I'm glad Brian's doing ok enough to keep making these more time consuming videos - the breakdown of his relationship with his father would have been tough on the guy Call your son and say you're sorry Jim.
Fun fact about Blassie, he married a japanese woman but before they could her parents wouldn't allow her over the fact he was so brutal to rikidozan. Now that's kayfabe!
@@diablorojo3887 did he sucker punch him? I was under the impression kimura was getting his ass kicked and needed a way out, which is why he immediately ran away.
@@dafttassia1960 I kimura the guy who stabbed him? From what I heard he didnt want a fight, he actually liked rikidozan. But rikidozan was acting like a prick and threw the first punch.
"Miracle Violence Connection" is pretty much objectively the best tag team name ever. Also I'm impressed you did this whole list without adding a single person named Chris.
Jericho and Benoit have soft spots in my as technically savvy yet ballsy “will do what it takes” wrestlers. Only focusing positively on Benoit and Jericho doesn’t need much talking about because he’s still kicking at 50 yrs old
I remember the NJPW/WCW partnership it was excellent. Introduced me to one of my all time favorite wrestlers Jushin Thunder Liger. Also kinda surprised Mick Foley and Prince Albert/Lord Tensei weren't on the list at least as honorable mentions, but you mentioned Scott Norton so that's definitely a plus because he really didn't do a lot in America, but was a success in Japan. Then again this is definitely a list that can use a part 2 and so on lol
He still should gave been mebtuined once. I wush he stated in Japan honestly. WWE wasted him, judt like eceryone else. Why people want to work for that company I will never know
When I first found out they were called that, it kind of made me mad WCW didn't use the name. Still, their feud with the Stieners is one of my favorite things in wrestling history, and knowing it was an inter-company feud makes it even cooler. :)
Road warriors and the steiners yes sabu no. Sabu is not a star in the west and he wasn't big enough for japan to make him in this list or anyothers for that matter.
Tbf it wasn't only HBK's fault. Vader's stiff style meant alot of wrestlers refused to work with him in both WCW and WWF. It's more of an example of his reputation which put him over working against him. Yes HBK overreacting like he did made it more public knowledge but given that he was willing to atleast try to work a match with him is more than most guys were willing to do at the time.
He was the first Black Tiger, a gimmick that would later be taken by legends like Eddie Guerrero, Silver King, and Rocky Romero. His contributions cannot be overlooked.
I don't think he wasn't BIG big in Japan, but an honorable mention to Gary Albright: The Suplex Machine and honorary Anoa'i member through marriage. Dude put on some clinics in UWF International and All Japan
@@frankf684 It's okay because Johnny Ace was there to give Animal some of his "People Power Drink", so Animal felt better about himself. This is why brothers don't just shake hands, guys
He'd probably enjoy Jaguar Yokota's work too. She's considered one of the best regardless of gender. He should also check out Meiko Satomura and the majority of the Joshis from Stardom
I believe you missed Bobo Brazil! Who beat Shoei Baba in a match in '68, when he (Shoei) beat 9 of 10 of the biggest American wrestlers at that time, within a 3 week period! Bob's battles also with Jack Briscoe were legendary!
Seeing Hogan and Andre as honorable mentions surprised me, honestly thought they would be number one, didn't expect Gotch but after the video it makes sense. Always appreciate Zane reminding us teens and twenty somethings of the older generations pre Rock 'n' Wrestling.
Not including Lou Thesz in that list is beyond insane. He not the Destroyer was the first truly major foreign star in japan, and his wars with Rikidozan for the title were the stuff of legend there.
I just heard Brian Last's interview with Fumi Saito from episode 100 of the 6:05 superpodcast about Japanese wrestling in the 70's and early 80's. Most of these guys were mentioned and it is worth a listen.
Great list Brian there's probably more names to do a second list, The Steiners come to mind for me but overall a solid list with room for potential sequels and I learned a few things so what more can I ask for ? (Also love the Big Hoss McGraw cameo probably one of my favorite characters you've come up with)
It was good. Still reeling off Terry Funk's death, I've watched a lot of his All Japan stuff lately from '80-'83. I know the numbers translate much differently in the '50s, but seeing Funk walk to the ring & people hugging him, just doing anything possible to be near Terry was so cool to see. Lunging at him, grabbing & tearing him off the apron. He'd get bouquets & bouquets of flowers, it was just madness. A complete different time & era
As for omissions: Flair, Brisco, Bruno, Verne Gagne, Billy Robinson, Fritz Von Erich, Doug Furnas and Phil Lafon, Gary Albright, Johnny Ace, Ricky Steamboat, Bret Hart, Owen Hart, Bad News Allen, Chris Benoit, Eddie Guerrero, Dean Malenko...I could go on. The biggest omissions are from women. Mildred Burke toured Japan, with her WWWA and launched joshi pro wrestling. That led to All Japan women, who produced the best wrestlers the world had ever seen, including the likes of manami Toyota, the Crush Gals (Lioness Asuka and Chigusa Nagayo), Akira Hokuto, Dump Matsumoto and Bison Kimura, Aja Kong, Jackie Sato, the Jumping Bomb Angels, and more. It would also see gaijin stars, such as Madusa Miceli/Alundra Blayze, Monster Ripper Rhonda Singh/Bertha Faye, Terry Power (Terry "Tory" Poch), Reggie Bennett. You also left off non-American foreigners, like Marc Rollerball Rocco, Mil Mascaras and Dos Caras, Villano 3, Dr Wagner Jr, Steve Wright, Tiger Jeet Singh, Rick Martel, Chris Jericho, Lance Storm, Juventud Guerrera, Rey Mysterio Jr, Psicosis, Dos Caras Jr/Alberto Del Rio and more. Hogan was a massive draw in New Japan, as was Andre, putting them well ahead of "honorable mention."
Great list! I would have had the Destroyer as #1 but having the former two time WWA champion and AWA champion (as Dr X) on the list means many kudos to you. His 70,000 million viewer match can be seen on youtube as well as bouts against a really young Stan Hansen and others. FYI He was a great and hilarious heel promo, a precursor to the likes of Chris Jericho.
Billy Robinson...speaking of him, he along with Terry Funk, Hogan and a few others were the inspiration for characters in the Kinnikuman/M.U.S.C.L.E series
Other wrestlers worth mentioning that Brian omitted: Mil Mascaras Lou Thesz Ric Flair Dory Funk Jr. Bob Backlund Chris Benoit Eddie Guerrero Chris Jericho Tiger Jeet Singh The Sheik Mike Awesome Sabu Giant Bernard/Albert/Tensei Too Cold Scorpio Ted Dibiase Harley Race The Steiners Mick Foley Road Warriors
Guerrero, Jericho, and Benoit weren’t really “big” back then. They simply competed in tournaments back in the day, behind masks on top of that. So their not being mentioned is perfectly fine due to the title of this video
Am I just imagining history when I recall that in that same interview with Hogan and Jimmy Hart, he called the WWF championship a toy? Or something along those lines?
No, you remembered that right. Hogan treated the WWF Championship like a trinket. This is galling since his fifth reign came at the expense of Bret Hart and Yokozuna. And all because he wouldn't play ball at WrestleMania IX unless he got another WWF Championship Reign. And he did nothing with it in the WWF until he dropped the WWF Championship back to Yokozuna.
Rest In Peace Jay Briscoe ❤️
Hopefully it's not just me, but I enjoyed the "King of Retirement Style" remark.
I enjoyed that remark, as well as the Karl Gotch "Walt Disney lookalike" remark.
Not just you popped me as well
Ditto
That "Murder Daddy" remark was good as well
I laughed a bit
I'm glad Brian's doing ok enough to keep making these more time consuming videos - the breakdown of his relationship with his father would have been tough on the guy
Call your son and say you're sorry Jim.
Just stop.
Yeah, don't make us lock you guys up in a room with a TV running 24-hour marathons of Home Alone until you settle your differences!
He should call his folks, tell him he's tight now
@@javiers5599 "I actually got that reference" - Captain America, 2012
They had us in the 1st half, im not gonna lie
Fun fact about Blassie, he married a japanese woman but before they could her parents wouldn't allow her over the fact he was so brutal to rikidozan.
Now that's kayfabe!
japan is a very professional country, they even kill Rikidozan for real
@@diablorojo3887 rikidozan would've been fine if he didn't insist on eating raw fish and drinking alcohol right after surgery
@@dafttassia1960 or sucker punch Kimura
@@diablorojo3887 did he sucker punch him?
I was under the impression kimura was getting his ass kicked and needed a way out, which is why he immediately ran away.
@@dafttassia1960 I kimura the guy who stabbed him? From what I heard he didnt want a fight, he actually liked rikidozan. But rikidozan was acting like a prick and threw the first punch.
Surprised you didn't bring up the fact that Big Van Vader would inspire the character of Raiden/Big Bear in SNK's Fatal Fury series...
Also Alexander the Grater in Saturday Night's Slam Masters
Terry Funk sounds like Hank Hill while hes singing. I also love that him and Onita are having a retirement competition
Onita is just copying his mentor's gimmick again
He kinda does actually
"Miracle Violence Connection" is pretty much objectively the best tag team name ever.
Also I'm impressed you did this whole list without adding a single person named Chris.
The J-Walker it’s definitely one of my favourites, along with the Minnesota Wrecking Crew
Jericho and Benoit have soft spots in my as technically savvy yet ballsy “will do what it takes” wrestlers. Only focusing positively on Benoit and Jericho doesn’t need much talking about because he’s still kicking at 50 yrs old
Best tag team ever IMO
I remember the NJPW/WCW partnership it was excellent. Introduced me to one of my all time favorite wrestlers Jushin Thunder Liger. Also kinda surprised Mick Foley and Prince Albert/Lord Tensei weren't on the list at least as honorable mentions, but you mentioned Scott Norton so that's definitely a plus because he really didn't do a lot in America, but was a success in Japan. Then again this is definitely a list that can use a part 2 and so on lol
Mick wasn’t really in Japan as much as some of these guys.But definitely agree about Albert.
Remember starrcade 1995 with New Japan vs WCW? CLASSIC!
@@frankf684 Albert was never big in North America either, unfortunately
He still should gave been mebtuined once. I wush he stated in Japan honestly. WWE wasted him, judt like eceryone else. Why people want to work for that company I will never know
Was Albert/A-Train/etc. ever big in the US?
"This man said it better than I could ever say it myself."
**Proceeds to say it himself**
This videos intro had me in my feels. RIP Jay Briscoe
Sandy Fork, Delaware
Could technically put Rikidozan on the list considering he’s actually Korean
Do you mean PUT?
FIXTREME 👍🏻
Rikidozan may've been born in Korea, but his home was clearly, very much Japan.
Zack McClean true
So is Riki Coshu. Half-Korean and half-Japanese lol
Literally came here to make sure you played "Sunrise" during the inevitable Hansen segment.
And here's the band behind it performing live in gloriously cheesy 70's outfits! th-cam.com/video/Jxi10ZIvyTo/w-d-xo.html
Stop using the word literally if you have no idea what it means. PLEASE.
@@princeofcupspoc9073 stop being so prescriptive it's 2019
@@princeofcupspoc9073 literally literally literally literally literally literally literally literally literally literally literally literally literally literally literally literally literally literally literally literally literally literally literally literally literally literally literally literally literally literally literally literally literally literally literally literally literally literally literally literally literally literally
Terry Funk “The King of Retirement Style” haha Brian you are a funny dude
"I watch you in your sleep."
"Eww..."
LMAO gold!!!
What ? It's romantic
The Miracle Violence Connection is the coolest name for a tag team ever....thanks for the video.
When I first found out they were called that, it kind of made me mad WCW didn't use the name.
Still, their feud with the Stieners is one of my favorite things in wrestling history, and knowing it was an inter-company feud makes it even cooler. :)
Andre pinned Anoki and that was considered dang near impossible.
Pinning Andre was no small feat either (pun intended).
Steiner brothers ,Road Warriors,and Sabu just to name a few
Road warriors and the steiners yes sabu no. Sabu is not a star in the west and he wasn't big enough for japan to make him in this list or anyothers for that matter.
None were more successful in Japan then in the US.
@@frankf684 That's not the argument.
@@Twister-V1 How dare you!
Sabu is great.
@@schizzo8959 sure but he wasn't big in japan
Mike Awesome did well in Japan as well
The Gladiator. Absolutely.
He did,...awesome
Just not enough fat girls to thrill in Japan.
He was my favorite wrestler.
FMW FMW FMW FMW FMW!!!
I'll never forgive WWE for not putting Vader in the Hall of Fame while he was still alive.
He begged openly to get in and put them into a tough spot. They should have had him in years ago but HBK was still salty that he was rough.
Best big man of all time, hands down. But that's mostly for his work in Japan imo, so I understand him not being a top priority
Tbf it wasn't only HBK's fault. Vader's stiff style meant alot of wrestlers refused to work with him in both WCW and WWF. It's more of an example of his reputation which put him over working against him. Yes HBK overreacting like he did made it more public knowledge but given that he was willing to atleast try to work a match with him is more than most guys were willing to do at the time.
I feel like the Steiner Bros should be on here. They had a lot of classics in Japan.
Great stuff. I would have liked an honourable mention for Mark "Rollerball" Rocco, but as a Lancastrian I'm biased.
He was the first Black Tiger, a gimmick that would later be taken by legends like Eddie Guerrero, Silver King, and Rocky Romero. His contributions cannot be overlooked.
I love that Hansen would swing his cowbell but because he was blind in one eye he’d just beat the shit out of the crowd and not give one fuck
You didn't discount Scott "Flash" Norton. Good job.
Flash Norton? When was he called that? After seeing the comment I tried to look it up but can't find anything on that
He was the best playable wrestler in WCW Would Tour lol
@@blueweegie6541 I think it was a play on Flash Gordon
@@FIXTREME but did he call himself that or is this just the ops own nickname for him? Just curious
He was referred to as Flash from his arm wrestling days. He was called that a lot on WCW tv.
You forgot Terry Funk also got the highest Japanese honor bestowed upon him: Kinnikuman's best friend Terryman is modeled after him!
I don't think he wasn't BIG big in Japan, but an honorable mention to Gary Albright: The Suplex Machine and honorary Anoa'i member through marriage. Dude put on some clinics in UWF International and All Japan
Coming back to watch this video on the final month of 2023, I like to say R.I.P. to Jay Brisco.
RIP Jay Briscoe 😢
I love thr birscoes in the beginning, Mark cracks me up every time
So sad seeing the briscoes at the beginning. Miss the fuck out of Jay😔
rip Jay
John Tenta should have at least had an honorable mention. He was a great sumo wrestler in Japan.
The opening of this video makes me cry now. You are missed SO much Jay, RIP
❤️
Well, we know Suzuki got the Gotch Style Pile driver from
Comnon knowledge.
... Where?
@@chrispodesta8105 Karl Gotch was one of Suzuki's teachers.
@@wvang0013 yeah, just trying to be funny.
You didn’t mention the Road Warriors they were huge in Japan
Wolfpax82 but not bigger then they were in the US.And Hawk was bigger in Japan then Animal.
@@frankf684 It's okay because Johnny Ace was there to give Animal some of his "People Power Drink", so Animal felt better about himself. This is why brothers don't just shake hands, guys
More lists like this please Brian! I miss the classic top 8’s!
#FACTS
Hogan vs MUTA is amazing match , if you haven’t seen it def check it out
Damn...... 😢 didn't expect to get hit with Jay Briscoe at the beginning of the video. R.I.P. Jay
2:12 there is, review the longest yard with Adam sandler, I believe including bob sapp there’s 5 other wrestlers
Oh fuck... Just open to rewatch this video, and almost cry seeing Jay... Damn, still fell so unreal, R.I.P my brother, true legend
You should check out Manami Toyota's AJW matches when you get a chance
ra0929 a joshi vid would be fantastic! I feel like he’d enjoy Toyota, as well as Mariko Yoshida
He'd probably enjoy Jaguar Yokota's work too. She's considered one of the best regardless of gender. He should also check out Meiko Satomura and the majority of the Joshis from Stardom
I'm glad you mentioned Doc & Gordy
I’m a former wrestler who’s lived in Japan 3 1/2 years.
It’s amazing how Hansen and even Abdullah are still known and over today.
Not taking nothing away from this video.... The Briscoes vs the usos needs to happen asap
Dynamite kid versus tiger mask dynamite kid versus Fujinami are some of the best matches that have ever seen in my life.
Yoooo that intro with the Briscos was great!!!
Rest In Peace Jay ❤️
@@claymathewselevator8121 Indeed.
Aw. I miss ya Jay! Godspeed to dem boy.
I believe you missed Bobo Brazil! Who beat Shoei Baba in a match in '68, when he (Shoei) beat 9 of 10 of the biggest American wrestlers at that time, within a 3 week period! Bob's battles also with Jack Briscoe were legendary!
RIP Jay Briscoe!
Great list! Scott Norton was the sleeper hit on the WCW game back in the day and a beast of a wrestler.
When dude grabbed the mic and said "how we doin this mornin folks" I was ready to die laughing if it cut off right there.
I thought the exact same thing was going to happen too lmaooo
Seeing Hogan and Andre as honorable mentions surprised me, honestly thought they would be number one, didn't expect Gotch but after the video it makes sense. Always appreciate Zane reminding us teens and twenty somethings of the older generations pre Rock 'n' Wrestling.
Meet Scott Norton at the G1 climax opener in Dallas. Awesome guy to talk to.
Aoiren didn’t say the same about you
Solid solid list 👍🏻👍🏻
It's sad watching this back seeing Jay and Mark knowing what happens a few years later. R.I.P Jay....Dem Boyz
This is the best wrestling channel on youtube right above wrestling bios
I'm so relieved that you listed Gotch, I was really getting worried as the numbers kept shrinking.
Not including Lou Thesz in that list is beyond insane. He not the Destroyer was the first truly major foreign star in japan, and his wars with Rikidozan for the title were the stuff of legend there.
In the junior division (not the one by Johnny Ace) Chris Benoit did well in Japan as The Wild Pegasus (AKA The Pegasus Kid)
I just heard Brian Last's interview with Fumi Saito from episode 100 of the 6:05 superpodcast about Japanese wrestling in the 70's and early 80's. Most of these guys were mentioned and it is worth a listen.
He doesn't watch much NJPW so he has to get his knowledge from places like reddit etc
They still let Brian on there after Corny blocked him?
@@frankf684 Brian Last, not Brian Zane.
Jason Jimerson yeah I knew it as soon as I hit the post button,feel stupid.
@@frankf684 It's cool. An easy mistake.
Great list Brian there's probably more names to do a second list, The Steiners come to mind for me but overall a solid list with room for potential sequels and I learned a few things so what more can I ask for ? (Also love the Big Hoss McGraw cameo probably one of my favorite characters you've come up with)
RIP JAY!
Yup. Scott Norton is a powerhouse in Revenge too.
It was good. Still reeling off Terry Funk's death, I've watched a lot of his All Japan stuff lately from '80-'83. I know the numbers translate much differently in the '50s, but seeing Funk walk to the ring & people hugging him, just doing anything possible to be near Terry was so cool to see. Lunging at him, grabbing & tearing him off the apron. He'd get bouquets & bouquets of flowers, it was just madness. A complete different time & era
Love dem boys! All Mark has to do is make that face and I’m dying, lol.
Love The Briscoes ❤️
Reach to the sky, boys
This is the best and most correct list I have ever seen keep up the good work I really enjoyed it thanks
As for omissions: Flair, Brisco, Bruno, Verne Gagne, Billy Robinson, Fritz Von Erich, Doug Furnas and Phil Lafon, Gary Albright, Johnny Ace, Ricky Steamboat, Bret Hart, Owen Hart, Bad News Allen, Chris Benoit, Eddie Guerrero, Dean Malenko...I could go on. The biggest omissions are from women. Mildred Burke toured Japan, with her WWWA and launched joshi pro wrestling. That led to All Japan women, who produced the best wrestlers the world had ever seen, including the likes of manami Toyota, the Crush Gals (Lioness Asuka and Chigusa Nagayo), Akira Hokuto, Dump Matsumoto and Bison Kimura, Aja Kong, Jackie Sato, the Jumping Bomb Angels, and more. It would also see gaijin stars, such as Madusa Miceli/Alundra Blayze, Monster Ripper Rhonda Singh/Bertha Faye, Terry Power (Terry "Tory" Poch), Reggie Bennett. You also left off non-American foreigners, like Marc Rollerball Rocco, Mil Mascaras and Dos Caras, Villano 3, Dr Wagner Jr, Steve Wright, Tiger Jeet Singh, Rick Martel, Chris Jericho, Lance Storm, Juventud Guerrera, Rey Mysterio Jr, Psicosis, Dos Caras Jr/Alberto Del Rio and more. Hogan was a massive draw in New Japan, as was Andre, putting them well ahead of "honorable mention."
I see you, Mr. Zane.
Starting off this particular video with the BEST tag team in wrestling.
RiP Jay Briscoe 🙏
How was “Big in Japan” by Tom Waits not the credits song?
No lie lately I’ve been binge watching your old videos a lot lately😂❤️
Rest in peace Jay.
Even now; while above the clouds, Terry Funk is still a fightin' machine alongside one of Dem Boys.
RIP Jay 🤟🏾
Great list! I would have had the Destroyer as #1 but having the former two time WWA champion and AWA champion (as Dr X) on the list means many kudos to you.
His 70,000 million viewer match can be seen on youtube as well as bouts against a really young Stan Hansen and others. FYI He was a great and hilarious heel promo, a precursor to the likes of Chris Jericho.
Billy Robinson...speaking of him, he along with Terry Funk, Hogan and a few others were the inspiration for characters in the Kinnikuman/M.U.S.C.L.E series
3:10 gotta love that Fist of the North Star reference.
"Buckets and buckets and buckets of blood". Best line ever
That was cool, more stuff from over seas please.
You've gotta review the Great Texan album
the miracle violence connection is the greatest tag team name EVER!!!
RIP Big Van Vader and Terry Funk 🌠🌠🌠
Other wrestlers worth mentioning that Brian omitted:
Mil Mascaras
Lou Thesz
Ric Flair
Dory Funk Jr.
Bob Backlund
Chris Benoit
Eddie Guerrero
Chris Jericho
Tiger Jeet Singh
The Sheik
Mike Awesome
Sabu
Giant Bernard/Albert/Tensei
Too Cold Scorpio
Ted Dibiase
Harley Race
The Steiners
Mick Foley
Road Warriors
Guerrero, Jericho, and Benoit weren’t really “big” back then. They simply competed in tournaments back in the day, behind masks on top of that. So their not being mentioned is perfectly fine due to the title of this video
Good list , I would add Brad Armstrong as an honourable mention .
@@Sadeye92 Jericho has literally headline WK and was big in the 90s. But he still wrestlers so wouldn't make the list.
@@MrYouarethecancer ATOBE
Dory Funk Jr. Is a huge omission
Could be the most accurate, unbiased, listing ever posted about a wrestling category in You Tube history
Is it just me or does Terry Funks Japanese CD sound like Hank Hill from King of the Hill singing lol
Terry Funk, “The King of Retirement Style.” 😂😂🤣😂🤣😂😂🤣😂
Title contended by Atsushi Onita
wtf is wrong with youtube not recommending videos from a channel im subbed to
missed sooooooooooooo many vids
Brian, Tiger Mask vs Dynamite Kid wrestled for the WWF Jr. Heavyweight Championship. The UWA had the WWF Light Heavyweight Championship until 1997.
Am I just imagining history when I recall that in that same interview with Hogan and Jimmy Hart, he called the WWF championship a toy? Or something along those lines?
No, you remembered that right. Hogan treated the WWF Championship like a trinket. This is galling since his fifth reign came at the expense of Bret Hart and Yokozuna. And all because he wouldn't play ball at WrestleMania IX unless he got another WWF Championship Reign. And he did nothing with it in the WWF until he dropped the WWF Championship back to Yokozuna.
Brain u got them Bois on your intro very nice 👌👌
3:43 junior heavyweight title not light heavyweight. The WWF light heavyweight title was mainly defended in UWA in Mexico.
FUN FACT:
Ken Sugimori has stated that the Pokémon Machoke was based on Abdullah the Butcher.
Aaaand now I gotta put my Machoke back in the Box 😕
Why is that fun?
@@bornsinner8653 Machoke used Hepatitis! It's super infective!
@@LexDragon 😂😂.. You my good man, have won the comment of the day award. Congratulations sir.💯👏👏👏
Hogan,Andre,Doc and Terry get honorable mention. Hogan maybe but the other three were huge in Japan! Def should be on the list!
Agreed.
That Briscoe bros intro is one of the best intros ever
RIP Jay Briscoe ❤️
Sandy Fork, Delaware
Rip jay 🪦
Since you mentioned Abdullah in anime, Vader had his likeness used in the Fatal Fury/King of Fighters series as Raiden.
Gordy held that UWF belt also. As did Big Bossman and One Man Gang and nobody else.
Holy shit did anyone else think at the 13:50 mark and think Gotch was about to bust out a package Piledriver.
Well done on the Briscos the best opening in channel history, and yes I am saying this, because I’m petrified of them, not just scared but petrified.
Dem Boys in a Wrestling With Wregret Video?
Call me Barney Gumble and "JUST HOOK IT TO MY VEINS!"
RIP Jay Briscoe ❤️