a donation component. I wanna help St Jude’s & animal organizations! They both have my heart…. Nonsense ( lol… LOVE THAT BTW) you helped us get closer to that my friend. TAKE CARE BROTHA!
@NonSenseMcGee
7 ай бұрын
@@MavenKHuffman So cool! Look forward to continuing to do what I can. Even with this nonsense name. 👊
@shawnsmith2610
7 ай бұрын
@@MavenKHuffmanMan I remember when you were on The Surreal Life with the looks you had I was thinking man he will for sure get the hot chicks on the show lol.
I'm really enjoying your channel. Thank you for opening up and sharing. I suspected it was a different and difficult life. Kudos to you for following your dream.
I honestly find your stories amazing, and the way that you're telling them is really showing that no matter how hard life is one can get through it. Trust me you could talk about anything and get people interested
Hearing about the long term injuries of wrestling are heartbreaking. Makes me glad I got into personal training and focusing on knee, shoulder and back pain. Keep strong Maven 💪🏽
Listening to Maven discuss his pain struggles opened my eyes to what Jeff Hardy (When he retires), Shawn Michaels, Edge (when he retires completely), and Undertaker most likely experience every day. I simply couldn't imagine going through life with that level of discomfort and pain.
@frostedbutts4340
7 ай бұрын
And Maven's career was short / not that hardcore. People like Mick Foley or Terry Funk (RIP) absolutely wrecked their bodies for our entertainment.
Maven, I grew up in England with the attitude era as my grand introduction into the world of professional wrestling; watching the likes of Austin, Rock, Mankind; hell, even Vince winning the title. Yet I remember you eliminating The Undertaker from the rumble as if it were yesterday. For someone to undergo a radical transformation from rookie to being forever etched into wrestling history with one move was awesome. Here we are all these years later and I'm hearing the tales you tell, the experiences you've shared with countless others, the highs and the lows. Your honesty and willingness to be open about everything that your career entailed is downright refreshing. I'm sure a lot of us have watched interviews/ documentaries about in ring careers and life on the road; but your take and general outlook on the whole thing is amazing. Keep providing us with this amazing content and insight into the world of a vastly underrated performer.
@lilwoodiewood3457
7 ай бұрын
vince shouldve won more titles
@namikstudios
7 ай бұрын
The funny thing is that after Maven eliminated him, Taker took Maven out of the ring but he didn't go over the top rope... meaning that Maven was never eliminated from the Royal Rumble. Based on that the match never ended that night, as Triple H wasn't eliminated either. One of them must have gone over the top rope at some time in a subsequent match though... It is possible that Maven was in fact the real winner.
The growth of this channel has been crazy. Maven got to a silver play button with less than 20 videos. Already has over 8 million views. That's some serious growth. Good for you, maven. I am really enjoying the content.
I can't imagine how hard it was for you maven to loose your privacy and I'm glad that you have dealt with your addiction
@CamGriffeyJR
7 ай бұрын
loose & lose really be kicking y'all ass 😂😂😂
@intercine4986
7 ай бұрын
Thankfully Surfshark saved his privacy
Love your content Maven, i remember reading about you being a doorman but to hear it from your mouth and say you were embarrassed (which you shouldn't be) really hit me and shows just how much your life can change. Wishing you all the best.
Dude your killing it on here. I vaguely remember you from watching WWE when i was younger, i cant believe they let you go because you are a great talker and front man. Come across as very articulate, i can only assume you have refined all of this since leaving but man if i were them id be trying to get you back on board. Great job, love your content
Sorry to hear about the incident on your porch. Love the videos 👍
That transition from sponsorship back to video goes to show how of an incredible storyteller he is! It would be so interesting to see them on mic without having the creative control by WWE once in a while!
My favorite part of every Friday other than the prospect of the weekend...an upload from The Mave. Love em' brother 💪
Thank you. Your behind the scenes vids make me appreciate wrestling and wrestlers more.
Can vouch for Maven being happy that you come up to him. We used to work on the same floor earlier this year until July and we got to speak a couple times. He was very friendly. I tend to not want to bother public figures as a NYer but when you see Maven all the time while you’re both working, you gotta say hi eventually. Was great to meet you Maven. Hope things are still going well at the place you’re working at. Be well.
Maven getting that silver play button after being a KZreadr for barely two months. Well deserved!
In a world where we seemingly have faaar too many wrestling personalities with their own Podcasts… Your channel is one of the few that are very pleasant and awesome to watch and listen to. Your stories. Your experiences. Not some weird anecdotes or personal opinions on the current state of the business. Thank you sir! Look forward to the next video every time.
It’s awesome to see you still doing good and looking healthy! So glad to see you taking your talents from pro wrestling to being a KZread content creator! You’re a natural.
Maven-love your videos!!! You’re the best! I hope your pain eases man. I live in pain each day also from an injury and it’s the worst…can’t imagine your pain. It’s like every night you went out and got hit by a car. Much props and I love your candid opinions and statements. So glad you are doing these.
Remember watching you as a kid. Good to see your still kicking man 👍 .
Just had to talk about your mom man. Made me cry and call mine. I’m in the hospital 51 days now with broken tibia and fibs plus fascoitomie on each calf. Just wanted to tell her I love her. Thank you Maven.
@MavenKHuffman
7 ай бұрын
🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽 tell her Maven says hi. And CALL HER MORE!!! Lol
I am dealing with the same exact pain and bulging/ herniated discs in the same regions of my neck and much like your experience it came out of nowhere like a, "slap in the face" and it also came in at the exact same time yours did, back in '17. Living everyday struggling to get out of bed in the morning really affects quality of life so I can sympathize with you there, brother. But knowing I have a family to provide for is what makes me push through it, and I have a very low pain tolerance. If you had a specific routine or exercise or stretch you do that alleviates some of that horrible pain I'd appreciate your advice, man. I used to watch you back in the day as a kid, I still even have your action figure somewhere in my old things.
If one KZreadr deserves to start getting sponsored it’s Maven. He genuinely comes across as an honest down to earth guy. His channel has blew up. The same as his wwf/wwe career should have. Well done mave 🎉
@Rimmo
7 ай бұрын
And props to his editor. Absolutely top notch
@lilwoodiewood3457
7 ай бұрын
uhhh no why are u so entitled if only one youtuber got sponsers it should bee the one who geets the most views that would mak sense why should company only go to the smaller guy that makes no sense u dont know how marketing works
I glad Maven you’ve become a KZreadr. You makes videos about your own experiences in the WWE when you were there. You give insight to not only fans but people who may not be wrestling fan, you also make the information digestible. Plus your voice has this tone where you speak clearly and it’s easy to understand. Can’t wait to see where you go in the future, wishing you the best.
That girl probably set you up Mave 🤦🏾♂️ they do ish like that.
Mavennn, love your videos and you’re a great host, keep going dude, it’s nice seeing other people happy doing something they like💪🏼👍🏻
I didnt watch a ton of wrestling during the time you were in but I am very aware which is what initially brought me to this channel. Getting to know you, watching your videos and interviews recently, you seem like a really stand up guy. I appreciate your honesty and willingness to explain things so well.
Been loving all your content, Maven.
Maven, I grew up in England with the attitude era as my grand introduction into the world of professional wrestling; watching the likes of Austin, Rock, Mankind; hell, even Vince winning the title. Yet I remember you eliminating The Undertaker from the rumble as if were yesterday. For someone to undergo a radical transformation from rookie to being forever etched into wrestling history with one move was awesome. Here we are all these years later and I'm hearing the tales you tell, the experiences you've shared with countless others, the highs and the lows. Your honesty and willingness to be open about everything that your career entailed is downright refreshing. I'm sure a lot of us have interviews/ documentaries about in ring careers and life on the road; but your take and general outlook on the whole thing is amazing. Keep providing us with this amazing content and insight into the world of a vastly underrated performer.
Despite all of the difficulties that came from being a WWE wrestler, at least you're the first ever winner of Tough Enough. The man who eliminated Undertaker from the Royal Rumble 02, and got beat up by him, you're a former Hardcore champion, and almost won the World championship from Triple H etc. So nobody could take that away from you, you made your mark Maven !!
Love hearing stories about Maven’s time in WWE. Keep it up! 👊🏽
Maven you are a breath of fresh air sir!!! You are truly genuine & ease people’s mind when they are having a rough day. Thank you my friend! 😎
@MavenKHuffman
7 ай бұрын
🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
@trollzone1
7 ай бұрын
@@MavenKHuffmanwho are WWEs closeted 🏳️🌈
@robodonnell6072
7 ай бұрын
@@trollzone1none of our business. If Maven knows, he wouldn't tell you.
@trollzone1
7 ай бұрын
@@robodonnell6072why so defensive? you’re definitely on the downlow 🏳️🌈😂
@robodonnell6072
7 ай бұрын
@@trollzone1 I'm not the one on the downlow. You've just made yet another comment about it 😂 why are you so obsessed with who is gay? 🤔😉
I'm so proud that I followed Maven yt channel since day one, from small amount of subscribers to 100k and now a sponsored video. Cheers to Maven!
One of my favorite theme songs from 04-05 that guitar riff was legend man thanks for the memories and this channel to boot! 🙏🤘🔥
Congrats on your success thus far with the KZread content Maven. Keep it up you deserve it! ❤
Just gunna throw this in here. I'm a lifelong wrestling fan and as much as it pisses me off at times I still watch most of the shows every week and listen to a fair few of the podcasts and KZread stuff that's about. But the way Maven comes across is unlike any other podcast or interview out there, most wrestlers are pretty arrogant but Maven comes across as a legit and genuine dude who not only explains things extremely well but is also very open about where he was on the card and what he achieved in his career. It's a real refreshing take and it's very easy to see why his channel has taken off so quickly. Cheers Maven for all of the entertainment and the refreshing take that you bring all of us in your uploads. Onwards and upwards!
absolutely brilliant vlog once again Maven,really enjoying your unique content..all the best mate👍
Just found your page last week. I appreciate and respect you chasing your dream and risking your body for our entertainment❤️
You and Stevie Richards are a breath of fresh air for oldschool wrestling fans.
Maven getting that sponsorship money, let's go! He's bringing the best wrestling content on KZread right now. Much love, Maven! ✊❤
Keep it up Maven!!! From watching you on TV as a kid till seeing the behind the scenes as an adult. You make continue to make the wrestling business interesting! Mad respect!!!!
I remember I was walking around in NYC and I just so happened to pass by that nightclub you mentioned and I couldn't believe my eyes when I saw you sitting outside I was unexpectedly starstruck. I was a huge fan of yours and I when I addressed you you shook my hand and asked what my name was. I think I mentioned i had your action figure and feeling embarrassed and regretted saying that lol. It was a really great interaction and it made my night and made like you even more. You're such a genuine man.
Maven I love the KZread vids please keep going man. It’s great to see ya and love the stories man
Maven sold SurfShark like a boss. I've just subscribed to it even though I have 3 VPNs.
@MavenKHuffman
7 ай бұрын
🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽 that comment made me smile. Thanks brotha
I’m so sorry for your loss brother. I lost my mom when I was 28 to cancer. It sucks so much. 😢love the videos
Great channel man. Even better content! Thank you!
Already at 30 likes just 1 minute after uploading this. You’re killin it.
Loving the content and the insight into the wrestling business Maven. Keep it up, I hope the channel continues to blossom.
Love the content maven was always one of my faves after tough enough just a good chill dude. Sucks about the discs I feel you with the back pain
Maven, can you do a video about what goes into planning a match, rehearsal, how much say you got with spots etc?
@MavenKHuffman
7 ай бұрын
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Very few can understand how difficult it must be to not be able to compete anymore...especially when you've made it to the highest level. But, coming from someone that watched you in the 2000s, I feel that you are more relevant to the business now than ever. Keep it up Maven! We love ya🤘
thrilled to hear you speak to the mental stress and need for sport psych coaching!
Always a great show. Maven’s honesty makes for a believable story. Interesting content.
Worth the wait. Cant sleep knowing it's friday and Maven's bout to upload a new video. #Mavenatics
@MavenKHuffman
7 ай бұрын
🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽 I’m trademarking that! Lol
@quentinbeck7035
7 ай бұрын
@@MavenKHuffman oh please do. And btw I missed your live streaming talking to us fans. lol
Hey if you have no regrets then it was all worth it. Everything happens for a reason and the fact that you are accepting the consequences of your career is a good step to a good life. Wishing you all the best Mave.
Thank you for sharing your experiences and thoughts Maven. What a wild adventure it was for you to work for WWE with all the greats! Wishing you good health, happiness and success with your endeavours Cant wait for the next video brother👌👍
Maven, you talk really well, you communicate really well, i enjoy listening to your honesty and Insite
I truly appreciate your wisdom and you sharing your journey with us Maven!
Maven getting a KZread sponsorships shows how much he’s grown on KZread, you love to see it! That privacy story was horrifying, goodness me
Thanks for addressing the incident where you worked as a bouncer and a fan got a terrible interaction. I saw the comment on one of your previous videos, as I’ve been bingeing on most of them since coming across your channel in the past week. You’re a pretty cool dude!
Respect to you and for your KZread channel Maven 👊
Ayyy here early!! Thanks Maven! You rock! Stay blessed!🇨🇦
I fully understand the pain thing. I hurt my lower back playing basketball when I was 19, of course I was young so after a few days I was fine besides a minor annoyance in the tailbone area. Then when I was 29 I got into a car accident. Then next day I went to work and felt fine, then half way through the day I was in so much pain I could hardly talk. I had x-rays and round I had a bulging disc in my back from the basketball incident, and a combination of the car wreck and my age had finally caught up with me. I got through the pain and it was managable, but then about 6 months ago (I'm 42 now) it flaired up out of nowhere. For 3 days I could sit at all, I could only lay flat on my back and it took months before I could function again. Back pain sucks :(