Coachman is another of those guys that has such a huge opinion of themselves. Was just another character on screen, not a wrestler, in the always continuing story of wrestling. Had some funny moments, used all around, then ended, thats it. Sometimes they talk like they were grizzled vets of yesteryear, and there knowledge/contibution was so great, etc.
Stone Cold Steve Austin will always be the best of his era. Like The Rock, but he isn’t Stone Cold. A lot of people tuned in because of Stone Cold. Stone Cold was on Celebrity Deathmatch for a reason. He was the leader of the Attitude Era Coach… stop playing.
You're drunk and stuck in 98. The Rock had the biggest peak of any wrestler from that era. It was always Stone Cold & The Rock.. It wasn't just Stone Cold.
The Rock was on the cover of Rolling Stone. The Rock had his own show Smackdown on UPN. Ratings hit an all time high during those times. The Rock was on the cover of almost every video game from Nintendo to Playstation. Hosting SNL, appearing in hit TV shows like That 70's show and Star Trek, movies, music videos.. The Coach was there, he saw everything firsthand.
@@cowboysnation214 … No way. The Rock was just as important as The Undertaker, Mankind, and Kane at the time. Stone Cold was irreplaceable at the time. You simply don’t have the Attitude Era if you don’t have Stone Cold.
@@cowboysnation214 … So, I guess you can say John Cena is the same as Batista huh? No. There is only one ☝️ top guy at a time. And that was John Cena during his tenure. Hulk Hogan was 80’s.
@@cowboysnation214 … Big deal. Stone Cold ushered in the Attitude Era. Everyone else was playing his game… not the other way around. And Vince McMahon was the one that created SmackDown not the Rock. Vince just happened to use Rock’s term. And Stone Cold is on WWF War Zone video game cover BY HIMSELF.
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Coachman is another of those guys that has such a huge opinion of themselves. Was just another character on screen, not a wrestler, in the always continuing story of wrestling. Had some funny moments, used all around, then ended, thats it. Sometimes they talk like they were grizzled vets of yesteryear, and there knowledge/contibution was so great, etc.
I was excited until you said Conrad Thompson
Stone Cold Steve Austin will always be the best of his era. Like The Rock, but he isn’t Stone Cold. A lot of people tuned in because of Stone Cold. Stone Cold was on Celebrity Deathmatch for a reason. He was the leader of the Attitude Era Coach… stop playing.
You're drunk and stuck in 98. The Rock had the biggest peak of any wrestler from that era. It was always Stone Cold & The Rock.. It wasn't just Stone Cold.
The Rock was on the cover of Rolling Stone. The Rock had his own show Smackdown on UPN. Ratings hit an all time high during those times. The Rock was on the cover of almost every video game from Nintendo to Playstation. Hosting SNL, appearing in hit TV shows like That 70's show and Star Trek, movies, music videos.. The Coach was there, he saw everything firsthand.
@@cowboysnation214 … No way. The Rock was just as important as The Undertaker, Mankind, and Kane at the time. Stone Cold was irreplaceable at the time. You simply don’t have the Attitude Era if you don’t have Stone Cold.
@@cowboysnation214 … So, I guess you can say John Cena is the same as Batista huh? No. There is only one ☝️ top guy at a time. And that was John Cena during his tenure. Hulk Hogan was 80’s.
@@cowboysnation214 … Big deal. Stone Cold ushered in the Attitude Era. Everyone else was playing his game… not the other way around. And Vince McMahon was the one that created SmackDown not the Rock. Vince just happened to use Rock’s term. And Stone Cold is on WWF War Zone video game cover BY HIMSELF.