This was the day I was born. Wild.

@AddictionSucks1988

Ай бұрын

Damn 😂

@scottishdanny2432

Ай бұрын

Crazy. The day you were born, Vince McMahon was commenting about TNA & Jim Cornette spitting in Ed Farara's face.

back when the 56k was all its glory, they had these online.. maybe also on tv i dont quite remember.. but they would show some recaps of raw on saturday and then sunday night heat at night on sunday.

Thanks for the upload. Love that you uploaded the Austin interview too and it has double the views this one does. More proof hoe huge Austin is to this day, 22 years after leaving. Vince should have protected Steve better in 2002, instead he took Austin for granted. Can't blame Steve for walking out.

@kamfisher1714

2 ай бұрын

Steve was programmed to work with Benoit and Eddie, what more did he want ?!

@bb-gc2tx

2 ай бұрын

@@kamfisher1714 austins star had dimmed big time after his awful heel turn the year before i also think austin couldnt handle hogan coming back and leaving him in the dust showing him who the true biggest star is in the history of wrestling

@Doragonrenaj

Ай бұрын

Vince, in general, had become complacent once he won. The declining business and subpar creative quality (Austin’s main complaint) gets addressed several times here. They literally had Steve recycling the 1998 McMahon fued with Flair in lieu of Vince.

@Doragonrenaj

Ай бұрын

@@bb-gc2txWeird thing to say considering Austin was the top ratings draw in the company post-brand split, while Hogan had the title taken off after one month due to his inability to draw past the nostalgia trip.

Vince is a weirdo

A Taksumi is coming our way

@andremarc1275

2 ай бұрын

lol

@NeptunexWWE

2 ай бұрын

4:33 Wtf Vince

My GOD! Ive been looking for Byte This! episodes (or webisodes) for YEARS!! Thank you, thank you, THANK YOU!!! I genuinely thought we'd never see these! Do you have any from 2004?

This truly was cutting edge for its time. Just the shoot interview style to the mainstream audience even. Shoot interviews were a thing before this, but I know for me personally as 13 year old kid…this was my first hurrah into the backstage dealings that I don’t think I would’ve explored had it not been for shows like this on the wwe website. It’s also funny how they hit the internet head on with what was being said. Whereas now I feel like they try to do what they can to chastise that “internet fan” as not even existing.

Do you have Discord? Very interested in what wrestling media you may have and would like to digitize and backup.

Amazing video! Thank you very much, do you happen to have the Jim Cornette episode?

@smugmode84

2 ай бұрын

No sorry, what year was he on it?

@mewtwomaxpokemonfan

2 ай бұрын

@@smugmode84 I believe it was 1997, his appearance on the show was supposedly the highest rated at the time and was the reason Jim's promos shooting on the business got on air on Raw in '97

@smugmode84

2 ай бұрын

@@mewtwomaxpokemonfan ah as far as I know nothing is out there prior to 2003 aside from what I found

@mewtwomaxpokemonfan

2 ай бұрын

@@smugmode84 I thought as much but I thought I'd give it a try anyway, it'd be a missed opportunity not to, thank you for what you've put up though :)

@tylercox1875

5 күн бұрын

@@mewtwomaxpokemonfantheres one from January 2000 with triple h and stone cold i was looking for as well

Vince lied about Vince Russo. It was at this time he was trying to bring him back into the fold.