@@johnrambo4245having a laugh? These ladies were there at work, not to be forced to touch some old guy's private parts. Glad they at least got a payout for their troubles, but shame on Ric Flair for thinking this is acceptable behaviour towards anyone.
@@violatress Those ladies knew they had served hundreds of alcoholic drinks to a bunch of roided up meat heat wrestlers. Whoever served all that alcohol was as much to blame as anyone that day.
I get ribs and jokes but seriously who tf thinks it's funny to drug someone by spiking their drink that's f*cked up it could easily go wrong and end with then dying. how's that funny.
being passed out so deeply that people weren't sure if he was breathing and had to check his pulse might be itself what got him fired, showed that Hall was a medical risk
Did you read about the time that a bunch of women and wrestlers were in a bar and Ric came up and tapped one of the women repeatedly on the head... Oh, did I tell you he didn't tap him with the fingers on his hand....
I realize it was a privately charted flight, but coming not even a year after the 9/11 attacks, it's pretty shocking that things were even allowed to get as wild as it did.
From then on they had to book their own travel individually for world tours, just as they had to during domestic travel. These guys spoiled it for everyone going forward
Only in the WWE can you sexualy harass women, use drugs and alcohol on the job, get fired the rehired, and maybe get fired again. AND still end up in their HOF
Arguably the craziest wrestling story ever told and they never intertwined this with the kayfabe storyline.... Eddie dies it gets put into the storyline Jeff Hardy's house burned downed and they put it into the storyline This is troubling
"The Million Dollar Man" character seems to be modeled after Ric Flair, even though Vince McMahon claims it's a type of character modeled after himself.
Flair's gimmick was more of a playboy/partier who would pick up the tab for everyone at the bar. DiBiase was only concerned with himself and showing everyone what money could buy.
I think they need to interview everybody and have their own stories of what they're doing and what they saw because everybody apparently was on drugs using needles drinking so it would be pretty interesting
Brock is the only one who has an excuse to act like a fool cause he was 25 and thats even pushing it but these are grown men and entertainers. Also I always wondered what guys like Austin and Nash were doing this whole time
Ive no pity for anyone involved with the shenanigans that went on during that flight. They should have all been arrested and charged possible jail time and fine them at least $100,000 each. Immature children thats all they are.
Absolutely. Unfortunately the WWE didn't want to fire most of their wrestlers. Disgusting. Free and open bar for wrestlers? Yeah... Give a Nobel Prize to the idiot who thought that up.
Color me surprised to learn JR was more than just my favorite announcer. He and Jerry Lawler were one thing, even when Raw was a stinker that week, that I couldn't miss. Nothing against Cole and Tazz on Smackdown though.
I remember buying GHB at a mom and pop health food store in south Pasadena, FL. Big bottle with a measuring cup on top Kinda yellowish liquid. Absolutely caused deep deep sleep. The whole premise behind the GHB theory was that when you work out you don't grow while you're working out you grow while you're resting or asleep GHB induced deep sleep to the point where it was really hard to get up and work out again because you was so zonked from this stuff it didn't stay legal on the shelves very long.
What do you expect, a bunch of wrestlers who party all the time and abuse everything on a plane with free booze. It’s like a bunch of kids locked in a candy store.
Ric Flair says he is jet flying and limousine riding but he should have took a cab and saved his money to fix his crooked yellow teeth . Scot Steiner put it best when he said that .
It would have mattered to the WWE, which at the time was a publicly traded company. The media will be all over it, especially given it was barely a year after 9/11, and the WWE would have to deal with federal investigators and media personnel for weeks.
The fact this really happened is what gets me and I also don’t like how fans are defending the wrestlers actions that day sure they were under the influence but that doesn’t excuse them doing all this shit. They are grown and they know the effects of drugs and still overindulged in it. I’m not making light of addiction but people do know the consequences of drugs. I like to drink but I’m not going to get drunk on the job cause I know the consequences
I don't get it how can you fire scott hall and curt Henning and release runnels when his contract was done. But ric flair gets off for doing way worse I guarantee you that Vince was going to release Hall and Henning due to there contract and how much money they where making it just seems like everything fell into place for Vince that day.
It’s like no one listens to Xpac. “I remember, I saw it. I was there” For years everyone laughed it off, until the screw job. PAC said he was there too, but it made no sense cuz he was syxx in wcw at the time, yet a few years later I think JR mentioned off hand how Xpac and Triple H were standing in front of Micheals when Hart was on the hunt. It’s a mystery, but somehow when he says he was there…. He was!! Like wtf
@@skyblaze1134 You are confusing two different years. Plane ride from hell is officially 2002, Vince and Kurt was in 2001 and they were just playing around.
Ok so the accuracy of this video needs some edits 1. Flair wasn’t a tag team champion at this point. He was Co Owner and head of Raw 2. Dustin Rhodes actually was used MORE in the moths after this..he teamed with Booker T and it was the best run of his career.
Loving this one thanks for sharing very information blessed love to all knowledge is power hopefully everyone pays attention keep up the good work 🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲
You fail to mention that Scott hall club incident was entirely self defense, it probably didn’t help him people like you basically called him a murderer no wonder he found solace in addiction
Evolution was just a later version of the Four Horsemen. Glad Flair was a founding member of both. Flair is the GOAT & the dirtiest player in the game. Wooooooo
This was the official end to the Attitude era. The next day WWF would change to the WWE. The decision was made on the day of this flight and WWE.com was already being launched.
Well the reason they changed their name was because they were sued by the world wildlife fund WWF so they had to change it to WWE. They should have just gone back to wwwf
@@dyingmeme6814 dark side of the ring season 3 is doing an episode on this jim Ross said he spent 4 hours at his home the other day with dark side producers or whoever films it so that at least 3 episodes we know of cant wait for season 3
I would just like to point out a few things that you are factually incorrect on. When it comes to goldust, he wasn’t taken off TV for the rest of his contract, in fact he would later go on to form a tagteam with booker t, and that same year they would win the tagteam championships. I believe they lost them to evolution or something like that, he was gone in 03 or 04.
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Especially the Flair part really makes you wonder what horrors have been covered up. Vince in 2022 showed us a bit about that.
Horrors😂
It's called having a laugh
@@johnrambo4245 dude almost molested flight attendants
@@johnrambo4245having a laugh? These ladies were there at work, not to be forced to touch some old guy's private parts. Glad they at least got a payout for their troubles, but shame on Ric Flair for thinking this is acceptable behaviour towards anyone.
@@violatress
Those ladies knew they had served hundreds of alcoholic drinks to a bunch of roided up meat heat wrestlers.
Whoever served all that alcohol was as much to blame as anyone that day.
@@johnrambo4245they were doing their fucking job, do you think they would get away with denying these roided out mf's their alcohol??
RIP Curt Henning (AKA Mr.Perfect) what a legend he was.
Thank you. You went into way more detail than anyone else. Including Dark Side of the Ring.
I concur. He actually went into much greater detail and it’s far darker that DSOTR made it.
There were some real demons on that flight. RIP Hennig
Lies!
@@mfcortes1206
Damned Lies though?🤔
After watching darkside of the ring i really feel bad for the flight attendant and Scott Hall.
I get ribs and jokes but seriously who tf thinks it's funny to drug someone by spiking their drink that's f*cked up it could easily go wrong and end with then dying. how's that funny.
tf u feel bad for scott hall about he helped start the fight
Imagine being a fly on the wall at WWE headquarters the next day.
Those HR meetings must have put years on Vince & JR
Sadly scott has now passed away it sucks as kid he was always one of my favorite wrestlers 😔
being passed out so deeply that people weren't sure if he was breathing and had to check his pulse might be itself what got him fired, showed that Hall was a medical risk
A plane full of booze along with a bunch of ego driven wrestlers? Nope, nothing bad could happen here. lol
Wonder how long the flight was
@@tthetopofmygame Bet the booze ran out before the plane landed.🤣 lol
00:37 🤣🤣🤣 this made me laugh so hard because I thought of JR providing this commentary on the ACTUAL events that took place aboard the plane.
Lol, I can only imagine what Ross was thinking on that flight, I bet his nerves were shot!
@@saltyarmy6386 hell yeah lol
He’s just freakkkkinnnggggg
*Great* *Channel*
Thanks for the videos
Going to share on Twitter Wrestling Community
The way that the story was told it seems like there was an incident every half hour during the flight. Hilarious!
At 30,000ft NOT SO HILARIOUS. PRETTY DAMN SCARY
It did. Which is sad.
I've always heard about this incident, but never knew what really happened. Figured it was bad given the name. Crazy!
Flair balls naked in a robe strutting down the plane aisle is one of the funniest things ever
Did you read about the time that a bunch of women and wrestlers were in a bar and Ric came up and tapped one of the women repeatedly on the head...
Oh, did I tell you he didn't tap him with the fingers on his hand....
I just wanted to air out Lil' Naitch.....WOOOO!!
@@michaelfalkner1186 WTF??😳 Seriously, Mr. Falkner??
@Dante Carroll Everyone in that debacle should've been canned, Mr. Carroll. That was a damned embarrassment
@@michaelvaughn8864 It was in his autobio. Yep, I think it was JR who said it, but someone did as a side story. Absolutely serious.
I realize it was a privately charted flight, but coming not even a year after the 9/11 attacks, it's pretty shocking that things were even allowed to get as wild as it did.
From then on they had to book their own travel individually for world tours, just as they had to during domestic travel. These guys spoiled it for everyone going forward
Scissors and needles on a plane (even private charter) after September 11 seems suss
Dark Side of the Ring is making an episode on this and I was looking for a sneak peak on this one specifically
When do you know?
Boy I can't wait!!!!!
Next season?
@@SAsh-zg6ln this season
@@davinj4806 I thought the last episode of this season was dynamite kid?
It is criminal that Hall was fired and Flair wasn’t 😡
Exactly. No one wanted to see a dangling dick 'cicle intent on waving hello to everyone.
@@aravenlunatic9028 especially if a man in his 60s
Exactly
Only in the WWE can you sexualy harass women, use drugs and alcohol on the job, get fired the rehired, and maybe get fired again. AND still end up in their HOF
That accent's gas when he says "noineteen noinety noine".
Haha first time anyone's enjoyed that i think
Arguably the craziest wrestling story ever told and they never intertwined this with the kayfabe storyline....
Eddie dies it gets put into the storyline
Jeff Hardy's house burned downed and they put it into the storyline
This is troubling
"The Million Dollar Man" character seems to be modeled after Ric Flair, even though Vince McMahon claims it's a type of character modeled after himself.
Flair's gimmick was more of a playboy/partier who would pick up the tab for everyone at the bar. DiBiase was only concerned with himself and showing everyone what money could buy.
I think they need to interview everybody and have their own stories of what they're doing and what they saw because everybody apparently was on drugs using needles drinking so it would be pretty interesting
Brock is the only one who has an excuse to act like a fool cause he was 25 and thats even pushing it but these are grown men and entertainers. Also I always wondered what guys like Austin and Nash were doing this whole time
From my understanding, Austin watching a movie with Debra and then he fall asleep. Idk about Nash's side.
😂😂😂 25 years of age you know the difference between right and wrong
@@ChaoticHero1997 probably blowing quads 😂
That's not an excuse. That's as bad as the "I was high" excuse. No.
I was On that Plane. Curt Mr Perfect tea bagged me.
Hey thats awesome can you tell us what happened that day??
What I wanna know is why the hell is your logo miyagi do Daniel is a pussyyyyy
Was it a perfect tea-bagging? I’ll see myself out.
@@itsnotseanie8247 because everybody from that academy gets teabagged.
Stop lying stop it
Idk how I found your channel, but happy that I did! Amazing content.😊
Thank you so much!
Ive no pity for anyone involved with the shenanigans that went on during that flight. They should have all been arrested and charged possible jail time and fine them at least $100,000 each. Immature children thats all they are.
Ric and Dustin shouldn't have had careers after that shit, and should have gotten the Benoit treatment,
Absolutely. Unfortunately the WWE didn't want to fire most of their wrestlers. Disgusting. Free and open bar for wrestlers? Yeah... Give a Nobel Prize to the idiot who thought that up.
Wow
Dustin didn’t really do anything
@@thanotosomega nah
Undertaker I would be him on that flight just flipping go to sleep but he was pretty chill
Can’t wait for the Dark Side of the Ring episode on this!
I agree!
Ive seen it, its great
Michael hayes almost pissing on linda is hilarious.
NOW We know WWE Tried to cover everything. Which is really disgusting
That's some quote by Hogan about Curt Hennig. Wow!
I'm surprised Hogan's ego allowed him to tell the truth about Curt or anyone else for that matter. 🤔
These guys lived their gimmicks. For better or worse, it’s what keeps us listening to the stories.
Color me surprised to learn JR was more than just my favorite announcer. He and Jerry Lawler were one thing, even when Raw was a stinker that week, that I couldn't miss. Nothing against Cole and Tazz on Smackdown though.
8:00 60 Year Old Man Junk Flying Everywhere Wooooo!! 😂😭😈
I remember buying GHB at a mom and pop health food store in south Pasadena, FL. Big bottle with a measuring cup on top
Kinda yellowish liquid.
Absolutely caused deep deep sleep.
The whole premise behind the GHB theory was that when you work out you don't grow while you're working out you grow while you're resting or asleep GHB induced deep sleep to the point where it was really hard to get up and work out again because you was so zonked from this stuff it didn't stay legal on the shelves very long.
I hope Dark Side Of The Ring makes an episode about this!
That would be awesome, especially if they could get first hand interviews with some of the people on the flight
@@StunnedByWrestling yeah. Goldust, Scott Hall, Ric Flair, and a few others!
Spoiler: They are
@@RGTube really?!?!
@@FaysalIsGoated it was announced today - several hours after your comment
It's a shame about Henning and Lesnar. They seem like they had a lot in common. There both wrestlers and hunters. But they're both lions too...
You say hunters like it’s a good thing 😂
The way Brock tells it is more like a friendly rivalry grapple, hard to tell which is the truth
With Brock's strength, a friendly pat on the back probably feels like a bag of bricks hitting you.
I heard there were worse flights just not publicized
I still remember being a kid playing Nintendo trying to land the perfect plex
Why is this the top comment it has nothing to do with the video
Rip Scott 🪦
I love listening to the wrestling story's 😈
Needs a movie
What do you expect, a bunch of wrestlers who party all the time and abuse everything on a plane with free booze. It’s like a bunch of kids locked in a candy store.
Yeah especially after the flight was delayed
This honestly must of been terrifying for the stewardesses on board they were sexually harassed and assaulted
Back then men were men
@@Xxrocknrollgod they still are , some just more verbally disgusting
Ass soon as they said Sean Waltlan had an ideal........I was like "this is going to be bad"😬😬😬😬😬
I can't wait to see this on dark side of the ring
great and interesting video, I will subscribe to your channel
I'll tell you right now, I really wouldn't have wanted to fuck with Bradshaw back then.
Ric Flair says he is jet flying and limousine riding but he should have took a cab and saved his money to fix his crooked yellow teeth . Scot Steiner put it best when he said that .
Dark side of the ring covered this I want to say thank you for covering this
New sub here guy..great vid....must say tho..you have the absolute worse WOOOO I've heard ...hahah
I'm still ashamed of that over a year later 😒
Michael Hayes would only be 43 in 2002, not in his 50s
Great video, subbed
thanks man, glad you enjoyed this one
If the emergancy door had opened, it wouldnt have mattered. Vince wasnt on it. He'd have found a new bunch of mugs to kill themselves for no benefits.
He'd have replaced them quicker than the New Generation.
It would have mattered to the WWE, which at the time was a publicly traded company. The media will be all over it, especially given it was barely a year after 9/11, and the WWE would have to deal with federal investigators and media personnel for weeks.
The fact this really happened is what gets me and I also don’t like how fans are defending the wrestlers actions that day sure they were under the influence but that doesn’t excuse them doing all this shit. They are grown and they know the effects of drugs and still overindulged in it. I’m not making light of addiction but people do know the consequences of drugs. I like to drink but I’m not going to get drunk on the job cause I know the consequences
Great channel dude 👍
Subbed 👍💯😎
Thank you!
I don't get it how can you fire scott hall and curt Henning and release runnels when his contract was done. But ric flair gets off for doing way worse I guarantee you that Vince was going to release Hall and Henning due to there contract and how much money they where making it just seems like everything fell into place for Vince that day.
Ric had Hunter and the McMahons in his back pocket, that’s why he wasn’t released along with everyone else.
Hall had plenty of other problems besides this.
Man hell yeah those accusations are true man.
X- Pac tells the story well.
He wasn't even actually on the plane..
@@Gameboy-Unboxings I'm sure he was cause he cut the mullet off
@@Gameboy-Unboxings He was on the plane. Jerry Lawler talked about how he was sneaking around with scissors to cut off Michael Hayes' hair.
It’s like no one listens to Xpac.
“I remember, I saw it. I was there”
For years everyone laughed it off, until the screw job. PAC said he was there too, but it made no sense cuz he was syxx in wcw at the time, yet a few years later I think JR mentioned off hand how Xpac and Triple H were standing in front of Micheals when Hart was on the hunt.
It’s a mystery, but somehow when he says he was there…. He was!! Like wtf
@@erikurizita Can you imagine being one of the flight attendants on that plane with all this going on?!
Pretty sure I could actually hear you smiling talking about Flair strutting down the aisle, junk flopping.
My phone screen just got a blue raspberry slurpee shower thanks to your comment.
Rumor has it that after the "Plane Ride From Hell" Vince and Stephanie McMahon tore Michael Hayes a new one over not keeping the talent under control.
Dude Vince was on the plane! He was tryna shoot wrestle Kurt Angle ..Vince was turnt up too lol.
@@skyblaze1134 You are confusing two different years. Plane ride from hell is officially 2002, Vince and Kurt was in 2001 and they were just playing around.
Steph wasn't a top level exec at the time. Yes, she was still a McMahon, but she hadn't put in enough time yet to rip PS Hayes a new one.
Hayes was a major part of the problem being by getting into it with JBL.
@@StrikeTeam0316 ohhh
I was on the plane ride from hell as a janitor.
Isn't it true that when the flight started it was the WWF and when they landed it was the WWE?
Ok so the accuracy of this video needs some edits
1. Flair wasn’t a tag team champion at this point. He was Co Owner and head of Raw
2. Dustin Rhodes actually was used MORE in the moths after this..he teamed with Booker T and it was the best run of his career.
Loving this one thanks for sharing very information blessed love to all knowledge is power hopefully everyone pays attention keep up the good work 🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲
i thought this was gonna be a story about really bad turbulence
You fail to mention that Scott hall club incident was entirely self defense, it probably didn’t help him people like you basically called him a murderer no wonder he found solace in addiction
I thought i heard the air hostess say golddust tried to defend her?
Ric Flair was not tag team champion neither was he part of Evolution at that time...
Yes he was...
HHH - World champion
Randy Orton - Intercontinental Champ
Ric Flair and Batista - Tag Team champions
At one time Evolution did have all the gold. Flair & Bautista were tag team champions, Orton was Intercontinental champ and HHH was world champ.
Evolution was just a later version of the Four Horsemen. Glad Flair was a founding member of both. Flair is the GOAT & the dirtiest player in the game. Wooooooo
You are incorrect. He was with Batista
He was definitely tag team champions with Bautista as part of Evolution when every member had a belt
This was the official end to the Attitude era. The next day WWF would change to the WWE. The decision was made on the day of this flight and WWE.com was already being launched.
Well the reason they changed their name was because they were sued by the world wildlife fund WWF so they had to change it to WWE.
They should have just gone back to wwwf
Kurt Henning died from acute cocaine intoxication.
It was a combination of cocaine, steroids and painkillers
Kurt angle giving all the wwe people the thousand yard blue eye demon stare.
20:30 “Paul’s road to recovery spanning almost two decades” or did I miss hear/captions too that HALL’s road to recovery started there.
This is more of wrestler biography than a story of the plane ride.
They should make a movie lol I know more then hear say
Dark Side of the Ring would make an amazing episode. They haven’t failed yet. They go into so much detail.
@@dyingmeme6814 dark side of the ring season 3 is doing an episode on this jim Ross said he spent 4 hours at his home the other day with dark side producers or whoever films it so that at least 3 episodes we know of cant wait for season 3
350 Days stars Bret Hart, Superstar Billy Graham & 3 dozen legends
I would just like to point out a few things that you are factually incorrect on. When it comes to goldust, he wasn’t taken off TV for the rest of his contract, in fact he would later go on to form a tagteam with booker t, and that same year they would win the tagteam championships. I believe they lost them to evolution or something like that, he was gone in 03 or 04.
why wasn't flair fired?
Great video - THOROUGH!!!!!!!!!!!!
Glad you enjoyed it!
This is what cause the WWE Wellness Policy
I'll ALWAYS love Steve Austin,!!! I'm a life long fan!!!💕💖
i swear i hear mario kart 64 in the background
18:37 you hear toads laugh when he hits someone with an attack
Sounds like one hell of a party
Lol 6:10 crank the volume, you can hear Toad from Mario Kart in the background wtf
You're the first person to pick up on that lol
I thought someone was messing with me!
Wait a minute there cowboy...you talk about Gold Dust but you fail to mention The Exotic One Adrian Street whom obviously inspired the character.
I remember reading about this on wrestlezone and amazed by the story
Could have done with out a brief biography on everyone involved.. we all know who these people are, if we clicked on this video. 😆
Haha thanks man, was still learning
@@StunnedByWrestling i hear ya man. Haha. No big deal.
Not everyone knows EVERY wrestler. The bios were quick and consistent, stop telling people how to run their channel.
19:13 Moral of the Story...
Don't disturb a snoozing Dead Man
"AWESOME! TOTALLY AWESOME ! "
The guy talking sounds like 300 pounder, and probably a badass hool..
Scott Hall is not living his best life......he is literally dead.
I made it in 2020 clever guy
God Damn It I Really Miss Curt Hennig..
Curt Hennig put his Minnesota boy Brock over IRL
GHB was made illegal in 1990. So whoever said it was legal in 02 was full of shit.
GHB wasn't made illegal in the UK until 2003.
Wow had absolutely no idea that "Goldust" was actually Dusty Rhoads son but without all that gold makeup I can see the resemblance
A lot of people who used to be fans back in the day but grew out of it say exactly the same thing
@@StunnedByWrestling And that's why doing the Bio's is a good thing...I'm referring to another comment seen.
Where TF have you been? You must be trolling...
@@R0YDEME0 lol no dead honest bro....I was never really big into wrestling but alot of my friends growing up were!
Taker was the biggest bootlicker my god 💀💀💀
First of all in 2002 ric flair was 53 not 60 😂
Rip Scott hall and curt hening I'm amazed Mr perfect didn't die though starting on Brock