My conspiracy is that Andrew actually has a full head of beautiful, long, soft hair but is under contract set by Adam to wear a bald cap while on screen.
I thin we should introduce a rule here. I shall call it Hogan's Law: It goes like this: If the story came from Hogan's mouth, or he is the primary source for said story, Its a lie...
I don't think Mcmahon planned it. Russo supposedly went behind Mcmahon's back and only told him he was leaving on the phone, not in person. At the same time, if Mcmahon really wanted he could have offered Russo more money to stay. Instead he let him leave knowing that without a filter Russo's creative would be very bad.
I'd say Vince knew how Russo worked and he knew that he would mess up when booking by himself without anybody stopping him from doing ridiculous stuff and just let Russo go because he thought it wouldn't be worth it to fight for keeping him around.
Here's one: Goldberg's kick to Bret's head wasn't career ending, it was the hardcore matches that he had for weeks afterward, combined with a nasty head fall he did to himself in that match, that did him in; he just uses Goldberg as a patsy to have someone else to blame and avoid taking responsibility.
@@yourdagan Bret himself has pretty much admitted this. And believe he has said if he stopped wrestling immediately after the kick to heal up he might have been alright.
@@sentientCoding His book I believe, if not that it was on one of the WWE round tables. I strictly remember them cutting to footage of terry funk nailing him in the head with weapons immediately after the goldberg kick. If not the very night after.
My conspiracy, Vince was grooming Razor to be the Top Babyface and eventual face of the WWF but Kevin Nash got in Razors ear and convinced him to take the money and jumpship to WCW
I've always believed Savage decked Hogan. It just makes sense with all the information we have. Plus, I think Savage was furious over Hogan's booking and the mess of the main event at WrestleMania IX.
Yeah - the Savage story makes so much more sense. If Hogan really had that accidant with the jetski they wouldn't have him actually wrestle with a freshly broken orbital bone that was fixed by a huge surgery. (I also don't belive the 100 stitches thing Hogan said.That number is way too ridiculous to be accurate)
I actually watched that mania recently and if you listen to savage on commentary, Heenan a thinkade a comment and macho responded summat like it defo wasn't the gym it happened, Oh Yeah
To counter Andrew's point about Foley going through the cell. It's already known that he got concussed on the first fall from the side so him looking at the roof is a) reassuring himself that the cage will sink as intended or b) he just glanced for the roof not knowing what was to coming trusting Taker for the following spot
I believe Mick has also said in later interviews that the top of the Cell was much less supportive of their weight than he and Taker had anticipated, and I’ve also heard that a zip tie snapped off the top of the Cell when Undertaker walked toward Mick. Him looking at the roof easily could’ve been out of concern that it wouldn’t hold for the bump.
I think on Something to Wrestle with Bruce Pritchard, Bruce said Foley was meant to take three bumps on that spot, with the third putting him through to the floor with the cage roof to somewhat break his fall, which as we know didn’t happen at all
@@kyletucker3811 you legitimately think that the Shawn Michaels at that point in time with his personality flaws had no self serving ideas about stepping away while still getting paid for 4 years and that it was all soley because of a back injury?
Yup back injuries are usually career ending injuries look at randy orton hes out for a long while and theres rumors he cant continue wrestling the fact dat michaels took time off and came back stronger and more athletic than before when he had a "back injury" sounds like a cover up cuz everyone else who had back injuries cant wrestle anymore right after so he def played a chess move on the fans aint no way he comes back better when real back injuries in wrestling are career ending randy orton, bret hart etc.
I agree completely with you guys on Shawn Michaels injury. I don’t think it was as bad as they claim but I think the reason he stayed out so long was bc of his personal issues. I mean they kept him on tv regularly up until about early 2000. Don’t forget he was “commissioner” before mick foley was in the attitude era. It makes complete sense to me that they did that thinking he’d come back to wrestle and then finally sent him home once again when it became clear he was still up to his old tricks only to bring him back in 2002 when he finally sobered up
My personal take on Brock beating the streak is that Vince wanted Roman to be the one who ended it, but was talked into letting Brock do it first purely so that Roman could beat Taker and not get backlash from the fans for doing so. I know he did once he beat Taker, but if he had of ended the streak then the fans would never have forgiven him. The fans already had a love hate relationship with Brock at that point so was safer to let him take that heat
That's a pretty decent theory. Who else but Brock would anybody have even tolerated? With Brock you can just look at him and buy it. They have other big ass giants, but none have any of the creditability. Nobody has cred like Brock. Strowman is a big dope, nobody buys his shit.
@@Fausto_4841 Bray Wyatt. he should've beat Cena at 30 and taker at 31. imagine Bray beating super Cena and the undefeated undertaker at back to back manias?
About the Foley one, Undertaker always points out how he moves to onto the edge of the section and “gets lucky” to not have fallen through the cell. He could’ve just known and that’s why he steps back.
Every time someone talks about it they say “oh well it wasn’t planned that he went through” but they also talk about how they “saw the zip ties holding the top of the cage together popping off”. If the spot wasn’t planned, why would the roof be held on by zip ties instead of actually being part of the cage? And why would the undertaker choke slam him on top of a roof that is held together only by zip ties? And why didn’t mick get all the way up for the choke slam? The *only* explanation is that the spot *was* planned.
Love the out of box content you guys come up with consistently. When I was younger there was a wrestling urban legend forum I used to look through that had this kind of stuff. Whether true or not it's always interesting to see an alleged peak behind the curtain.
Vincent McMahon certainly fired some wrestlers intentionally to overpack and create tensions in AEW... it was something people talked about at the times of firing-hiring rounds and seems like something he could actually do, like a long term psycho game. And as an afterthought: maybe that is just happening, too much "indie-talent" let go from WWE created some of the problems AEW has right now inside the roster... Vincent knew that overeager Tony could not be able to resist the urge to hire almost all of the. And there were true egos among... True talent too ofcourse.
1. My Conspiracy Theory is that Undertaker's Streak was killed because of Daniel Bryan. Everyone and their mother knows Vince HATES when he doesn't get his way (Jesse Ventura's Union Plans, Lawsuits over Royalties, Jeff Jarrett getting blacklisted for requesting the money he was owed before facing Chyna, being forced to sell off his time slot on TBS to Jim Crockett Jr. The list goes on here honestly) and is a vindictive ass about it in retaliation (see all of the Organic Over Talents throughout the 2010s...). With the fans hijacking shows left, right, and center with unsolicited cheers for DB, his hand was forced into changing his Main Event Mania 30 Match. Who does he take it out on that he has to do so? Those very same fans. Changed the plan of Taker vs Lesnar one hour or so before start time even though both Taker & Brock said it was the wrong call, but agreed to do business if that's what Vince wanted. So in exchange for DB getting the push the fans wanted, he took something arguably worth far more from them as a Fuck You, That's Why. With Hindsight being what it is, was that 60ish day World Title Reign really worth 23 years (21 matches, missed 10 & 16) of legendary character buildup? Nope. Not worth it at all, but it was to Vince despite the unwaivering loyalty Undertaker had shown, especially at the height of the Monday Night War. 2. As for KOTR 1998, I had heard that the spot in place was for Undertaker to Chokeslam Mick onto the roof. But they realized incredibly early with the Zip Ties pinging off all over the place, and even falling through a corner at one point, that there was a good chance it goes bad, though I suspect neither knew exactly how bad the now obvious accident was going to go. Mick even said it's a good thing he messed up taking the slam as taking a Chokeslam the normal way would've killed him on landing, at the very unlikely least paralyzing him otherwise.
one of my fave wrestling conspiracy theories is that the reason brock lesnar held the universal title for so long without defending it was to overshadow cm punk's reign as wwe champion, as he was one of the longest reigning champs of the modern era until bork won the universal championship. one of my conspiracy theories is the reason that raquel rodriguez and aaliyah won the womens tag titles was because of the fact originally stark & lyons (and later toxic attraction) were supposed to win them, defend them on nxt, then lose to dmg cntrl at some point in the future. due to both parties having issues (stark & lyons with visa and covid vax stuff and toxic attraction being victims of the injury bug), they instead put in transitional champions, specifically knowing they wanted to push rodriguez at some point.
I believe Undertaker got a concussion and they decided to end the match. Horrible way to end the streak but Taker looked lost. I think it was a hard decision to make, more so being Mania and the Streak.
I remember looking at betting sites during that WrestleMania, and by the time it got to before the Undertake and Brock a Lesnar fight, Brock Lesnar was VERY heavy favourite to win. I fully believe that Lesnar, Taker, Vince and pretty much anyone involved were fully aware Brock was going over before both made their entrances
Shawn did make a return to the ring in 2000, wrestling against Venom in a street fight at his training academy. I believe he took a few bumps, so it may have been a mix of rehabbing, staying out of the way of the surging talents, plus him eventually getting clean. Honestly, the Turner execs part makes sense. Bischoff was getting money together to restart wCw and right as pen was about to be put to paper, it was sold to WWE. Yeah, DBry being kept off TV is a pretty widely accepted theory.
I don't know why people still say that Brock didn't need it, in regards to the streak breaking. He did need it. He came back and was being used to lose to Cena, and HHH, he needed rehabbing. THe reason Lesnar has had the run he's had in the last fw years, becoming the final boss of WWE, is entirely because of the Streak. It gav him back his legitimacy.
💯. It changed his perception and his booking after that. Esp after Mania 31 he was about to take time off for like 6 months or so. Under normal circumstances fans wouldn't care and give him shit but instead they missed him and gave him the pops when he returned.
The hulk Hogan one is true. They did a story on dark side of the ring about Randy Savage and Linda Hogan confirmed that Randy did in fact, punch Hogan in the face
Let's diagnose Hogan's black guy shall we, if Brutus Beefcake literally had his face crushed when a parasailers knee hit him in the face, imagine what a jet ski traveling at full speed would have done to Hulk Hogan's face
Absolutely LOVE the concept for this video, mates! Please let’s keep this going 🤞🏼 I particularly like Ross’ first conspiracy theory. Hulk Hogan’s lame a** excuse has always been bollocks 😂
Hogan has confirmed the black eye conspiracy theory in an interview about Macho Man I saw last week. Liz left and was hiding out with the Hogans. He attacked Hulk for "hiding " Liz from him. So that conspiracy theory is true.
In the 98 HITC match between Mankind & Undertaker Mick would’ve been looking for a particular part of the cell as it was meant to give way in stages but instead it totally collapsed sending Foley through it ultimately knocking him out for a minute. Mick Foley has confirmed this in his stand up show and in other interviews so yes he would’ve been looking for a particular part of the cell’s ceiling to do the bit where Undertaker choke slams him so it slightly gives way and then I believe he either slams him again breaking more of the cell before Undertaker hits Mankind as he’s holding on to the edge of the cell’s ceiling making Mankind let go so he falls feet first into the ring
With the HBK thing he was supposed to return in April 2001 or a short time later but he turned up to the Raw before Mania in such a state they fired him there and then. There was no WCW so what did they have to lose? As for him not wanting to work? Well if he'd have been let go earlier he probably would have gotten a decent deal in Atlanta and got to hang around with his kliq buddies so that part is believable.
The thing with the Russo-Was-A-Plant theory, to me at least, is that people don't want to believe that Russo, or indeed anyone, could be that well paid for being that hilariously incompetent. Russo wasn't some Auteur genius reshaping the wrestling landscape, he really was just a no-talent boob that occasionally made noises that McMahon found amusing and decided to put on TV.
No, I can definitely believe that Russo was a Plant, just an unwitting one. Russo still believes his own hype about him being such an Auteur genius even now in 2022, so I can definitely believe that in 1999 he'd be up his own arse huffing his own farts to an extent that even VKM, Hogan and Eazy 'E seemed sane by comparison. VKM refusing to pay Russo what he thought he was worth and thus driving him into the waiting arms of WCW is definitely something I could VKM doing, and it seems especially apparent that if was really all that useful to the Fed that VKM would have moved mountains to keep Russo happy and onboard - this was the Attitude Era and the lifeblood of the company still seemed to be near to the surface waiting to be spilled.
@@Valokiloren the problem with this line of thought is that Vince McMahon is a control freak. This is a man who hates the concept of sneezing because it means a momentary loss of control. Say McMahon does let Russo go to WCW and Russo gets put on a committee with Bischoff et al, once again Russo has a filter. Or WCW sober up for a second and realise, holy crap, this man is hilariously untalented and fire him and Ed Ferrara. No, if Vince did send Russo to WCW it would have been with Russo's full knowledge and that just isn't the case.
To counter the theory about Bryan not being cleared to wrestle because it would take the shine off Roman Reigns, they were *plenty* of events occurring at that time that were taking attention away from Reigns: AJ Styles finally coming to WWE, the Hardy Boyz + Kurt Angle returning, Jinder Mahal becoming champion (I just said attention, I didn’t say it had to be ‘good’ attention), etc. The only issue here is that WWE doctors’ standards would have been higher than any other professional’s standards because, as an entity that would be directly profiting off him being cleared, the WWE would have been in much deeper shit than some random doctor if it turned out Bryan actually wasn’t okay to wrestle.
The Shawn one is 100% true; not even a conspiracy. He was originally set to work with Triple H at X-7, but it got nixed after he repeatedly showed up "in no condition to work". H & Shawn had a complete falling out over this after Shawn found out that Hunter dobbed him in - he talks about this in his book. This whole debacle left Triple H without a Wrestlemania opponent, which is why his program with Undertaker was rushed. Physically, Shawn was probably fit to return as early some time in 1999 and god knows they desperately wanted him to work a program with The Rock, which they teased several times between 98-2000 Shawn also worked a match in his own TWA promotion in 2000, which you can find on UA-cam.
They have to “believe” he’s innocent. Otherwise they would suffer from the cognitive dissonance of appreciating a wrestler’s skill while knowing they did a terrible thing. You don’t have to feel guilty for thinking Benoit is one of the greatest wrestlers ever. Both can be equally acknowledged.
@@JM1993951 This. I'm still watching House of Cards every two years of so and have no problem in saying Kevin Spacey is an absolutely great actor. He's also a despicable human being, vile, egoistical and self absorbed. Deserves some jail time for sure (repeated sex offender so.....). But I'm no Police to "8" him and no judge to send him there.
At this rate i think no one truly believes he's innocent, but it seems that no one cares why he did what he did, most of the people prefer to think he just did it because he wanted to, period, nothing to think about... Yes he did it, but the question should be "why"
@@brunodiaz4726 CTE is a serious disease. It's still not an excuse. It was a premeditated, prolonged (killing his wife, literally going to sleep, killing his son the next day) ordeal with careful planning and setting the scenes (putting Bibles next to the bodies and getting a scarf for himself because he was scared to endure what he did to his family). He choose his favourite place in the house for his suicide. This is NOT the behaviour of an 80 year old Alzheimer patient. This is just murder. This wasn't a "Heat in the moment" ordeal we know about CTE and Alzheimer's, where immense aggression and confusion get used immediately. It did go on for hours. He was by his senses and know who and why he attacked, the crime scene is extremely clear with that. Edit: He was a broken mess, both mentally due to Eddie and physically due to his rough style and steroid abuse. All of that is a perfect storm for a premeditated double-murder-suicide. He had the motive ("I can't do it anymore", and some people take their familys life with them), was emotionally unstable and his cognitive functions deteriorated.
@@brunodiaz4726 I don't think that's true at all. Most of the serious coverage of the case mentions the CTE, past steroid use, Eddie's passing, his battles with self image, how hard he was on himself and the years of abuse he put his body through...but, at the end of the day, those are explanations not excuses. When people say stuff like "it doesn't matter why", it's not that they don't want to understand what lead a seemingly normal man to snap like that or that there isn't some semblance of an explanation as to what lead him down that path, it's just that at the end of the day the "why" truly doesn't matter as much as the the fact that two completely innocent people (one of which was a child) lost their lives at his hand.
My theory is that wrestling companies in order to change it up and save money only use tables for the tables matches or tlc so these companies started to use doors another theory is I don't think joker sting was entirely made up by sting I think those were his true feelings of hogan and bischoff that ever since they took over WCW for the last part of the company and held other talent like sting down that he had kept it all buried deep inside and when he had a character change he used joker sting to let the pair truly know what he feels of them and heal
There is no way Vince being the petty man he is, would give up the amount of money he was making off of Daniel Bryan. No way. It was the concussion issue, with everything that happened with Chris Benoit & the lawsuit around that time there was no way they could risk it.
My Conspiracy theory shattered when Stephanie McMahon took over the wwe. my conspiracy theory was that VKM was God because he could 'do no wrong' or at least had the money to make those wrongs disappear under a NDA.
The Hogan black eye, I would say is true. I had never heard the 'jet ski' story but COME ON! If you got threw off a jet ski and it then lands on your head, you would be dead! Yet Hogan was at WM and won the world title 24 hours later... BS!
I live in the town that Hogan and Savage lived and the story of Linda and Elizabeth is well known. Hogan didn’t fancy her but his wife did convince Elizabeth to leave Macho. So that is the reason for the punch.
@@yourdagan Savage was a overbearing and abuse towards Elizabeth, we have to put aside the respect we have for wrestlers and see them as real people when it comes to this stuff
@@slykilla1593 No he wasn't. He was appropriately protective and her "romance" at the end of her life with a married man and subsequent death vindicated and absolved him of any and all slandering he's received then and since.
The HBK injury conspiracy is only true by mistake. Everyone at the time, Shawn included, thought his career was over. He came back after Hall and Nash returned to the WWE to sort of relive the glory days of the Kliq (in the form of the WWE’s version of the nWo) but his role was strictly non-physical. Over time the wrestling bug bit him. He felt like he had one last show stopping performance left in him. He didn’t think he could go at his old level though, so it wouldn’t be a wrestling match. It was a street fight. He also only trusted 1 person to beat the absolute tar out of him and also protect his back at the same time. HHH. It was supposed to be his one last moment in the spotlight. He didn’t even have ring gear. He didn’t want to pay for anything new for just 1 match. It’s why the match ended the way it did, too. HHH put his best friend over, giving him one last moment of glory. Then he beat the hell out of him with a sledgehammer. Story over, HBK is dead, Shawn goes back into retirement. Except he felt perfectly normal after the match. He wasn’t in pain or broken down, and he could still go at a phenomenal level. It’s why his story after this match seemed a little scattered and slapped together, it was. He wasn’t supposed to stick around or get back into the ring.
One theory i believe is that benoit and eddie guerrero were secret lovers. Benoit took his death, WAYYYYYYY to hard. He cried on his bed holding his pillow, among other things that ive heard on dark side of the ring and from other interviews with people who were very close to the situation. Benoit reacted the way a spouse would to his death, not a friend. They were at least feelings on benoits end.
As far as the streak ending being an audible, my brother was there live and said the graphic popped up for a split second on the stage near the beginning of the match. I think that was the plan from the start. And we all know Taker had been trying to get Brock back for that match for a while.
I loved the video but I thought the most interesting point made was Foley always mentioning the unplanned nature of the chair smacking him in the face. Pointing out how random that is really does take a bit of the randomness of the fall itself out of it.
I think the fact that the chair was sitting on the panel that broke underneath Mick Foley at the Hell in a cell is proof that that spot was not planned to go through the cage. If he was planning to go through that cage they would have made sure there wasn't anything on that spot that could fall underneath him. If that chair had landed on its edge underneath him he would have been literally broken in half
5:04 Is that really a conspiracy theory at this point? I thought WWE has pretty much acknowledged that yeah, he had a major back injury but his personal demons kept him out for 4 years.
Hogan said he needed 100 stitches underneath the skin - pretty sure that would not even be possible to do around the orbital bone because of how small that area is.
I've listened to this. And he literally was caught off guard and deflected the idea he would believe in it, because he knows it damages his public image. He also said "They have some valid points" which nobody ever would say if it's only "interesting". Because anyone with even the slightest physical understanding knows what a load of bullshit it is.
It has become a meme now. Even if aj styles would prove the earth is a sphere to the point where it convinced the flat earthers, thus ending the "faction", i feel like he would still be remembered as the flawless wrestler who believed the earth is flat 😂. At this point, i just roll with it
Jeff vs Rey would have been the dream for cruiser at 19 for me, good stuff guys, and HBK was def hurt you can see it all over his face and back injuries suck I have 2 herniated discs and have been out of my job for 7 months butttttt that is a good point about Rock and Stone Cold dying down when he returned and Shawn is a great actor, Have you guys heard the one that Vince McMahon is actually an actor and so is his whole family that would be so Wild lol
You've sold me on the idea of Russo being sent to WCW. Not that he was paid by Vince, but incentivised, much like Bret was, to be amicably released, and to seek the pay of Turner and WCW. (For those that don't know, Bret had a huge, 20 year contract in WWF, and Vince basically said, I cannot afford your contract, and you will not be featured as heavy, and to see what WCW would offer. WCW offered 9 mill over 3 years, and the rest is history)
My conspiracy is I believe Bray Wyatt was only released so he could go film his movie and was always meant to return afterwards, he's just biding his time for the perfect moment to return. Hence why he hasn't signed anywhere else (as far as we know).
1:54 Lots of long title reigns happen this way. Honky kept the belt in Feb '88 because he threatened to go to JCP. Demolition got to be the longest tag team champions because they were getting wrongway face pops while the Powers were turning out to be one dimensional meatheads so rather than have a new set of babyface champions, the existing heel champions were turned face and allowed to keep the belts and have two title reigns welded into one. Curt Hennig was meant to be an interim champion who would lose his belt and hair to Brutus Beefcake, the man who beat him at WM6 only to get screwed in the IC title tournament. But then Brutus got injured and replacement face champion Kerry turned out to be a druggy dud while Bret was stuck in a tag title reign, so Mr Perfect was allowed to regain and then kept the belt medium term (and kept those long goldilocks until his death.)
It's a damn shame Kerry had so many issues. If he was reliable and had his head screwed on, he was exactly the kind of babyface Vince liked as he was a good looking dude with a great physique who was a decent in ring worker. At the very least he would have had a much better IC title reign if not more.
@@ziahamm1603 Kerry was plan B to Hogan's plan C for Vince in 1982-1984 (Plan A , the revenge of Superstar Graham, having been ditched when he turned up as Karate Man in late '82.)
Steamboat was TOTALLY P-WHIPPED by his wife Bonnie. Iy was pathetic, he was finally ready to make the big money, and his wife benched him. And Honky Tonk was the LEGIT greatest I.C champ ever. Watch some of his old promos and matches.....Honk Tonk was one of the best ever, INCREDIBLE PERFORMER!
The jeff and matt one seems to make sense because at that time they had jeff trying to eliminate matt from the rumble only to be thown out himself by matt with the help of shannon moore and then they did that angle at no way out were matt told jeff he could be a mfer too and it just seemed weird that jeff who was really over with the crowd didn't have a mania match not even a heat match why ? And that would be when jeff was spiraling more and more
@@standardofexcellence yeah because i also remember the "feud" that was suppose to start after survior series but they did a one and done match which im sure they would've used as part of the storyline but yeah im sure wwe is like uhhhh will see?? Lol
My favorite theories are the Macho Man/Stephanie McMahon alleged relationship. And that Vice McMahon is actually Bisexual. Because of how he likes male performers to have big physiques.
I believe that Ross Tweddell is the Ultimate Warrior! Jim Hellwig died in the early 90’s Ross replaced Jim as the Ultimate Warrior and because at such a young age (a child who looked like a man with huge muscles due to good genetics) they had to get a man in his 50’s to play the Ultimate Warrior at the Hall Of Fame ceremony and that’s the guy who died
I’ve always thought it was weird in early to mid 2000 PPV cinematics. Take the opening to No Way out 2004 -it’s says we are all mortal ( pans to a view of Chris Benoit) and then it says one day … we will die (pans to Eddie guerrero) this was made before there deaths.
Di Biasse should have had a run with the world belt. Savage should have chased him for a year while Hogan was out, won it when Hulk was ready to come back. Then turned heel.
I'm waiting for you guys to put together a proper documentary style thing about the Vinnie mac shit... I'm sure you guys would give it the attention and empathy it deserves. All the morally wrong story lines, the backstage culture ...
I did see a conspiracy theory that EVERYONE was IN on the Montreal Screw Job, including Bret Hart. Vince is of opinion that ALL publicity is good publicity, unless you are getting sued, it send out Bret Hart as a lovable baby face that got royally screwed, Vince's parting gift, Vince introduced WWE owner/chairman character/himself after that and became a staple on shows, he was only mentioned as owner/chairman once or twice before that. HBK did a job for Vince that probably helped smooth over any issues and gave him some money in the bank with Vince, heck, 2 months after the screw job, HBK took a break from wrestling, maybe it was a paid vacation from Vince for doing him a job.
I’m like 40 seconds into the video writing this comment so you could have spoken about in the video (I doubt it though) I once a few years back heard a theory that the Vince McMahon we all know is actually just an on screen character while the real Vince is or was seeing he retired pulling all the strings backstage and next to nobody has seen the man or know what he looks like
My conspiracy is that Andrew actually has a full head of beautiful, long, soft hair but is under contract set by Adam to wear a bald cap while on screen.
Headcanon
@@gandalf_thegrey LMAO 😂😂😂
I saw him bald a few videos ago, but I remember him having hair. I don't follow absolutely every video, so is he really bald and why?
@@isTheMiz he had hair? Only ever seen him bald...I think I remember him having hair but it was buzzed short maybe?
Andrew has longer hair than every member of Hanson combined
I thin we should introduce a rule here. I shall call it Hogan's Law:
It goes like this:
If the story came from Hogan's mouth, or he is the primary source for said story, Its a lie...
I worked 400 days in one year ~Hogan
I once powerbombed Andre from a Ladder in Madison Square Garden on fire, Brother. - Terry Bollea
I worked for 32 hours in one day - Hulk Bogan
I was actually taller than Andre - Hulk Togan
"Eat your vitamins and say your prayers if you wanna be like me." - Terry
“Trust me brother” - Hogan
I believe that Vince McMahon knew Russo would mess up WCW with bad decisions, but that Russo wasn't aware of this plan
I don't think Mcmahon planned it. Russo supposedly went behind Mcmahon's back and only told him he was leaving on the phone, not in person. At the same time, if Mcmahon really wanted he could have offered Russo more money to stay. Instead he let him leave knowing that without a filter Russo's creative would be very bad.
I'd say Vince knew how Russo worked and he knew that he would mess up when booking by himself without anybody stopping him from doing ridiculous stuff and just let Russo go because he thought it wouldn't be worth it to fight for keeping him around.
"Try this one on for size, 'big boys.'"
"Take that one Terry, you virgin" is an all-time GOAT quote.
If you guys can come up with enough additional conspiracy theories, do you think we could get more videos like this? I really liked this.
A Book!!
Here's one:
Goldberg's kick to Bret's head wasn't career ending, it was the hardcore matches that he had for weeks afterward, combined with a nasty head fall he did to himself in that match, that did him in; he just uses Goldberg as a patsy to have someone else to blame and avoid taking responsibility.
@@yourdagan Bret himself has pretty much admitted this. And believe he has said if he stopped wrestling immediately after the kick to heal up he might have been alright.
@@maxxdahl6062 where and when did he admit?
@@sentientCoding His book I believe, if not that it was on one of the WWE round tables. I strictly remember them cutting to footage of terry funk nailing him in the head with weapons immediately after the goldberg kick. If not the very night after.
My conspiracy, Vince was grooming Razor to be the Top Babyface and eventual face of the WWF but Kevin Nash got in Razors ear and convinced him to take the money and jumpship to WCW
I've always believed Savage decked Hogan. It just makes sense with all the information we have. Plus, I think Savage was furious over Hogan's booking and the mess of the main event at WrestleMania IX.
Yeah - the Savage story makes so much more sense. If Hogan really had that accidant with the jetski they wouldn't have him actually wrestle with a freshly broken orbital bone that was fixed by a huge surgery. (I also don't belive the 100 stitches thing Hogan said.That number is way too ridiculous to be accurate)
I actually watched that mania recently and if you listen to savage on commentary, Heenan a thinkade a comment and macho responded summat like it defo wasn't the gym it happened, Oh Yeah
What about Ascension theme song filled with illuminati
@@user-ix5hf9pm5p I think that was just thrown in.
i believe that mick foley, cactus jack, dude love, and mankind are all the same person
Yes obviously it's true
A theory that would crush the world if true - Titus Worldslide was planned.
Now hear me out: The Yeti wasn’t actually a Yeti, but rather a mummy!
No way you lunatic!!!
Thats crazy there is no way.... unless? No never
The yeti wasn’t a yeti, but a yet-tay!
He must’ve been somebody’s mummy……
Jesus, I can't believe they said that thing about that thing
I was ok with that and the thing after that but the other thing wtf 🤯
After hearing why they said the thing about that thing, it makes a lot of sense
Ok, Mark.
What thing???
To counter Andrew's point about Foley going through the cell. It's already known that he got concussed on the first fall from the side so him looking at the roof is a) reassuring himself that the cage will sink as intended or b) he just glanced for the roof not knowing what was to coming trusting Taker for the following spot
I believe Mick has also said in later interviews that the top of the Cell was much less supportive of their weight than he and Taker had anticipated, and I’ve also heard that a zip tie snapped off the top of the Cell when Undertaker walked toward Mick.
Him looking at the roof easily could’ve been out of concern that it wouldn’t hold for the bump.
I think on Something to Wrestle with Bruce Pritchard, Bruce said Foley was meant to take three bumps on that spot, with the third putting him through to the floor with the cage roof to somewhat break his fall, which as we know didn’t happen at all
@@G33kCulturewhat are you even saying it looks like you’re on both sides while calling people marks
Loved this, fully agree with the Shawn Michaels injury theory. He was/is a smart business man. He knew what was up.
@@kyletucker3811 you legitimately think that the Shawn Michaels at that point in time with his personality flaws had no self serving ideas about stepping away while still getting paid for 4 years and that it was all soley because of a back injury?
@@kyletucker3811 obvious point that could prove this theory: we’re talking about 90s shawn michaels
Yup back injuries are usually career ending injuries look at randy orton hes out for a long while and theres rumors he cant continue wrestling the fact dat michaels took time off and came back stronger and more athletic than before when he had a "back injury" sounds like a cover up cuz everyone else who had back injuries cant wrestle anymore right after so he def played a chess move on the fans aint no way he comes back better when real back injuries in wrestling are career ending randy orton, bret hart etc.
I agree completely with you guys on Shawn Michaels injury. I don’t think it was as bad as they claim but I think the reason he stayed out so long was bc of his personal issues. I mean they kept him on tv regularly up until about early 2000. Don’t forget he was “commissioner” before mick foley was in the attitude era. It makes complete sense to me that they did that thinking he’d come back to wrestle and then finally sent him home once again when it became clear he was still up to his old tricks only to bring him back in 2002 when he finally sobered up
My personal take on Brock beating the streak is that Vince wanted Roman to be the one who ended it, but was talked into letting Brock do it first purely so that Roman could beat Taker and not get backlash from the fans for doing so. I know he did once he beat Taker, but if he had of ended the streak then the fans would never have forgiven him. The fans already had a love hate relationship with Brock at that point so was safer to let him take that heat
Interesting
You're absolutely right, I still haven't nor will I ever forgive Roman just for existing
That's a pretty decent theory. Who else but Brock would anybody have even tolerated? With Brock you can just look at him and buy it. They have other big ass giants, but none have any of the creditability. Nobody has cred like Brock. Strowman is a big dope, nobody buys his shit.
@@Fausto_4841 Bray Wyatt. he should've beat Cena at 30 and taker at 31. imagine Bray beating super Cena and the undefeated undertaker at back to back manias?
@@NyxPoppinz no way
About the Foley one, Undertaker always points out how he moves to onto the edge of the section and “gets lucky” to not have fallen through the cell. He could’ve just known and that’s why he steps back.
Every time someone talks about it they say “oh well it wasn’t planned that he went through” but they also talk about how they “saw the zip ties holding the top of the cage together popping off”. If the spot wasn’t planned, why would the roof be held on by zip ties instead of actually being part of the cage? And why would the undertaker choke slam him on top of a roof that is held together only by zip ties? And why didn’t mick get all the way up for the choke slam? The *only* explanation is that the spot *was* planned.
@@richardtherichard26 the idea was to slowing go thru it and fight back into the ring
Love the out of box content you guys come up with consistently. When I was younger there was a wrestling urban legend forum I used to look through that had this kind of stuff. Whether true or not it's always interesting to see an alleged peak behind the curtain.
I'm Hulk Hogan and I'm here to say that nothing happened in 2015!
There will always be a sliver of doubt to the Shawn Michaels injury because Shawn Michaels is famously the best seller at that time and perhaps ever
And just who he was as a person at the time.
also the fact that Michaels wrestled a couple matches for TWA in 2000
He needed the 4 years to mature. 98 Michaels couldn't or wouldn't have put cena on another stratosphere like he did.
I wholeheartedly believe Snuka unalived his girlfriend/wife and Vince paid off the local police to protect one of his biggest stars at the time
Everyone in Allentown, PA knows this is true
Pretty sure the only "jet ski incident" Hogan was ever involved in was the beginning of his & Machos' appearance on Baywatch...
I never actually thought about Shawn Michaels injury like that. Very Interesting theory.
Vincent McMahon certainly fired some wrestlers intentionally to overpack and create tensions in AEW... it was something people talked about at the times of firing-hiring rounds and seems like something he could actually do, like a long term psycho game. And as an afterthought: maybe that is just happening, too much "indie-talent" let go from WWE created some of the problems AEW has right now inside the roster... Vincent knew that overeager Tony could not be able to resist the urge to hire almost all of the. And there were true egos among... True talent too ofcourse.
He pulled a similar stunt with WCW and the nWo.
I've honestly thought this too
that genuinely makes sense. vince is absolutely insane but he definitely isn’t stupid
Shit your on to something..
History could be repeating itself and tho others may deny it, the connections and patterns are popping up more and more frequent.
1. My Conspiracy Theory is that Undertaker's Streak was killed because of Daniel Bryan. Everyone and their mother knows Vince HATES when he doesn't get his way (Jesse Ventura's Union Plans, Lawsuits over Royalties, Jeff Jarrett getting blacklisted for requesting the money he was owed before facing Chyna, being forced to sell off his time slot on TBS to Jim Crockett Jr. The list goes on here honestly) and is a vindictive ass about it in retaliation (see all of the Organic Over Talents throughout the 2010s...). With the fans hijacking shows left, right, and center with unsolicited cheers for DB, his hand was forced into changing his Main Event Mania 30 Match. Who does he take it out on that he has to do so? Those very same fans. Changed the plan of Taker vs Lesnar one hour or so before start time even though both Taker & Brock said it was the wrong call, but agreed to do business if that's what Vince wanted. So in exchange for DB getting the push the fans wanted, he took something arguably worth far more from them as a Fuck You, That's Why. With Hindsight being what it is, was that 60ish day World Title Reign really worth 23 years (21 matches, missed 10 & 16) of legendary character buildup? Nope. Not worth it at all, but it was to Vince despite the unwaivering loyalty Undertaker had shown, especially at the height of the Monday Night War.
2. As for KOTR 1998, I had heard that the spot in place was for Undertaker to Chokeslam Mick onto the roof. But they realized incredibly early with the Zip Ties pinging off all over the place, and even falling through a corner at one point, that there was a good chance it goes bad, though I suspect neither knew exactly how bad the now obvious accident was going to go. Mick even said it's a good thing he messed up taking the slam as taking a Chokeslam the normal way would've killed him on landing, at the very unlikely least paralyzing him otherwise.
one of my fave wrestling conspiracy theories is that the reason brock lesnar held the universal title for so long without defending it was to overshadow cm punk's reign as wwe champion, as he was one of the longest reigning champs of the modern era until bork won the universal championship. one of my conspiracy theories is the reason that raquel rodriguez and aaliyah won the womens tag titles was because of the fact originally stark & lyons (and later toxic attraction) were supposed to win them, defend them on nxt, then lose to dmg cntrl at some point in the future. due to both parties having issues (stark & lyons with visa and covid vax stuff and toxic attraction being victims of the injury bug), they instead put in transitional champions, specifically knowing they wanted to push rodriguez at some point.
Imagine being a medical guinea pig for a job
I believe Undertaker got a concussion and they decided to end the match. Horrible way to end the streak but Taker looked lost. I think it was a hard decision to make, more so being Mania and the Streak.
What about the massive 21-1 sign on the titan tron straight after?
@@CootsProductions I could see them having graphics made for both outcomes so that no one from the production crew could leak the ending.
I think that's even a bit of a stretch. If he was hurt he could of still ended it with a choke slam or something.
I remember looking at betting sites during that WrestleMania, and by the time it got to before the Undertake and Brock a Lesnar fight, Brock Lesnar was VERY heavy favourite to win.
I fully believe that Lesnar, Taker, Vince and pretty much anyone involved were fully aware Brock was going over before both made their entrances
Shawn did make a return to the ring in 2000, wrestling against Venom in a street fight at his training academy. I believe he took a few bumps, so it may have been a mix of rehabbing, staying out of the way of the surging talents, plus him eventually getting clean.
Honestly, the Turner execs part makes sense. Bischoff was getting money together to restart wCw and right as pen was about to be put to paper, it was sold to WWE.
Yeah, DBry being kept off TV is a pretty widely accepted theory.
I don't know why people still say that Brock didn't need it, in regards to the streak breaking. He did need it. He came back and was being used to lose to Cena, and HHH, he needed rehabbing. THe reason Lesnar has had the run he's had in the last fw years, becoming the final boss of WWE, is entirely because of the Streak. It gav him back his legitimacy.
💯. It changed his perception and his booking after that. Esp after Mania 31 he was about to take time off for like 6 months or so. Under normal circumstances fans wouldn't care and give him shit but instead they missed him and gave him the pops when he returned.
Tony Khan was the one to spread the theory of Randy Savage banging Stephanie. That one always boggles my mind.
The hulk Hogan one is true. They did a story on dark side of the ring about Randy Savage and Linda Hogan confirmed that Randy did in fact, punch Hogan in the face
Let's diagnose Hogan's black guy shall we, if Brutus Beefcake literally had his face crushed when a parasailers knee hit him in the face, imagine what a jet ski traveling at full speed would have done to Hulk Hogan's face
I really like these long-form discussions. Well done!
Absolutely LOVE the concept for this video, mates! Please let’s keep this going 🤞🏼 I particularly like Ross’ first conspiracy theory. Hulk Hogan’s lame a** excuse has always been bollocks 😂
Hogan has confirmed the black eye conspiracy theory in an interview about Macho Man I saw last week. Liz left and was hiding out with the Hogans. He attacked Hulk for "hiding " Liz from him. So that conspiracy theory is true.
This is not the video I was expecting but 1000% the video I needed.. looking forward to this.
In the 98 HITC match between Mankind & Undertaker Mick would’ve been looking for a particular part of the cell as it was meant to give way in stages but instead it totally collapsed sending Foley through it ultimately knocking him out for a minute. Mick Foley has confirmed this in his stand up show and in other interviews so yes he would’ve been looking for a particular part of the cell’s ceiling to do the bit where Undertaker choke slams him so it slightly gives way and then I believe he either slams him again breaking more of the cell before Undertaker hits Mankind as he’s holding on to the edge of the cell’s ceiling making Mankind let go so he falls feet first into the ring
With the HBK thing he was supposed to return in April 2001 or a short time later but he turned up to the Raw before Mania in such a state they fired him there and then. There was no WCW so what did they have to lose? As for him not wanting to work? Well if he'd have been let go earlier he probably would have gotten a decent deal in Atlanta and got to hang around with his kliq buddies so that part is believable.
The thing with the Russo-Was-A-Plant theory, to me at least, is that people don't want to believe that Russo, or indeed anyone, could be that well paid for being that hilariously incompetent. Russo wasn't some Auteur genius reshaping the wrestling landscape, he really was just a no-talent boob that occasionally made noises that McMahon found amusing and decided to put on TV.
No, I can definitely believe that Russo was a Plant, just an unwitting one. Russo still believes his own hype about him being such an Auteur genius even now in 2022, so I can definitely believe that in 1999 he'd be up his own arse huffing his own farts to an extent that even VKM, Hogan and Eazy 'E seemed sane by comparison. VKM refusing to pay Russo what he thought he was worth and thus driving him into the waiting arms of WCW is definitely something I could VKM doing, and it seems especially apparent that if was really all that useful to the Fed that VKM would have moved mountains to keep Russo happy and onboard - this was the Attitude Era and the lifeblood of the company still seemed to be near to the surface waiting to be spilled.
@@Valokiloren the problem with this line of thought is that Vince McMahon is a control freak. This is a man who hates the concept of sneezing because it means a momentary loss of control. Say McMahon does let Russo go to WCW and Russo gets put on a committee with Bischoff et al, once again Russo has a filter. Or WCW sober up for a second and realise, holy crap, this man is hilariously untalented and fire him and Ed Ferrara. No, if Vince did send Russo to WCW it would have been with Russo's full knowledge and that just isn't the case.
In interviews, Taker says the panel was supposed to break, just not at the moment that it did.
To counter the theory about Bryan not being cleared to wrestle because it would take the shine off Roman Reigns, they were *plenty* of events occurring at that time that were taking attention away from Reigns: AJ Styles finally coming to WWE, the Hardy Boyz + Kurt Angle returning, Jinder Mahal becoming champion (I just said attention, I didn’t say it had to be ‘good’ attention), etc. The only issue here is that WWE doctors’ standards would have been higher than any other professional’s standards because, as an entity that would be directly profiting off him being cleared, the WWE would have been in much deeper shit than some random doctor if it turned out Bryan actually wasn’t okay to wrestle.
The Shawn one is 100% true; not even a conspiracy. He was originally set to work with Triple H at X-7, but it got nixed after he repeatedly showed up "in no condition to work". H & Shawn had a complete falling out over this after Shawn found out that Hunter dobbed him in - he talks about this in his book.
This whole debacle left Triple H without a Wrestlemania opponent, which is why his program with Undertaker was rushed.
Physically, Shawn was probably fit to return as early some time in 1999 and god knows they desperately wanted him to work a program with The Rock, which they teased several times between 98-2000
Shawn also worked a match in his own TWA promotion in 2000, which you can find on UA-cam.
Can't stop looking at the mug on the table as I have the exact same one lol
It’s wild with all the facts and evidence there’s actual people that truly believe Chris Benoit is innocent…🤦♂️
They have to “believe” he’s innocent. Otherwise they would suffer from the cognitive dissonance of appreciating a wrestler’s skill while knowing they did a terrible thing. You don’t have to feel guilty for thinking Benoit is one of the greatest wrestlers ever. Both can be equally acknowledged.
@@JM1993951 This.
I'm still watching House of Cards every two years of so and have no problem in saying Kevin Spacey is an absolutely great actor.
He's also a despicable human being, vile, egoistical and self absorbed. Deserves some jail time for sure (repeated sex offender so.....). But I'm no Police to "8" him and no judge to send him there.
At this rate i think no one truly believes he's innocent, but it seems that no one cares why he did what he did, most of the people prefer to think he just did it because he wanted to, period, nothing to think about... Yes he did it, but the question should be "why"
@@brunodiaz4726 CTE is a serious disease.
It's still not an excuse. It was a premeditated, prolonged (killing his wife, literally going to sleep, killing his son the next day) ordeal with careful planning and setting the scenes (putting Bibles next to the bodies and getting a scarf for himself because he was scared to endure what he did to his family). He choose his favourite place in the house for his suicide.
This is NOT the behaviour of an 80 year old Alzheimer patient. This is just murder.
This wasn't a "Heat in the moment" ordeal we know about CTE and Alzheimer's, where immense aggression and confusion get used immediately. It did go on for hours. He was by his senses and know who and why he attacked, the crime scene is extremely clear with that.
Edit: He was a broken mess, both mentally due to Eddie and physically due to his rough style and steroid abuse. All of that is a perfect storm for a premeditated double-murder-suicide. He had the motive ("I can't do it anymore", and some people take their familys life with them), was emotionally unstable and his cognitive functions deteriorated.
@@brunodiaz4726 I don't think that's true at all. Most of the serious coverage of the case mentions the CTE, past steroid use, Eddie's passing, his battles with self image, how hard he was on himself and the years of abuse he put his body through...but, at the end of the day, those are explanations not excuses. When people say stuff like "it doesn't matter why", it's not that they don't want to understand what lead a seemingly normal man to snap like that or that there isn't some semblance of an explanation as to what lead him down that path, it's just that at the end of the day the "why" truly doesn't matter as much as the the fact that two completely innocent people (one of which was a child) lost their lives at his hand.
My theory is that wrestling companies in order to change it up and save money only use tables for the tables matches or tlc so these companies started to use doors another theory is I don't think joker sting was entirely made up by sting I think those were his true feelings of hogan and bischoff that ever since they took over WCW for the last part of the company and held other talent like sting down that he had kept it all buried deep inside and when he had a character change he used joker sting to let the pair truly know what he feels of them and heal
Shane McMahon was the whistleblower, it's what he had in the lock box
Nia Jax kinda blew the whistle harder
There is no way Vince being the petty man he is, would give up the amount of money he was making off of Daniel Bryan. No way. It was the concussion issue, with everything that happened with Chris Benoit & the lawsuit around that time there was no way they could risk it.
My Conspiracy theory shattered when Stephanie McMahon took over the wwe. my conspiracy theory was that VKM was God because he could 'do no wrong' or at least had the money to make those wrongs disappear under a NDA.
What do you think HBK's ring name could have been if he went to WCW? I have a feeling he wouldn't have used his real name like Hall and Nash.
The Hogan black eye, I would say is true. I had never heard the 'jet ski' story but COME ON! If you got threw off a jet ski and it then lands on your head, you would be dead! Yet Hogan was at WM and won the world title 24 hours later... BS!
I live in the town that Hogan and Savage lived and the story of Linda and Elizabeth is well known. Hogan didn’t fancy her but his wife did convince Elizabeth to leave Macho. So that is the reason for the punch.
Randy Savage deserved better.
I had to re-read this a few times because I read it as though Linda fancied Elizabeth. 😲😂
I have been up waaay too long.
@@yourdagan Savage was a overbearing and abuse towards Elizabeth, we have to put aside the respect we have for wrestlers and see them as real people when it comes to this stuff
@@slykilla1593 No he wasn't. He was appropriately protective and her "romance" at the end of her life with a married man and subsequent death vindicated and absolved him of any and all slandering he's received then and since.
@@yourdagan You're pretty delusional. He's famous for abusing liz, and locking her up in rooms where she can't get out, etc.
The HBK injury conspiracy is only true by mistake. Everyone at the time, Shawn included, thought his career was over. He came back after Hall and Nash returned to the WWE to sort of relive the glory days of the Kliq (in the form of the WWE’s version of the nWo) but his role was strictly non-physical.
Over time the wrestling bug bit him. He felt like he had one last show stopping performance left in him. He didn’t think he could go at his old level though, so it wouldn’t be a wrestling match. It was a street fight. He also only trusted 1 person to beat the absolute tar out of him and also protect his back at the same time. HHH.
It was supposed to be his one last moment in the spotlight. He didn’t even have ring gear. He didn’t want to pay for anything new for just 1 match. It’s why the match ended the way it did, too. HHH put his best friend over, giving him one last moment of glory. Then he beat the hell out of him with a sledgehammer. Story over, HBK is dead, Shawn goes back into retirement.
Except he felt perfectly normal after the match. He wasn’t in pain or broken down, and he could still go at a phenomenal level. It’s why his story after this match seemed a little scattered and slapped together, it was. He wasn’t supposed to stick around or get back into the ring.
One theory i believe is that benoit and eddie guerrero were secret lovers. Benoit took his death, WAYYYYYYY to hard. He cried on his bed holding his pillow, among other things that ive heard on dark side of the ring and from other interviews with people who were very close to the situation. Benoit reacted the way a spouse would to his death, not a friend. They were at least feelings on benoits end.
Re: The Hell in a Cell match, somewhere I heard someone say that he was meant to fall through, but it happened sooner than intended.
A couple of these were disproven by The Undertaker
WWE working us about Dwayne replacing Cody for the heat is a work. They’re spinning it as a work because of the unprecedented backlash
As far as the streak ending being an audible, my brother was there live and said the graphic popped up for a split second on the stage near the beginning of the match. I think that was the plan from the start. And we all know Taker had been trying to get Brock back for that match for a while.
The Shawn Michaels injury theory is exactly what I was thinking about and made me search for this content.
I loved the video but I thought the most interesting point made was Foley always mentioning the unplanned nature of the chair smacking him in the face. Pointing out how random that is really does take a bit of the randomness of the fall itself out of it.
I think the fact that the chair was sitting on the panel that broke underneath Mick Foley at the Hell in a cell is proof that that spot was not planned to go through the cage. If he was planning to go through that cage they would have made sure there wasn't anything on that spot that could fall underneath him. If that chair had landed on its edge underneath him he would have been literally broken in half
5:04 Is that really a conspiracy theory at this point? I thought WWE has pretty much acknowledged that yeah, he had a major back injury but his personal demons kept him out for 4 years.
I don't think WWE themselves have acknowledged it but Bruce and Jim have both echoed that sentiment.
Hope we see the macho Steph rumors
Hogan said he needed 100 stitches underneath the skin - pretty sure that would not even be possible to do around the orbital bone because of how small that area is.
Am I the only one who thinks Vince had Owen killed out of revenge for Bret knocking him out?? Wtf guys?
Yes you are
I hate that people never listened to what AJ actually said, he never said he believed in it he just said it was interesting to think about…
I've listened to this. And he literally was caught off guard and deflected the idea he would believe in it, because he knows it damages his public image.
He also said "They have some valid points" which nobody ever would say if it's only "interesting". Because anyone with even the slightest physical understanding knows what a load of bullshit it is.
It has become a meme now. Even if aj styles would prove the earth is a sphere to the point where it convinced the flat earthers, thus ending the "faction", i feel like he would still be remembered as the flawless wrestler who believed the earth is flat 😂. At this point, i just roll with it
I'm late af, but maybe that Shawn stayed out longer cause him and The Rock didn't get along either!!
Jeff vs Rey would have been the dream for cruiser at 19 for me, good stuff guys, and HBK was def hurt you can see it all over his face and back injuries suck I have 2 herniated discs and have been out of my job for 7 months butttttt that is a good point about Rock and Stone Cold dying down when he returned and Shawn is a great actor, Have you guys heard the one that Vince McMahon is actually an actor and so is his whole family that would be so Wild lol
When I saw macho man in the thumbnail I thought we'd be talking about Steph
You've sold me on the idea of Russo being sent to WCW.
Not that he was paid by Vince, but incentivised, much like Bret was, to be amicably released, and to seek the pay of Turner and WCW.
(For those that don't know, Bret had a huge, 20 year contract in WWF, and Vince basically said, I cannot afford your contract, and you will not be featured as heavy, and to see what WCW would offer. WCW offered 9 mill over 3 years, and the rest is history)
That one square on top the cage had plastic zip ties you can def see. Taker almost accidentally fell through it when he 1st gets up there.
the difference between the in house doctors and the non-WWE doctors was not because of Roman Reigns, it was because of Chris Benoit
My conspiracy is I believe Bray Wyatt was only released so he could go film his movie and was always meant to return afterwards, he's just biding his time for the perfect moment to return. Hence why he hasn't signed anywhere else (as far as we know).
What movie
This didnt age well😢
RIP Bray wyatt❤
Macho Man and Stephanie
Definitely 99% likely true
She snapped into his Slim Jim
Well here's a video idea I never considered but will really enjoy!
1:54 Lots of long title reigns happen this way. Honky kept the belt in Feb '88 because he threatened to go to JCP. Demolition got to be the longest tag team champions because they were getting wrongway face pops while the Powers were turning out to be one dimensional meatheads so rather than have a new set of babyface champions, the existing heel champions were turned face and allowed to keep the belts and have two title reigns welded into one. Curt Hennig was meant to be an interim champion who would lose his belt and hair to Brutus Beefcake, the man who beat him at WM6 only to get screwed in the IC title tournament. But then Brutus got injured and replacement face champion Kerry turned out to be a druggy dud while Bret was stuck in a tag title reign, so Mr Perfect was allowed to regain and then kept the belt medium term (and kept those long goldilocks until his death.)
It's a damn shame Kerry had so many issues. If he was reliable and had his head screwed on, he was exactly the kind of babyface Vince liked as he was a good looking dude with a great physique who was a decent in ring worker. At the very least he would have had a much better IC title reign if not more.
@@ziahamm1603 Kerry was plan B to Hogan's plan C for Vince in 1982-1984 (Plan A , the revenge of Superstar Graham, having been ditched when he turned up as Karate Man in late '82.)
Except Jeff was a replacement at No Way Out 2003. Test was late.
Stephanie McMahon snapped into Macho Man's Slim Jim
Love the roundtable format videos!
Vince killed owin and benot
My WWE conspiracy theory is that Vince has always shit on his secretaries. 💩
great video but the honky tonks stuff isn't a conspiracy, its pretty much settled fact at this point
Steamboat was TOTALLY P-WHIPPED by his wife Bonnie. Iy was pathetic, he was finally ready to make the big money, and his wife benched him. And Honky Tonk was the LEGIT greatest I.C champ ever. Watch some of his old promos and matches.....Honk Tonk was one of the best ever, INCREDIBLE PERFORMER!
The jeff and matt one seems to make sense because at that time they had jeff trying to eliminate matt from the rumble only to be thown out himself by matt with the help of shannon moore and then they did that angle at no way out were matt told jeff he could be a mfer too and it just seemed weird that jeff who was really over with the crowd didn't have a mania match not even a heat match why ? And that would be when jeff was spiraling more and more
Yea, Jeff and Matt while making a great tag team weren't a good match as osw states so they purposely avoided having another at mania
@@standardofexcellence yeah because i also remember the "feud" that was suppose to start after survior series but they did a one and done match which im sure they would've used as part of the storyline but yeah im sure wwe is like uhhhh will see?? Lol
My favorite theories are the Macho Man/Stephanie McMahon alleged relationship. And that Vice McMahon is actually Bisexual. Because of how he likes male performers to have big physiques.
Shawn got legit back surgery and dove deeply into his drug addiction until late 2001
That Mick Foley one is such a load of bollocks 😅
I’m not looking it up so I could be wrong but I think it was Pedro Morales who had the record broke by Honky Tonk not Savage 🤔
HBK was out of his mind on painkillers for four years, that's why he didn't come back.
I believe that Ross Tweddell is the Ultimate Warrior! Jim Hellwig died in the early 90’s Ross replaced Jim as the Ultimate Warrior and because at such a young age (a child who looked like a man with huge muscles due to good genetics) they had to get a man in his 50’s to play the Ultimate Warrior at the Hall Of Fame ceremony and that’s the guy who died
Wait a minute . Hogan was the third man and Macho was the fourth man 😮
I’ve always thought it was weird in early to mid 2000 PPV cinematics. Take the opening to No Way out 2004 -it’s says we are all mortal ( pans to a view of Chris Benoit) and then it says one day … we will die (pans to Eddie guerrero) this was made before there deaths.
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Di Biasse should have had a run with the world belt. Savage should have chased him for a year while Hogan was out, won it when Hulk was ready to come back. Then turned heel.
17:00 Pedro Morales's second reign was longer than Randy Savage's.
I surprised nobody brought up Steph and Macho 👉🏽👌🏽
I'm waiting for you guys to put together a proper documentary style thing about the Vinnie mac shit... I'm sure you guys would give it the attention and empathy it deserves. All the morally wrong story lines, the backstage culture ...
You don't seem to know what a conspiracy theory is. You're just talking about rumors which is not the same thing at all.
I did see a conspiracy theory that EVERYONE was IN on the Montreal Screw Job, including Bret Hart. Vince is of opinion that ALL publicity is good publicity, unless you are getting sued, it send out Bret Hart as a lovable baby face that got royally screwed, Vince's parting gift, Vince introduced WWE owner/chairman character/himself after that and became a staple on shows, he was only mentioned as owner/chairman once or twice before that. HBK did a job for Vince that probably helped smooth over any issues and gave him some money in the bank with Vince, heck, 2 months after the screw job, HBK took a break from wrestling, maybe it was a paid vacation from Vince for doing him a job.
Could you guys do like a top 5 matches and talk through them? Love the content
I’m like 40 seconds into the video writing this comment so you could have spoken about in the video (I doubt it though) I once a few years back heard a theory that the Vince McMahon we all know is actually just an on screen character while the real Vince is or was seeing he retired pulling all the strings backstage and next to nobody has seen the man or know what he looks like
Sounds like someone just replaced Big Boss with Vinny Mac lol