Thank you! I know you guys have a lot of choices, thank you for choosing to watch my video. If you did, please share one thing you learned from watching this video.

@MusTelOJ

2 ай бұрын

Appreciate your content! As a former indie wrestler. I appreciate your work and every hard working person

@stephenogima8734

2 ай бұрын

I have followed you since your debut in WWE please keep the videos coming love them

@ykshefwziash

2 ай бұрын

if you had to have one wrestlers tattoo who would it be??

@TriViuM2k22

2 ай бұрын

Getting kicked in the balls hurts. I'm shocked. 😮

@KickItGoodAlex

2 ай бұрын

Don't try this at home 😉

Mr. Lamia here: Thank you for the shoutout Maven! You're doing great work 🔥

@cryptkeeper

2 ай бұрын

ayeee, mr lamia!

@deadguysuperstar

2 ай бұрын

Hey Mr. Lamia!

@Bbknuckles

2 ай бұрын

he dispproved your video proving that you have no idea what you're talking about. Stick to your bs low effort clickbait videos.

@sonicstarman9663

2 ай бұрын

@@Bbknuckles He didn't completely disapprove of the list. He even told them good job at the end. If you watched the whole thing you would've known that.

@A1ExtraSauce

2 ай бұрын

You have to go by Mr.Lamia for atleast 1 video 😂😂

"Mr. Lamia" had me on the floor

@bertog8080

2 ай бұрын

Fax

@eriks8382

2 ай бұрын

That’s what he calls himself Wrestle Lamia

@AutisticLed

2 ай бұрын

Glad someone else commented this, haha.

@lupin6026

2 ай бұрын

😂

@MsStealYourDadAndMom

2 ай бұрын

One of the most hilarious respectful things I've heard 😂

They all hurt if not performed correctly

@jaydog-vz6vt

Ай бұрын

But technically that's not the move then

I met you at WWF NEW YORK Judgement day 2002. I was only 13 but you had to be the nicest wrestler I ever met… 20 years later my opinion still stands. Thank you for these videos.

"I actually used to be a wrestler, I'm not sure if Mr Lamia was" 😅

@ChrisThorne19

2 ай бұрын

Love it when experts clown armchair experts.

@williamsmith666

2 ай бұрын

Lamia isn't even an expert. Dude sits a step or two below WhatCulture...

@colin-campbell

2 ай бұрын

Maven had a really weird take with the Drew McIntyre neck break thing

@kaylabradshaw5972

2 ай бұрын

it wasn't a weird take, you just didn't listen too what he had too say.. @@colin-campbell

@davidkosiba624

2 ай бұрын

​@@williamsmith666Lamia is biased af which is why I don't watch that channel for a while now , the main guy became hella annoying after a while

"Hey guys, Maven here" If you ever return, you should open every promo with this.

@SupremeOracle

2 ай бұрын

Bro this was the intro to every YT that my lil bro watched.. minecraft videos btw lol 😂

@georgecrowley7417

2 ай бұрын

Maven The Woz 😂

@RedFail1-1

2 ай бұрын

That's how like 90% of KZread videos start... It would be kinda stupid for him to do that. Not to mention he's done wrestling for good. He ain't coming back lol

@drbunnig

2 ай бұрын

@@RedFail1-1 90%? Wow, that's a lot. I didn't realise there were that many people called Maven out there.

@drbunnig

2 ай бұрын

@@SupremeOracle I didn't realise Maven was so into Minecraft that he made KZread vids of it

Maven, loving the wrestling content 🙌🏼

@murofr

2 ай бұрын

wtf

@kl690

2 ай бұрын

lil xan on a maven video. I’ve seen it all 😁

@JADEN0__0HESS

2 ай бұрын

​@@murofrJesus loves you all ❤️ his the only why to heaven❤

@JADEN0__0HESS

2 ай бұрын

​@@kl690Jesus loves you all ❤️ his the only why to heaven❤

Imma tell my kids this is The Rock

@PixleSurplus

2 ай бұрын

😂

@capokush203

Ай бұрын

Bruhhhhh I hate you 😂😂😂

@impactrc6427

Ай бұрын

I like Maven better than the rock !

@sujanforever

Ай бұрын

Vin diesel ⛽⛽ 😂😂

@rexbanner8999

23 күн бұрын

Don't disrespect Maven like that 🙄

Gunther's chop: "Let me introduce myself"

@Zykolloff_SPORTS

2 ай бұрын

😂😂

@westnile21

2 ай бұрын

They’re bad in WWE but they were even worse back when he was on the indies. That man did not hold back he was obliterating peoples chest😂

@justinb864

2 ай бұрын

@@westnile21If the ones he’s doing now are holding back, then I can only imagine how bad that hurt back in the day.

@107Pedro

2 ай бұрын

"I'm a social disease"

@jeffmendez02

2 ай бұрын

Bunch of wrestlers in main roster are not used to hard hitting so out of respect and honor Gunther doesn't chop that hard though it still leaves a mark, but if it's with someone like Sheamus and Dragonov 💀 they will chop eachother and hit hard that's why Gunther and Sheamus had a best match.

The way Maven sold Brock’s F5 was perfect! He made him look like a monster

@eminembeast123

2 ай бұрын

One of if not the best F5 i’ve seen

@rickroberts7611

2 ай бұрын

Ita definitely number 1

@kcmichelson4528

2 ай бұрын

All of Brock's early days F5s were crisp. His later yrs were good. But theres something about the perfection of the F5s in those early yrs

@Ohfishyfishyfish

2 ай бұрын

Brock standing still makes Brock look like a monster.

@J.G.Wentworth69420

2 ай бұрын

​@@kcmichelson4528except when he almost killed a-train

Haas and Benjamin were the most legit tag team ever. Couple of absolute studs on the mat.

@ojasjain7977

2 ай бұрын

They really were a goated team one of them should have pushed above the mid card

Vince's 3-Way Cleveland Steamer Special causes a lot of pain. But it's emotional damage.

@ObliqueVisualsNz

2 ай бұрын

The steamer! Bah gawd she broke it in half!

@TickellSchitts0080

2 күн бұрын

I heard a Bayou Brown Flamingo is a pain in the ass. It's always better to give than receive.

"My bump ain't crisp, so it's gonna make them look like shit." 😂😂 This channel singlehandedly got me back into wrestling back in August after not watching for nearly 20 years. Great stuff as always, Maven!

@TodaysNHLaction

2 ай бұрын

Maven is him!!!

Maven, you may no longer work for the company, but you really reeled me back into the WWE, I'm a 33 year old guy who stopped watching WWE during the Daniel Bryan era (not bashing Bryan, I've watched clips of him, you can see why he was a fan favourite, was just the easiest way to explain how long I've not been up to date) your channel is truly incredible in my eyes, I don't think you'll ever truly see it from our (the viewers) perspective just how insightful and interesting it is to watch your videos as a WWE fan, I've been watching WWE again for the past couple months and thoroughly enjoyed Wrestlemania, but i just wanted to say thank you for taking the time to talk to us about your experiences, I've always appreciated the WWE for what it is and I truly believe I have even more appreciation for it after watching your videos, I started off this comment by saying you may no longer work for the company anymore, but my god, I think I can't be the only former fan that's become a born again fan thanks to you! Really appreciate your content and I hope KZread is treating you well financially!

On the Madcap Moss Alabama slam; in an interview with CVV, Moss said that they practiced it beforehand, but they did it slowly, so when they did it at the show, Moss thought Drew wouldn't have enough speed, so he threw himself forward.

Maven debunked more than half the list pretty much

@Ooohyeah024

2 ай бұрын

There was an old Indy guy who did as well to where he didn’t know if this was supposed to be the most painful moves in kayfabe

“a Volkswagen landing on you”😂

@gowthamkarthikeyan25

2 ай бұрын

Build matters 🔥

Maven, dude, you are KILLING It with these videos brother. Informing the audience about how it really IS inside the ring, with dignity and respect for your fellow workers is awesome. You can tell how much you love the biz, and how much you learned. I do think you have a place in the current biz if you want it, and I hope to see you in the ring again! Come on brother you can do it, you're in great shape!

@MavenKHuffman

2 ай бұрын

🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽 thank you brotha. Means a lot

Hardcore Champion talking about weapons makes soooo much sense! This is what we want. Thanks for the great content so far!

kinda crazy how of all people, Shane was the one who showed Maven how to throw a proper clothesline lol.

@frankielasvegas5756

2 ай бұрын

People don't realize how much Shane did. The guy never really got the credit he deserves.

@ark6286

2 ай бұрын

​@@frankielasvegas5756 true, he is very talented but never used probably by his own father

@TimedRevolver

2 ай бұрын

I give Shane all the credit in the world for his dedication to the business. That said...his punches are so, so bad. 90% of them whiff by a mile.

@ZebraEnt

2 ай бұрын

​@@TimedRevolverI forget who said it but supposedly Shane was good at making his punches look SUPER fake while still actually hitting someone pretty hard 😂 basically the opposite of what they shoot for 😂

@wingerding

2 ай бұрын

​@@frankielasvegas5756 he was always working with the talent creatively. That's who came up with Maven taking taker out of the rumble.

Wrestelamia is definitely stoked that you acknowledged him

@gmaxion2001

2 ай бұрын

Lamia is cool. I like his channel. Maven should do more on him because he does get some things wrong.

@CeemPlay

2 ай бұрын

​@@gmaxion2001Lamia has posted fake news on Twitter a bunch of times. Take his posts on there with a grain of salt unlese they are sourced with a reputable site

@nicotoscani1707

2 ай бұрын

​@@gmaxion2001gets it wrong a lot

@mimperial1982

2 ай бұрын

☝️

@TSteeyo

2 ай бұрын

Lamia is just another click bait youtuber, with that annoying ass youtube accent. I guess thats what it takes to get to 2 million subscribers so what do I know

I'm gonna say this again, I love that you chose to do all these videos, Maven. This channel is my #1 favorite, and I've been watching YT since the beginning. These are such so well done. I look forward to more years of Maven.

Sorry for the long comment here, but I really enjoy your content so much! I work in a store in England and I'm autistic so have certain routines that I do in the workplace. When I'm slicing bread down or doing the reductions (which is alot) I have lately been watching and listening to your videos. Watched alot of your work in WWE back in the day and listening to your imput on what it's like withen the business is so fascinating to me. You being a genuine wrestler who worked their it's very interesting knowleage and you come across as one absolute professional! Watching your videos, with such in-depth information, comes across as so professional and listening to every detail man you really are one talented KZreadr not gunna lie 😂 your extra subscriber is deserved. Sure I follow many wrestling channels but in your case it's way different as you've been there and have way more detailed depth than any channel I've ever come across about what it's like backstage and in the ring. Will continue to watch your stuff not just because they're very fun and enjoyable, but in a way I'm learning from you and understanding alot more. Seriously man hope you're doing well and keep making videos when possible, I'm just so fascinated. Sorry again for the long comment 😂😂

babe wake up maven just dropped a video

@hardcorewrestlingwrestling

2 ай бұрын

best comment

@MackTheKnife2007

2 ай бұрын

"im up I'm up"

@RedFail1-1

2 ай бұрын

2016 wants it's meme back.

@RedFail1-1

2 ай бұрын

@@hardcorewrestlingwrestling That's just sad..

@MavenKHuffman

2 ай бұрын

😂😂 this comment popped me too! 🙏🏽

Totally understand the comment about chops not being fake, I always tell folks there's only one way to get a sound that loud with a chop... and that's to actually slap them really hard. There's no way to fake that.

@gmaxion2001

2 ай бұрын

Yeah. Chops all around just suck. I took a few from a guy who was about 6'9" and he had HUGE hands. I'm 5'3" and his hand covered almost all of my chest. He chopped me once as a receipt for an accidental drop kick to his face. He caught me so hard that it knocked the wind out of me. Bruh. Never piss off a guy who is a pro at chopping.

@anyoneelsebutme5757

2 ай бұрын

@@gmaxion2001Honestly, as someone around that height, I'm surprised how did you even manage to get that much air to hit his face 😭

@henrylicious

2 ай бұрын

​@@gmaxion2001Must have felt like getting cracked in the chest with a frying pan.

"Dispersing the move over as much of the body as possible" is also something I believe I remember Mick Foley mentioning in his first book. But it's interesting to hear your take on these painful moves. Thank you for educating us on these things.

Also, 20 minute video! Awesome! I know it's probably hard to come up with longer videos, but I appreciate it, and you. Thanks Maven!

I just saw a KZread Short where Madcap Moss was discussing the inverted Alabama slam. He said that Drew talked him through it and ran a demonstration before the show at half speed. Moss thought that Drew would need help getting him over, so put a bit more into it and ended up over-rotating. He said it was 100% his own fault for helping Drew out on the move when he didn't need it. Lucky he was OK afterwards.

@daisusaikoro

2 ай бұрын

Not.true.?

@ZebraEnt

2 ай бұрын

​@@daisusaikoro Literally the story straight from Moss himself. Check out his interview with Chris Van Vliet.

@paulcarpenter7844

2 ай бұрын

Cvv interview 100% right

@earlgendron4893

2 ай бұрын

@@daisusaikorohere’s the jnterview kzread.infof9zPbE6UjFQ?si=1ViLM56jKbJMs8-y

@shoWbitz

2 ай бұрын

Cody Rhodes also said in an old interview that Reverse Alabama Slam is his most hated move to consume

JBL close line from hell 🔥

@joshlindsay4511

2 ай бұрын

I was about to say....Bradshaw close line was mean as hell!!!

@sikness1924

2 ай бұрын

​@@joshlindsay4511 from a delivering point (I am no wrestler) but in the regular clothesline the agresor stays standing, while on the clothesline from hell is more like a lariat, JBL falls forward applying more force to the impact, so maybe a lariat would be more painful than a regular clothesline. Again I am no wrestler just a difference I saw when delivering it

@CMPac1737

2 ай бұрын

Stan Hansen’s Clothesline is even worse

@LilGRaven

2 ай бұрын

nothing is worse then JBL's clothesline @@CMPac1737

@KalmoK

2 ай бұрын

Yeah that line is really close, plus it's even from HELL! PS. It's Clothesline From Hell

Bray Wyatt had one of the most vicious looking lariats/clotheslines I've ever seen. The way he had his back to his opponent then spinning around with so much force made it look like he killed someone.

Respect Maven! It's super cool how that was actually the first real F5 and how great it looked. Can't get enough of your videos man please keep em coming. Hope you're making a profit or at least thoroughly enjoying making them

Gunther apparently likes to chop with not only his hand, but also with some of his forearm, so his chops are definitely a cut above the rest

@kidz4p509

2 ай бұрын

“Cut” being the keyword, ‘cause his chops feel like he’s a slashing friggin’ sword across your chest.

@wingerding

2 ай бұрын

​@@kidz4p509 you took a Gunther chop!? 🪓 Wild!

I've heard Bret started taking the turnbuckle like that because he hurt his back and was wasn't supposed to take bumps to the back for a while, and he realized how devastating it looked so he kept on doing it that way. Still looks crazy painful

@angrytheclown801

2 ай бұрын

I imagine taking the turnbuckle to the back feels like being hit with a sledgehammer and running into it like Brett Hart is like running into a sledgehammer. At the end of the day it's still a giant knot of steel with a light amount of padding.

Look forward to your content drops on the way home from work every friday. Decompresses me after a long week. Thanks for the content Mave.

Love your insight. These days, a lot of my entertainment in the current era of wrestling is hearing how things are done and the experiences performers have had. You were there at such a great time of the industry, all the greats were in the ring with you! Making you part of that group in my opinion.

I remember I went to 2004 Backlash. I was in the lower bowl, probably 200 feet from the Arena, and hearing people take chops, I winced because you could hear the slaps clear as day over the crowd. That live event gave me an appreciation of the athleticism that every wrestler needed to have, and that even though it was scripted, and rehearsed, the level of punishment they put their bodies through was impressive. That, and Randy Orton taking a body slam into thumb tacks, that was one hell of a show.

@Speedyreedy1218

6 күн бұрын

Thanks for the insight. What did you think of the Backlash main event? Raw was on fire 2002-2005 to me, especially when Evolution was together.

@johnhorner1821

6 күн бұрын

@@Speedyreedy1218 I remember that it was amazing to watch live. I do recall it was weird not having commentary going on, but the crowds electricity and the cheers, and of course the bangs and crashes of everyone wrestling made up for it.

@Speedyreedy1218

5 күн бұрын

@johnhorner1821 Awesome. Thanks for sharing. Were you ringside? I went to my first Raw on 11.29.04. It was when Randy was guest GM for the night. I too, found it weird without commentary. But the roster was great and like you said, so was the energy.

Man like Maven dropping videos at perfect UK time

@BetterCallJamie

2 ай бұрын

I’m still get used to the clocks going back and those across the pond already went back whilst we are waiting at the end of the month

@danielolivierpepin

2 ай бұрын

Maven like man too

Another great video. It's wonderful hearing these stories and takes, especially with how open and candid Maven is, from someone who spent time in the WWE system. Will 100% agree that chops by their very nature are painful, and also agree 100% with the DDT and the clothesline summations. Whenever I gave a DDT, my opponent controlled how they would take the bump (be it perfectly flat, on their elbows, rolling through, etc) as my job was simply to fall back and make it look like I held their head all the way.

Definitely enjoy the insight you provide in your videos. Great work as usual.

Santino's Cobra... But seriously, The Big Show's palm to the chest

@lugaruclone

2 ай бұрын

Santino's Cobra does not hurt... as you go into shock and everything shuts down.

@gmaxion2001

2 ай бұрын

I took a Samoan Spike once and the guy fucked up and caught me dead in the throat with his thumb. He fractured his thumb and I couldn't breathe for a good few seconds and I couldn't eat anything solid for a week because it hurt to.

@HappyScaryMoxley

2 ай бұрын

I'm really scared of Santino's Cobra. Remember how he almost killed JTG with it? 😱 (It's still real to me damn it! 😂 )

@kongmengyang1098

2 ай бұрын

The cobra is the best. Love it.

@markgonzalez8828

2 ай бұрын

I wonder how he never got bit.

That riddick bump was brutal🤕

@johanbee8757

2 ай бұрын

Yeah that was brutal, but he only had himself to blame.

@PapaCoco1128

2 ай бұрын

And Corbin, who is Mr. Concussion Protocol, had the best/worst seat in the house for it 😓 I remember he pulled Moss out of the ring RIGHT away

@siegfriedc2332

2 ай бұрын

Riddick recently talked about this in an interview too.

@christianhanel2129

26 күн бұрын

​@PapaCoco1128 imagine getting heat for caring about people

Love watching your videos and learning how the business works. Been a huge fan of the business for most of my life and I love the insight you give

You have a very nice reaction face Maven! I really felt it when you shown the pain in your face when you saw the "botched" moves. Amazing video and amazing insight. Really intresting to see you disect these wrestling youtube commentators videos like this!

I'm thinking of these bumps in everyday life. Hitting your back on a corner surface has to be crazy. That Bonzai Drop was killer. Any bump to the chest has to hurt like crazy.

Was heading to work in a bad mood then saw you posted Maven. Instantly made me feel better, thank you

And another lesson done. Thanks Prof, always interesting to hear your explanations!

This was a cool episode. Went from experienced behind the scenes narration to dispelling KZreadr gibberish. Keep bringing the facts!

Hands down my favorite wrestling content channel out there. Thank you Maven for the fantastic content!

Maven, its such a blessing to see you discuss the WWE the way it was when you wrestled. That era of WWE was when I watched it most. Thank you for taking the time in your videos to tell every WWE fan what it was like.

I wanna see more of you reviewing "Mr Lamia" content 😂 i love their top 10 series as well, and i would love to see more of your perspective to it

always very entertaining and informative to watch and listen Maven. Thx man

Bradshaw made his closeline look devastating in late 90s and early 2000s. Ive always wondered how it may have felt.

@williamsmith666

2 ай бұрын

There were more than a few Clotheslines from Hell that looked like he damn near decapitated his opponent. Probably didn't feel good...

@nicklomas181

2 ай бұрын

I heard JBL say the 'trick' was to bump quickly so it didn't hurt, Jake the snake was a bit too old and slow, so he got really hurt by it.

@RaderizDorret

2 ай бұрын

Heath Slater probably had the best CFH sell I've ever seen when he had his match against Lita. Dude was hanging in a 90% headstand for like 3 seconds before coming back down to the mat.

Props to you for being able to focus and give commentary behind that bright ass light. Thanks, Maven. Grew up watching you and the rest of the guys.

Anither great video, Maven. You and Stevie both have incredible insight and are just flat out entertaining

Yes, this is what I've been asking for for awhile now, some of these wrestlers need to start reacting to these wrestling channels. Makes for a very interesting and intricate talking points.

Always happy when I see a new video has dropped!

I appreciate how you really show us just how professional these guys are at what they do. It’s why they say “don’t try this at home”. You perfectly explain just why these guys are great t what they do, and these accidents are rare. A couple moves I’m surprised aren’t on the list are Finn Balor’s Coup De Gras, and the Cradle Piledriver. The Coup De Gras looks painful, even knowing how the guy taking the move is prepared for it. If I’m not mistaken, I though I heard someone say that Shinskue Nakamaura said it was one of the most painful moves even when done correctly. The Cradle Piledriver in particular I mention because you come down on your head onto the floor. I don’t think it’s like a normal Piledriver where you can land between the knees, and the way they hold you makes it look especially painful.

Maven I love ya man. I think if you start interviewing wrestlers your channel will blow up. I’m looking forward to seeing your interactions with others from the industry. Keep up the good work!

I've always been a fan brother I've watched you since tough enough and to see you thriving in this new space is awesome. Keep pushing out content like this and it might be a good as your dropkick was😁.

Stevie Richards has done a great video on the banzai drop! How to do it, and how not to do it

everyone has been slapped or chopped at some point in their life and that type of skin contact just hurts like heck no matter who does it

Loving the vids Maven; I watch Mr Lamia as well and hearing your comments and knowledge of the moves in comparison makes it even more interesting to watch and learn Great work!

Love ya Maven you're really entertaining and you help me through some very tough times. Thank you for all the top notch content!!! 💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻

One of the very best wrestling youtubers out there, Thanks Mave 💯

Just here to say Hello, Maven, you re great guy.

Maven, thanks for explaining a lot of what you've experienced! For a guy like me in New Zealand, we don't get a lot of wrestling this far south so it's much appreciated!

This is honestly one of the best channels out of all the former wrestlers. Definitely filling in gaps and giving us what we want

Your content is great. Love it!

Love how safety comes before entertainment💪💪💪💪

@angelaholmes8888

2 ай бұрын

Yes

I’m glad I found your channel Maven. I’m really enjoying it. I hope you’re doing well and I wish you all the best.

Actual knowledge. Halfway through. the video and you told me so much about how clothesline works, how the ring is set, wow! Thanks for the video Maven!!

Just here to say Hello, Maven, you re great guy

BEST WRESTLING CHANNEL EVER!!!!!! Cheers from brazil

Never stop, Maven. This is such a great channel.

I haven’t actively watched wrestling in over 20 years but I can’t get enough of this channel. It’s making wrestling interesting again for me. Thanks Maven!

Around 9:45 pm here in Nepal at the time this video is uploaded. This is a perfect time Lots of love Maven ❤️

Hey Mave! Love the content as usual!! I have a random question. It’s well known that amateur wrestlers and boxers often get cauliflower ear from repeated impact to the ear. Is it common for pro wrestlers to get cauliflower ear? Seems like it would be with the amount of head impact a pro wrestler often has to endure.

I love this both of my favorite wrestling channels in one video great work Maven great video 👍🏼

This is just the most amazing content and you seem super genuine and down to earth.

I love videos like this. I got in the ring a little as a teen between fights and learned everything hurts and the matt is not bouncy and soft.

@gmaxion2001

2 ай бұрын

Same. My first match was with a friend of mine and I hit an Edgecution DDT as a finisher, but I didn't know how to do it properly. It was an AHA moment because he set himself up with his head in just the rights spot. He landed on his head and was knocked out. I gave him my check for that. It was $50, but I felt so bad.

I’m pretty sure that guy did something to piss Yoko off backstage because from what I’ve heard from guys that’s worked Yoko before he took care of his opponents especially for a guy his size.

the occasional reaction to others 'lists is a good way to change things up. Keep up to the good work!

Love the production on this one. Dope shots

Can you make a video on the Legends wrestlers from the 70-80s you interact with?

Mave, I understand you probably only reply to people who tip/pay. But I honestly want to know if creative ever had a T-shirt design ready for you? Did you have any creative control in designing one with them. Love the Stone Cold Story about creating his first tee AUSTIN 3:16 Design. Hopefully you’ll see and reply. Keep up the good work Big Dude

I appreciate you doing this, I’ve been into wrestling as a kid, I still watch it weekly basis, I’m glad to learn about the business from you

You're a good speaker and presenter. Excellent story teller. Very enjoyable to listen to.

You could narrate books with that voice

The clothes line definitely hurt, Imagine some beefy guy knocking the wind out of your chest

@SalveASMR

2 ай бұрын

JBL and Rainmaker rings a bell.

@superpig5000

2 ай бұрын

​@@SalveASMR that's the clothesline from hell

@mavenkhuffman as a fan of wrestling and a fan of your channel one of the things I love about your channel is the inside look and behind the scenes of professional wrestling. One of the things I would love to see you do that I don’t know is the prep that goes into a match how much practice and preparation between wrestlers or and what happens and what goes into it please educate us that doesn’t know. Thanks for your channel truly!!!

Hi Maven, its been a pleasure watching your channel over these last few months. As someone who trained to be a professional wrestler for a little over a year after school and did a few local shows here in australia, I have to say most painful face bump i took would of been the inverted death valley driver.

I think Mr. Lamia will be happy about this video

i’m calling for more mint green maven

Great collaboration Maven, keep it coming!

Thanks for always posting awesome content I appreciate it Maven

The move from USA to spike in 05 surely left a mark

Good morning, Mave. I love eating a healthy breakfast while watching a new video from you in the morning. 😊

@CeemPlay

2 ай бұрын

What did u have

Thanks for the hard work and dedication, still looking supple and ripe as always, well done~

I haven't watched all of Mayven's videos but I've watched quite a few. One the things I love about his videos is that he never shows himself being a big shot or badass. He's always modest and typically shows himself taking the bumps instead of administering them. I love it