I can listen to this guy for hours.

@HushTheMyth

6 жыл бұрын

smblkolds smblkolds Foreal

@sammyybarra4792

5 жыл бұрын

smblkolds smblkolds Inuit

@christophergrooms6453

5 жыл бұрын

Thats VERY fucking sad!! He is a washout, steroid eating fuck! He is the King of Marks!! And he is still milking the business that he fucking SUCKED AT!!!! What gives his sorry ass the credabilty to pass judgement on those young people???? He is a fucking Mark Loser!!! Goddamn!!!

@chucktaylor4849

5 жыл бұрын

@@christophergrooms6453 u couldnt even lace his boots shut the fuck up

@shaolin1derpalm

5 жыл бұрын

I thought he had a successful string of training schools, or at least a successful business model.

Al Snow is brilliant. His description of airport security and operations are spot on!

@pedromillie

4 жыл бұрын

@HicksZ34 Not sure how your comment has anything to do with what was said. Nobody is talking about safety or the chances of surviving a plane crash. The comments were about how painful the process of flying is due to all the steps needed to go in and out of the plane. The chances of surviving a car accident are much better and yet more people die each year from car accidents than plane crashes due to large amount of car accidents compared to plane crashes.

@pedromillie

4 жыл бұрын

@HicksZ34 You just proved my point that you are more likely to get killed in a car accident than on a plane. Just like you can't control anything on a plane, you can't control what drivers around you do. You can try to avoid a car or truck heading towards you but there are limits to what you can do plus sometimes they come unexpected.

@Jay-vr9ir

4 жыл бұрын

@Gilbert Smith I try and use Amtrak or Via Rail.

@Jay-vr9ir

4 жыл бұрын

@HicksZ34 I take the train .

@Jay-vr9ir

4 жыл бұрын

@@pedromillie I take the train.

Whoever filmed these is a saint.

Met Al Snow in Tampa Bay, my dad was coaching the lightning in the NHL and took us early from school to meet some of the guys who were around the teams dressing room. Met a bunch of them but Al Snow impressed me the most, and this was the height of his “head” gimmick so I thought he was a nutcase. Couldn’t have been friendlier and nicer. Answered questions, asks my dad questions even said he was a big hockey fan. Wasn’t the biggest Al Snow fan before we met him but I’m a fan for life now. Complete class act, well spoken and articulate. Glad he still looks and sounds well.

@bb-gc2tx

Жыл бұрын

your dads steve ludzik ? i remember when he played for black hawks he was a solid two way center

this goes further than wrestling. you can use what he says for any job

@myoman1977

8 жыл бұрын

i will later this evening

@narutoloveful

8 жыл бұрын

Basically saying what can bring to the table that someone else can't. Why should I hire you for a job than someone else. Am I going to get the best investment out of you.

@Tgogators

7 жыл бұрын

He is giving the abridged version to how business in general works (pretty much the same thing any business seminar "guru" will say) just more toned to entertainment and/or entrepreneurship. Create a product (in this case yourself)...Figure out and exploit why you stand out from others like it (in other words, make yourself stick, get sticky)...Campaign it like crazy. You deliver (and create the demand) for something people didn't know they event wanted.

@myoman1977

7 жыл бұрын

Tyler yes exactly

@niemiecthestandup

7 жыл бұрын

John doesn't like the idea of working...

Al Snow is one hell of a motivational speaker and salesman! still one of my favorite wrestlers as well!

I love when those who have "been there and done that" are dead on 100% honest about it. Whats funny is you can take what he said and apply it in many ways to any profession if you really listen.

You cant put a price tag on Al's level of knowledge and expertise

@OlviMasta77

8 жыл бұрын

For everything else, there's MasterCard.

@KH-uh8kz

8 жыл бұрын

+Olvi Langstrumpf best comment ever, fucking excellent

@Kloppsserialbottlers

2 жыл бұрын

Unless you one of these wrestlers who paid to attend this masterclass. Then you certainly can put a price tag on it

@I-wont-read-your-replies

Жыл бұрын

£69.99/month?

@Redhotshawntexas

7 ай бұрын

You also can’t put a price tag in dog shit. What’s your point?

standing in line everywhere.....sounds like my life in the US army

@cmpenny2011

4 жыл бұрын

Sooooooooooo true

@techmouse.

3 жыл бұрын

Oh god. Nothing but a stab of flat wet concrete in the middle of raining buttfuck no where. Still waiting in line for a fucking plane.

@jayluis189

2 жыл бұрын

🤣😂😂 yeahhh

@vleaky3430

Жыл бұрын

Thank you for your service

He perfectly described the magic of wrestling and really entertainment in general, its amazing what people will put up with if they are captivated by something, all the travel, obnoxious people, trashy venues etc doesn’t matter if the band/actor/wrestler you see is that good

Al snow is definitely a very well spoken individual. I hung on to every word he was saying. I would of never knew he was such an inspirational person. Definitely wouldn't mind having him as a trainer if I ever wanted to be a wrestler. Thumbs up for Al snow. 👍👍👍

really good video....this man needs to train all prospects.

@bubbiesdad

8 жыл бұрын

He's been around since the days of no guaranteed pay. You got paid according to how many asses were in the seats.

@robertpadua4252

7 жыл бұрын

Absolutely

@stevenkunzer9027

5 жыл бұрын

Idk if he doesn’t want to be back in WWE, but it is baffling to me that they do not use him as an asset. He can still wrestle well, he looks better than he did in his late 90s runs, and he appears to be a great trainer and could help some of the young wwe people.

@EnCrypticon23x

3 жыл бұрын

@@stevenkunzer9027 I would not be surprised if wrestling organizations paid special attention to his classes/students based entirely off of his knowledge and viewpoint of the industry. He knows first hand how an opportunity can slip away if you're head is too far up your own ass (his own words).

dude he looks fucking great

@ChillMrShade

6 жыл бұрын

Roids

@ImAdaptking

3 жыл бұрын

@@sonyg0640 hes admitted to it. He needs it at his age

I actually met him as a fan and he's such a great person and he's the wrestler to train u

Excellent work my friend! Quality stuff

Damn! Al Snow kicks knowledge.

I bet Simon Miller watched this

@scottyb003

5 жыл бұрын

Screw Simon, Adam was better.

@TheY2AProblem

4 жыл бұрын

Why?

He's right, I wouldn't have clicked on this video if no one knew who al snow was.

Al Snow is awesome. great video!

@floggyWM1

6 жыл бұрын

of all the flags, why is there Ukranian flag behind his head?

"We are grown men who get paid to fake fight in our underwear"

@Trains4Fun

5 жыл бұрын

It sounds like a grim reality.

Al talks so much sense

Al Snow is a genius. Interesting story about Brock Lesnar was one of the reasons he left the WWE wasn't only the money but it was being on the road. It was taking a toll on him and he said he was going through a difficult time of anger and depression. He would say being on the road all year round was not away of living. You felt like a caged animal. Now that he is with the WWE, he would only come back with a reduced schedule. Meaning he comes back 15-20 days a year to WWE events. He can do that because he's a main draw. Everything he's done in the WWE and UFC makes him far more marketable then other wrestlers. Not many wrestlers are gonna get a deal like that. You have to be a main draw to pull that off. Perfect example the Undertaker. He wrestles one match a year and gets paid $2 million dollars a year. That's power. One match a year and he gets paid for that. He's earned it because there will never be another Undertaker.

@Zoolander824

6 жыл бұрын

Michael Tardi my counter argument to the Brock Lesnar being special if he is sooo special he could show up more to live events and ppv because that's not gonna take away anything from his marketing and how special he is also Taker only wrestles once a year because well he's aging and getting a little slow in the ring but showed he can still go this year

People dissing Snow for being a jobber...don't get it. Al never had the "look" to get over as a main event guy on the biggest stage, but he could make the higher card guys look like a million bucks. Al had to figure out how to get others over rather than just himself, which naturally gears one to coaching. And these people draw money by supporting. what made the attitude era great? Every person on TV had a defined character. People would mark out for Val Venis, The Godfather and fucking Kaientai. People cared about the undercard...so when the top billed guys came out, the energy was insane. Where every guy is trying to play a face /prove their word is good by winning, and doesn't have a unique shtick, there's no momentum in a show. everything blends, everything looks and feels the same, and after one big moment happens, the crowd is dead for the rest of the show... Breezeango getting over in the undercard/midcard keeps the energy up for the top guys. Their match with the Usos made Backlash seem like a better ppv than usual...Owens and AJ was a better match, but you always get an AJ match at the ppv. and everyone else is trying to have an AJ Styles match. so why but it on ppv? Why buy a ticket? Well, if you had a roster full of guys trying to sell the gimmick, and their schtick, maybe AJ Styles could be himself and that would be more special than it is now. Because right now, being the most athletic wrestler on the planet isn't as distinguishing as it used to be when Jushin Thunder Liger first got famous... Wrestling needs more support guys. More characters. More Marty Scurll's, more Fashion Police, more anti-flying Drew Gulaks, more "Gentleman" Jack Gallagher, than ever.

@chetmcgovern9985

6 жыл бұрын

It's the same thing with everyone wanting to be a doctor, astronaut, movie stars but the world also needs ditch diggers, carpenters, and garbage men or the whole world goes to shit. You need all those people in between making things run smoothly.

@garyfrood6670

5 жыл бұрын

Jake Lang he got huge pops back in the day

@dazzaboy04

5 жыл бұрын

There's a video on here somewhere specifically dedicated to showing us the pop that Rikishi got when he was a mid-card red hot babyface with Too Cool. The pop was insane! Fans actually cared about the middle of the roster and that's something that's completely lost now! In the attitude era, everyone, and I mean everyone, were reaching for that brass ring! Now? You've got a bunch of athletes who are just happy to be on TV

@dazzaboy04

4 жыл бұрын

@@sloppertj.globbert5194 don't settle for 2nd or 3rd match! Work your ass off and pay your dues and you'll find yourself closing out the show...

@mrexposethetruth6549

3 жыл бұрын

There's no video on here anymore of it, but he was on Chael Sonnen podcast you could probably find, he explains there hasn't been a jobber since the 1980s. I jobber with somebody who literally did it as a job they would come to TV take things once a week get their butts kicked go home they didn't go to any of the other towns on the loop. Or if they lived in one of the other towns it's somebody they would use as a substitution. Guys you would put on the card who could actually have a match and go around the horn and make people look good while losing was a carpenter.

The "Gray Panthers " line was great

"I fucking love me!" Indeed Al....we fucking love you

8:33 If I knew nothing about wrestling in 1999 and I was flipping through the channels and came across Rock, Austin, Foley, or Undertaker in the middle of a promo, I’m sure my curiosity would be piqued enough to stay on that channel for at least a few minutes. These days I know very little about WWE’s product but if it were the same scenario in 2020, none of their current talent would catch my attention. I would continue flipping right on past the channel to find something better to watch. Like Terminator 2 for the millionth time, or sitcom reruns. I know because it’s actually happened more than once.

@lowlifeangler

3 жыл бұрын

I try to watch Raw or Smackdown just to see how bad it is....yes it's bad. AEW is in the right direction..still not yet there

I always liked Al Snow when he was working on TV, I like him even more after seeing stuff like this. It's great to accrue knowledge. That is a noble goal in and of itself. Far more noble though, is the man who endeavors to share his knowledge and experience with those who are eager and willing to learn.

@robvarley3091

Жыл бұрын

Amen

This sounds exactly like what I do every day only the building I go to has a desk where I sit and get bitched at all day only to go home and get bitched at some more. Go to sleep and start again the next day and I don't even get to wear crazy underwear.

@ronharding7973

4 жыл бұрын

Nothing's stopping you from wearing crazy underwear....just FYI. Chase your dreams!

he's not your regular know-it-all... ...he's a snow-it-all damn it.

He gave em the same speech Triple H gave the dudes of tough enough

@Ckypwnd

6 жыл бұрын

Tough enough sucks

Damn, there are few people that can talk about what the business is like him.

Who knew I would like Al Snow so much. Dude is a great teacher and just seems like a solid human being.

i love all his interviews, he sounds so down to earth

That last bit about “any questions?” is the PERFECT closer!

Came for Al Snow's insight, left understanding why Arnie's so rich. Love this man.

Al is a great teacher and mentor. Articulate, level headed and doesn't seem screwed up by a business notorious for chewing you up and spitting you out. Funny that he should act the madman. Him and Regal, i could listen to for hours.

Damn he painted quite the picture here...life of a pro wrestler sounds like such a painful hassle both physically and emotionally. Knowing this is what made me appreciate them more as I've grown older. There was a time in my life that I thought the business was so ridiculous and stupid, but now I have tremendous respect for it again. Way more than when I was a kid.

Wrestling is the hardest job ever...... flying is tough for him

This series is so great, thanks for posting

Thanx for posting this motivational speech from Al. I can now look back and say....Yes. I got people to leave there house and come to our wrestling shows. I did sell our brand and myself. That I did do good. Glad I retired when I did. Now I know I did what I needed to do. Thanx again for posting.

Al snow really does has an amazing mind for the business

Al Snow is absolutely brilliant! His lessons is applicable not only to professional wrestling but also to life as well! #Respect

Al Snow has perhaps in the best in ring and out of the ring psychology about the wrestling business that I've perhaps ever heard from any wrestler... His unique way of breaking it down like a business is virtually second to none!

Al Snow still looks great! So fun to listen too!

For all the Supernatural fans, the first half Al's vision, was Crowley's version of Hell😂. In all seriousness , this was well worth the listen!

Of all the wrestlers in the world I’d love to sit down and speak to Al Snow about the business and his experiences. He just puts things across so well.

Al Snow puts wisdom along with in ring training too, shows the proper mentality and reality, man, I can listen to him all day long

Al's a great worker.... He Always was. Al's a great wrestler.... He Always was. Al's a great teacher.... He Always was. Al's extremely underrated. He Always was !

These videos are great! Love Al Snow

It is a very tough life but for some people, the dream is pro wrestling. How much are you willing to live without to live your dream?

He seems very intelligent and shrewd about the business

Hi thanks 🙏 for the great 👍 videos it’s great to see the way they learn their trade in experience of quality of life they are going into.

amazing great mini seminar! he nailed it!

That's some damn powerful stuff. Thank you, Mr. Snow.

I love this speech!! Al Snow rules!

I get what he is saying but if you break it down you can say this about majority of professions. You wake up in the morning, get ready for work, have to sit in traffic driving to work, once at work stare at the same computer for 9 hours then sit in traffic driving home. Get home, have dinner, maybe get an hour or 2 of free time then it's time for bed. Rinse and repeat the next day.

Damn what I would give just to sit with him, have some drinks and hear his stories all night. Great attitude and no nonsense. Just tells it like it is. Would be epic!!!

Lol! "I'm doing awesome. I fuckin' love me."

@TheHannibalTV

8 жыл бұрын

He's certainly not humble!

@christopher9000p

8 жыл бұрын

We fuckin' love you too, Al! :D

@dbone3356

8 жыл бұрын

What does everybody want?

@gregoriobell2736

8 жыл бұрын

+D Bone head

@sammylane21

8 жыл бұрын

Cream Cheese!

He sure looks Great!!! I always loved watching Al during the attitude era.

this is an interesting watch

What an articulate man. What he says about the business sounds so brutally honest, and at the same time, like a typical bad job with bad management.

watching this after watching fighting with my family!!!

wow props to al snow. really well done

Watching this, it goes deeper then just wrestling, but ANYTHING in the entertainment business, including even KZread. Helped me try to maybe restructure my channel

Allen is incredibly intelligent and well spoken who can captivate your attention.

Is Al getting the ad money for all these videos? He deserves it. Very intelligent wrestling business mindset. Fantastic trainer

Great advice for ANY entertainer.

Just good stuff. What an opportunity guys have to wrestle for this guy at OVW.

I could listen to this man speak for hours and still only know 5% of the wrestling business as a whole.

They're assigned seats, none leave earlier than the others. Thanks Al, that was a good laugh to start the day.

@leebenter3734

5 жыл бұрын

"Grown men fake fighting in our underwear" funny and perspective beautiful

Al snow the hard truth

Al Snow is a guy Ive come to love now more then ever. Besides being Jacked, the guy is so articulate & intelligent. I learn listening to him

I love listening to Al snow

I’ve heard of this guy but never seen anything of his wrestling career, but wow… this was seriously a beautiful speech.

Props to Al for the Bad Bones t-shirt. I saw Bones have an amazing ladder match with Jimmy Havoc in kent.

I could listen to Al Snow talk about wrestling all day. Also, he's looking JACKED

the amount of tangents this man takes!

Snow is smart and brutally honest. Great trainer and interesting.

I could listen to Al Snow all day!! NXT, The P.C or AEW Developmental should sign this guy!! Hannibal your channel is awesome 👌 cheers from New Zealand 🍺🍻

He’s a really great teacher.

He is spot on about flying, especially when people get on and off the plane.

He would make a great motivational speaker.

6.48 It doesn't matter if you win, it doesn't matter if you lose. What matters is......"Nationwide is on your side." LOL, I had to laugh at the commercial placement.

How can anyone dislike this?!

I've studied martial arts since the 80s and I can say Al is a Master conducting class.

great advice master snow

That’s some old school stuff right there.

Totally on point

Wise and honest beyond his years.

Al Snow is awesome

Props to Al for wearing a T-shirt from my favourite metal bar in London \m/

Al Snow makes me realise that wrestling truly is my passion

this man is a legend

AL is awesome nailed it 100% brutaly honest straight up facts

Realest wreslting talk ever!!!

Damn wrestling life sounds just as tough as military life

How can you not like this video?

Very well explained

Al Snow is laying down the hard facts!

This man is a national treasure.