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Met Chris Benoit in North Carolina. He was reading the Bible and looked up at me and smiled. Such a warm smile. I was working at a local arena and noticed him reading. Was not going to ask for autograph or anything. Knew who he was, but was not going to bother him while he was reading. He seemed so peaceful. He heard me gasp and that is when he looked up and smiled.

Wow. I love these. Stevie Ray and Booker T were always on my favorite list and not just because of their in ring work. Both are straight shooters and tell it like it is. "Suckas gots to know" - Stevie Ray

@nicolekelly7580906

5 жыл бұрын

Moses Garner Booker T when he accidentally said the N - word in a live promo. His face after he realized _still_ cracks me up!! I loved him. 😆

@Machete87

2 жыл бұрын

Mike Graham would say shit n say things like Booker or the Revolution stable never drew a dime only becuz they were more over than Sullivan or Graham

Stevie Ray saying what he said about Chris you can tell he had alot of love and respect for the man god bless Stevie Ray

@uncletodd21

6 жыл бұрын

T Sutton lol nice name

@jeffdoran8126

4 жыл бұрын

Chris Benoit may not have killed himself new evidence has appeared.Chris benoit's parents hired a private investigator not believing everything told to them by the police he uncovered a lot of inconsistencies in the case, the private investigator by doing so started receiving death threats and in weeks of completing his investigation he himself turned up dead by suicide. The investigator alleged there was a large syndicate trafficking in steroids and other drugs involving some of the wrestlers in WWE of which Benoit was involved the other four wrestlers named also met the same faith. This was one of the largest drug trafficking rings involving also bodybuilders of which some have also died mysteriously. Wrestling gave them the perfect ability to traffic drugs too many cities with wrestlers wrestling four to five times a week throughout the country. Not known if Vince McMahon himself was involved but it's alleged the clintons syndicate was somehow also involved in the drug trafficking scheme.

@morningstar7896

4 жыл бұрын

Jeff Doran can u name the other four wrestlers

@kocain313

3 жыл бұрын

@@jeffdoran8126 I thought that from the 1st documentary I saw and every one after that only made me believe more that Chris was murdered along with Nancy and their little boy. What did you see or where did u get that info from? I have never seen or heard of ur theory before. Chris was on the phone with Chavo when the doorbell rang and the neighbors said they saw a car in his driveway right before they were killed based on the coroner time of death and the time Chavo said he was on the phone and the neighbors saw the car at his house

You know when Stevie Ray talks out of character its heartfelt and real.I can tell he looks back fondly on things and talks straight.Its nice to see a different side to him in these interviews.

When u never see someone angry that usually means they have a level of anger that u DON'T want to see. 🤷‍♂️

@mannymo1847

5 жыл бұрын

Yup. From personal experience, sometimes those are the ones that'll do a good job with staying composed. But, everyone has a limit. I used to be that way, and almost every time I reached my limit -with no healthy way to get rid of it, or good communication skills-id blow up on someone that didn't deserve it.

@julezjohn5785

5 жыл бұрын

@@mannymo1847 Bro, that's the story of my life. U go around acting so nice all the time that you're like a ticking time bomb ready to go off when pushed. I hate it, personally. I'm cool 90 percent of the time but that 10 percent gets REALLY bad and I'm scary to be around. Smh

@julezjohn5785

4 жыл бұрын

@Douglas Taggart 💯👍

@lawranew5125

4 жыл бұрын

Wrong

@pc8679

3 жыл бұрын

@@mannymo1847 i only take out my anger on the person that caused it. I'm calculated about it. I give the person 3 strikes, then i plan how I'm gonna lash out on them. That's the only way i get satisfaction. I never take it out on innocent people.

Damn that shows that Eddie was really a good guy. He was right those were hid fans but Stevie seems like he knew he was wrong.

@mikegamebred3464

4 жыл бұрын

It was the steroids talking

@brandydanielle6212

4 жыл бұрын

@n/a stfu caveman

@brandydanielle6212

4 жыл бұрын

@n/a and you're ignorant and disgusting but I know that comes from your caveman blood

@piercejames7113

4 жыл бұрын

@n/a What's your location bet you won't reveal that

@piercejames7113

4 жыл бұрын

@n/a Keyboard warriors tough online pussy in person

"When it comes to marriage, and when it comes to a woman... I know it could push a man to the brink" So true.

@DanXJ19

4 жыл бұрын

Charlie Cat the downfall of many great men through history.

@shangtsung1362

4 жыл бұрын

The key to handling women is found in indifference. This is sad but it's true. If they think you care too much they'll use it against you.

@billybats4745

4 жыл бұрын

@@shangtsung1362 so fucking true 💯

@quepasamrmasa3133

4 жыл бұрын

@@shangtsung1362 my mom taught me that as a kid one of the best lessons she even taught me

@dingerzfavz9688

4 жыл бұрын

Maybe a weak man . Like a simp

God damn I got so much respect for Stevie Ray.

Maybe the problem was he never got upset kept it bottled up then he exploded

@byua1835

4 жыл бұрын

yup

@FranzFerdinand76

4 жыл бұрын

That's what Kevin Sullivan would have you believe.

@FireAngelChris

3 жыл бұрын

Probably true

@jack-exzolt9858

3 жыл бұрын

@Joshua Layug Add that to the fact that his physical toll on his body finally caught up to him. Multiple concussions and brain damage he sustained throughout his career finally broke him, especially his trademark, the Flying Headbutt he would get concussions every time he uses it, when he was strictly advised not to do that Finisher anymore. Even before Eddie died, Vicky and Chavo would observe his sudden bouts of emotional episodes and growing erratic behavior and that was just when he was at work. Imagine what he was at home with his wife and kid. Eddie was the last string holding him together, and when Eddie passed on, the man finally snapped.

@ronaldandrews283

2 ай бұрын

Maybe,maybe not.Theres a lot of different ways to show anger or frustration.The fact that u and others dont know is very sick.Christians do read their bibles in tough times.

Love hearing stories and insight from Stevie Ray. Harlem heat was on e of my favorite tag teams. Stevie Ray sounds like a real intelligent and articulate guy, not to mention genuine as well

@nicholasdunlap2275

6 жыл бұрын

Rasaad Penn They had such great promos.

@michaelanderson-to3yb

5 жыл бұрын

Rasaad Penn he's pretty full of himself and enjoys keeping people whom he talks to off balance.

@RS-jh2kl

5 жыл бұрын

Rasaad Penn Harlem heat was one of my favorite tag teams next to the Steiner Brothers. Sting, what a great time.

@nileharding3137

5 жыл бұрын

I agree theres so many vets now a days that seem so bitter but stevies always well spoken and respectful of the business and the people involved imo hes a class act

So glad Stevie Ray wasnt like that when I met him on a Houston Thunder in 2000. He was actually very talkative and funny! Posed for a pic with me.

@jeffreynanatakyicollins101

4 жыл бұрын

DC Fixx was that WCW?

I'm kinda convinced at this point that, after Eddie passed away, Chris was lost. Eddie was like Chris's guidance and when you lose someone very close to you, you just don't know what to really do. And all the blows Benoit suffered to his head especially the diving headbutt cause he pretty always land head first to the ring and even if he used his hands to soften the blow, it still fucking hurts. Really is a damn shame what happened after Guerrero left us cause I feel, the tragedy that happened could have been avoided if Chris had Eddie to talk to

@invaliduser9397

5 жыл бұрын

Glenn Cross - just because you are lost in the mind doesn't make you a killer. Benoit is innocent until proven guilty.

@georgepalmer6762

5 жыл бұрын

Nancy Benoit sister did a great interview on talk is Jericho. She talks about all their friends they lost.

@miaorange6950

5 жыл бұрын

Glenn Cross Yeah.😔

@Deathpool_04

4 жыл бұрын

It’s truly awful and just tragic. What happened to Chris was basically the culmination of pretty much everything that was wrong with the business at the time and some of his personal life mixed into it as well. The crazy work schedule, the pressure of the company trusting you to do something, the CTE he was getting from doing what he loved with the medical care not being able to see it, the drugs that he had to take to make sure he was keeping up with the work he was doing, and the many deaths that nobody could expect. If none of his friends had died, he wouldn’t have done it. I wouldn’t say that I have any sympathy for Benoit because I know he deserves to be treated in awful way since it’s still a terrible thing he did but it’s a thing that really shouldn’t have happened and it could’ve been avoided. The deaths not happening probably would’ve been enough to keep him from doing what he did. The untimely deaths was something that Chris or anybody wouldn’t expect when they decide to go into the business. It wasn’t that known until the time of his death. I don’t think it was just the CTE or one thing but rather a combination of so many things.

@billblaski9523

3 жыл бұрын

Yep eveyone has mentioned that about Chris, when Eddie died, Chris just changed

*I'm the same way all these years later regarding Chris, nobody knows what goes on behind closed doors and marriage sure can make a guy snap at times but to murder his wife and especially his child is just beyond horrendous,my heart goes out to both families as it's one of the worst events regarding wrestling history.*

@lawranew5125

4 жыл бұрын

A woman, can snap, 2.

@jonathancrosby2959

Жыл бұрын

The worst

@davestuddaman8127

Жыл бұрын

Both Kevin Sullivan and Mike Graham said that Nancy had a dark side. She tried to stab Kevin with a knife at one point

@namemcnamerton4249

Жыл бұрын

So can diving head first onto a hard wrestling ring 300 nights a year for 20 years.

Sometimes the people that are always there for other never have anyone there for them when they need someone.

@micahball7899

3 жыл бұрын

Exactly and the people that say that they are there it’s like you still you don’t see them. It’s hard to explain.

Man,after watching a number of his interviews Stevie Ray is one Cool Cat

Benoit being a perfectionist according to Jericho, along with this never getting upset statement, sounds like serious psychological repression. Jung says the shadow is full of undesirable character traits that exist outside of conscious awareness, if the shadow self isn't embodied it can lead to murder and suicide.

@chulechispi375

2 жыл бұрын

Dude he just got lewis dementia there is no need for psychoanalysis, the necropsy reported that so he was not really repressing plus probably it mixed up with steroid rage

So humble, truthful and underrated. Stevie Ray!

CTE is no joke. Everyone says the same thing about chris.

@sergeseanmison7787

4 жыл бұрын

Plus, the emotional distress and alcohol abuse is a poisonous cocktail.

@lawranew5125

4 жыл бұрын

@Brian Jones If u don't have it. Stfu. Everybody is different.

@zyphos9444

4 жыл бұрын

@Brian Jones Suicide is extremely common in people with CTE, and there are numerous cases of CTE leading to psychosis.

Stevie Ray is a legend. Not just in the ring but with his words and attitude to life.

Stevie sounds like the neighbor in every news interview, "he was a real nice guy, never seemed upset, kept to himself...until"

i could listen to stevies shoots all day....just a humble genuine guy

The Canadian Crippler was one of my favorites. The horrific way he and his family died still shocks the fuck outta me. Everything I've every heard or read about the man says he was a hard worker and a stand up guy. RIP buddy.

I’m no psychologist or even close but judging by what I heard from Stevie it is possible that, while at work, Benoit carried himself in an extremely professional manner but may have been suppressing his feelings (see : anger) Then, as the saying goes, one day he just snapped. No one will ever truly know. Terribly tragic ending to an amazing career though

Rest in peace Daniel,Chris and Nancy

@rodneyalcala6121

5 жыл бұрын

You forgot Eddie guerrero

@marcleon1513

5 жыл бұрын

“The Total Package” Seriously..... Chris is the reason for Nancy and Daniel rip.

@invaliduser9397

5 жыл бұрын

@Rodycaz no Fuck you bitch. Rest In Peace Chris, Nancy, Eddie and Daniel.

@invaliduser9397

5 жыл бұрын

@@marcleon1513 Chris isn't the reason for nothing happening, stupidfuck. Rest In Peace to Chris, Nancy, Eddie and Daniel.

@marcleon1513

5 жыл бұрын

Mean Mugger Chris Benoit should be the least of your worries. You should try hooked on phonics. Please read what wrote. I always find it ironic stupid people call other people “stupidfuck”. Chris killed his family end of story.

Great channel, I just found it but I’m enjoying the content very much! Keep it coming!

Before watching videos of Stevie Ray I was getting boring at home not much to do on a Sunday day off from work until I started watching KZread videos of Stevie Ray stories got me excited

Stevie Ray is a fantastic story teller.

Is Stevie Ray a vampire? Looks like he's barely aged in 20 years. Binge watching these interviews and they are great

@nikolas_schreck

3 жыл бұрын

Rummor say yes he is a vampire

@lordhades598

3 жыл бұрын

Good genetics, he takes care of his himself, and stays healthy

met him standing across the street from MSG right before his first match there only I knew who he was he was humble friendly and we talked about 10 minutes then the crowd came walked away he was surrounded folks thats Chris I will remember..always he could net believe I knew who he was the Canadian Crippler

@RashadSims-bh3zz

4 жыл бұрын

@@0223x shut the fuck up seriously dude

People you never see get upset are probably holding it in,letting it all buildup.

it actually makes sense, if you never let yourself release anger, that is a timebomb.

I met Chris Benoit at Hooters in Covington Ky (Cincy) 2002 or 2003. He came in (on a Monday Night). It was weird I don't think anyone even noticed him when he came in. They had an area they had closed off for athletes (I assume Reds and Bengals players). I asked our waitress if she could ask him if I could get his autograph, she came back and said he said sure. I went back and he talked to me for about 10 minutes, shook my hand got an autograph, he was telling me how he was going to be wrestling Eddie when he recovered from an injury. The two impressions I got from him, was how nice of a guy he seemed, and just how strong he was.

Man I'm really enjoying these Stevie Ray chats very eye opening stuff...

God damn you can see him holding back tears. so sad. i still think something more heinous happened that day

@corneilmadison9436

5 жыл бұрын

Yep, it is emotional, I cried when Eddie died

Respect bro your insight into the wrestling world is amazing love these clips new sub here. Stevie ray top man. Love n Respect from Aotearoa NZ

It's always the quiet,calm,never get emotional people you gotta worry about snapping cause they hold way to much inside and the weight of the world cripples their soul first ,then the mind,then once those things are gone the body soon follows.

@invaliduser9397

5 жыл бұрын

Central Illinois Morel Hunters John Asbury - Benoit is innocent.

@KM-lc6hj

4 жыл бұрын

Don't piss the quiet people off they will leave you alone but people don't get it. And the people that are the opposite you have to watch out as well they're no better.

the life he lived is such a huge contrast from the story we heard at the end. it's hard to reconcile. sucks we can't only have one view of chris benoit.

Thank you for the insight... Chris Benoit was truly one of a kind... So much so that people STILL struggle with what he did. People who seem to know him intimately. SMH

@KM-lc6hj

4 жыл бұрын

Exactly we still don't know what happen and these people believe everything they see on tv.

I dont get a fuck what peeps say, Hands down the best all around technical tactician wrestler ive ever seen. Top three all time in my books.

Usually someone who is very happy and you never see frustration on his face is because his personal life is hell.The only reason I say that is because that's what I've been like. No one ever knew at work the stress I had raising a non verbal severely autistic son and a average son along with a step daughter that was ten when I met her and I was 24 and raised her to adulthood while going through a rough marriage and also infidelity. My job was where I had peace so I didn't want to bring that to work and it caused me to snap I didn't kill anyone but I hurt and caused emotional scars I wish I didn't hide it and would of talked to someone before I messed up the way I did

@tonyd3752

4 жыл бұрын

I understand where you are coming from, sometimes it can be hard to open up with personal problems because you either don't want to burden someone with your problems, and sometimes you tell people, and it backfires on you opening up about what's wrong.

@yellow117n

4 жыл бұрын

Hey that sounded real and heartfelt. I hope you’re in a better place emotionally and mentally. I’ve had similar struggles with Huntington’s running through and destroying my mother and my brother. No one in my work life ever knew how hard things were for me mentally outside of there. Stay strong and keep being the good human being you are.

@AfroWasiu

3 жыл бұрын

hey, i hope you're alright man. good luck with everything

This show needs to return

I love My Boy Stevie Ray... What you do for the Kids this Man is truly Awesome.. Thank you for the Awesome Memories and Your Talented Work.

Alright alright you sold me. I've been lowkey watching your videos. *SUBBED*

@TitleMatchWrestling

6 жыл бұрын

Thank you sir! Pleasure to have you with us.

Makes me really appreciate the history behind the scenes... we all know wrestling to be entertainment but it is indeed real ...

I love these interviews so much! I'm in a daze just watching these!!!

Stevie Ray honest straight up truth teller🙌

Every wrestler that knew Chris well has said this about him.

I've always been a wrestling fan & now that I'm in my mid 50's raised a family worked a career job home every night I look back at all these guys who's job was to entertain us & I now have the upmost respect for them especially the ones who also had family's waiting back at home while they were constantly on the road & going town to town missing out on the family life. Of course some made a lot of money but what they missed out on was a lot more valuable. So I say thank you for my selfishness to entertain me.

Looking through all the stories about how he was actually like it seems he was about strict regiments and self-control and that he reached out to try to help wrestlers he saw having trouble with one of those two things. From Stevie Ray having trouble keeping his cool to Paul London & Kendrick having trouble with diet & workouts (in his mind).

I was outside after a WWE event 20 years ago and Eddie and Kanyon were the only ones signing autographs for a good hour. Every other wrestler went to their cars and left. Shawn Michaels swore at some kids walking to his car for an autograph.

Just subscribed Homie great job nice channel

I’m so happy I got to see this. I have so much respect for these men sacrificing their bodies and entertaining me as a kid.

Stevie your the man bro.

It sounds like Chris was trying to get closer to Stevie and he wanted to share something. That's a reality check.

Damn - Stevie is one intelligent man

Dead right Stevie...women can push a man to the brink.

@TheTaterTotP80

5 жыл бұрын

No, she didn't. Did his children deserve it too? It was almost certainly CTE and Steroids that fucked him up, sadly. @@WitheringZealot

@kyles6813

5 жыл бұрын

@Rodycaz Actually Daniel was dead Before Chris made it home. He however may have killed Nancy. But when you hear the autopsy reports in the beginning Daniel was Dead before Chris flight landed. It was later changed however.

@mikesimmons3876

5 жыл бұрын

@Tater Tot: he was on steroids for many, many years prior and this man just vouched his demeanor was always level headed. Numb but SOB:

@TruBlue357

5 жыл бұрын

Thats No Excuse To Murder Your Son!

@carbon.the.christ5626

5 жыл бұрын

@@kyles6813 is this true?

I love stevie n booker. Great podcast stevie!!!

Each year that has passed by I think more and more that Chris Benoit and his family were murdered for some unknown reason that none of us know. Something just isn't right. I used to think he did it, but my mind has changed.

@DJonesJr

6 жыл бұрын

Alexander G Same. The shit I've read just doesn't add up

@joeblack534

6 жыл бұрын

I've always thought it was a setup

@blacquesjacques7239

6 жыл бұрын

That just means you don't know the facts of the case .

@freddieshelton1644

5 жыл бұрын

Alexander G bro I never felt he did anything like this

@RambleOn07

5 жыл бұрын

It could have just been how severe the brain damage had become.

Real tears

stevie on the last podcast said he had an invisible shield! so much for that.

Could only imagine how hard it must of been to find out one of his closest friends doing something like this

I walked past Chris in an airport. He had that 1000 yard stare.

Stevie Ray was spitting facts about marriage and a woman.

A medium should get in touch with Chris and ask him what happened

CB was a great worker and person. Marriage is crazy for sure may God continue to bless and keep Stevie Ray Amen

A lot of wrestlers say that they can’t imagine Benoit doing what he did, but he was guilty of domestic abuse before he committed the murder, plus the murders themselves were not acts of blind rage, Nancy was tied up and then he put his knee in her back whilst pulling a noose as hard as her could around her neck, this took a level of planning, then hours later he decided to go and smoother his son, after sedating him, again, this took a measure of planning. I am not saying that he was sound of mind when this happened, but it doesn’t look like this was spur of the moment event. It’s obvious that Benoit needed help, he was addicted to substances and had mental health issues, continuing to wrestle didn’t help matters.

About Benoit always been happy and never showing any signs I've got a similar story. A former boss of mine who was a few years younger had a young wife late 20s and a new norn daughter. His wife got breast cancer and had a 1 removed. After 2 years fighting it she cancer was in remission. He never showed any signs of breaking or anything. Always happy and joking. 2 years later after I'd left I got a call 1night he'd hung himself in the bush. Told his last living brother he was going to the toilet and would be back soon. Found out later his older brother and father had committed suicide and every year on his father's birthday he'd try to end his life. I was in shock this guy never showed any signs of anything mentally to say he was a danger to himself.

It is the ones who don't get mad we need to worry about, they don't let it out. The loud ones are safeish. It is still unfortunate we lost a legend in my book and in such an inconceivable way.

Normally the nicest people have the worst inner rage. They tend to show less emotion in fear of it coming out. It is relatable.

@fabulosoallpurpose3570

6 жыл бұрын

DeathWish that's your mom

@brookswilliams5239

5 жыл бұрын

That's true...I'm like that myself unfortunately

Chris was an amazing talent,RIP

Stevie Ray needs to talk to some of the people Chris Benoit bullied in the WWE the guy changed for what he knew him

Eddie: Hey, bro. Good morning. Stevie: Get the fuck out the car. I'm going to beat the shit out of you.

Looks like an intro to an old school porno in the beginning. Much respect in all seriousness though.

RIP Chris and Eddie

Stevie is real,great show.

O.G Stevie Ray!!!

I’m pretty cautious about people I’ve never seen upset, especially when I’ve seen things happen to them that should upset them.

This is one of many stories I’ve heard over the years of what a good guy Chris really was. Clearly, he was a good dude and meant well...and sadly his life took an awful, ugly turn that he probably never saw coming. The whole story, every aspect of it, is just so horrible for all involved. Unfortunately, none of us will ever really know what happened or how things got to where they did.

People keep commenting like the Beniot tragedy was part of the script. Listen folks, he really did kill his family and himself. Not everything in life is scripted and no the WWE didn't know anything about it.

@invaliduser9397

5 жыл бұрын

HealthyMealthy - Where is your proof, dipshit. Benoit is innocent UNTIL proven guilty.

@dirkmagnee

4 жыл бұрын

If you tie someone up before you kill them then its nit rage but thought out?

@Deathpool_04

3 жыл бұрын

@Arnold Stallone Exactly. Should we believe the professionals or some fanboys who just don’t want to believe the truth because it’s not the truth that they want to hear? I’m huge Benoit fan but it all points to him and there is no real proof that anybody else did it except him. Unless Daniel somehow took down a 43 year old Nancy and Chris killed Daniel before killing himself, I highly doubt anybody else did it except for Chris.

When he talked about marriage and women, he's dead fucking on...

Stevie Ray is so genuine. I wished he coildve won world championships

Love Stevie Ray, the Harlem Heat. Would it be so awesome to see a Harlem Heat reunion in the WWE and see them take the title...

Eddie really cared about his fans unlike Stevie Ray who took his frustration out and didn't bother to give a simple autograph that's why EG is loved around the world even though he's resting in piece.

Chavo said Benoit was really good at hiding thing's. If he could hide thing's from people close to him I'm sure not many people knew the real Benoit.

@retronerdlife4292

6 жыл бұрын

No one really knows someone. We all have secrets, and we all act different around friends, and we may act completely different around a spouse in private.

@JumpinJakalopes

5 жыл бұрын

@@retronerdlife4292 Very true, 1 of many examples is OJ Simpson, alter ego, beloved and the happiest guy to the public but had a dark side. Some documented serial killers, many in fact had that calm, humble.. almost too humble personality that masked that extreme rage. Can't always judge a book by it's cover

@retronerdlife4292

5 жыл бұрын

@@JumpinJakalopes I will be the first to admit I have a short fuse. It's the people we see everyday that knows how to trigger these emotions. Around strangers I can be the nicest person, but my brother knows these triggers and he presses them to get me riled up so much veins start popping(makes fun of disability). It takes a few days before I can be my self around anyone, and you can actually see the difference in my attitude. I have stopped going around anywhere I know where he will be. Just an example of how people closest to you can hurt you the most.

@JumpinJakalopes

5 жыл бұрын

@@retronerdlife4292 I feel you there, me too

@invaliduser9397

5 жыл бұрын

Anthony Church - does NOT mean Chris killed anyone.

I remember one time in El Paso Texas, in the late 90s, a couple of wcw wrestlers were spotted at a local gym working out. It was Chris Benoit and Stevie Ray …..wait, no….it was Eddie Guerrero. Close!

I totally get the pressure of being away from your kids. No worse feeling, it weighs on you're heart like nothing.

Gotta let anger out cant hold feelings in all the time youl explode one day and do something crazy.

Never was a fan but i respect his words on Benoit

People need to quit hating on Beniot

Damn, so sad

I really like Stevie Ray

Man i love this damn show, you are giving 10000 percent truth. choo choo choo lol Ice train lol i NEVER seen you upset, even when we where broke drving down the road

If stevie ray tells me hes going beat my ass i think i run

It sounds like Chris was the type of guy who went out of his way to help everyone. He was always there to talk to somebody and to help them out if they needed it and come to find out he was the one that needed someone to listen to him.

I think the camera is not zoomed in enough! LOL

Benoit would not get pissed @ botches or spots? most wrestlers typically would

@blacquesjacques7239

6 жыл бұрын

Not at all true . Benoit would skewer young talent for mistakes he'd let older more elevated star off with . The guy was a perfectionist .

@Jokerizbadass

3 жыл бұрын

Jericho mentioned that one time he sold a kick that completely missed. After the match Jericho found Benoit in a boiler room doing 500 hack squats because he felt like he needed to discipline himself

@Deathpool_04

3 жыл бұрын

@@Jokerizbadass He wouldn’t get pissed at anybody for botching except for if he botched anything.

"We went all over the world together."

Yo you can look and Stevie rays eyes 👀 and know what his saying is real shit.....

So sad 😔