@@allantrujillo93 His overall backstage attitude and ego rubbed a lot of people the wrong way. After seeing his last two matches with with Kid Kash, in which Juventud basically went into business for himself (doing moves he was not supposed to, sandbagging, etc.) WWE actually released him after this match, and he's been back wrestling in Mexico ever since. I've heard rumors that he's recently retired, but who the hell knows?
@lukethomas6900 he's had brief stints in AEW and Kross Fire wrestling in the US as recently as 2022. Maybe do a little more research. Prior to that he wrestled pretty regularly in Mexico and in the Indies, ever since 2008.
He had a very big ego, even his friends, Super Crazy and Psychosis, didn't want to be with him because he would get them in trouble. But we cannot deny that he had quality. In this fight he made moves are not allowed because he knew he will leave WWE. @@allantrujillo93
I still like coming back on here to watch the cruiserweights from this time frame. Kash, London n Kendrick, Rey Mysterio, Funaki, Nunzio, Helms, Scotty 2 Hotty, Chavo, the Mexicools, Jamie Noble, Ultimo Dragon, many more lol.. made WWE so much better. Miss those days!
That's what smackdown had over Raw . All the shoot wrestlers legit skills plus can't dent the cruiserweights have always been more technically sound . To this day these guys compare really well to the Seth Rollins, Ricochets, AJ Styles of today.
For those who don't know, this match essentially got Juventud fired because he did a 450 Splash (which he uses quite often) even though the move had been banned by WWE at the time because of a facial injury that Paul London suffered in an earlier match between them when Juventud accidentally botched the move and landed on London's head. They released him that same night because of it and several other issues that came up in this match besides that
@@cartercartercartercar Val Venis kinda spoke about this in an interview. He was heavyweight champion for CMLL before coming to WWE and said in lucha libre they usually do stuff on the spot without telling each other what they're doing because many don't trust the other wrestlers they have matches with. So that's why many of their stunts revolve around throwing their bodies around and kicks and punches instead of pulling a series of moves like we're used to in WWE. It's a great interview by IWS and he speaks a lot about his pre-WWE career which is very interesting.
Hey guys it may look like and ordinary match, but Juventud was trying to throw it, so Kid Kash was giving him serious receipts. Look at all the kicks he gives him, he's not holding back. Also Juventud refused to sell a move earlier in the match, so Kid Kash countered out of one spot in response. It gets crazier, but watch the moves and compare them to how it typically goes.
Carmel, why do you have to write this like you're I'm the know, credit your sources plz everything you're writing you got from the Cafe de Renee podcast
0:19 Juve injures his knee jumping in the ring. Watch that left knee very closely from there on. 1:47 Juve tells Kid Kash to attack that leg so he doesn’t have to pretend it’s not injured, 20 seconds later and Kash is attacking that knee. Kash doesn’t botch the suplex as he knows Juve is going to sell the fail with his visibly injured knee - you can see how Juve doesn’t wait for Kash to enter the jump motion and tries to suplex him right away. Doesn’t seem to be any ill intention. If anything, props to Juve for hiding it as well as he did and continuing his performance as a professional, and to Kid Kash for adapting. The recovery time required for Juve’s injury may have played a factor in to why he disappeared before his contract was up. Maybe not.
@@marcellowheeler88 And not to mention he thought that he was a big a star as The Rock. He even called himself The Juice and cut promos just like The Rock.
@@ricardonb6375 The Juice was one of the greatest cruiserweights of WCW and was and always will be a huge star as both a cruiserweight and luchador he was one of the first to demask and not have it be the downfall of his career the WWE really did fuck up while they had him on the roster he shuld have been headlining events alongside Rey or been reteamed with him like back in their WCW days
I'm thinking that as well because there were some stiff shots in this match. But I saw the interview and thought let's watch and yes they really didn't like each other.
@@pk_1 he's selling the leg injury. Juve just looks like a master of in ring psychology in this match to me . Probably gave Kid Kash the best match of his WWE career . The Mexicools were definitely skilled and super over working with what was given to them . They deserved better runs in the WWE especially Super Crazy . That man was loved and one of the best to ever do it.
No they didn't, Juventud had an awful reputation backstage. His own team stayed away from him backstage because he was doing crap he wasn't supposed to.
@@carlosbash8925 juvi had a very horrible backstage attitude. He would do moves that wwe didn't clear and hurt some talent and still kept doing them. His stable wanted nothing to do with him because he was rubbing everyone the wrong way. He was a very good wrestler but his attitude and recklessness killed any momentum he had. Mexicool were over and he alone killed their gimmick because of his backstage antics
He actually got fired due to his overbearing backstage attitude and rubbing people the wrong way. This last match of his with him ignoring the agents requests from doing certain high spots was pretty much just the nail in the coffin for him. I actually applaud him wrestling his own style though. I was at this show, and I personally thought the match was excellent, and exactly what a cruiserweight should be, unlike what WWE wanted it to be, slow and boring like everything else.
@@reynacamacho7839 - he had injured Paul London with a botched 450 earlier so they told him no more. I'm sure he could've done some other top rope moves but he was all about the 450 and said fuck it and did it anyway. Even though I always liked it it sucked to hear he was a bit of a locker room cancer and often had real heat with a lot of people.
Sucks he never made it into any of the Smackdown Vs. Raw games. They had Super Crazy and Psicosis in WWE Smackdown Vs. RAW 2007 though but not Juvi at this time.
Juventud Guerrero I think WWE needs to bring him back and this will be a guy that needs to be a champion. He should’ve been world champion when he was in WCW Triple H. I hope you read this comment bring him back
Juventud, World champion in WCW?? Over all the legit main-event stars they had?? LMAAAAOOOO I swear the incredibly stupid stuff we read on TH-cam....😂😂😂🙄
@@kingwinter2024 No, I started to watch this whole business named wrestling sport entertainment in 2013 so it’s logical that I don’t know him and many of the wrestlers in his era.
Theres something to be said about this kind of quick, 5-7 minute 1 segment match, you really don't see many of these anymore I remember when I was a teenager thinking cruiserweights never got enough time, but after seeing nothing but 2+ segment matches on AEW for years now, I kinda wish this sort of short, snappy match like this would make a comeback.
I still have no idea how WWE hired Juvi after what he did in WCW down in Australia. I guess its true how badly they want/wanted that Latino demographic. Like Bruce Prichard always says if Vince thinks he can make money off you he will hire you.
@@zervver No, when he did too much MDMA and made a big scene at his hotel naked and wrestlers had to go get him clothes when he got arrested kind of incident.
@@OptimusWrex I see. There is a rumor, among many others, that his father caught them in a hotel room with another man pumping him. Not Randy. It was long before that incident. I thought you referred to that.
Mr Kennedy was so money, but I hate when a wrestling show talks about TV ratings. Imagine if a Marvel or Star Wars movie talked about how much money the last one made. That kind of stuff should never be mentioned in the "universe" WWE exists in.
Before they established that the announce table can just be reassembled, so they had to sit there with the destroyed table on the floor for the rest of the night xD
Um no. Rey and Psicosis losing their masks did very little for them. Juvi losing his mask was actually a blessing in disguise as he began to show much more character in himself after taking it off. Some of you people that comments like this, I swear, it's like you're braindead or some shit. Lol.
@@lukethomas6900 Juvi couldnt breakout without his mask period. Rey Mysterio's and Pcscosis's masks are their identity as it is the same for Juvi. Juventud's mask really cemented his father's legacy and lineage and himself, without it he wasnt the juice
@@principalitycidade4323 Lol, whatever you say, bro. Well if it makes you feel better, he sometimes still comes out wearing a mask to the ring during his entrances whenever he still wrestles these days, mostly down in Mexico.
Juvie was a phenomenal talent. But as good as he is in the ring, he was terrible backstage. So much so that his own stable mates Psicosis and Super crazy wanted nothing to do with him; they feared that his bad attitude backstage would also get them in trouble. The guy has an ego and believes that he’s the Mexican version of The Rock. Moral of the story: you can have all the talent in the world, but stay humble, or else everything you worked for, can disappear in a blink of an eye.
I dont think this guy or the Mexicools would ever come back Super Crazy to well he left in mid 2009 right after everything happened don't know where he Wrestle now but oh well
Juventud was a star! Dude was madly underrated
No body liked him back stage. He pretty much burned bridges with the guys and his friends. Dude was in business for himself.
What really happened to him
@@allantrujillo93 His overall backstage attitude and ego rubbed a lot of people the wrong way. After seeing his last two matches with with Kid Kash, in which Juventud basically went into business for himself (doing moves he was not supposed to, sandbagging, etc.) WWE actually released him after this match, and he's been back wrestling in Mexico ever since. I've heard rumors that he's recently retired, but who the hell knows?
@lukethomas6900 he's had brief stints in AEW and Kross Fire wrestling in the US as recently as 2022. Maybe do a little more research. Prior to that he wrestled pretty regularly in Mexico and in the Indies, ever since 2008.
He had a very big ego, even his friends, Super Crazy and Psychosis, didn't want to be with him because he would get them in trouble. But we cannot deny that he had quality. In this fight he made moves are not allowed because he knew he will leave WWE. @@allantrujillo93
I still like coming back on here to watch the cruiserweights from this time frame.
Kash, London n Kendrick, Rey Mysterio, Funaki, Nunzio, Helms, Scotty 2 Hotty, Chavo, the Mexicools, Jamie Noble, Ultimo Dragon, many more lol.. made WWE so much better. Miss those days!
Lash needs a comeback. Smh Blitz too.
That CW division in mid 2000s was beast.
These ruthless aggression cruiserweight matches aged beautifully. Also Mr. Kennedy is great on Commentary
For real
That's what smackdown had over Raw . All the shoot wrestlers legit skills plus can't dent the cruiserweights have always been more technically sound . To this day these guys compare really well to the Seth Rollins, Ricochets, AJ Styles of today.
Who’s here after listening to Kid Kash talking about Benoit’s instructions?
ME!!! Just got here. 👍
Just discovered that that podcast. I love it
He worked on his left leg. You can hear it. Those arent thigh slaps.
@@corykobe3769 🤣
@@MrZombiejoe Ever thrown a leg kick in your life?
😁
For those who don't know, this match essentially got Juventud fired because he did a 450 Splash (which he uses quite often) even though the move had been banned by WWE at the time because of a facial injury that Paul London suffered in an earlier match between them when Juventud accidentally botched the move and landed on London's head. They released him that same night because of it and several other issues that came up in this match besides that
To be fair to Juvi, they at least set up the spot so that Kash rolled out of the way. There was no real danger of injury there.
@@KyokujiFGCbro thats crazy theres no danger. He got bu bu buried.
lo sabía, sabía que había algo escondido ahí, este tipo lo tenía todo, personalidad, actitud , carisma , showman, técnica y estilo! lo tenía todo!
came here from kid cash's shoot on rene dupree's pod where he says juvie never called anything in his matches and just did random shit lol
@@cartercartercartercar Val Venis kinda spoke about this in an interview. He was heavyweight champion for CMLL before coming to WWE and said in lucha libre they usually do stuff on the spot without telling each other what they're doing because many don't trust the other wrestlers they have matches with. So that's why many of their stunts revolve around throwing their bodies around and kicks and punches instead of pulling a series of moves like we're used to in WWE. It's a great interview by IWS and he speaks a lot about his pre-WWE career which is very interesting.
Hey guys it may look like and ordinary match, but Juventud was trying to throw it, so Kid Kash was giving him serious receipts. Look at all the kicks he gives him, he's not holding back. Also Juventud refused to sell a move earlier in the match, so Kid Kash countered out of one spot in response. It gets crazier, but watch the moves and compare them to how it typically goes.
Yea just heard about this on Rene Dupree’s podcast and had to come check it out lol
Carmel, why do you have to write this like you're I'm the know, credit your sources plz everything you're writing you got from the Cafe de Renee podcast
Yeah Juvie no sells for a suplex so Kid Kash retains the favor, and Juvie has to 'pretend' his leg is really sore. Bet it was sore af!
0:19 Juve injures his knee jumping in the ring. Watch that left knee very closely from there on. 1:47 Juve tells Kid Kash to attack that leg so he doesn’t have to pretend it’s not injured, 20 seconds later and Kash is attacking that knee. Kash doesn’t botch the suplex as he knows Juve is going to sell the fail with his visibly injured knee - you can see how Juve doesn’t wait for Kash to enter the jump motion and tries to suplex him right away. Doesn’t seem to be any ill intention. If anything, props to Juve for hiding it as well as he did and continuing his performance as a professional, and to Kid Kash for adapting. The recovery time required for Juve’s injury may have played a factor in to why he disappeared before his contract was up.
Maybe not.
🙄
Cafe de Rene is a great show just got into it...also brought me here
Cohencidentaally, TH-cam recommended this video after I watched Rene's show.
Juventud is the Spanish Shawn Michaels.
Yeah the version of Shawn before he found Christ.
@@patricknevermind8529 You mean The Superior Shawn Michaels then. Yes 👍🏼
Juvie Is The BETTER Era Shawn Michaels
More Marty Janetty than Shawn.
Juventud isn't even Spanish, and he's no HBK...
calm down edgekid@@jayceegenocide4402
Juve was a star. Easily would have been the face of the CW division if he wasn't released.
He let his ego ruin his run. Dude was not the easiest to deal with back stage.
@@marcellowheeler88 And not to mention he thought that he was a big a star as The Rock. He even called himself The Juice and cut promos just like The Rock.
@@ricardonb6375 The Juice was one of the greatest cruiserweights of WCW and was and always will be a huge star as both a cruiserweight and luchador he was one of the first to demask and not have it be the downfall of his career the WWE really did fuck up while they had him on the roster he shuld have been headlining events alongside Rey or been reteamed with him like back in their WCW days
“Beat the FUCK out of him” 💀💀
BENOIT🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂😂🤣
😂😂
had me dying 😂😂😂
He said that to himself too and then Jonny Nitro took his place on Vengeance ppv xd
Just another good reason why he's dead. Too harsh for ya? Don't care! Fuck that child killer Benoit!
This is one of by Far of WWE greatest matches ever on Smackdown. Kid Kash matches were great. Juventud was awesome so cool he was Mexicool.
Cafe de Rene 👍 I don’t see the sandbag finish by Juvi but this was when SD wasn’t live so it was likely edited out.
I'm thinking that as well because there were some stiff shots in this match. But I saw the interview and thought let's watch and yes they really didn't like each other.
That was on the ppv before
Nah bro watch kash’ brain buster finisher. Juve’s legs were supposed to be straight
@@pk_1 he's selling the leg injury. Juve just looks like a master of in ring psychology in this match to me . Probably gave Kid Kash the best match of his WWE career . The Mexicools were definitely skilled and super over working with what was given to them . They deserved better runs in the WWE especially Super Crazy . That man was loved and one of the best to ever do it.
You see the ref told him he's taking that finish then?
Seriously i miss this guy 😢❤
Juvi always gave 1000percent. Wwe dropped,the ball with him. I remember this. 2005 or 2006.
No they didn't, Juventud had an awful reputation backstage. His own team stayed away from him backstage because he was doing crap he wasn't supposed to.
January 2006.
In reality Vince Mcmahon and his crew are prejudice of the Latino talent, he barely let Eddie Guerrero shine and he was a top 5 fighter in wwe
round105 what you mean ?
@@carlosbash8925 juvi had a very horrible backstage attitude. He would do moves that wwe didn't clear and hurt some talent and still kept doing them. His stable wanted nothing to do with him because he was rubbing everyone the wrong way. He was a very good wrestler but his attitude and recklessness killed any momentum he had. Mexicool were over and he alone killed their gimmick because of his backstage antics
"But Kash... who's gonna believe me not being champion?"
😁😁😁
No I'm the juith, on the thame level as the rock. Juth one kith. I don't take off my shadesth
KITH ME RANDY
Kid Kash looking like Owen Hart 😳
Definitely
I used to think so as well. Before that, he looked like Kid Rock; back when he was in ECW.
Loved Juvi!!! I have always given all my created wrestlers the "Juvi Driver" as their finisher!
Why does Kennedy looks like a ESPN sports reporter.
The ref literally told him juve your taking the brain buster now lmfaooo he even counted when juve was on the top rope
Juventud guerrera vs Kid kash. dos grandes exponentes de la lucha aérea
Labours of Jericho: Chapter 3
yep here we are!
JERICHO 4LIFE
A Stupid Thing of the shit of Aew
00:31 Lmfao Juventud don't give a fuck
Cafe de rene brought me
SAME 😂😂😂
How are the people going to believe I’m not the champion?
I agreed with the juice . I cannot believe it
“I want you to beat the FUCK out of him”
KID KASH ON CAFE DE RENE BROUGHT ME HERE! LOL
6:24 the 450 that got juvi fired, he literally said fuck it and when ahead and did the move when he wasn't supposed too
What was he supposed to do?
@@reynacamacho7839 not that move that's for sure
@@kevinfightsbears it was badass tho and he missed ig not even cruiserweights back then couldn't shine
He actually got fired due to his overbearing backstage attitude and rubbing people the wrong way. This last match of his with him ignoring the agents requests from doing certain high spots was pretty much just the nail in the coffin for him. I actually applaud him wrestling his own style though. I was at this show, and I personally thought the match was excellent, and exactly what a cruiserweight should be, unlike what WWE wanted it to be, slow and boring like everything else.
@@reynacamacho7839 - he had injured Paul London with a botched 450 earlier so they told him no more. I'm sure he could've done some other top rope moves but he was all about the 450 and said fuck it and did it anyway. Even though I always liked it it sucked to hear he was a bit of a locker room cancer and often had real heat with a lot of people.
Sucks he never made it into any of the Smackdown Vs. Raw games. They had Super Crazy and Psicosis in WWE Smackdown Vs. RAW 2007 though but not Juvi at this time.
The interview he did on Renée duprees podcast brought me here.
Same
Same :)
Same
“Beat the FUCK out of him.”
Pretty great, intense, and evenly paced match, with both sides showing good offense.
Where are you Randy? Where are you?
Cafe de rene
"Kith me Randy."
@@MrUnbroken2000 kith of metfh
Juventud Guerrero I think WWE needs to bring him back and this will be a guy that needs to be a champion. He should’ve been world champion when he was in WCW Triple H. I hope you read this comment bring him back
His old man now
His old and fat now
He is too old but he should be in hall of fame
Juventud, World champion in WCW?? Over all the legit main-event stars they had?? LMAAAAOOOO I swear the incredibly stupid stuff we read on TH-cam....😂😂😂🙄
This is Smackdown. Not the Ppv match that Kid cash was talking about on the café podcast.
This match was great.
never got his action figure as a kid. If he only stayed a little longer :(
Yea Juventud Guerrera & Manu Figures we’re never released sadly,I wish they were.
*KEEP IT JUICEY*
Who is here to see guerrera after MJF announcement ?
Did you not know him before?
@@kingwinter2024 No, I started to watch this whole business named wrestling sport entertainment in 2013 so it’s logical that I don’t know him and many of the wrestlers in his era.
@@hhdd71 gotta get hip, smackdown was great around this time.
2:05 Almost as high as Rob Van Dam..
I didn't see anything wrong with the selling or sandbagging. Match looked fine
Mr Kennedy was really in awe of this match lol
Because he saw how stiff and how real it was lol
Vince didn't use alot of the good wrestlers from WcW at all he looked at them all like they were trash
Lots were
"put a fork in him, he's done!" JBL knew he was probably fired lol
JBL? Kennedy was on commentary. 😂
He's coming to aew
Mr kennedy used to be commentator
Juventud guerrera was so good in WCW
Strong Style before Strong Style was a thing in WWE.
My favorite wrestler him a rey Mysterio was the best
Thu juice muy infravalorado en mex
ONE KITH RANDY
"Juvi. Get the fuck out of here now."
Don't remember kid cash winning in WWE
Good last match.
The racism in wwe
Back in a time that nobody gave a shit about the mexicools being a racist gimmick.Vince was really wild back then. lmao
How were the racist?
@@pleaseshutup7053 They werent so racist not like now.
Smh wwe really fumbled the cruiserweight not once but twice
Juvi was over
Nope, smackdowns crowd was always dubbed
The Mexicools were over
@@VersusTim lies...u can literally see the people cheering
Wow I don't remember either of these guys in WWE ik them from wcw and TNA
Theres something to be said about this kind of quick, 5-7 minute 1 segment match, you really don't see many of these anymore
I remember when I was a teenager thinking cruiserweights never got enough time, but after seeing nothing but 2+ segment matches on AEW for years now, I kinda wish this sort of short, snappy match like this would make a comeback.
I couldn’t agree more. It leaves you wanting more. Wwe does the same thing that’s why the shows are unwatchebale
And look at the selling between both id take this match over any match on tv this year
Maybe Juvi shouldn't have sandbagged Kash in this match and the match before this?
Could’ve been awesome. Fun in WCW
I didn’t even know he was ever in wwe and I was watching a lot of the time at this point 😂
I don't even remember Juventud being in the WWE. I remember Psychosis
The Juice referred to the Prince Iaukea and Maestro match as the Jabroni Match of the Week.
Anyone else notice how green that ref was😂😂
nadie queria q gane Kid Kash -.-
Thanks Cafe De Rene. 😏🤣
Bro that dead level was lethal😬
That's what he gets for trying to kiss Randy Orton!
lol, he was already fired here
Vince made him come out there and a lawn mower bro... Come on... Lolol
6:48
What the hell was that?
Cool
Very
I still have no idea how WWE hired Juvi after what he did in WCW down in Australia. I guess its true how badly they want/wanted that Latino demographic. Like Bruce Prichard always says if Vince thinks he can make money off you he will hire you.
What incident in Australia, the one where they caught him with a man?
@@zervver No, when he did too much MDMA and made a big scene at his hotel naked and wrestlers had to go get him clothes when he got arrested kind of incident.
@@OptimusWrex I see. There is a rumor, among many others, that his father caught them in a hotel room with another man pumping him. Not Randy. It was long before that incident. I thought you referred to that.
@@zervver No it was an Australian WCW tour in like September or October of 2000. So Randy wouldn't have been there.
Anyone else hear kash at 1.06🤣🤣🤣
Mr Kennedy was so money, but I hate when a wrestling show talks about TV ratings. Imagine if a Marvel or Star Wars movie talked about how much money the last one made. That kind of stuff should never be mentioned in the "universe" WWE exists in.
It was part of a storyline involving a "network executive".
Mr Kennedy
Kennedy!
Before they established that the announce table can just be reassembled, so they had to sit there with the destroyed table on the floor for the rest of the night xD
Eins, Zwei, Drei
...vier
@@WALDENSOFTWARE 😁✌
He always said that germans are kind of guy because of their behavior and language...wonder what that means to himself counting in german?
@@VersusTim yeah I guess the transition says 123
When juvi lost his mask his status took a nose dive
So did Rey and Psychosis. Remember when Psychosis took his mask off at One Night Stand?? They started chanting “put the mask on” lol….
@@TheSweetestScience oh dang bruh I totally forgot, wcw coulda been somethin if they merchandised the masks
Um no. Rey and Psicosis losing their masks did very little for them. Juvi losing his mask was actually a blessing in disguise as he began to show much more character in himself after taking it off. Some of you people that comments like this, I swear, it's like you're braindead or some shit. Lol.
@@lukethomas6900 Juvi couldnt breakout without his mask period. Rey Mysterio's and Pcscosis's masks are their identity as it is the same for Juvi. Juventud's mask really cemented his father's legacy and lineage and himself, without it he wasnt the juice
@@principalitycidade4323 Lol, whatever you say, bro. Well if it makes you feel better, he sometimes still comes out wearing a mask to the ring during his entrances whenever he still wrestles these days, mostly down in Mexico.
THE JUICE!! 0:23
6:49 Highlight of this entire clip
Just think if Juvie would’ve been a lot more mature back then.
He could’ve been a Legend in WWE.
But, he screwed himself out of the company.
Another Cade De Rene guy sent here because of Kid Kash lol.
I'm here bc of Cafe De Rene and Kid Kash being requested by Benoit to beat the f out of Juventud.
0:14 Juvi Driver
Damn Kid Cash was boring didn't deserve the title.
Juventud was over with the fans.
EINS - ZWEI - DREI 🤘
Juvi thought he was bigga than he was
I meter him long time ah9 like 2 years ago
Juvie was a phenomenal talent. But as good as he is in the ring, he was terrible backstage. So much so that his own stable mates Psicosis and Super crazy wanted nothing to do with him; they feared that his bad attitude backstage would also get them in trouble. The guy has an ego and believes that he’s the Mexican version of The Rock.
Moral of the story: you can have all the talent in the world, but stay humble, or else everything you worked for, can disappear in a blink of an eye.
Vince and his racist gimmicks
The Juice!
I dont think this guy or the Mexicools would ever come back Super Crazy to well he left in mid 2009 right after everything happened don't know where he Wrestle now but oh well
Did anyone else notice the 3 count at 4:05?😗
Hoot and toot Guerrero
6:19 That's because was fired
That analyst seems familiar...
Juve driver
1:35 1:47 haha!!!!
LA Knight aka temu version Mr Kennedy
Juventud
STIFF
Kith me