What would it have taken for ECW to thrive in WWE? Let us know in the comments below!

@gsdrums47

8 ай бұрын

The Rise & Fall Of ECW DVD - ECW One Night Stand 2005 & 2006 ... and that's about it 👍

@EdsterIII

8 ай бұрын

For ECW to thrive? NOT GOING TO THE wwe for one! Vince McMahon didn't give a rat's *ss about ANY of the ECW's wrestlers or their history. All he wanted to do was eliminate any type of competition. Then once he had them he made them look like garbage. He did the same with WCW. Vince McMahon is a 100% pure piece of sh*t!

@TheBigShotTMD

8 ай бұрын

Shane McMahon's original pitch for an ECW revival would've been revolutionary and ahead of the curve in terms of how we digitally received content online and with streaming in the timeframe he wanted to do it in (2005/2006 era). WWE would've had their finger on the pulse of what was about to become a digital revolution had they pulled the trigger but instead the company just essentially made it a smaller brand. Not that it was entirely bad, as it was sort of an alpha version of what NXT (as a brand, not the gameshow version) would eventually become with rejuvenating talent mindlessly drifting on the main brands while giving a platform for called up/developing talent. Ultimately though, what would it have taken for ECW to thrive under the WWE banner? Less direct control and input from Vince and more delegation and trust to people who knew how to use and market that brand (Heyman/Dreamer etc)

@kshinokevin

8 ай бұрын

@@TheBigShotTMD - this was a time, before the words "streaming service" was a thing. Blockbuster Video vs. Netflix DVD (1999-2000) rental service wars; pre-RedBox movies and video game rental vending machines...

@TheBigShotTMD

8 ай бұрын

@@kshinokevin Thanks for the history lesson buddy. I was very much alive and lived through the 90s and 00s. That doesn't add anything to what I said, nor does it mean anything to the question that was posed.

I love his shark example. He ain't bullshitting either. Instead of clinging to the past and descending into irrelevancy, Paul is at the top of the industry right now! All thanks to his willingness & ability to roll with the changes.

@DarMar106

2 ай бұрын

He said many times how proud he is of ECW but that there no point in lamenting it’s loss

This was actually quite inspiring for someone recently going through a breakup lol - MOVE FORWARD LIKE THE SHARKS

@Romchikthelemon

8 ай бұрын

If you move forward like a shark after breakup you'll quickly get another one.

@Sheenovastee

8 ай бұрын

Amen, brother. I'm also in a situation that requires embracing change and a new direction but for my professional life.

@stuartmcgurk250

8 ай бұрын

Couldn’t have said it better myself brother

@pedrobandito2

8 ай бұрын

So you’re no longer mad at me for sleeping with her?

@1hendrixx7

8 ай бұрын

Same here bro

Paul Heyman is a powerful speaker, no doubt about it and probably worth the seminar admission alone. Might not be everyone's cuppa tea but his stories are filled with wistful regret; wisdom; raw honesty, humour and understanding, they are worth paying attention to. Not everyone in the Wrestling business can deliver it quite as profoundly as that

It's amazing how people change or your perception of them, it's night/day difference between this well spoken, empathetic, and emotional Paul Heyman and the one I grew up with in a trench coat screaming at the top of his lungs while standing on a table

@randomlyentertaining8287

8 ай бұрын

That trench coat Heyman was well spoken and emotional, just a whole hell of a lot more intense.

ECW seemed like it produced a whole lot more talent than WCW during the invasion

@EOTA564

8 ай бұрын

All the big WCW stars bar Booker T were sitting at home on guaranteed contracts. What was the point in a WCW invasion when they only had the B team?

@fromolwyoming

3 ай бұрын

@@EOTA564 They had DDP, but they decided to bury him and his career for good.

@MrMinionMoney

3 ай бұрын

​@@fromolwyomingdidn't have ddp at the beginning

Still amazes me how Vince was gifted the greatest storyline in the history of wrestling and screwed it up so that it essentially meant nothing within 6 months. They could have rode that wave for years.

@Romchikthelemon

8 ай бұрын

I guess he was not ready for that.

@sidmahasuverachai3722

8 ай бұрын

According to kurt angle they made shit load of money during that angle but yeah you are right doing it properly it could last for years lol. How they ended up with kurt angle , stone cold, and shane mcmahon as a final 5 of the alliance is beyond me lmao.

@mattm7798

8 ай бұрын

Hmmm, surprised they made any good money from it since it went south super quickly. The entire thing was a giant Vince ego trip@@sidmahasuverachai3722

@pigs18

8 ай бұрын

Talk to USA and Paramount. They wanted nothing to do with either WCW or ECW.

@4zafinc

8 ай бұрын

​@@sidmahasuverachai3722the Invasion PPV used to be the highest-grossing non-Wrestle Mania event for a long time even with how poorly it was booked

Bro i have no one else to tell so I’ll tell this comment section I’ve been battling addiction for 2 years because I went through a break up I simply wasn’t ready for I thought I’d met the person I was gonna spend the rest of my life with I started smoking weed and using MDMA on the regular stopped the MD after a while but couldn’t stop the weed after listening to Paul talk and the way he talked about not being able take back the past and having to keep moving forward bruh I think he just saved my life been clean now since this video came out people will laugh cause it’s not been that long but this is the longest I’ve been clean for 2 years Paul Heyman what a man!

Never knew that was the reason it went from a wcw invasion to a alliance invasion. I would love to hear Eric and Paul ina podcast together going at it 😂

@SpockvsEgon

8 ай бұрын

What he said was true, WCW in 2001 was a shell of its former self, but also WWF didn't get any of the biggest stars of WCW. No Sting, Flair, Hogan, Hall, or Nash. The biggest names was Booker T, who was a great worker but at that time wasn't a superstar.

@pigs18

8 ай бұрын

And everyone else remembers it as Paul begging to bring back ECW. Don't fall for this narrative that they came to him with the idea, particularly since he just said that he was trying to get the ECW guys jobs (which was totally a worthwhile idea.)

@pigs18

8 ай бұрын

Yeah, the networks wanted nothing to do with the invasion. So they sweetened the pot with ECW. And when they still balked, they threw in the biggest star of all time. But the invasion part couldn't last forever so without UPN or USA agreeing to be part of it, they had to move on.

I love this man he drops the best advice when he speaks u just gotta listen

Paul and Vince are polar opposites. Paul is brilliant creatively, but terrible at business. Vince isn’t very good creatively and has to be dragged kicking and screaming toward a really good idea, but he’s a great businessman. The problem is that Vince’s ego wouldn’t allow him to use his business sense to use Paul’s creative mind effectively. Rather than buying ECW and killing off any decent alternative to WWF, he should have kept funding ECW, taking over bookkeeping and management while letting Paul handle the creative end. Most of his top guys in 2001 had gotten over in ECW and the fact that he couldn’t see value in at least a semi independent ECW (not WWE ECW) is incredibly to me. Heyman as a creative guy is one of the best ever. He just can’t handle money. Vince is the opposite.

@mattm7798

8 ай бұрын

I agree...he could have kept ECW going but under better financial management. That's not even touching on how he took the potentially biggest storyline in wrestling history and made it nothing within 6 months(really well before then).

@ch66ry88

8 ай бұрын

@@mattm7798the worst part is that he made it into a McMahon oriented story line first n the invasion was just in the background Vince’s ego really cannot be beaten

@mattm7798

8 ай бұрын

Pretty much...because nothign screamed ECW like Steph McMahon leading it and aligning with WCW, because those two companies always loved each other SMH@@ch66ry88

@smiddlehurst1

3 ай бұрын

I genuinely can't believe I'm about to type this but... I can sorta see why Vince wouldn't do that. ECW built its brand through some superb wrestling, some pretty shocking angles and a *lot* of blood. Controversy followed the promotion, it was part of its DNA and that's great when you're the underdog. A WWE-backed ECW doing ECW-things, however, would have likely brought a lot of problems and the blame would have been firmly aimed at WWE. Only way to really fix that would have been to reign in the product which the core audience would never buy in the long run. Now the idea I believe Paul was pitching for the relaunched ECW in the mid 2000's of turning into much more of a shoot-style promotion echoing a chunk of what was making bank for UFC? Yeah, THAT I could see working under the WWE umbrella but, IMO, the relationship between Paul and WWE at that point just didn't have enough trust left to take such a potentially radical risk with a new product. So to zombie-town on sci-fi they went...

As soon as they made invasion McMahon vs McMahon you knew it was going to be rubbish. I didnt think it could get any worse then nWo came a few months later and got buried within month. Then ECW came back again and Vince became the champion there was some terrible booking around that time

@ch66ry88

8 ай бұрын

You can’t 100% blame the nwo stuff on Wwe hulk hogan got hella over at wrestlemania which they couldn’t ignore so he went babyface, Scott hall as we know was a mess n couldn’t be trusted, n Kevin nash tore out he his quads in that tag match on raw so even though they went about it horribly they couldn’t do much with what they had, at least it brought back Shawn

@pigs18

8 ай бұрын

Yet Steph v. Shane was the best era of the brand split.

@Panderpy

20 күн бұрын

I still cant believe how badly Vince fucked up the WCW/ECW invasion. If it had been done right it would have been the biggest PPV of all time Undertaker v Sting Stone Cold v Goldberg Rock v Hogan (we did get this one)

unless you watched ECW at 3am on the sun network or a local crappy channel with bad reception you have no ideal how truly amazing ECW was. living during the time of the Monday night wars and the ecw era was a amazing time for wrestling fans. I will never forget seeing rey mysterio for the first time, sandman smoking a cigarette, raven, tommy dreamer, sabu, RVD the list goes on and on. watching youtube clips is nothing like waiting week to week to see what will happen next

@Tranceplant82

8 ай бұрын

Back in those days, I was in high school and long story short, someone taped ECW shows on VHS cassettes and me and my friends would take rounds every week so we could take them and watch them all at home on weekends, when we had the time to watch. ECW blew our minds. We were hooked instantly. We thought it was insane but entertaining as hell. We all became fans of the product.

@xDOUBTMENOWx

8 ай бұрын

Or New York Empire Channel as well

@jimsheppard3166

8 ай бұрын

I used to set my alarm for 1:55am, on Saturdays, and sneak downstairs to watch ECW Hardcore TV on some local cable access channel in Atlanta.

@RingsideRebel785

8 ай бұрын

I still smoke cigarettes to this day

@CABNoLimit

8 ай бұрын

Great time in wrestling

Paul Heyman is also known for being manager of some very succesful Wrestlers (Brock Lesnar, CM Punk, Roman Reigns, Antonio Cesaro, Curtis Axel etc)

@andrewvaughan5686

8 ай бұрын

How you going to mention Curtis Axel and not Steve austin, rick rude and taker

@joshuahosang6690

8 ай бұрын

​@@andrewvaughan5686because he knew you would be here to help him and say the names for him

@ConorKhabibBrunson

8 ай бұрын

Curtis axel isnt successful

@bobbymendoza2938

8 ай бұрын

Curtis axel lmfaoooooo

@daweedhabitskills3673

8 ай бұрын

Ehhh ECW was way cooler.. besides Brock & maybe punk but nowadays punk gets famous off “ staged “ arguments “ backstage “ .. starting to believe

Paul E isn't only one of the greatest on screen managers and talkers in the business with a brilliant mind for wrestling. He is also a very wise man who can take lessons from his engaging stories in life and apply it to theirs because EVERY one of us can relate in someway or another to what he is saying, feeling and been through.

@EdsterIII

8 ай бұрын

Yeah the fact his brilliant mind bankrupted his business proved that!

@Predators--cz2fb

8 ай бұрын

@@EdsterIII I’m not talking about his business. I think we can all agree that he was a terrible businessman.

Got to love how Heyman didn't think bringing in New Jack was a bad idea because he was a bad wrestler or anything but because he knew just how crazy New Jack really was. Fantastic performer for sure and one of the pinnacles when you're talking about hardcore wrestling but New Jack would have torn apart that roster both in and out of the ring and Paul knew it 😅🤣

@Romchikthelemon

8 ай бұрын

He's just joking.

@darylheath6524

8 ай бұрын

New jack could wrestle watch his Smokey mountain stuff he knew how to work

@Voysh2Voysh69

8 ай бұрын

@@darylheath6524I was just about to say the same thing. Everyone knows Jim Cornette’s one of the BIGGEST critics of who can & can’t actually work & wrestle… and Cornette absolutely LOVED New Jack when he was in Smoky Mountain. Anyone who wants to see New Jack in his younger days and at his in-ring peak, should go back and look up SMW videos of New Jack & Mustafa as a tag team in Smoky Mountain.

@BitestheStuff

8 ай бұрын

@@Voysh2Voysh69 Dude worked with Undertaker and had a good in-character feud with him.

@I41535D

8 ай бұрын

I wish he would’ve torn hunter apart and got in his face

A pretty quiet interview but pretty good at the same time, still.

I would love to have seen New Jack in WWE. He was always my favourite ECW talent, and even if you don't like him, you have to admit you'd be curious just how that would go!

@lewisb85

7 ай бұрын

He gave an "interesting" promo the weekend after one night stand at a japw show "id have beaten those superstars like they were my kids".

@tecky5296

7 ай бұрын

Absolutely not. New jack was only in business for himself and was a garbage human being and wrestler. Rest in piss new crack.

@lalegende2746

5 ай бұрын

Half of the roster would’ve been dead.

@Mars-xc1ns

4 ай бұрын

Jim Cornett said McMahon and the WWE writers and upper management saw New Jack as too dangerous and a threat

I think this is the best video on the channel. Really a lot to take from such a legend.

I want the entire show!!! Ugh you guys drip feed us. I want it all now lol

Paulie always has the room

Where is the full interview?

One of the best in the business to Articulate words. Paul Heyman is an over the top awesome guy.

Paul Hayman Is The Real G.O.A.T Of A Life Time Of All Managers!! 💯 %🔥 🔥

Could listen to heyman talk forever

The shark analogy is the life lesson of thinking you are smarter than you are.

@CriticalDispatches

7 ай бұрын

Ha ha

Hey man really is a good hype man. You are drawn in and believe every word he says.

How do i get the whole interview though

Everyone watch very very carefully... This comment about how father is undoubtedly the most real and true thing you will ever hear come out of Paul Heyman's mouth. This is the only time you'll ever hear him say something that isn't a work, or an angle, or some type of manipulation for the camera....i think that after 40 years we have just witnessed the first totally open and honest moment of Herman's career... dude loves his father. 😢❤

Powerful message

When i first got into wrestling, it was through WWE. At that point i was extremely green in my knowledge of wrestling, i literally knew no one at all. I didn’t know what wcw or ecw was. So, when the invasion storyline kicked in, i absolutely loved it. All of it. To the untrained eye, without judgement or anything, it was very fun television for myself.

It was unfortunate we didn’t get much Sandman or Sabu during the invasion

Damn this is not just a wrestling talk, this is a motivational talk.

If Paul did a podcast his would be number 1 in wrestling. When Paul speaks everyone listens. Number 2 manager in my opinion only behind Bobby the brain

Rob Van Dam became a World Champion. 1 of the best Wwe champions, a Hof. So atleast 1 guy made it from Ecw outside Heyman

This is probably the best thing I’ve ever heard from Paul. Some beautiful wisdom here.

Damn Paul, have me in tears

@thejason755

3 ай бұрын

This is probably the most honest thing he’s ever said in his career.

What a very profound response. Mad respect to Paul.

I had high hopes for the ECW WCW invasion in the WWE. So many dream matches. It ended up not being so great.

What a lad Heyman is.

WCW was way better then ECW overall but both were good

Paul Heyman speaks in promos.

This dude absolutely NAILS IT. Paul Heyman is perhaps the greatest mind in all of pro wrestling and shares that distinction with Vince McMahon. He breathes and bleeds the business.

I still believe the highest high and lowest low I've experienced as a fan were both that same night. ECW showing up and attacking being the high and ECW joining WCW like an hour later being the low.

Even Paul Heyman has got to admit at the end of the day doesn't matter how great he'll always be remembered by he failed miserably

Paul E. Dangerously said that, in one interview, that ECW would have to "evolve" into a different style, similar to Ring of Honor (ROH): Rob Feinstein (founder; RF Video); Cary Silkin (co-founder); booker Gabe Sapolsky, who was a Paul Heyman protege. It was later sold to Sinclair Broadcasting Company. Then, ROH was purchased last year by some young, hip up and coming "t-shirt company," called AEW (All Elite Wrestling), via CEO Tony Khan. Rob Black (this was the XPW guy from Los Angeles, CA; mr. adult film producer); ECW did have some of it's guys over there, for Heatwave 2000, on the West Coast (Grand Olympic Auditorium); one of the last events held under the original south Philly promotion.

The ECW alliance angle started off strong, and then Stephanie McMahon showed up and it was all over.

@SirJoelsuf1

8 ай бұрын

@@JesusIsComingSoon316 Practically ALL of the Attitude Era was about the McMahons. That's why I don't really care for it. Go back and watch most of it. You'll see at least one person with the last name McMahon on nearly every show. The Ruthless Aggression Era was MUCH better in EVERY way.

Unfortunately, some people who grew up with The Attitude Era never moved on when it came to an end. Seems like that great era spoiled them.

@shinzontheta

8 ай бұрын

Alot of it is nostalgia goggles. I picked a random raw in 1998 to watch on the network one day after getting really bored and tried to watch it all the way through. Nothing outside of the main event angles aged well, it all came across as dated and corny not particularly funny. Most of the people who are hard stuck on the attitude era remember watching the shit at 9 years old and not as adults.

@megavolt67

7 ай бұрын

@@shinzontheta I think it's because 1998 was all about Austin/McMahon and the other stuff wasn't that good yet. That's why, to be frank, I thought WCW was better for the first half of the Monday Night Wars. It wasn't until 1999 that the Attitude Era became about more than just Austin and began to shine from top to bottom, though of course the most obvious difference was The Rock becoming a second megastar for the company to rely on. I'm sure some attitude era fans come across as overbearing to fans of other eras who didn't see it when it happened, but it really was something. I've watched other stuff that came later and I even enjoy some of it (even more recent stuff I've been checking out and it's not all bad), but there really was nothing like peak attitude era and they've never gotten back to those ratings for a reason.

He is such an eloquent speaker. And EXTREMELY intelligent businessman. And not only when it comes to pro wrestling. But about LIFE in general. I think if you work in this business which is so cut throat you have to be. Or else it will run you over.

This guys a fucking genius and a visionary

How much clips you have of this interview lol

Sabu would have been a great champion in wwe if they used him right

@Rjensen2

7 ай бұрын

😂😂😂

And thats why he's the Wiseman u gotta love Paul ❤

The Shark example is something you can apply in life, Heyman is awesome

Tony Khan should back up the Brinks truck to Heyman’s house once his WWE contract is up and let him run the creative side of AEW. Tony Khan can’t book his way out of a paper bag.

@Rjensen2

7 ай бұрын

Please, neither could Heyman after 1997.

To be fair to WCW as far as the invasion storyline went, they only got two of the main event guys that were still under contract with them. Sting didn't go, Goldberg didn't go, Nash didn't go, Flair could've been the owner but he didn't, hell Eric Bishoff could've been the owner but WWF didn't even try to bring him in, and the last two especially are kicks in the balls considering how fast they jumped on board after the invasion angle, as far as ECW goes while Heyman is right I'm pretty sure almost none of the guys he mentioned end up actually getting signed during the invasion angle, Dreamer did, Tajiri did, but all the other guys that were on ECW for the invasion angle were already in WWF

ECW was creatively SA'd by WWE & Vince

What is the date on this... lol the New Jack thing sort-of dated it.

I’m just here to give Paul Hayman his flowers.

Paul Is Right😁 What It Is About Is ADDING To Ur Legacy💯

ECW simply did not fit that picture, it had to be WWF vs. WCW.

Paul could sell shoes full of broken glass. He is a genius.

I've always hated the shark analogy, b/c their inability to move in other directions is actually their biggest weakness. 'keep moving forward' is good advice, and the analogy SOUNDS good, but it's one of those sayings that falls apart if you actually think about it.

Correction- Sharks don't rule the Ocean Killer Wales do

@Rjensen2

7 ай бұрын

Correction...whales is spelled incorrectly, and the animal that you are referring to is not a whale.

i honestly used to hate paul heyman. i never knew who he was till brock lesnar came back in 2012 cause i stopped watching wrestling before middle school and i started again when the nexus began in raw. i hated his character idk why but i’ll admit i was wrong this man is brilliant an amazing professional figure and as i got older i seen this over time. they always talk about wrestlers getting the crowd over, but paul heyman does that just as much as any john cena or cm punk or the rock. he knows how to get us going and interested to the point there’s no choice but to watch and let things unfold and when they do it’s masterful usually. the way he talked for brock, the way he backs roman all shows his true character and that’s just one of the best in the business period and we’re lucky to be alive at the same time as this man. people in the future are going to watch this guy and be envious as they wish they were around to see it, that’s who Paul Heyman is. thank you 🙏🏻

WCW wasn't bad until the AOL Time Warner merger because the heads that came in basically told Eric "Hey you know that stuff that made WCW successful? Yeah we need you to do the opposite so we can please advertisers"

Heyman wasn't completely honest about why the WCW invasion failed it wasn't because everyone remembered how shit the product was in the end (even though it was shit) but all the big stars of WCW that everyone wanted to see chose not to be there because they were still getting paid more to sit at home if those stars were there for the invasion like nwo Goldberg Scott steiner and others it would have been alot better

@mikeg2491

8 ай бұрын

He’s also a bit generous with calling his guys “stars”, a lot of them were slobs who did fine slumming it in a hardcore indie setting like Dreamer or Sandman but we’re definitely not stars on the big stage.

@thethedeanshow

7 ай бұрын

Heyman is working here

3:50(ish) - for a mouthpiece like Paul Heyman to call him the 'greatest talker', i really hope JR appreciates the compliment, cuz i sure as hell did...

Ok I know a lot of people probably hated or loved the invasion storyline, me personally I liked it just cuz of the Austin and Angle feud, but could’ve been better, absolutely. Could wwe brought in more talent to make it better absolutely. But they chose not to and their backs were in a corner bcuz of the injuries and releases they had. But overall the invasion storyline is a one of the big what if for me in wrestling just bcuz of the talent that could’ve been apart of it

@pigs18

8 ай бұрын

The problem is that AOL refused to budge on the -tax writeoff- guaranteed contracts. WWE would have had to buyout their entire contracts (which were overvalued to begin with) and _then_ sign the talent. Goldberg is a big name. He's not woth three times more than they eventually got him for.

I used to think I take bad news poorly. But then one day I found Tommy Dreamers take on Heyman leaving ECW behind for WWF and how he reacted. Suddenly i felt way better of myself. Always move forward folks. But keep tabs on the lunatics you upset along the way, just in case.

Paul Heyman is a very intelligent man

I hated the invasion it was in insult to both brands

Why are these interviews just now being released from all the way back in 2016?

@Rjensen2

7 ай бұрын

They were released then. 😂

@GameTesterDev

7 ай бұрын

@@Rjensen2 this video was released 2 weeks ago... the interview happened in 2016...

When Vince's kids became the "leaders" of both WCW and ECW during the invasion, I knew it was going to be the drizzling shits.

Nobody talks like Paul. GOAT

"Even with Jesus in the room" As a Christian ✝️, I wasn't offended by that🤣

I loved JR as a kid, still do, but I thought Jerry Lawler was dumb or silly as a kid and now as an adult I think the King is the best

Excuse me....excuse me sir....shark here. I will let you know that I've been sittin sidewayz since the day I was born.

No alliance storyline. They should have interfered in match after match until McMahon was “forced” to give them their own company, so that wwf could finish beating up on wcw.

3:55 guy in the middle looks so much like Jerma

What killed ECW from making it in WWE is Vince's attitude. Vince = We make superstars, we don't hire them. Almost everyone brought into the WWE Vince wanted to change everyone's name and gimmick. IF he couldn't make you sometime in WWE outside of what you already were.. you likely were not going to make it. Very few made it past that rule. Like A.J.

4:20 Why tell Eric Bischoff? Most of the crap wcw had going on at the end was the results of Vince Russo's 1999/2000 run 🤷🏽‍♂️

People think I'm cold as mom died about a month ago as I keep saying life moves on. I have to look ahead and instead of backwards

i love paul heyman, man. im definitely a paul heyman guy

The shark who does not swim, drowns.

Paul Heyman - "Sharks rule the ocean" Orcas - "Am I a joke to you?"

Love the moving forward talk. But let’s be real for the invasion to work they needed the stars of wcw from 97 98. Not polumbo and ohaire.

Paul Heyman deserves an Emmy and more!

Milking a interview from 2016 is crazy

Paul Heyman created ECW (Extreme Championship Wrestling) on the late 80's or maybe early 90's

@jonbourgoin182

8 ай бұрын

Uh no, Tod Gordon did that.

@jayceegenocide4402

8 ай бұрын

ECW >>>>>> Xtian MYTHology

How’s his form tho, thinking of everyone else

I like Jim Ross as much as the next guy.... but I'd listen to Heyman any day....

Paul was so quick to move on because he owed half the roster a few grand

@Rjensen2

7 ай бұрын

Uh...no.

Absolute bullshit. They only had about 5 percent of the wcw roster. That's why it failed. They were sitting at home getting paid or in tna.

Paul heyman is a legend

The only lesson I learned from this is that Heyman is a shark and I should be like him too XD

This man is just a genius.

Orcas would like a word with Paul.

That shark shit is real

@Rjensen2

7 ай бұрын

Lmao, no, it isn't.

No one was happy during the invasion/alliance angle.