@@thanusanus4793 JBL is good friends with many wrestlers it's only the whiney crying baby's like rene dupree and Paul London who will tell you he's a bully cus they were too much of a cowards to stand up for themselves
There are plenty of other guys who have nice things to say about JBL. Whatever the smarks like to think, he has a lot of friends in and out of the business.
I actually remember you from years ago believe it or not. Regarding me not uploading often, it has kinda been like that since late 2017. I'll randomly come back and post for 1 or 2 months, then disappear for 6-8 months or so. I have to be actively watching shoots to upload stuff, and life keeps me pretty busy. I got stuff coming for the next few weeks or so, then it's back to no showing for whoever knows how long. Glad to see youre still around, hope you're good.
@@RFVideoVault hey thanks man, I appreciate the reply. I'm very selective about the shoots that I watch but your channel always posts good stuff. Thankfully Sean Oliver has his own official channel now but he doesn't post often enough to fill the void. I will always watch anything you post and remain a loyal sub. Thank you.
Theyre not saught after anymore because everyone talks out of kayfabe now. Was different even just a few years back in the 2010s with Vince still at the helm.
RVD said Kennedy would often come into the locker room with the same type of energy as JBL, and almost got slapped for it. No surprise that Ken rubbed people the wrong way.
That was a weird time period in WWE. The TV program was good, much better than today... But backstage it seemed to be a toxic environment judging by all the anecdotes that you hear throughout shoot interviews. You can sense that Kennedy was still caught up in that mindset during this interview. "My neighbor is a nice guy, doesn't mean he belongs in this business". Why did the wrestlers even care about who got a job within a company, essentially doing management work that they didn't get paid for? In their mind they were thinking that they're men of honor that protected the business... In reality they were just mentally sick men that either were scared for their own position within the company or that enjoyed acting like college fraternity jocks, while having wife and children at home. Or both. In later interviews you can see that Kennedy dropped that mimdset over the years and basically became a normal person again. I remember that Brock Lesnar, when he started MMA, said in an interview that you get psychologically sick in WWE and that the wrestlers can't distinguish between what is real and what is not. And while Brock eventually returned to WWE, he never ever signed a full time contract again.
Doesn't surprise me that Chris would say the Nice guy Neighbor bit. Chris was a gatekeeper bully at times just like John. They were both from the old guard who were stuck in that 70's/80's wraslin' mindset and wanted their locker room to reflect that with their dumb politics and clubhouse rules (see the time Chris Banned The Miz from the locker room for eating fried chicken in the locker room). At least Chris had a reason with his brain being all banged up and all. What's John's?
@@engreyYou mean Beniot? I dont think that his brain was so damaged. If he really had the brain of an 80 year old, he could not be able to learn the script of a match.
1:27 that was a smackdown tv taping that aired in fall 2005. Back when smackdown and wwe was worth watching those storylines and angles we re no holds barred back then
I thought that Palmer Cannon did well in that role as the CW executive it was so sad to see him go it would have been very interesting to see where his career would have went in WWE if he would have stayed
Sums up JBL cheap heat by stepping on a country's flag and doing a nazi salute is his way of thinking he's a top heel, Ken comes across as a stooge for JBL
Yeah that bullying thing of what they did to brian that's the worst thing about pro wrestling I really hope that that's done and over with but I know for a fact that it still goes on
Yeah, this one hasn’t aged well. JBL is known as one of the biggest bullies in wrestling. And not everyone is having “fun” if people are literally quitting their jobs over it. There’s being a baby and then there’s legitimately being targeted and bullied relentlessly. JBL did that to a lot of people. RVD said it best about him.
This shows you that Mr. Kennedy was definitely not a target of JBLs bullying, which make sense as he was a big strong heel. All you have to do is watch the blue meanie getting the yar beaten out of him to see how JBL treated people he didnt like.
I didn't like his character in wrestling I've heard good things about him as a businessman as someone who has been professional but I but I think the character of John Bradshaw Lakefield JBL whatever you want to call him was way over the top I mean they spent a year on a storyline between him and Eddie Guerrero which was completely unnecessary and it's necessary and they really milked it for all they could get and in the end he actually died so they couldn't continue
Mr. Kennedy
The only other man who really has anything nice to say about JBL (Ron Simmons)
And taker
@@thanusanus4793 JBL is good friends with many wrestlers it's only the whiney crying baby's like rene dupree and Paul London who will tell you he's a bully cus they were too much of a cowards to stand up for themselves
There are plenty of other guys who have nice things to say about JBL. Whatever the smarks like to think, he has a lot of friends in and out of the business.
@@lindefann8311 no shit
@@lindefann8311 like who lolz. Pritchard? Bishoff?
This channel was my initial introduction to shoot interviews and now it rarely uploads anymore. Thanks for getting me into it I guess.
I actually remember you from years ago believe it or not. Regarding me not uploading often, it has kinda been like that since late 2017. I'll randomly come back and post for 1 or 2 months, then disappear for 6-8 months or so. I have to be actively watching shoots to upload stuff, and life keeps me pretty busy. I got stuff coming for the next few weeks or so, then it's back to no showing for whoever knows how long. Glad to see youre still around, hope you're good.
@@RFVideoVault hey thanks man, I appreciate the reply. I'm very selective about the shoots that I watch but your channel always posts good stuff. Thankfully Sean Oliver has his own official channel now but he doesn't post often enough to fill the void. I will always watch anything you post and remain a loyal sub. Thank you.
@@RFVideoVault could u upload Matt striker full shoot?
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Theyre not saught after anymore because everyone talks out of kayfabe now. Was different even just a few years back in the 2010s with Vince still at the helm.
Love this channel. Long time shoot watcher. You always have the best content.
RVD said Kennedy would often come into the locker room with the same type of energy as JBL, and almost got slapped for it. No surprise that Ken rubbed people the wrong way.
Yeah and he added insult to injury, pulling that on RVD of all people.
That is EXACTLY why JBL never bullied Kennedy to begin with.
That was a weird time period in WWE. The TV program was good, much better than today... But backstage it seemed to be a toxic environment judging by all the anecdotes that you hear throughout shoot interviews.
You can sense that Kennedy was still caught up in that mindset during this interview.
"My neighbor is a nice guy, doesn't mean he belongs in this business".
Why did the wrestlers even care about who got a job within a company, essentially doing management work that they didn't get paid for?
In their mind they were thinking that they're men of honor that protected the business... In reality they were just mentally sick men that either were scared for their own position within the company or that enjoyed acting like college fraternity jocks, while having wife and children at home. Or both.
In later interviews you can see that Kennedy dropped that mimdset over the years and basically became a normal person again.
I remember that Brock Lesnar, when he started MMA, said in an interview that you get psychologically sick in WWE and that the wrestlers can't distinguish between what is real and what is not.
And while Brock eventually returned to WWE, he never ever signed a full time contract again.
Exactly man
Doesn't surprise me that Chris would say the Nice guy Neighbor bit. Chris was a gatekeeper bully at times just like John. They were both from the old guard who were stuck in that 70's/80's wraslin' mindset and wanted their locker room to reflect that with their dumb politics and clubhouse rules (see the time Chris Banned The Miz from the locker room for eating fried chicken in the locker room). At least Chris had a reason with his brain being all banged up and all. What's John's?
@@engrey and today they ride the Anti-Bullyin-Campaign horse.
@@engreyYou mean Beniot? I dont think that his brain was so damaged. If he really had the brain of an 80 year old, he could not be able to learn the script of a match.
1:27 that was a smackdown tv taping that aired in fall 2005. Back when smackdown and wwe was worth watching those storylines and angles we re no holds barred back then
Welcome back king
Sounds like a solid guy who took the business seriously who may have been hard on those whom he felt did not belong.
Palmer didn't want to be a fake wrestler like the rest of them
RIP Clothesline from Hell...
He look like Australian
4.04 ...it was ALOT worse than that
I thought that Palmer Cannon did well in that role as the CW executive it was so sad to see him go it would have been very interesting to see where his career would have went in WWE if he would have stayed
"That's just the way that it goes."
Wow.
"Family " my ass lol especially when someone is practically targeted by some people
Absolutely Love JBL not sure how he is so underappreciated
He fell into the spot as a top guy and he absolutely killed it with the JBL persona.
Ima huge fan of JBL on screen too but I wouldn’t wanna work in the same locker room as him ever back then story’s paint him has a huge douchebag lol
He's gotten more liked because of his commentary
@@TheSweetestScience he probably doesn't have Vince in his ear. He has lots of respect.
He just didn’t bully you.. Too many stories about his BS
We’ve all had to deal with bullies. It’s wrestling not ballet….He’d say that all the time.
Sums up JBL cheap heat by stepping on a country's flag and doing a nazi salute is his way of thinking he's a top heel, Ken comes across as a stooge for JBL
Your an idiot. People like you are ruining this country
Any heat is good heat
It was Laredo TX
1:32 can we see this anywhere or was it ahouse show lol, sounds hilarious
seems not i tried to google it but got no results
The match is on UA-cam it was on the September 30th 2005 edition of smackdown
After Palmer Cannon's role as a cw executive he was going to have a in ring push as a wrestler
Yes we’re back!!!
thank God that incident he mentioned with JBL didnt happen in Puerto Rico. they may not have made it out alive.
puerto rico isn't even a country champ. they are soft as shit over there
Yeah that bullying thing of what they did to brian that's the worst thing about pro wrestling I really hope that that's done and over with but I know for a fact that it still goes on
Yeah, this one hasn’t aged well. JBL is known as one of the biggest bullies in wrestling. And not everyone is having “fun” if people are literally quitting their jobs over it. There’s being a baby and then there’s legitimately being targeted and bullied relentlessly. JBL did that to a lot of people. RVD said it best about him.
This shows you that Mr. Kennedy was definitely not a target of JBLs bullying, which make sense as he was a big strong heel. All you have to do is watch the blue meanie getting the yar beaten out of him to see how JBL treated people he didnt like.
I didn't like his character in wrestling I've heard good things about him as a businessman as someone who has been professional but I but I think the character of John Bradshaw Lakefield JBL whatever you want to call him was way over the top I mean they spent a year on a storyline between him and Eddie Guerrero which was completely unnecessary and it's necessary and they really milked it for all they could get and in the end he actually died so they couldn't continue
C W
You asking a bully about another bully
you do not want to know what jbl said to that guy who left the company while overseas.............it was very disturbing and unforgivable........
What did he say?
What did he say?
Never liked jbl
He is a bully to snowflakes that cried about getting a rib.
Or maybe taking advantages of people with mental issues like Mauro Ronallo. He is a POS. End of story.
Repeatedly telling somebody to kill themselves is not “a rib”.
@@QWERTYOP80 you aren't forced to listen to someone, let alone talk to them, who pissed in your wheaties?
@@adamirishconundrum851 lame response
@@sammyswishem8020 lame what are you, 14. Angsty teen who gets bullied probably 😂