As far as the title belt and I love Hall and Nash in the buisness. The you shoot segments are just as awesome, to clarify they are working us again on these things because we are marks. But the MONEY MEN above are totaly wrong and would do the same thing as Flair to take the NWA World Title belt to the WWF. They are liars. They talked Medusa into brining the WWF women's title to WCW Nitro to through it in the trashcan. I guess either greed or somas or plain ignorance of pro wrestling NWA lineage history, they don't care about it beause that dosent put money in their pocket. That's cool money comes first I dig it. Hall you want to question why Vince would want to put the strap on Flair because Flair brought the WCW strap with him to another company. Well as Flair loves to say old school back in the day why he have his opponents leg ready to put them in the figure four "now it's time to go to school Outsiders lol" History lesson 101 hall. At that time that big gold belt was the WCW World Heavyweight Title as well as the recognised NWA World Heavyweight Title per the NWA. NWA stripped Flair of the title a month after Flair's time in the WWF. WCW stripped Flair of the title at his time of departure. The actually belt signafied him as the world heavyweight champion of both the WCW and NWA. The physical belt is actually the NWA title. In 1948 in the conception of the one world heavyweight champion of all the territories to travel and defend.the NWA came up with an idea to have that champion provide $10,000 in an escrow to ensure that current champion would not run off with the NWA championship. If an NWA World Champion would attempt to run out with the belt he would forfeit his payment and interest and we all know it was not worth that much the physical belt I mean. With inflation each wrestler fortunate enough to be voted as world champion had the escrow, it got higher as the years went on. Flair's last reign he had to pay $25,000 dollars and at his time of departure to the WWF he was owed $38,000. Jim Herd the boss of WCW at the time refused to refund him his money. The small NWA at the time felt that Herd was responsible to pay Flair his money back at the time because Turner bought out Crockett who provided the big gold belt at the time and was NWA president and treasure in 88 at the time of purchase. So Herd instead of conferring in Turner to provide Flair with his $38,000 told Flair to fuck off. Steamboat, Sting, Garvin, Race, Rhodes, VonErich, Jumbo, Rich, T Funk, Briscoe, D Funk Jr, Keninski, Hutton, O'Connor, Rogers, Thez, and Brown all got their deposits back upon looseing and relinquishing the title. I guess the exception of Victor, Bo Bo, Race's win and loss in New Zealand, Kowalski, Colon, and Rhodes Star Cade win and strip in 85. But all other champions above were returned their deposits except for Flair's last reign. So I feel that Flair was right in not relinquishing the physical belt if they were not going to return his deposit. Hall and Nash are all about the money they would do the same. All Herd had to do or Turner was to provide Flair his deposit and he would have given the physical belt back.
All men are guilty of sin. Repentance means to turn away from your sin. For example, if you are a liar you stop lying. Repenting is not just saying sorry, it is saying sorry and not continuing to do that sin. Sin is what separates us from God. God sent his son Jesus to die for our sins. Meaning Jesus took the punishment for our sins on the cross. If we believe on Jesus our sins can be washed away, and God will remember them no more. If we reject the son of God and continue in sin we will be under Gods wrath(hell fire). Repent today and believe on Jesus Christ, and recieve the free gift of eternal life.
@@brotherdj777 No one who overcame any serious hardship in life did so because of a God….if you want to believe that’s true, then you have to be willing to admit every other person who believes in some different God and that’s true too…last time I checked, every notion of God can’t be true.
Scott Hall in my opinion, is still ridiculously underrated. Could work any style & with anyone, took great bumps, wasn't insistent on always winning, understood the business, had a great look & was great on the stick. One of my personal favorites
I’m currently watching old Raws & Nitros on the WWE Network atm and I’m up to the 16th June 1997. On the 16th June episode Scott is having a singles match with Ric Flair and as I’m watching Scott deliver a series of punches to Flair I said to myself “Scott has the best working punches in the business and I forgot just forgot how good Scott really is”. Steve Austin, Bret Hart & Jerry Lawler had a good working punch too but Scott has the best punches I’ve ever seen in wrestling and I’ve been watching wrestling since 1986, watching WWF/WWE, WCW, NJPW, NXT, AEW, ROH & a little All Japan (I live in England so I never saw the old territories or the original ECW though a lot of the old territories are on the WWE Network). I forgot to say Undertaker has excellent punches too especially when he gets his opponent in the corner
It is still heartbreaking to think of just how good Scott Hall was, and how good could he have been had he gotten out of his own way.... such a great mind for the business and SO good in the ring
I dig the way Scott says "wow, thats Ric Flair". Even though Hall didn't appreciate the way Flair booked him, he still has the utmost respect for him. Scott Hall has an absolute grasp on the wrestling business making him one of, if not my favorite stars to listen to.
I would love it if Scott and Kevin did a podcast about their experience and just talk because they are fantastic storytellers. I can listen to Scott all day long.
These dudes are in different cities all the time. That shirt might've been a desperation buy 3 cities ago. I have the same shirts I've had for years, but I'm not travelling across the country every week.
Scott Hall was fantastic in his prime & I never understood why he wasn’t pushed more. Thanks to these interviews I understand his substance issues contributed to that
If he was in the business today, he would be the top G. 90s was absolutely stacked with charismatic guys so more difficult to reach the top. He absolutely owned the NWO angle, without him that just wouldn’t have worked the way it, far more so than Nash and Hogan.
Warrior had zero talent, was grossly over rated and had no business in the wrestling ring, He ushered in the era of the 'roided up posers who destroyed professional wrestling.
Rofl! Pure ignorance. Don’t tell Hogan. There have been stars pushing promoters throughout wrestling history. Actually warrior may have been the first to demand huge money as a flash-in-the-pan. He paved the way for incredibly one dimensional people who are good for a few months. He and Goldberg make hogan look like de niro. I think warrior was a quite a guy outside of the ring, I like many of his values, but in terms of the wrestling business he and Goldberg took far more than they ever gave. Their outsized hype is intact bc they never Stayed or contributed long enough for causal fans it realize they can’t do anything in the ring or even in storylines.
@@MSH786 I'm a WWF fan. I like strong ass-kickers. Are you a WWE fan who likes 'sports entertainment' and little gay wimps that even advertises how fake it is?
You know why I love Hall ... After everything he's been thru you can tell he's at a point in life where he does these interviews with a mindset of ... Why lie it's not like you can do anything to damage your own reputation anymore than you already have I know that sounds messed up and I guess it kinda is but I admire him for being one of the few wrestlers who'll tell you as it is rather than covering their own ass he came in here told you he didn't like Flair because he didn't trust him but still made sure to let us know that Flairs one of the all time greats and belongs in wrestling because he still gets a reaction from the fans ... Most guys wouldn't stop and show that kind of respect for someone they don't like
From what I heard, the reason Ric flair took the belt with him was that he loaned money to Jim Crockett but they didn’t pay him back. The belt was worth $40k at that time I think
The rule was the champ had to put a $25K deposit down when they got the belt. WCW didn't pay Flair his deposit back so he took the belt. As far as he was concerned, until they paid him back that belt was his. It's a very well known story.
It was 25 plus interest. The first time he won I'm pretty sure it was 10k and he got it back. But after it moved up to 25, and he was holding it often, and for longer periods of time he just left the money in the bank.
While this is true, I think tying the belt deposit to actually appearing in WWF TV with the belt was Meltzer revisionism to make one of his favorites look better in the situation. In other words, Flair arguably had a right to hang onto the physical belt as leverage to get his deposit back, which he must’ve felt there was a legit chance WCW/Turner would stiff him on. But that doesn’t mean he had to wear it on WWF TV. That IMO was Ric being a conniver. While I’m sure Vince relished the idea of having Ric w/the belt as not only a way to tweak the nose of WCW but also as a damn good TV angle to set up Flair-Hogan, I’m also sure Ric was 100% on board with it as a way to get himself over in WWF. And that, based on the old ways wrestling was run, was shitty on Flair’s part.
If you mean how they like left and went to WCW...Neither really wanting to remember...to receive the not the second or third but FIRST guaranteed contracts which would soon make it to where a contracts were guaranteed...so that people like Austin or HBK or literally ANY other guy didn't have to worry soooo much when they got hurt bout where they could get money while off..and not have to hurry back before fully healed shortening their careers...???Cause we all know tassels got killer health insurance right??? Lol.Im not sayin it was ALL good...but how much of their "bad business" did they have a say so in...Yea the Clique was prix...but hey atleast they're not like Cena only makin sure he got paid...Hell they kept their whole crew on top lol
John Paul Arango because he was supposedly difficult to work with and had a habit of holding promoters up at the last second to get more money. He wasn’t a good wrestler at all. Extremely limited in the ring. His promos never made sense. He just sprinted to the ring, shook the ropes and was out of energy before the bell rang. The only thing he had going for him was his look and the energy he brought in his entrance to the ring. That being said, I was a huge fan of his when I was a kid.
@@myquest666420 Hogan couldnt wrestle for shit , he very was limited also but none seems to mention that about him , I just think they didnt like the fact that Warrior was so popular with the fans so they made sly remarks about his ability . Warrior will always be my favourite
people talk trash about these two and rightfully so but they changed the business in so many ways and took advantage of everything you can't blame them for being smart
These guys are gladiators 6’5+ and in prime girls jumped to sit on there faces no doubt ... mean while I’m 20 and 5’4 and eating Cheetos watching them lol
Too high on Flair. The guy ran NWA and of course won 15 titles. He was the loved/hated villain but there were many wrestlers better than Flair. Flair was just popular and "the boss" so he got his way a lot
@@brianreed1859 He got paid, won titles, knew how to sell his gimmick like no other, had the women, partied every single night...The greatest of them all bro
@@lightmeuplikeachristmastre6004 - Hogan won titles as well and didn't lose near as many titles either. And didn't have to cheat to win titles. THE GREATEST OF ALL TIME
I knew the difference between WWE and WCW as far as scripting and leniency and professionalism and realism and "reality" in 1997 when I watched Hall and Nash vs Wrath and Mortis on Nitro. Before the match even started I realized "these guys are allowed to do WHATEVER THE FUCK THEY WANT when they walk through that curtain". In my mind WCW was here to stay and the corny scripted ways of old WWE was what was going to end Vince and his company. I was obviously a tiny bit incorrect. Still can't believe they totally ruined such a good thing. Man those were the days.
Kevin's heart and soul was always in basketball, kind of like Sid's love for softball or Wahoo's love for golf. Had the dude stayed healthy, he had a legitimate chance to be a 10+ year NBA all-star. Magic Johnson has even acknowledged Kevin's b-ball talent.
Idk that i agree about what they said about Flair. If I were in Flair's shoes and had $25k into my personal title I wouldn't have just given it back after WCW refused to give him the money he paid for it. Maybe he shouldn't have brought it on TV but if he owned that title he had every right to keep it.
Exactly Vince would have just paid what was owed. Hell if it went higher up in Turner Corporate I'm sure they would have paid. It was just bad business, and they got what they deserved. And this is from a WCW/NWA mark who preferred them before they were number 1, and longer than I probably should have when they went back to two lol.
@@steveomac385 see that’s the thing. That’s not how it worked (works) in WWF. You don’t pay a $25k bond to keep the title. That’s what Hall and Nash didn’t understand here. They’re speaking of “the belt” here in the same context as the actual WCW they worked for, not the WCW that belonged to NWA (they didn’t secede until 1993) when Flair put up the $25k as it still belonged to the NWA at the time. When they refused to pay back that bond? That wasn’t WCW’s belt or the NWA’s belt anymore. That was Ric Flair’s personal property that he purchased.
I loved watching these guys wrestle as a kid and I'm so happy that hall got his life together but these guys were untrustworthy and difficult to work with when they were in the business. So its hypocritical for them to talk bad about others and absurd
I love listening to these two. But they missed the mark on Flair being untrustworthy with the belt. He kept that belt for a good reason. WCW screwed him over and refused to give him his deposit back. So he did what we all would want. Make it into good business.
Another thing I respect Vince for is he didn't disgrace the WCW title when Flair brought it. He showed it the respect it deserved allowing flair to claim himself "the true champion" and also Vinces dad's history with the NWA is another reason.
Herd wouldn't give Flair back the money he put up for the belt. Flair had every right to take the belt with him. Say what you want about Ric Flair but, there is no denying, he was probably the best world champion EVER. He lived his gimmick 24 hours a day for YEARS. He had brutal schedule for YEARS. Most other guys couldn't do what Flair did for a month.
Kevin Nash talking about someone else having limitations. The dude could do a powerbomb, the one taking the powerbomb does everything. And a sidewalk slam. At least he knew he didn't have to do anything else.
I'm no big fan of wrestling in general but loved watching it with my grandfather but you can tell these boys are tight and genuine. Same with the HHH friendship as well. Your gonna do the best for your boys and make as much as you can and nobody can say otherwise
You could go down the list from the cast of characters to the matches & interviews to the commentators! Everything was just so much better during the time Kevin & Scott amongst a few others that we're wrestling..And if you don't believe me just watch & listen to the SELLOUT CROWDS compared to the church-goers that are crowds now! It's like walkin in a f%ckin library nowdays!' 😳
Certain wrestlers wale them uo tho. But it's the boys only. Not the cheeseheads we have today. I barely watch anymore. They need to bring back WCW or Vince needs to send Rock a blank check to come back. No big name wrestlers today, that's why it's only in cruise control instead of winning the Daytona 500
Hall as Razor Ramon and Nikita Koloff were probably two of the most-believable heal gimmicks ever. Growing up, I swore Razor was Latino and Nikita was Russian and spoke English with that thick accent.
for a guy who is all about the money, Nash should remember that Flair actually put several thousand dollars that WCW owed him for that belt. Until they coughed up the dough, that was Flair's belt to do with as he pleased.
people shit on these guys,it's like they forget they were mega-stars,Razor Ramone? jeez when he came onto the scene there were few heels hated more,which means he was great at his job. And the HBK/Diesel pairing was bloody perfect.
Why does Nash consider himself a really good guy who doesn't care about putting people over unlike other people when he refuses to put over Warrior on his way out after Vince asks him too? He still said no to "the boss", how is that not unprofessional? Especially for the reasons he's stated
9791259 Nash has no reason not to respect the Ultimate Warrior, and both these guys like to talk about how wrestling is a work and it's all about the money, so why should it matter? The Ultimate Warrior was always a much bigger draw than Nash, made a much bigger impact on the industry, and Vince wanted Nash to do the honors on his way out, so why does he get to pick and choose who he'll lose to I'm not really a fan of the Ultimate Warrior, but it's hypocritical of them to sit there and talk like this, and of course Hall sat out of Wrestlemania that year because he didn't wanna job to Golddust But it's just a work right Scott? What are you, A MARK??? Nash and Hall like to boo boo about people not putting there shit and ideas over, about people not jumping aboard there plans, so what makes there actions ok?
+R.A.J. Your absolutely wrong hall didn't work that mania because he had already gave his notice to Vince and Vince didn't want to give a guy leaving a push and especially give him that good wrestlemania payday mark
Mike Tremamunno Nash worked Mania that year and received a great payday from Vince according to Jim Cornette, why would Vince deny Hall a WM payday when he gave Nash one after getting his notice as well, that doesn't make any sense Hall has stated that he refused to work with Goldust because of his homophobia, thus removing himself from the feud which canceled his match with him at WM that year, Hall came back and jobbed to Vader for his last ppv match for the WWF.....but if Halls not a MARK!!! than why should he give a shit about the Goldust stuff, he should give Dustin the rub and go ahead and get his WM payoff, why play all these games? The match with Goldust and Razor could have ended the same way as Goldust's match with Piper did, and you get the same result, have Razor lose to Vader like he ended up doing and everything works out fine....Hall didn't play ball because he's as big of a MARK!!! as he says everybody else is
R.A.J. Vince’s relationship with Nash and Hall were MUCH different. He could sweet talk Kev...You ain’t sweet talking Hall lol...Hall understands only $$$$$$$
RIP to Scott Hall... One of the best wrestlers to EVER do it!! Thanks for the memories!!
Its 2022 and I cant stop binging on 1990s wrestling drama
I could listen to these two all freaking day!!!
Yup unbelievable minds for the business very smart n just so happens razor n dese were my favorites as a kid
As far as the title belt and I love Hall and Nash in the buisness. The you shoot segments are just as awesome, to clarify they are working us again on these things because we are marks. But the MONEY MEN above are totaly wrong and would do the same thing as Flair to take the NWA World Title belt to the WWF. They are liars. They talked Medusa into brining the WWF women's title to WCW Nitro to through it in the trashcan. I guess either greed or somas or plain ignorance of pro wrestling NWA lineage history, they don't care about it beause that dosent put money in their pocket. That's cool money comes first I dig it. Hall you want to question why Vince would want to put the strap on Flair because Flair brought the WCW strap with him to another company. Well as Flair loves to say old school back in the day why he have his opponents leg ready to put them in the figure four "now it's time to go to school Outsiders lol" History lesson 101 hall. At that time that big gold belt was the WCW World Heavyweight Title as well as the recognised NWA World Heavyweight Title per the NWA. NWA stripped Flair of the title a month after Flair's time in the WWF. WCW stripped Flair of the title at his time of departure. The actually belt signafied him as the world heavyweight champion of both the WCW and NWA. The physical belt is actually the NWA title. In 1948 in the conception of the one world heavyweight champion of all the territories to travel and defend.the NWA came up with an idea to have that champion provide $10,000 in an escrow to ensure that current champion would not run off with the NWA championship. If an NWA World Champion would attempt to run out with the belt he would forfeit his payment and interest and we all know it was not worth that much the physical belt I mean. With inflation each wrestler fortunate enough to be voted as world champion had the escrow, it got higher as the years went on. Flair's last reign he had to pay $25,000 dollars and at his time of departure to the WWF he was owed $38,000. Jim Herd the boss of WCW at the time refused to refund him his money. The small NWA at the time felt that Herd was responsible to pay Flair his money back at the time because Turner bought out Crockett who provided the big gold belt at the time and was NWA president and treasure in 88 at the time of purchase. So Herd instead of conferring in Turner to provide Flair with his $38,000 told Flair to fuck off. Steamboat, Sting, Garvin, Race, Rhodes, VonErich, Jumbo, Rich, T Funk, Briscoe, D Funk Jr, Keninski, Hutton, O'Connor, Rogers, Thez, and Brown all got their deposits back upon looseing and relinquishing the title. I guess the exception of Victor, Bo Bo, Race's win and loss in New Zealand, Kowalski, Colon, and Rhodes Star Cade win and strip in 85. But all other champions above were returned their deposits except for Flair's last reign. So I feel that Flair was right in not relinquishing the physical belt if they were not going to return his deposit. Hall and Nash are all about the money they would do the same. All Herd had to do or Turner was to provide Flair his deposit and he would have given the physical belt back.
Facts. I love their stories
I have The Outsiders T shirt for over 22 years now
They're too tired to lie!
My dude saw these guys at a strip club in GA went up to them to tell em how much he liked them and these guys bought my boy a beer. Real Men here
All men are guilty of sin. Repentance means to turn away from your sin. For example, if you are a liar you stop lying. Repenting is not just saying sorry, it is saying sorry and not continuing to do that sin. Sin is what separates us from God. God sent his son Jesus to die for our sins. Meaning Jesus took the punishment for our sins on the cross. If we believe on Jesus our sins can be washed away, and God will remember them no more. If we reject the son of God and continue in sin we will be under Gods wrath(hell fire). Repent today and believe on Jesus Christ, and recieve the free gift of eternal life.
All that because he accepted a beer... shiiiyyat!!!
A bunch of old dudes getting drunk at a strip club....yeah...real men.
@@brotherdj777 No one who overcame any serious hardship in life did so because of a God….if you want to believe that’s true, then you have to be willing to admit every other person who believes in some different God and that’s true too…last time I checked, every notion of God can’t be true.
Nothing against Nash and Hall, but buying someone a beer doesn't make a man a man.
I love these two. Honesty is really appreciated. They tell it as it is from their perspective, and they don't sugar coat it.
Scott Hall in my opinion, is still ridiculously underrated. Could work any style & with anyone, took great bumps, wasn't insistent on always winning, understood the business, had a great look & was great on the stick. One of my personal favorites
when Scott was on his game and not messed up he was one of the best
HEY YO
I love how he never complained about putting anyone over. Great wrestler. Probably one of the best without being world champion.
I’m currently watching old Raws & Nitros on the WWE Network atm and I’m up to the 16th June 1997. On the 16th June episode Scott is having a singles match with Ric Flair and as I’m watching Scott deliver a series of punches to Flair I said to myself “Scott has the best working punches in the business and I forgot just forgot how good Scott really is”. Steve Austin, Bret Hart & Jerry Lawler had a good working punch too but Scott has the best punches I’ve ever seen in wrestling and I’ve been watching wrestling since 1986, watching WWF/WWE, WCW, NJPW, NXT, AEW, ROH & a little All Japan (I live in England so I never saw the old territories or the original ECW though a lot of the old territories are on the WWE Network). I forgot to say Undertaker has excellent punches too especially when he gets his opponent in the corner
Extremely underrated and very talented. Pretty all around wrestler. Drugs and alcohol destroyed him sadly 😢
It is still heartbreaking to think of just how good Scott Hall was, and how good could he have been had he gotten out of his own way.... such a great mind for the business and SO good in the ring
I dig the way Scott says "wow, thats Ric Flair". Even though Hall didn't appreciate the way Flair booked him, he still has the utmost respect for him. Scott Hall has an absolute grasp on the wrestling business making him one of, if not my favorite stars to listen to.
I would love it if Scott and Kevin did a podcast about their experience and just talk because they are fantastic storytellers. I can listen to Scott all day long.
I believe they both respect flair as worker. They just don t like flair personally they think he s an asshole
@@EM-tg4ft Good luck with that chump!
Scott hates Flair but likes Dusty. Kev hates Dusty but likes Flair.
Easier to ask for forgiveness than permission!!!!!
Hahahaha
Scott hall with a G-Unit shirt LOL
ManPursueExcellence scott hall is gangster af
He is my nigga
Scott hall is more of a gangsta that 50.. Hall has a body count.. Google Scott Hall murder lmao
5 bucks at Walmart
These dudes are in different cities all the time. That shirt might've been a desperation buy 3 cities ago. I have the same shirts I've had for years, but I'm not travelling across the country every week.
hall & nash 40 years from now every body will say the outsiders were great i say it now
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Same. My favorites
they have been iconic for 25 years what you talking about?
Just to reiterate.....Kevin Nash has a great head of hair
These guys are the most non-brother brothers in wrestling history. They were separated at birth.
I died during that segment where the nWo was mocking the 4-Horsemen in the ring, and X-Pac called Flair banana nose lmao!🤣
Loads of people saying warrior couldn't work blah blah when you where a kid i bet you popped when that music hit
Exaclty. If you get over to the level he did who gives a fuck if you can work or not
Scott Hall was fantastic in his prime & I never understood why he wasn’t pushed more. Thanks to these interviews I understand his substance issues contributed to that
If he was in the business today, he would be the top G. 90s was absolutely stacked with charismatic guys so more difficult to reach the top. He absolutely owned the NWO angle, without him that just wouldn’t have worked the way it, far more so than Nash and Hogan.
Nash: There's nothing organic on the show anymore. So true. BTW: If my hair would flow like that mane of Nash I would grow it out in a second.
You're lucky to have hair
Good for Hall, he's right. Guys like the Warrior paved the way for everybody else, going for big contracts and get paid what they're worth.
Warrior had zero talent, was grossly over rated and had no business in the wrestling ring, He ushered in the era of the 'roided up posers who destroyed professional wrestling.
Rofl! Pure ignorance. Don’t tell Hogan. There have been stars pushing promoters throughout wrestling history.
Actually warrior may have been the first to demand huge money as a flash-in-the-pan. He paved the way for incredibly one dimensional people who are good for a few months. He and Goldberg make hogan look like de niro. I think warrior was a quite a guy outside of the ring, I like many of his values, but in terms of the wrestling business he and Goldberg took far more than they ever gave. Their outsized hype is intact bc they never Stayed or contributed long enough for causal fans it realize they can’t do anything in the ring or even in storylines.
I'd watch an entertaining ass-kicker like Warrior any day....over some boring little guy who can 'wrestle'.
Jason Michael, then you’re not a real true pro wrestling fan. You’re just a casual fan of “sports entertainment”.
@@MSH786 I'm a WWF fan. I like strong ass-kickers. Are you a WWE fan who likes 'sports entertainment' and little gay wimps that even advertises how fake it is?
Every man should strive to have Kevin's hair follicles!! Lol
You mean strive to have titanium silver hair? XD
@@Tikus_90 i'm slowly getting there.
by that i'm guessing you mean a full head of thick hair. mission accomplished.
@@jpbart1390True. I'd rather have a head full of grey hair than have no hair and bad receding hairlines lol.
True that. Glad I don't have hair like the Hulkster. If I did, I wouldn't sport the skullet. My hair's still long, though.@@nick56677
You know why I love Hall ... After everything he's been thru you can tell he's at a point in life where he does these interviews with a mindset of ... Why lie it's not like you can do anything to damage your own reputation anymore than you already have
I know that sounds messed up and I guess it kinda is but I admire him for being one of the few wrestlers who'll tell you as it is rather than covering their own ass he came in here told you he didn't like Flair because he didn't trust him but still made sure to let us know that Flairs one of the all time greats and belongs in wrestling because he still gets a reaction from the fans ... Most guys wouldn't stop and show that kind of respect for someone they don't like
And in wrestling, there are plenty of liars.
@@thebigz3786 easy to figure who is & isn't
@@orgonkothewildlyuntamed6301 agreed.
I've always been that way meself. Fux it.
The way scott looks at kevin, that is true love
Scott taught Kevin a lot about the business earlier in their careers. It shows how proud he is that Nash retained all the knowledge he taught him.
In the beginning of the full interview, Scott rubs dirt off Nash's back. Now THAT is "true love". haha
@@AMP3083officialwell i don't get down like that DUDEEE! Cool n all but nope you needa stop saying that oddball stuff.
He loved him more than his dead son who was glamming him, look that up, look up nash son glamming
Nash and Hall are up there as my favorite shoots.
"speaking of bret..."
"heeeeeey!"
haha
"Speaking of Brett" 🤣😂🤣
Their reactions were fantastic lol
THIS MOFO still chewin on that toothpick
These are brothers. Its a bond beyond all boundaries and blood. Rare.
"It's easier to ask for forgiveness than permission." I like that
Man these guys care cool, they are the very definition of cool and the coolest guys in the wrestling business
Flair had put a deposit for the belt, and was owed money back, with interest, as all the previous champions had done. Herd wouldn't pay him.
Load the spaceship wit the rocket fuel load it wit the warriors the greatest ever always believe brothers
From what I heard, the reason Ric flair took the belt with him was that he loaned money to Jim Crockett but they didn’t pay him back. The belt was worth $40k at that time I think
The rule was the champ had to put a $25K deposit down when they got the belt. WCW didn't pay Flair his deposit back so he took the belt. As far as he was concerned, until they paid him back that belt was his. It's a very well known story.
@@Scooby3150 true.
It was 25 plus interest. The first time he won I'm pretty sure it was 10k and he got it back. But after it moved up to 25, and he was holding it often, and for longer periods of time he just left the money in the bank.
While this is true, I think tying the belt deposit to actually appearing in WWF TV with the belt was Meltzer revisionism to make one of his favorites look better in the situation.
In other words, Flair arguably had a right to hang onto the physical belt as leverage to get his deposit back, which he must’ve felt there was a legit chance WCW/Turner would stiff him on. But that doesn’t mean he had to wear it on WWF TV. That IMO was Ric being a conniver. While I’m sure Vince relished the idea of having Ric w/the belt as not only a way to tweak the nose of WCW but also as a damn good TV angle to set up Flair-Hogan, I’m also sure Ric was 100% on board with it as a way to get himself over in WWF.
And that, based on the old ways wrestling was run, was shitty on Flair’s part.
Pretty good money 💰 for a belt.
"That's Ric Flair! I insisted on taking the figure four right in the middle."
are THESE guys telling us what's "bad business?" The irony is palpable.
How so?
If you mean how they like left and went to WCW...Neither really wanting to remember...to receive the not the second or third but FIRST guaranteed contracts which would soon make it to where a contracts were guaranteed...so that people like Austin or HBK or literally ANY other guy didn't have to worry soooo much when they got hurt bout where they could get money while off..and not have to hurry back before fully healed shortening their careers...???Cause we all know tassels got killer health insurance right??? Lol.Im not sayin it was ALL good...but how much of their "bad business" did they have a say so in...Yea the Clique was prix...but hey atleast they're not like Cena only makin sure he got paid...Hell they kept their whole crew on top lol
I talk mad.shit on fake wrestling. But these make me remember why I liked it as a kid. Also that my childhood is gone foeva
hahaha love how Scott hall has the G-UNIT shirt on. hahaha luv it
Ashley P that's that wake up and put anything on type of thing, scott hall don't care lol, that's why I like these two
FAMIZ WAYNE I agree. they are both hilarious especially when they tell old wrestling stories
Ashley P yea they make it sound like we had to be there cause they had fun
IKR
FAMIZ WAYNE
YES INDEED
This was the first wrestler shoot I saw where the wrestlers didn’t talk shit about The Ultimate Warrior. Was pretty refreshing.
David Serkland Why does everyone talk shit about him?
John Paul Arango because he was supposedly difficult to work with and had a habit of holding promoters up at the last second to get more money. He wasn’t a good wrestler at all. Extremely limited in the ring. His promos never made sense. He just sprinted to the ring, shook the ropes and was out of energy before the bell rang.
The only thing he had going for him was his look and the energy he brought in his entrance to the ring.
That being said, I was a huge fan of his when I was a kid.
@@myquest666420 Oh fair enough! Never got to see him. Cheers for the reply.
mike west pp
@@myquest666420 Hogan couldnt wrestle for shit , he very was limited also but none seems to mention that about him , I just think they didnt like the fact that Warrior was so popular with the fans so they made sly remarks about his ability . Warrior will always be my favourite
Just saw a interview where Nash was praising Flair for doing it.
Find yourself some who looks at you like Scott looks at Kevin.
Couldn’t agree more. Scott is criminally underrated
Great shoot interview by the legendary r f video !!🙌🙌🤙🤙👏👏🤟🤟
people talk trash about these two and rightfully so but they changed the business in so many ways and took advantage of everything you can't blame them for being smart
Yes Sir, nWo 4-Life!🙌
These guys are gladiators 6’5+ and in prime girls jumped to sit on there faces no doubt ... mean while I’m 20 and 5’4 and eating Cheetos watching them lol
@@StonerBoy-dw8lg Well at least you have a good attitude and a good sense of humor bro. Never lose that sense of humor, it will work wonders for you.
Flair times had come and gone but these guys couldn’t lace up the nature boys boots!!
Truth bro
Too high on Flair. The guy ran NWA and of course won 15 titles. He was the loved/hated villain but there were many wrestlers better than Flair. Flair was just popular and "the boss" so he got his way a lot
@@brianreed1859 He got paid, won titles, knew how to sell his gimmick like no other, had the women, partied every single night...The greatest of them all bro
@@lightmeuplikeachristmastre6004 - Hogan won titles as well and didn't lose near as many titles either. And didn't have to cheat to win titles. THE GREATEST OF ALL TIME
Brian Reed flair can have a great match with anyone and make them look great. Hogan was the drizzling shits in the ring.
Nightmare promotion would be ultimate warrior and Ahmed Johnson! ....... FOR 2 HOURS STRAIGHT!
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 be a good laugh tho. Especially the Warrior
3:49........props to the interviewer lol
Best 2 ever in the industry. Period.
😂
It's quite refreshing to hear these two provide intelligent Insight without the filthy/vulgar words every eight seconds.
Not a fan of Flair, but any member of the Kliq calling anyone else's character into question is hillarious
Looks bored like Nash is in trigonometry class..
Love his shirt 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Terry FUNK didn't need a territory or a belt He Was ALL THAT
Both these guys,wish they could be as good as Ric flair
Ultimate Warrior Running Down the Isle AND YOU CANT TEACH THAT!!!
Hahahaaaa! Tombstone: you are the G.O.A.T.
You don’t have to. It’s just running. Anybody can do it 😂
No he was a terrible wrestler period.
You cant teach wasting all of your energy on running to the ring. Then having a crap match because hes blown up from the run in
Came here to comment on that next level hair. That is all.
I knew the difference between WWE and WCW as far as scripting and leniency and professionalism and realism and "reality" in 1997 when I watched Hall and Nash vs Wrath and Mortis on Nitro. Before the match even started I realized "these guys are allowed to do WHATEVER THE FUCK THEY WANT when they walk through that curtain". In my mind WCW was here to stay and the corny scripted ways of old WWE was what was going to end Vince and his company. I was obviously a tiny bit incorrect. Still can't believe they totally ruined such a good thing. Man those were the days.
Kevin's heart and soul was always in basketball, kind of like Sid's love for softball or Wahoo's love for golf. Had the dude stayed healthy, he had a legitimate chance to be a 10+ year NBA all-star. Magic Johnson has even acknowledged Kevin's b-ball talent.
Did they throw the microphone over the top rope and out into the parking lot?
🤣🤣🤣 quality, unlike the sound
Idk that i agree about what they said about Flair. If I were in Flair's shoes and had $25k into my personal title I wouldn't have just given it back after WCW refused to give him the money he paid for it. Maybe he shouldn't have brought it on TV but if he owned that title he had every right to keep it.
Exactly Vince would have just paid what was owed. Hell if it went higher up in Turner Corporate I'm sure they would have paid. It was just bad business, and they got what they deserved. And this is from a WCW/NWA mark who preferred them before they were number 1, and longer than I probably should have when they went back to two lol.
@@steveomac385 see that’s the thing. That’s not how it worked (works) in WWF. You don’t pay a $25k bond to keep the title. That’s what Hall and Nash didn’t understand here. They’re speaking of “the belt” here in the same context as the actual WCW they worked for, not the WCW that belonged to NWA (they didn’t secede until 1993) when Flair put up the $25k as it still belonged to the NWA at the time. When they refused to pay back that bond? That wasn’t WCW’s belt or the NWA’s belt anymore. That was Ric Flair’s personal property that he purchased.
Kevin looking like The Lion Master. He just owns that shit. That hair is law. Lol!
If somebody owed me $25,000 I'd probably take something on my way out the door too.
I loved watching these guys wrestle as a kid and I'm so happy that hall got his life together but these guys were untrustworthy and difficult to work with when they were in the business. So its hypocritical for them to talk bad about others and absurd
Nice shirt Scott
I love listening to these two. But they missed the mark on Flair being untrustworthy with the belt. He kept that belt for a good reason. WCW screwed him over and refused to give him his deposit back. So he did what we all would want. Make it into good business.
Another thing I respect Vince for is he didn't disgrace the WCW title when Flair brought it. He showed it the respect it deserved allowing flair to claim himself "the true champion" and also Vinces dad's history with the NWA is another reason.
@@nick56677 good points
Nash got that Kenny Roger's vibe going
Herd wouldn't give Flair back the money he put up for the belt. Flair had every right to take the belt with him. Say what you want about Ric Flair but, there is no denying, he was probably the best world champion EVER. He lived his gimmick 24 hours a day for YEARS. He had brutal schedule for YEARS. Most other guys couldn't do what Flair did for a month.
I liked it better when wrestlers really cared about how they won or loss.
Kevin Nash talking about someone else having limitations. The dude could do a powerbomb, the one taking the powerbomb does everything. And a sidewalk slam. At least he knew he didn't have to do anything else.
Scott Hall was great
I'm no big fan of wrestling in general but loved watching it with my grandfather but you can tell these boys are tight and genuine. Same with the HHH friendship as well. Your gonna do the best for your boys and make as much as you can and nobody can say otherwise
These two were the biggest sacks in the BIZ. anyonein the "clique" calling someone untrustworthy ahahahahaha
^ 10 bucks says this dude is canadian. pfff. stop bro
Scott Hall is different, he’s not a POS like Nash and HBK
@@joshuam190 are you sure? He comes off pretty dude bro like "Its not wrong if they dont remember"
I’d bet cash money that Scott Hall is a decent person.
Bro you're trippin. HHH Nash and Hall are legends and beast
You could go down the list from the cast of characters to the matches & interviews to the commentators! Everything was just so much better during the time Kevin & Scott amongst a few others that we're wrestling..And if you don't believe me just watch & listen to the SELLOUT CROWDS compared to the church-goers that are crowds now! It's like walkin in a f%ckin library nowdays!' 😳
Certain wrestlers wale them uo tho. But it's the boys only. Not the cheeseheads we have today. I barely watch anymore. They need to bring back WCW or Vince needs to send Rock a blank check to come back. No big name wrestlers today, that's why it's only in cruise control instead of winning the Daytona 500
Ric, is always The NATURE BOY!!! ALWAYS WILL BE, that's just who he is
that hair tho big kev !
it's sweet
I'm a prick. Rumor has it. LMAO!
One guy has a healthy flowing head of lettuce while rocking a Pow/Mia...respect, then there's a g-unit shirt
Hall/Razor shoulda been world champion
Nash had a choice to put hbk over with mark he would have got his ass beat if he didn't
Watch this entire shoot dudes it is fucking great.
Had more of a issue with him picking who he would drop it to. As for taking the belt. Until they gave him the deposit back it was his.
Nash, you are fuckn beautiful
Ric is untrustworthy??
Coming from these guys. If you've heard hundreds of other guys...
Ric was loyal.
These guys couldn't carry Ric's jock strap bro
@@lightmeuplikeachristmastre6004 Have you heard about the Scott Hall & Marty Jannety "fight" ?
Hall and Jannety?!! What happened and what's the link on that one?
Ric is a piss of shit.
@@freeyourmind8752 And these guys are WAAYYY worse. Especially Nash
2 of my favorite wrestlers ever. OUTSIDERS! NWO!! WOLFPAC!!!
Kevin,Scott...N.W.O. gimmick was fucking awesome.exactly what wrestling needed at the time. Thanks
Even people that don't like Flair respect the Hell out of him.
That is a rarity though. Most people can't put their hater traits aside from that.
These guys are gonna have some great stories for their grandkids . Alot of wisdom too.
I had to come back and say that this is one of my favourite videos on all of UA-cam! Awesome!👍
The difference between Nash,Hall,Flair, Warrior,Hart is Flair, Warrior and Hart are legends of the game✌️
You underrate Hall and Nash
Warrior is a legend . Bret is not he is just a star . Still Nash hall and worrior all draw more money than Bret Hart
GGGGGGG-Unit!
I don't see Nash or Haul bad mouthing Warrior at all. Why the beef between Nash and Warrior?
4:49 "It's easier to ask for forgiveness than permission." I have given that advice many times as it's great advice to give.
Hall as Razor Ramon and Nikita Koloff were probably two of the most-believable heal gimmicks ever. Growing up, I swore Razor was Latino and Nikita was Russian and spoke English with that thick accent.
The reason Flair kept the belt is Herd refused to pay him back the 25k deposit .
"it's easier to ask for forgiveness than permission".... wondering if that'll work for some aspects in my life😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣
I like Scott and Kevin, but they are way too serious when talking about all of that stuff.
Why does it look like Hall has a ghost toothpick floating around his lip?
I've waited 10 years please get me the full video I'm begging
for a guy who is all about the money, Nash should remember that Flair actually put several thousand dollars that WCW owed him for that belt. Until they coughed up the dough, that was Flair's belt to do with as he pleased.
people shit on these guys,it's like they forget they were mega-stars,Razor Ramone? jeez when he came onto the scene there were few heels hated more,which means he was great at his job. And the HBK/Diesel pairing was bloody perfect.
I still am surprised at how effective the work at WCW, under Eric Bischoff really was, totally believable!!!!
Why does Nash consider himself a really good guy who doesn't care about putting people over unlike other people when he refuses to put over Warrior on his way out after Vince asks him too?
He still said no to "the boss", how is that not unprofessional?
Especially for the reasons he's stated
R.A.J. its a respect thing. i dont blame him.
9791259 Nash has no reason not to respect the Ultimate Warrior, and both these guys like to talk about how wrestling is a work and it's all about the money, so why should it matter?
The Ultimate Warrior was always a much bigger draw than Nash, made a much bigger impact on the industry, and Vince wanted Nash to do the honors on his way out, so why does he get to pick and choose who he'll lose to
I'm not really a fan of the Ultimate Warrior, but it's hypocritical of them to sit there and talk like this, and of course Hall sat out of Wrestlemania that year because he didn't wanna job to Golddust
But it's just a work right Scott? What are you, A MARK???
Nash and Hall like to boo boo about people not putting there shit and ideas over, about people not jumping aboard there plans, so what makes there actions ok?
+R.A.J. Your absolutely wrong hall didn't work that mania because he had already gave his notice to Vince and Vince didn't want to give a guy leaving a push and especially give him that good wrestlemania payday mark
Mike Tremamunno Nash worked Mania that year and received a great payday from Vince according to Jim Cornette, why would Vince deny Hall a WM payday when he gave Nash one after getting his notice as well, that doesn't make any sense
Hall has stated that he refused to work with Goldust because of his homophobia, thus removing himself from the feud which canceled his match with him at WM that year, Hall came back and jobbed to Vader for his last ppv match for the WWF.....but if Halls not a MARK!!! than why should he give a shit about the Goldust stuff, he should give Dustin the rub and go ahead and get his WM payoff, why play all these games?
The match with Goldust and Razor could have ended the same way as Goldust's match with Piper did, and you get the same result, have Razor lose to Vader like he ended up doing and everything works out fine....Hall didn't play ball because he's as big of a MARK!!! as he says everybody else is
R.A.J. Vince’s relationship with Nash and Hall were MUCH different. He could sweet talk Kev...You ain’t sweet talking Hall lol...Hall understands only $$$$$$$