David Flair getting with Stacy Keibler in real life is a greater win than any silly fake wrestling belt.

@nathanpoertner

10 ай бұрын

I was thinking the same thing. That list of champions is much shorter.

@s4xtt

10 ай бұрын

And actually is the youngest us champion,younger than theory in fact

@metal_kitsune

10 ай бұрын

Lucky man

@nasilelelisselo2348

10 ай бұрын

​@@metal_kitsuneHe's a winner

@ShadowAngel1860

10 ай бұрын

Gotta love all the virgins here, who think getting a airhead bimbo is a massive accomplishment. Especially considering Keibler had been used by so many men in the past, that having her is nothing special. Keep simping virgins 🤣

Lumping Richie Steamboat in here isn’t fair, IMO. He showed great potential in FCW and very early NXT, but a major back injury forced him away from the ring and cut his career short. That’s a world away from Erik Watts or David Flair.

@joebarracuda6038

10 ай бұрын

Never heard D Flair had an affair with Keibler, if thats true he's a winner in my book!

@Fektthis

10 ай бұрын

@@joebarracuda6038 it was pretty common knowledge they were dating irl at the time. As for Steamboat. Yeah, he just got injured, That's not a failure. That's just how it goes sometimes. He seemed to have legit talent.

@ItIsYouAreNotYour

10 ай бұрын

@@joebarracuda6038 If you put a wig on D Flair he would be his sister. He's still wrestling.

@theonlygoodonehere2259

10 ай бұрын

@@joebarracuda6038 incel comment

@nicktaylor2657

10 ай бұрын

He was aligned with Seth Rollins FCW and early NXT If he didn't get hurt he could of been a breakthrough star like Rollins 😊

I sorta disagree with putting Steamboat on here, he was a great wrestler. I consider his career more of incomplete instead of failed.

@gabepollock1641

10 ай бұрын

Completely agree. He never had the chance to make a full go of things because of the injury that curtailed him before ever making it out of developmental. He’s a “what if” story more than anything else.

@orangesilver4568

10 ай бұрын

He was a solid wrestler that got taking out by a unfortunate injury.

@endersdragon34

10 ай бұрын

@@gabepollock1641 just considering when he was in developmental, I wonder if he might have been part of Shield upon being called up if not for the injury or if it was always going to be just those 3.

@zoopie_doop8957

10 ай бұрын

I was thinking that, he didn’t fail by any fault of his own

@elmaster6207

10 ай бұрын

Well, this was an unfortunate situation, it still counts as a failure even if it wasn't his fault, just injuring his back proved that he wasn't destined for the sport no matter how much knowledge he had, this is one of those cases in which a talented person sometimes crashes for no explanation at all.

I don’t know….seems to me like getting Stacy Keibler offscreen is a bigger win than anything David Flair could’ve possibly achieved in the ring.

@mjso

8 ай бұрын

I don’t think cementing yourself as a star in the entertainment world and making enough money doing something you love, that you and your family are secure for multiple generations is even remotely comparable to sleeping with a good looking woman.

@alienlife7754

7 ай бұрын

@@mjso you do know what humor is right?

@CurlyFromTheSwirly

7 ай бұрын

​@@mjso Nothing is comparable, but: academy award < relationship

@CantRead1

5 ай бұрын

​@@alienlife7754if the comment was humor then it would have been funny. It wasn't funny. At all. How low are the standards of comedy by the fucking internet lmao.

just because your father is good at what he does doesn't mean the kid will just automatically be like them ..if people understood this .......but at times kids surpass their fathers but sometimes they dont

@acessherwood32

10 ай бұрын

Just ask the Jordan kids

@goby1764

10 ай бұрын

Happening with LeBron's kids too. They're not gonna touch their dad's legacy but it's fine

@erikaw7767

10 ай бұрын

Who said they all should follow their parents lol... and if they do its a Automatically great...

@BigWes95

10 ай бұрын

Thanks captain obvious

@TheWard1ne

10 ай бұрын

@@acessherwood32 facts

Erik Watts' main problem was Bill Watts. Just as simple as that. Unlike many on this list, whose in-ring talents were questionable at best, Erik Watts had a decent in-ring talent, but just like David Flair, the family politics destroyed any chance he ever had to make anything. Ironically, he and David were briefly a tag team during early days of TNA.

Thats Jim Cornette not Jim Crockett

ted dibiase jr had the charisma of a rock and in not talking about "the Rock"..if a charismatic guy had legacy and maryse on their hands they couldve been stars

@jimbo_1312

10 ай бұрын

Harsh on rocks

David Flair getting with Stacy keibler makes him a winner to me😮

@heeleyez1260

10 ай бұрын

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@Phoenix114

10 ай бұрын

WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

@neilarcher2551

10 ай бұрын

Damn, ya beat me to it. Well played.

@moffjerjerrod1579

10 ай бұрын

Yeah, he had his 15 seconds then she got gone and married WELL!! 😂😂

@Robd07

7 ай бұрын

Exactly! Id rather have her than the belt!

Shout out to that time Shawn Stasiak managed to get his and all of his recently former WCW coworkers' WrestleMania X7 moment, where they would've interfered in the Shane Vs Vince match on the side of their new boss, canceled by blabbing about it on a radio show. Resulting in their only contribution to the whole event being a camera shot of all of them looking miserable in seats as far away from the ring as possible.

@heeleyez1260

10 ай бұрын

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@GenericProtagonist118

10 ай бұрын

I only remember Shawn from his match against a debuting Kurt Angle. The commentary kept hyping up Shawn having a famous father while Kurt was stealing the entire match despite being the most hated one there.

@threadbarephoenix9904

9 ай бұрын

Stan Stasiak was most certainly NOT "famous." He was a mere transitional champion, for not even three weeks, so that bruno and pedro wouldn't have to fight each other as faces. literally never did anything else.

@prize5ighter

9 ай бұрын

​@@threadbarephoenix9904but still being a champ back then meant a lot more than how much it does today.

Not sure if Ritchie Steamboat deserved to be on this list. He never even got to really show what he got because of that injury. The rest deserve to be here

@sonicheroxd5767

10 ай бұрын

I'm surprised he left out Wes Briscoe. That dude was drizzling shits.

@rogerbraswelljr.923

10 ай бұрын

10:30 I saw steamboat's kid wrestling (amateur) when he was 5 in Charlotte. OMG he cried the whole time. His dad was forcing it. I stayed out of it. Wasn't none of my business.

With Manu it wasn't just his talent, it was also his attitude. I remember in an interview when Legacy found its footing, Randy Orton of all people said Manu had attitude problems. Not to mention when Usos did a family rundown in an interview Lance and Jacob got more mention than Manu

@anonamatron

10 ай бұрын

Manu. Er?

@johnpenguinthe3rd13

10 ай бұрын

I was going to type the same thing. If Manu had a better attitude, WWE would have continued to have him under employment. Didn't matter if he was average or below average in the ring, they would have kept him and used him in a mid-card or even upper mid-card role due to his connections and the fact that Vince loves his family. However, Manu apparently having a HORRENDOUS attitude backstage is what killed his WWE career. Even TNA didn't want him once they heard about his bad attitude. He did a quick thing with the NWA after his WWE release and even they didn't want to deal with him very much beyond a couple of matches. I've heard that these days he is MUCH more humble and a MUCH nicer person to others and he owns his own regional indie promotion called Battlefield Pro Wrestling.

@ronjeremy9648

10 ай бұрын

Who are the GARBAGE Usas to even comment They only have their main event spots because of their famous cousin the rock Never paid dues like the majority of other tag teams especially the Young Bucks

@TPRES_74

10 ай бұрын

He was here today gone today like Fed-Ex. At the time thought he was gonna be the muscle for Legacy. He didn't even make it into the WWE video game. Not as if he was gonna be any good anyway was just saying.

Horace Hogan ( Hulks nephew ) was and still is my hero He was the real Stone Cold

@jamesytez6639

10 ай бұрын

I remembered that Guy with the thumbnail 😅

@yunghitnit666

10 ай бұрын

Lol I love deadlock

Dominik could’ve been a failed 2nd Generation if he didn’t turn heel and joined the Judgement Day.

@jesseparrish9198

10 ай бұрын

He's a fail compared to his dad

@threadbarephoenix9904

9 ай бұрын

Dom took a hell of a risk, and that alone is success. Most kids rely on nepotism, he openly begged for a shot to leave his dad behind.

@brolysupersaiyan1634

9 ай бұрын

​@@jesseparrish9198We can say if he is a fail or not only when he will be 48 years old like his dad. For now he is doing great

@maryjane3713

6 ай бұрын

Not a fan of Domink. He needs to get fitter.

@deadlydread77

5 ай бұрын

Nick and Tom Mysterio are far better anyway.

I think Richie Steamboat doesn't belong on this list, he injured his back, that's the ultimate career stop for a wrestler and before that he was actually prime to be in the level of the future shield members and is an fcw triple crown champion

@rogerbraswelljr.923

10 ай бұрын

10:30 I saw steamboat's kid wrestling (amateur) when he was 5 in Charlotte. OMG he cried the whole time. His dad was forcing it. I stayed out of it. Wasn't none of my business. 10:40

In one of David Sammartino's last matches for the WWF, he went off script and quickly tapped out to a jobber.

@Mega_Collosas

10 ай бұрын

tge only reason he was signed was so vince sr could keep his top guy(bruno Sammartino) happy..you know promoters move heaven and earth for their top guy ..vince to roman,tk to punk,

@WWChampion16

10 ай бұрын

@@Mega_Collosas Though Bruno left WWF unhappily in 1988. He didn't like the change in direction they were going and didn't come back until he was inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame in 2013 when he made amends with them and passed on 5 years later. Glad everything worked out in the end.

@lukeborne3253

10 ай бұрын

@@WWChampion16I noticed a trend wrestler has a falling out with wwe makes amends gets inducted then passes away a few years later I find that really odd

@user-vr7bs3ud1e

10 ай бұрын

In Warriors case it was only days later.@@lukeborne3253

@toma.4808

10 ай бұрын

David also had a drug and steroid problem that also played a hand in his poor relationship with his father

I’m shocked TNA never did an angle with Garrett and Brooke 😂

@heeleyez1260

10 ай бұрын

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Honorable mention goes to Wes Brisco, son of Gerald Brisco and nephew of the late Jack Brisco.

@bigjohnsbreakfastlog5819

9 ай бұрын

Also regularly paired up with Garret Bischoff.

@GokaikillerTobi

5 ай бұрын

Ah yes Wes Pisco, the man who gave birth to Hawk Hogan.

Had the pleasure of watching Stan Stasiak in Portland Wrestling back in the late 70s/early 80s when I was a kid. I loved seeing the 'heart punch' when he did it.

David Flair wasn't ready when WCW started showing him on TV. He was underdeveloped, unskilled,and lacked any sort of charisma. Of he talked half of his dad's charisma. He would've been fine.

David Flair could have done a push up or 2.

You gotta givevit to Hulk, he was willing to sell out everything to help his uncharismatic daughter try and achieve her dreams. However that's part of the problem... Nobody really helped Hulk, but too much help keeps the inner dog caged.

I remember when David Flair got beat down by the Undertaker during his feud with Ric Flair in 2002 leading up to Wrestlemania 18

@sebastianbruckwilder5720

10 ай бұрын

Yes…that’s the one thing we all remember about him 😅😂

@nophilter

10 ай бұрын

Yea that's all I remember about David Flair. Legendary lol

@SteveSmith-fp9gn

10 ай бұрын

​@@sebastianbruckwilder5720yep that's all I remember about David

Lacey Von Erich. She nowhere on the level of her dad or her uncles. She couldn’t even do a dropkick. She had a very brief run in TNA but that was very forgettable. If anything she was more of an embarrassment than the fake Von Erich named Lance.

@DimJongUn

10 ай бұрын

Lacey and Brooke Hogan had the same look. You'd think Brooke's nepotistic rub would be stronger than Lacey's, but they probably spent close to the same amount of time in TNA and then were vapor.

@deano5296

10 ай бұрын

​@DimJongUn lacey was way hotter than Brooke

@DimJongUn

10 ай бұрын

@@deano5296 way hotter, still is. Was going to say that originally but people on the Internet are sensitive these days

Funny thing is a lot of wrestling history types will tell you Stan Stasiak was a passable wrestler at best. He was a transitional champ and held the title for less than 2 weeks. His entire 'legend' was largely created just to have something to compare Meat's lack of success to.

When you mentioned Jim Crocket, you showed Jim Cornette

@heeleyez1260

10 ай бұрын

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@patrickdornoff2735

10 ай бұрын

I saw that too

@Moondial

10 ай бұрын

I mean, I was more interested when I heard that David Flair apparently held the tag titles with Daffney 😂

@TranceMasterJack

10 ай бұрын

Yip

@dayofdevotion

9 ай бұрын

a YOUNG Jim Cornette. Wow!

David Flair was a sad case. Everything that made his dad a great in the industry seemed to skip him entirely. And then his death was just an added insult. His sister inhereted the wrestling genes in that family. Sad case.

@yessicacastro5886

5 ай бұрын

David Flair isn't dead, it was his brother Reid that sadly passed away

Hooking up with Stacy Keibler is a big win in my book!

David's best match in WCW was against the Hitman, which is the equivalent of me saying that I was in a duo with Robin Williams and we made people laugh every single night 😂😅.

You forgot Greg Gagne and George Goulis. Two most famous wrestling cases of nepotism in wrestling history.

@wolfinndnclothing

10 ай бұрын

"Daddy said SELL!"

@jamiemark

10 ай бұрын

At least Greg could work in the ring, though he looked too much like a skinny twerp. "Rambo" Greg Gagne is a guilty pleasure of mine, just hilarious. I've never watched a George Goulas match, but by many accounts he was downright terrible. Then there is the case of Captain Ed George (son of The Sheik), who's biggest claim to fame I believe was a part in the movie "I Like To Hurt People". The film itself was pretty much just a way to shine a light on Sheik's Detroit territory.

@treetrunk8794

10 ай бұрын

@@wolfinndnclothingbeat me to it.

@mrf19741

9 ай бұрын

​@@jamiemarkThe video Greg Gagne shot with Sgt. Slaughter is a guilty pleasure of mine as well! The music 🎶 in it always has me howling along with Gagne trying to be Rambo!😂

Anyone else noticed that they used a clip of Jim Cornette when they mentioned him crocket briefly while talking about Erik watts?

Makes me wonder how Reid Flair would have done had he cleaned up his act ? RIP to Reid .

I bet if Manu was in WWE today he would have been in The Bloodline

For Ric Flair, Reid was the son who I think had a higher ceiling and of course Charlotte has had a Hall of Fame career (and she seems to have no issue jobbing yo Bailey) and is an All time great performer… David Falir just seem to only get the genes of when Rick had no found weight training and changing his whole body and persona

@ShadowAngel1860

10 ай бұрын

David Flair had no interest in wrestling and never wanted to participate in it. Ric and Bankrupt Bischoff convinved him and ultimately he only did it for the money. So it's understandable why he didn't put too much work in it.

David Flair dated Stacey Keebler. His life is already better than any of us can imagine lol

@tariqdogg5944

10 ай бұрын

Stacey Keibler didn't didn't do it for me sorry not sorry

@KellieLeigh48

10 ай бұрын

​@@tariqdogg5944we literally didn't ask

@willn8664

10 ай бұрын

@@tariqdogg5944 you like dudes?

@tariqdogg5944

10 ай бұрын

@@willn8664 HELL NO!

@tariqdogg5944

10 ай бұрын

Stacey Keibler don't do it for me because the only thing she got is legs and I'm not a leg man. I'm a T and A man

During the Erik Watts entry, you showed an image of Jim Cornette when mentioning Jim Crockett.

Cody Rhodes almost made this list

@darkscorpion-donzaloog

10 ай бұрын

He is far from being a failure. He had it rough in his first run for the WWE, but managed to redeem himself after AEW.

@threadbarephoenix9904

9 ай бұрын

choadie SHOULD be on this list...at the extreme top. him and his fake humblebragging, no-talent nepotistic closet-racist ass. aew fans saw through his bullshit like a cop interrogating a third grader.

scott putski kept getting pushed as a cruiserweight, despite his weight, was due to his height.

@Marveryn

10 ай бұрын

yeah he was undersize for what vince and eric consider one of the main card guys but he unlike most people of his height he fought the same style of someone from the 70/80's. He could had use some time in other promotions to get seasoning before starting in wwf. maybe time in europe and japan would had help him.

The part that blows my mind the most in this whole video is that David Flair briefly got with Stacy Keibler off-screen too!

@heeleyez1260

10 ай бұрын

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@heeleyez1260

10 ай бұрын

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Bad booking, lack of training and experience, the fans comparing them to their parent/grandparent, high expectations, and basically everything that goes into putting that kind of generational pressure on a rookie is what leads into all of them being trash. Notice I didn't say a word about their own actions or talent? That's because in almost all of the cases, it could have been fixed if they weren't thrown into the spotlight because one or more people in their family had a name before they arrived and instead went through the same sh-- that all wrasslers have to go through to get good, and have a name in the biz.

@locoloboxiii

10 ай бұрын

Before I am pounced on... Eric Watts didn't seem to me like he believed he HAD to put any effort in, to me it seemed he was in fact riding the family name.

Wow. Makes what Cody is doing now even more impressive. Considering how many tried and failed

Meat is in N64 Wrestlemania 2000: BEST GAMEPLAY EVAR

Watching David Flair get destroyed by Goldberg is one of my fave WCW moments.

Never go into a business that your parent was hugely successful at. My parent is a legend in our line of work. Being recognized for a lifetime award now. I am in the same business BUT I also have created my own success in other fields. I was never gonna match up in the same field.

@danielossege4985

10 ай бұрын

You give advice that you didn't take yourself. It seemed to work out for you. What is your point?

@mariobros68

10 ай бұрын

​@@danielossege4985Play WWE 2K23 MyRise - Legacy and you'll get the point.

@charismatic9904

10 ай бұрын

@@danielossege4985 jesus you clearly missed the point where I said I made a name for myself in another field. Reading comprehension. Seriously take it again. Its 3rd grade. Can tell you definitely voted for biden

My dad rides bulls and I’m terrified of even getting near one 😂

I like how during the Erik Watts segment they mentioned Jim Crockett but showed a clip of Jim Cornette

There was a Garrett Bischoff?!?!

@2Tall2ActSmall

10 ай бұрын

Yeah he debuted in TNA as a shady referee until it was discovered that he was Eric's son.

I remember Erik watts ....he was pushed so hard in wcw in the early 90s and he just had nothing to offer

AVGN once asked "if you're related to Michael Jordan, does that mean you're automatically good at basketball?" not necessarily

@ShadowAngel1860

10 ай бұрын

Considering Jordan's sons went nowhere when it comes to Basketball, that's obvious. Not surprised Bimmy made this way too obvious analogy, lol

@Mydayiscomingsoon

10 ай бұрын

@@ShadowAngel1860 😂 Bimmy

The little that I did see of Ritchie Steamboat wasn't bad at all. I was looking forward to seeing him on raw or smackdown.

@answer4256

10 ай бұрын

He had a career ending back injury that's why he no longer wrestled

It's so weirdly ironic too because you would think, since they have all the cheat codes and an abundance of resources that they would at least know the ins and outs of the do's and don'ts and what works and doesn't. But it's like they just naturally don't have it to put it all together. But I feel that all 2nd generation should start in underground circuits and eventually development promos, let them either crash out of the business altogether or actually make a name for themselves, then at least that way they'll have a better appreciation for it more and approach it differently.

David Flair was the most pathetic that I can remember. That guy was such a lerp. How did Flair never teach his son at least the basics? Or did he, but this kids body just could not compute. It kills me how long he stayed in the picture wrestling. He was sooo bad, it was funny. Usually they grab some concepts. But this kid sucked until the end. It was great to root for him against Bischoff. But once that was over and they started putting him with Torri Wilson, who is just amazingly hot I was like what in the hell are they doing.

Dominick Mysterio dodge this and his heel change saved his career with Judgement day Dominick had tough shoes to follow with his dad being Rey

@Briannas_busted_Benz_shocks

10 ай бұрын

He's still terrible. If The Judgment Day breaks up, he's screwed.

Sometimes I really feel for those second or third generation wrestlers whose main gimmick is being the child of a famous wrestler. People will ALWAYS compare the two, no matter what you do. Even if they’re really good, it’s an enormous pair of shoes to fill.

Another fun video would be the opposite, when the Next generation outshined the Dads, etc... The rock, Randy Orton, bray Wyatt, etc

Richie Steamboat suffered an injury, not a failure. I thought he had great potential and really enjoyed watching his development. Would he have been as good as his dad? Unlikely, but 99% of wrestlers weren't/aren't as good as Ricky Steamboat. I also feel somewhat sorry for David Sammartino. He was good in the ring, but unfortunately he was just bland. While David Flair was awful, he was never trained properly or given the time or chance to improve so it wasn't entirely his fault, yet he probably shouldn't have been in the ring to begin with.

Brooke Hogan, that's a big beefy clown right there. I mean Bully Ray isn't a small guy but damn did she make him look average sized

something about david flair & stacey keibler doesn’t add up, I guess this was a way of climbing the career ladder for her?

Good list but I can't believe they forgot the greatest disappointment of all time. The Great Vince McMahon, the CEO of WWE with the biggest grapefruits in all of sports entertainment. Too bad those grapefruits didn't bear much gift but rather utter disappointment in Hornswoggle. He was basically a little person who was around for cheap laughs and/or getting plummeted in the ring. smh

David was thrown in with barely any knowledge. Can't blame the guy come on

I think David flair didn't have the love for wrestling. I always thought he might have been pressured by ric. Whenever I saw David on tv he just looked like he hated everything about it.

David Flair was so bad I used to just sit and wonder how in the hell could Ric even be his dad...

First person who came to mind was Curtis Axel smh

@p.d.l7023

10 ай бұрын

He was certainly no Mr. Perfect. He wasn't even Mr. Kinda Just OK! 😅

Think of his talent what you want. But the "Be like David" gimmick was comedy gold.

There should be a part 2. Lacey Von Erich, Wes Brisco, Camacho, Tamina Snuka, Brian Christopher, Curtis Axel, Barry Orton, Ted DiBiase Jr.

@answer4256

10 ай бұрын

Can't Tamina in that category bcz she didn't fail...her brother Deuce on the other hand

@alanguages

10 ай бұрын

I would keep her as a failure, as she did not succeed with any notable accomplishments. Just like I put Ted DiBiase Jr. in.@@answer4256

@toma.4808

10 ай бұрын

To be fair to axel he did win the IC & tag titles and did have a short main event run with nexus compared to the rest of names on your list

@echoview

10 ай бұрын

Curtis Axel was a 3rd generation superstar after his father Curt Henning and his grandfather Larry Henning

@alanguages

10 ай бұрын

I forgot about that, as I did not grow up seeing any of Larry's matches. @@echoview

I'd put Curtis Axel on this list, too.

@theaversonangle9081

10 ай бұрын

He had some success and actually trained the Rock to get ring rust off

I had super high hopes for Ritchie !!!!! Im glad you mentioned him . My fingers were itching to bring his name up if he was left off this list lol !! I kept hoping he may come back . But after several years went by I knew that ship had sailed unfortunately .

@answer4256

10 ай бұрын

The reason he never came back was bcz he had a career ending injury...he was never a failure, if it wasn't for his back injury guaranteed he would be a multi time WWE Champion by now

To be fair to David, he never wanted to be a wrestler and was pushed into it.

David Flair is the real youngest 🇺🇸 champion however

"It only makes David's failures stand out more" 😆

In the end, it all comes down to booking. Weaknesses or not, you book these guys with a push, and they’ll have a different career story.

@calamorta

10 ай бұрын

Sometimes pushes don't work

@BrianJamesShanley

10 ай бұрын

@@calamorta I’ve seen people who were great go nowhere, and I’ve seen people who were shit have a world title run. It is all about how creative uses people.

i honestly would’ve put tamina, what has she really done in the past 13 years to be on the same level or higher than jimmy snuka

5:24 amazing clip of Jim Crockett

I'm sad that we never got to see what Reed Flair could have done

in fairness, how much you follow your dad depends on how much time your dad spends with you. and Charlotte is a Flair as well, so Rick is batting .500!

So many missed what about captain Eddie George son of the original Sheik? Everyone remembers Sabu the nephew of the original Sheik but most don't remember his Son he was in the movie I like to hurt people and wrestled at the legendary cobo hall in Detroit but failed to match his father's success

I cant help look at Dom & think its David Flair again , stick a belt on him (thankfully not the USA this time) & make sure he keeps it. but i hear David is also a family man with his own business so you want him to feel sorry he doesnt have memories to cling to of surpassing his dad at wrestlemania?!

@willn8664

10 ай бұрын

Dom is actually killing it with his Prison Mike persona. And you can tell that he's actually trying to improve in the ring especially with the members of Judgement Day taking him under their wing.

Sim Snuka was actually Jimmy's adopted son. They didn't share blood. And he was a far better wrestler. He just wasn't allowed to showcase that in WWE. Look up his matches as Jimmy Snuka Jr. His in ring work was better than what he showed in WWE. He could have been a bigger star had he been marketed better.. He was definitely better in the ring than Cody "Boring" Rhodes.

@mariobros68

10 ай бұрын

You're asking to be cancel by saying that to Cory; unless you refer to his old self before Dashing/Undashing/Stardust/Americam Nightmare.

I remember the first time I ever saw David Flair's entrance, and I just...laughed. He looked like a total dork.

Brooke Hogan was to TNA, what Eva Marie was to WWE. But Eva Marie was hotter.

@jocamadad

10 ай бұрын

Way hotter. I miss Eva, and I could care less about her wrestling skills. She was just nice to look at.

David didn't have the interest like his father honestly which was the same problem with Bischoff's son. Rip Reid though 😢

David Sanmartino was an excellent wrestler.. unfortunately he was not flashy enough

I honestly forgot Manu was part of Legacy 🤣

David Flair was WCW World Tag Team Champion with Crowbar, while Daffney was their valet.

Garrett Bischoff, just like Wes Brisco, was an amazing talent but he was simply not ready for the national wrestling scene. Just as simple as that.

David Sammartino could work but he was smaller than the gargantuans of the time . He looked like a throw back

I wouldn't put Richie Steamboat on the list. He was injured before he ever got the chance. When I think of 2nd generation guys who never lived up to the name I think of Ted Dibiase Jr. or Bo Dallas. Ted was in a big stable for the time and won the tag titles but never really did anything beyond that and was the weakest link in Legacy. Bo Dallas had a decent run in NXT but on the main roster was a complete failure. Currently Brian Pillman Jr. could be considered a failure. He has big shoes to fill and is lacking a lot in the charisma department. Unless he can learn to talk now that he's signed to NXT.

@tammylewis2408

10 ай бұрын

Bo Dallas has a character on WWE named Uncle Howdy, who accompanied Bray Wyatt/Fiend (brother Wyndham Rotunda). With Bray's sudden death, Bo might have a chance to turn it around, honor his late brother, and have his own "family", if WWE will let him develop the Uncle Howdy persona, similar to Kane. People forget that Wyndham started out as Husky Harris, which could have made him a casualty, but then created Bray Wyatt, the Eater of Worlds, and that character took off, which evolved as the Fiend. So I suggest you keep Bo Dallas out of it, because he has potential to capitalize on Uncle Howdy, especially in the wake of his brother's sudden and tragic death.

@TheNewFNShow

10 ай бұрын

@@tammylewis2408 I know all that but that's a what if scenario. So far his in his career I wouldn't consider him a success. You're right though he could turn it around but I don't see it happening.

I would add Greg Gagne - son of Verne Gagne. He had success as a tag-team wrestler but wasn't much of a singles wrestler. He lacked size, look and a significant finishing move for the era in which he performed. He was promoted as an upper-tier wrestler but it always looked like his opponents had to sell like crazy during matches.

@ac9559

10 ай бұрын

You're kidding right?

Sometimes they can't take the pressures of living up to a family name, or some don't even feel any pressure at all and just thrive on it knowing a famous family member came before them

Anoa'i family is confusing, while Solo and Ava is 4th Gen, Lance is 3rd Gen and not much older than the other 2

Putting a giant embalm that says failed sons on there should be changed to failed fathers

Crazy that one would not only let his own daughter dress and act like this on TV but be partly responsible for it as well...

I feel like i've seen this video before or one very similar on Wrestling With Wregret.

5:23 That's not Jim Crockett. That's Jim Cornett.

@TheNESevolution

10 ай бұрын

I saw that too

Skills don't really carry over to an offspring if the one who has the skills is never around

Isn’t that Jim Cornett at 5:24 instead of Jim Crockett??? Lol 😂

@jamesytez6639

10 ай бұрын

Mismatching Jims 😂

So you doing weekday videos, up until the last few weeks, ALWAYS seeing your video uploads notifications on sun monring

some of these next gen stars, DID succeed, they may not have had a major run, but, they got into the biz, had their moments. some were better than others, they tried. but they still succeeded to a point and or degree.

Undertakers oldest son told us off the rip it is not happening at all for him lol

Terry Gordy = Jesse Gordy Robbie Brookside = Xia Brookside Bruiser Brody = Arrested Son Terry Funk = Terry Kid (non-canon) Steve Corino = Colby Corino Tatsumi Fujinami = Leona Masaaki Mochizuki = Mochizuki Jr.