Seriously man, stop hating on the old legends for wearing shirts in their matches. They obviously aren't in their prime and still wanna look tough and bad ass in the ring.
They did a damn good job for the fact that Funk is a walking arthritis case,Foley has more concussions than any man ever, and Orton is just a lazy worker... Also, Awesome that you were there man.... As a Juggalo, I gotta give ya the luv lol....
In my local wrestling league, one of their major heels is a guy in a Jason mask named Voorhees, he kinda wrestles like Erick Rowan and for some reason has the cocky, arrogant heel manager, a la Jim Cornette. It's really weird watching him wrestle, but he's one of their main event talent, so you just accept it after a while
When not sending The Mountie to jail, handcuffing Miss Elizabeth, stealing Big Show's dad, feeding Al Snow his dog & being hung by The Undertaker, Big Boss Man kills Freddy Krueger. Interesting kayfabe life the character had
There's a likely common thread for most of these final matches (or at least the ones that involve legends way past their prime or in no condition to perform) and that's some degree of poverty/desperation at that stage in their lives. It's sad that so many come to the end of the road like this. It's good that guys like DDP are reaching out to make a difference where they can.
If you allow me to make a more serious and better list: 10 Mitsuharu Misawa: In a tag match that ended horribly, at least he passed away doing what he loved. 9 Nigel McGuinness: Vs a young talent in an indy (at least he put him over) 8 Jerry Lynn: In a small indy match where his career was celebrated and commemorated. 7 William Regal: Vs Cesaro in a nice NXT Match 6 Kris Travis: Vs his friend Marty Scurll, where he helped Scurll to turn heel 5 Edge: Vs Del Rio WM27 (Say what you want, the match wasn't bad at all) 4 Kenta Kobashi: 8 man tag match with his longtime friends and rivals 3 Trish Stratus: by defeating old rival Lita and winning the Women's title one last time (let's pretend her WM27 match never happened since this guy did the same in some cases) 2 Steve Austin: Vs The Rock WM19 1 Shawn Michaels: Vs Taker WM26 Tried my best :)
Kenta Kobashi's "Final Burning" retirement match is my favorite career ender of all time. The team of Kobashi, Keiji Mutoh (Great Muta), Kensuke Sasaki, and Jun Akiyama is mark out city for fans of Japanese pro wrestling.
@105822516236986684203 Not only that, but their rivals were one really good lineup (if we excuse Taniguchi, of course) You had KENTA & Go Shiozaki who were Kobashi's trainees, You also had Kanemaru, who didn't dissapoint in that match.
Apparently the thought behind the match was two fold. 1. They had to have a tag match since Kobashi's knees were in such bad shape and 2. the "kiddie" team was representing stars that Kobashi had mentored. It was an entertaining match and I especially liked the ending where Mutoh, an absolute wrestling god in Japan, insisting that Kobashi get the winning pin.
As an American I can tell you he actually worse than nails on chalkboard he's fucking trash stop being an uncultured fuck and admit you're only backing him because of nationality
On October 18, 2003 I had the privilege to ref a 6-Man Tag Match in Jackson, Michigan for the All World Wrestling League (the evolution of Ed Farhat aka the Sheiks Big Time Wrestling). In it Road Warrior Hawk tagged along side ECW legend Sabu. In the end Hawk scored the pin fall and cut his signature "what a rush" promo. Hawk would sadly pass away the next night. While I don't think it belongs on the list I thought it an interesting story about the final match of a legend. As a side note the match meant so much to me I traveled to Atlanta for wrestlemania to see the Road Warriors inducted into the WWE HOF.
Do most of the people commenting on this video have a sub 80 IQ??....The Vince Russo 'legend' comment is a JOKE. Hell, he's even mockingly referenced a couple more times in the video. I know wrestling fans aren't exactly known for their intelligence, but come on guys.
Don't forget the infamous Great Antonio vs. Antonio Inoki match. The Great one got a few many kicks to the head and returned home to be a full time eccentric on the streets of Montreal.
Hulk Hogan. His final televised match was Bound For Glory 2011, where he Sting and Immortal rehashed the ending of Return of the Jedi. Then he fought in 2 House show matches a few weeks later, with Sting and James Storm against Bobby Roode, Bully Ray and Kurt Angle. (Ok, he's still alive, but at 63 years old, I doubt he's going to wrestle again)
One of Curt Hennig's last matches was for the FOW (Future Of Wrestling) World Heavyweight Championship belt on December 14th 2002 against Bruno Sassi. It was a good match as Curt Hennig got the pin fall.
My mom randomly got me 3 TNA ppv's on dvd as a birthday present years ago, turning point w/randy savage, lockdown w/ jeff hardy v raven and a 3rd idr,i had literally never heard of tna before then so imagine my surprise when i saw jeff hardy, my favorite wrestler ever on the cover.
You didn't explain the situation surrounding Macho Mans final appearance. Makes me wonder, are you all just jumping on the recent wrestling hype train.
Juggalo ChampionSHIT Wrestling.... ..no, really... they really say that. They used to at least. I saw a show back when WCW had just switched to their final Nitro set design and they billed the show as "Championshit"
Chris Benoit's last match was notable both for his opponent, Elijah Burke, who would later move to TNA and rename himself "The Pope", but also for the match that he didn't make. That Sunday, Benoit was slated to face CM Punk in the final of the ECW Championship tournament. But Benoit never showed up, and the rest is history.
I remember Ric Flair's final match against Shawn Michaels in WWE. the next night he came to Raw and said his final farewell. it was pretty upsetting. I have to admit that I actually cried. really was not expecting him to show up in TNA several weeks later. I am glad that he did. if he didn't then we wouldn't of had Fortune.
Jake the Snake - the one match near the end where he was so hammered he could barely get into the ring. And his opponent of the night so disgusted with the situation that he berated the Snake in front of the whole crowd. Jake will always top the list as to final 'bad' matches.
Road Warrior Hawk's final match was in a small fed in Michigan run by relatives of Sabu. They used the name Big Time Wrestling. He was in a 6 man tag. He died like a week after that show I believe.
I was at that Asylum Championship Wrestling show (afterwards I would work for the company as a ring announcer/referee/manager) and I do agree it did not look like the Dr. Death I remember in the NWA. But got to meet him backstage and he was a great guy and there was talk of trying to bring him back to ACW, but that never happened for obvious reasons. My little moment with him after the show was a great memory I have of Dr. Death.
These are just good reminders as to why I never want HBK to come out of retirement. The guy went out in the most perfect way ever on his own terms against arguably the biggest legend of all time. HBK is maybe the only wrestler ever to have a "storybook" ending.
also surprised you never mentioned that yokozuna had to be winched out of the window of the moat house hotel in liverpool when he died, they literally could not get him out the door such a shame.
Kurt Hennig deserved so much better than that. I doubt young fans really get how great he was. I was a huge fan as a kid and I remember the first time I saw him live he was defending the Intercontinental Heavyweight Championship and when he won I went apeshit. I fucking loved Mr. Perfect. He was one of the all-time greats.
Say what you want about Savage's last match in TNA, it was a clusterfuck of a 6 man tag, and he was moving a little slower than in the past as you'd imagine with age beginning to catch up. BUT he was NOT out of shape in the way that he looked. I'm not too sure why he wore the top, but you only have to look at other photos of him around the same time in vest-tops etc. to see that he was still actually (visually at least) in very good shape. I know he had back issues at that time, but you wouldn't have known by looking at him.
It's tough to say. The photos you refer to were from about a year or so earlier when he was promoting his music, this match was at the beginning of 2005. Savage was well known to be insecure and was very adamant about always looking his best. He had obviously stopped using steroids and he was more lean than ever. The last people had seen of him in wrestling was at his biggest in the Spider-Man scene. As a big fan, I'm glad he had this last appearance because WWE was clearly not going to use him. It extended his legacy within wrestling to include working with Aj and Jeff Hardy. But at the same time, I think I'm glad he realized it was time to hang it up right after.
Can we just all agree that Randy Savage's final match was against Spider-Man?
That's just amazing. Watched the DVD last week.
*_BONESAW IS REEEEADYYYYYY!_*
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Okay Whatculture, PLEASE STOP THIS! Absolutely no one likes Andrew Souchek or whatever the fuck his name is, he's the David Otunga of Whatculture.
i like him
he has no fucking personality
thats because he's an american.
He's the Roman Reigns of Whatculture, while Suzie is the Eva Marie and Chris needs one too
So... Do you want him to loose his job just because you don't like him? fuck off
Umm no, Bret Hart vs Vince McMahon still counts as a match. Just because he couldn't take bumps it doesn't stop it from being his final match.
And stumbling off Bret's rope.
Kudos Natalya, Kudos.
sirprintalot
sirprintalot
Actually, I prefer armpits to arseholes since most people have two opinions.
But bret wrestled since then...even against the Miz and nexus
Seriously man, stop hating on the old legends for wearing shirts in their matches. They obviously aren't in their prime and still wanna look tough and bad ass in the ring.
I was at Piper's last match. it wasn't that bad to be honest.
They did a damn good job for the fact that Funk is a walking arthritis case,Foley has more concussions than any man ever, and Orton is just a lazy worker... Also, Awesome that you were there man.... As a Juggalo, I gotta give ya the luv lol....
Coma Black...hope you don't go the way of Coma White (greatest song ever!!)
lucky
didn't he fight the miz
Piper is a legend.
In my local wrestling league, one of their major heels is a guy in a Jason mask named Voorhees, he kinda wrestles like Erick Rowan and for some reason has the cocky, arrogant heel manager, a la Jim Cornette. It's really weird watching him wrestle, but he's one of their main event talent, so you just accept it after a while
What is the name of this league? I wanna see Voorhees in action.
Where he at tho?
When not sending The Mountie to jail, handcuffing Miss Elizabeth, stealing Big Show's dad, feeding Al Snow his dog & being hung by The Undertaker, Big Boss Man kills Freddy Krueger. Interesting kayfabe life the character had
There's a likely common thread for most of these final matches (or at least the ones that involve legends way past their prime or in no condition to perform) and that's some degree of poverty/desperation at that stage in their lives. It's sad that so many come to the end of the road like this. It's good that guys like DDP are reaching out to make a difference where they can.
Yeah - but still better than participating in an even more embarrasing reality TV show like all those other B anc C stars who run out of money.
If you allow me to make a more serious and better list:
10 Mitsuharu Misawa: In a tag match that ended horribly, at least he passed away doing what he loved.
9 Nigel McGuinness: Vs a young talent in an indy (at least he put him over)
8 Jerry Lynn: In a small indy match where his career was celebrated and commemorated.
7 William Regal: Vs Cesaro in a nice NXT Match
6 Kris Travis: Vs his friend Marty Scurll, where he helped Scurll to turn heel
5 Edge: Vs Del Rio WM27 (Say what you want, the match wasn't bad at all)
4 Kenta Kobashi: 8 man tag match with his longtime friends and rivals
3 Trish Stratus: by defeating old rival Lita and winning the Women's title one last time (let's pretend her WM27 match never happened since this guy did the same in some cases)
2 Steve Austin: Vs The Rock WM19
1 Shawn Michaels: Vs Taker WM26
Tried my best :)
Kenta Kobashi's "Final Burning" retirement match is my favorite career ender of all time. The team of Kobashi, Keiji Mutoh (Great Muta), Kensuke Sasaki, and Jun Akiyama is mark out city for fans of Japanese pro wrestling.
@105822516236986684203 Not only that, but their rivals were one really good lineup (if we excuse Taniguchi, of course) You had KENTA & Go Shiozaki who were Kobashi's trainees, You also had Kanemaru, who didn't dissapoint in that match.
Apparently the thought behind the match was two fold. 1. They had to have a tag match since Kobashi's knees were in such bad shape and 2. the "kiddie" team was representing stars that Kobashi had mentored. It was an entertaining match and I especially liked the ending where Mutoh, an absolute wrestling god in Japan, insisting that Kobashi get the winning pin.
Steven Zack Not only that, but he ended it in a beautiful way with his picture perfect moonsault.
The match with Del Rio wasn't Edge's last match. his last match was a dark tag match on smackdown
Who else gets mad when Adam Blampied doesn't do the voice overs?
+Pilot yea
Unless It's Simon
Andrew is drawing so much heat, he should really turn heel.
Who is this Andrew guy? Give us a non American
But then we'll end up with monotoned-bastard Chris
Andrew really sucks
What? And get some europoor to do it?
Stop with the American insults. Andrew's not shit because he's american. Andrew's shit because he's shit.
what about el ligero
"Two legends going out on the same night"
...ahhhh....you trollin
Vince Russo a legend psssh I'll believe that when me shit turns purple and taste like rainbow sherbet
@@leonardlorenz2987 JOKE
what if kurt angle's last match is in wcpw? 😶
It'll actually be a good match
WCPW sucks
vs Joe Henry which will be great
***** how? they are the same fucking product, only wcpw is shittier
yeah, that'd be cool
And in Daniel Bryan's last match 4 fans jumped into the and mimicked the Rocks moves lol true story
A lot of people know that
But was in with 3 great pro wrestlers! No joke Cesaro, Tyson Kidd and John Cena sucks!
Who remember Andrew show in what culture that was the worst thing happened in this channel 😂😂😂
+Stupid Idiot Moron no
it was 8 worst of the week the 8th being that show
It's about Damn time Andrew got another video.
No it isn't, he's boring, annoying and shitty
Where are you from?
***** The UK, but that don't mean shit. I hate Suzie and Chris too and I'm pretty sure they're both British
It makes sense, I'm American and personally find Andrew funny and like his delivery but if you don't that's cool.
As an American I can tell you he actually worse than nails on chalkboard he's fucking trash stop being an uncultured fuck and admit you're only backing him because of nationality
I love that you actually called it WWF when talking about a period when it was still WWF.
It's fascinating that not once, but twice in a video, this guy skips the real final matches, and that most of the matches here are just... No.
Andrew’s videos have improved leaps and bounds since his first, i’d put them up there with Jack’s and Blampied's
I appreciate the Hell Comes to Frogtown reference, but you can't hate too much on Flair's TNA stuff. His program with Jay Lethal was great.
Chyna had her final match in TNA, im surprised that you didn't mention it
Ok so he's not as good as blampied or Simon, but I like Andrew
but nobody is better than that sick guy king ross
I'm a loyal subject!
sttill blamiped>ross>jack>simon>everyone else
He just called Vince Russo a legend. He has list credibility in my eyes.
*lost
Alot of these guys were old. There legends there performance is second to just getting to see them😌
WHY WOULD YOU PUT BIG BOSS MAN AT #1 IF IT WASNT EVEN HIS LAST MATCH #FireAndrew
lesson here..you gotta know when to quit and save your money.
Please never put Russo on the same level of Bret again. Ever.
On October 18, 2003 I had the privilege to ref a 6-Man Tag Match in Jackson, Michigan for the All World Wrestling League (the evolution of Ed Farhat aka the Sheiks Big Time Wrestling). In it Road Warrior Hawk tagged along side ECW legend Sabu. In the end Hawk scored the pin fall and cut his signature "what a rush" promo. Hawk would sadly pass away the next night.
While I don't think it belongs on the list I thought it an interesting story about the final match of a legend. As a side note the match meant so much to me I traveled to Atlanta for wrestlemania to see the Road Warriors inducted into the WWE HOF.
WE WANT ADAM
*Clap clap clap clap clap*
WE WANT ADAM
Nice "Forgetting Sarah Marshall" reference dude. "Anybody want a peanut?" 😂💀
Ok dude, I was liking your commentary until you said Vince Russo is a legend. You lost me...
Forever
* Joke *
vinz rusco made tha attidude era tho
+Pogo Gichel Difference: Russo didn't really benefit the company at all.
im joking too, jesus fucking christ. Between the butthurt and the adam fanboys this fanbase is getting worse everyday
***** Better.
Well this guy is just brimming with that WhatCulture personality we all love....
Sting is Flairs greatest opponent. much more fitting than HBK. So yeah, do your research.
Asylum Championship Wrestling was in Colorado Springs, I actually went to their last show ever in 2012. It was....a show, that's for sure.
Do most of the people commenting on this video have a sub 80 IQ??....The Vince Russo 'legend' comment is a JOKE. Hell, he's even mockingly referenced a couple more times in the video. I know wrestling fans aren't exactly known for their intelligence, but come on guys.
Hittingitstiff Sounds like a shitty attempt at damage control.
Don't forget the infamous Great Antonio vs. Antonio Inoki match. The Great one got a few many kicks to the head and returned home to be a full time eccentric on the streets of Montreal.
Adam and Ross are my favorites but it's also nice to hear other people too. #moreandrew #orsimon
You left out Owen Hart. His last match was the Raw before the match he died in while being lowered to the ring
Since he died after being lowered to the ring, he technically didn't wrestle that night. It was the Monday before Over The Edge
I want my dose WTF Momaaannttss!
ME TOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
WHERS MY K.I.N.G OR ATLEAST MY H.A.R.A.M.B.E
wait til midnight UK Time
Loyal Subject Section.
Dable u, Dable u, EEEEE
Hulk Hogan.
His final televised match was Bound For Glory 2011, where he Sting and Immortal rehashed the ending of Return of the Jedi.
Then he fought in 2 House show matches a few weeks later, with Sting and James Storm against Bobby Roode, Bully Ray and Kurt Angle.
(Ok, he's still alive, but at 63 years old, I doubt he's going to wrestle again)
I like Andrew
I'm a Juggalo, and honestly, that match with Piper, Foley, Orton and Funk was the shit...... Good Nostalgia feel....
this guy isn't bad
Hey that warrior orlando match was great not that bad it proved he still had it, and orlando was still alright though, it was still nice to see
You forgot Scott hall in a wheelchair.
#11
One of Curt Hennig's last matches was for the FOW (Future Of Wrestling) World Heavyweight Championship belt on December 14th 2002 against Bruno Sassi. It was a good match as Curt Hennig got the pin fall.
russo a legend?????? no
He's legendarily bad
It's a joke. Do people get jokes anymore?
Not on TH-cam.
My mom randomly got me 3 TNA ppv's on dvd as a birthday present years ago, turning point w/randy savage, lockdown w/ jeff hardy v raven and a 3rd idr,i had literally never heard of tna before then so imagine my surprise when i saw jeff hardy, my favorite wrestler ever on the cover.
I don't get it, why does everyone hate Andrew? Strictly because he doesn't have an accent?
FaRtBoMb42 Basically.
Yes.
FaRtBoMb42 when you consider most of the what culture staff are brits, i would say its actually because he DOES
waiting, doesn't have an accent relatively speaking you 'tard.
who is this Guy whos talking??He is the best right know i love him.More please
did he just call Russo a legend? fire him now.
Russo is a legend. Legendarily terrible.
MikeyXSuicide he came up with the attitude era
You didn't explain the situation surrounding Macho Mans final appearance. Makes me wonder, are you all just jumping on the recent wrestling hype train.
I like Blampied but... *Clears Throat* #PushAndrew
*Takes cover*
Yokozuna final match was in Liverpool, England for a local promotion. He died of a heart attack in the Adelphi hotel.
that's an american accent, who is that?
WhatCulture comments on American Wrestling brands
What is the name of this song playing in the background, it's pretty catchy.
Juggalo ChampionSHIT Wrestling.... ..no, really... they really say that. They used to at least. I saw a show back when WCW had just switched to their final Nitro set design and they billed the show as "Championshit"
I don't understand people hating on Andrew. I think he's fine.
nah macho man's greatest match was against jesus he died to save us from the apocalypse
Oh god, that Warrior vs Jordan match was atrocious, Andrew summed it up perfectly.
more anti-TNA bias😂
because it's shit
exactly
It's not bias when the thing you hate deserves to be hated.
Yokozuna was nearly 800 pounds in his last match? HOLY SHIT.
Chris Benoit's last match was notable both for his opponent, Elijah Burke, who would later move to TNA and rename himself "The Pope", but also for the match that he didn't make. That Sunday, Benoit was slated to face CM Punk in the final of the ECW Championship tournament. But Benoit never showed up, and the rest is history.
What is this ACCENT!!! Where is the posh, the Britishness, I'm melting!!
Yeah, and WWE and TNA are American Promotions that WhatCulture mostly covers
Best top ten vid they've made in a while.
I remember Ric Flair's final match against Shawn Michaels in WWE.
the next night he came to Raw and said his final farewell. it was
pretty upsetting. I have to admit that I actually cried. really was
not expecting him to show up in TNA several weeks later. I am
glad that he did. if he didn't then we wouldn't of had Fortune.
Steve Williams was a great person, so glad to have known him. RIP
Jake the Snake - the one match near the end where he was so hammered he could barely get into the ring. And his opponent of the night so disgusted with the situation that he berated the Snake in front of the whole crowd. Jake will always top the list as to final 'bad' matches.
I think it would be cool if they let Maffew do a list.
He doesn't even have to narrate it since he's like a phantom, use the BM style to make a video.
How could you forget Chris Benoit vs His Family? The kayfabe was on point that night!
Road Warrior Hawk's final match was in a small fed in Michigan run by relatives of Sabu. They used the name Big Time Wrestling. He was in a 6 man tag. He died like a week after that show I believe.
it's Curt Hennig not Curt HenniNg - for fuck's sake....
Mick Foley; you can choose from either his surprise yet underwhelming return at Royal Rumble 2012, OR him tagging in with... Brodus Clay at RAW 1000.
he was a manager at raw 1000
It's sad that so many famous wrestlers had such bad final matches.
Fun fact: Freddy Krueger was played by Doug Gilbert. Brother of "Hot Stuff" Eddie Gilbert (who also played Michael Myers in the same promotion)
I was at that Asylum Championship Wrestling show (afterwards I would work for the company as a ring announcer/referee/manager) and I do agree it did not look like the Dr. Death I remember in the NWA. But got to meet him backstage and he was a great guy and there was talk of trying to bring him back to ACW, but that never happened for obvious reasons. My little moment with him after the show was a great memory I have of Dr. Death.
Who is this and why is Adam not going these
Because Adam isn't the only person in existence
Because Adam isn't the only person in existence
+Pacitti Club Johnny Pacitti lover :P
Thank you.
Great fascinating list. Well done What Culture Wrestling
Much love for Andre. Always.
Almost the entire list of wrestlers are now dead holy crap its depressing
Andrew is literally the Roman Reigns of Whatculture
you guys should do like a top 10 best matches from a certain wrestler
Eddie Guerrero vs Kennedy was a classic final match
Big Boss Man made Freddie Kruger do some "Hard Time" 😂😂.
Boss man versus Duggan is fitting. Law and Order versus American Wild Man... sounds fitting
I thought Scott Hall would be on this list for sure. I guess he's wrestled again since the match where he was drunk.
These are just good reminders as to why I never want HBK to come out of retirement. The guy went out in the most perfect way ever on his own terms against arguably the biggest legend of all time. HBK is maybe the only wrestler ever to have a "storybook" ending.
also surprised you never mentioned that yokozuna had to be winched out of the window of the moat house hotel in liverpool when he died, they literally could not get him out the door such a shame.
Kurt Hennig deserved so much better than that. I doubt young fans really get how great he was. I was a huge fan as a kid and I remember the first time I saw him live he was defending the Intercontinental Heavyweight Championship and when he won I went apeshit. I fucking loved Mr. Perfect. He was one of the all-time greats.
For whatever reason, Big Boss Man beating Freddy in one of his last matches is kinda sweet to me.
That piper they live physique compared to hell comes to frogtown reference will never get old :/ ...wait..... x(
you posted this video i day early
Did you just suggest that Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind was anything less than phenomenal?!
Thank you Andrew.
Say what you want about Savage's last match in TNA, it was a clusterfuck of a 6 man tag, and he was moving a little slower than in the past as you'd imagine with age beginning to catch up. BUT he was NOT out of shape in the way that he looked. I'm not too sure why he wore the top, but you only have to look at other photos of him around the same time in vest-tops etc. to see that he was still actually (visually at least) in very good shape. I know he had back issues at that time, but you wouldn't have known by looking at him.
Could have just been the script..maybe he was pissed and didn't want to take off his shirt.
It's tough to say. The photos you refer to were from about a year or so earlier when he was promoting his music, this match was at the beginning of 2005. Savage was well known to be insecure and was very adamant about always looking his best. He had obviously stopped using steroids and he was more lean than ever. The last people had seen of him in wrestling was at his biggest in the Spider-Man scene. As a big fan, I'm glad he had this last appearance because WWE was clearly not going to use him. It extended his legacy within wrestling to include working with Aj and Jeff Hardy. But at the same time, I think I'm glad he realized it was time to hang it up right after.
This Andrew fella forgot to mention that Freddy Krueger is Eddie Gilbert. Basically, Boss Man's final opponent is Eddie Gilbert.
Great video 😊
i really believe that if the brawl for all hadn't happened, even the new fans would know steve williams
most of these guys have passed :(
Gas? I imagine at some point all of them have.
Oh you mean died? Then say died.
Ric Flair Vs Shawn Michaels at WrestleMania 24 was a perfect match.