10 Most DISTURBING WWE Raw Moments

[@thebombspayloadisexposed]

Fun Fact- The episode on which Terri's miscarriage occurred was the same episode on which Mankind won his first WWF Title.

[@polsdofer]

That fact was fun!

[@Cosmic_Gorilla]

That'll put some butts in seats.

[@Tall_Boxer]

You want a boring fact?

[@arnobviewer5945]

It was also the day when the fingerpoke of doom happened in Nitro. Aka the final nail in the coffin of WCW. January 4th was a memorable day.

[@thebombspayloadisexposed]

@@arnobviewer5945 I know, and Tony Schiavone spoiled Raw's results on commentary. Boy, did that backfire on WCW.

[@davidbergh4716]

“More spooky shenanigans from your favorite neighborhood Undertaker. (Children’s applause)” 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@clvnhrrs1214]

That had me straight 💀💀💀..

[@evansalehi4417]

Pillman’s loose cannon gimmick was absolutely amazing. I loved it.

[@flintironstag2381]

IKR? I remember the ending of one Raw where Jim niedhart attached Austin and they showed Brian pilman with this PSYCHOTIC smile. That was creepy!!! LMAO!

[@glennrugar9248]

His book was highly underrated and one of my favorites. He was always the undersized guy since trying football in college and the nfl leading into the wrestling world and that feeling of being overlooked kinda bred the loose cannon attitude that evolved into the gimmick.

[@westnile21]

The promo he cut in ECW bashing all the smart marks brought joy to my soul

[@CRob172]

gxrilla very sad we lost him at a younger age too, I think had he lived he would’ve been a world champion during the attitude era and would’ve been Austin’s foil instead of The Rock

[@evansalehi4417]

Caleb Robinson That would’ve been a story I could seriously get behind.

[@HillValley85]

I know it might be disturbing in a different fashion, but Vince interviewing Pullman's distraught widow, the day after Pillman died.

[@foxfairchild2458]

Is it really that disturbing I mean ya I get what people are getting at but that type of thing happens all the time

[@lenn7272]

I miss Pillman, man he was the new Roddy Piper and was damn good at it.

[@user-zk7wv8qf1u]

HillValley85 aha

[@user-zk7wv8qf1u]

Fox Fairchild aha

[@pinkyblinders7352]

Fox Fairchild No, it was messed up that he did that, it was the very next day. Especially with how Pilman died.

[@OkieAllDay]

Me and a few friends got in trouble for writing smack talk to one another in like 4th grade. I remember one of the things I wrote to them was "I choppy choppy your pee pee"

[@shadic1988]

Funny thing about the embalming segment: Austin, Undertaker, Paul Bearer, and Kane were laughing when rehearsing this.

[@dcthekid1503]

Mcmahon interviewing pillmans widow the day after his death has to be on here

[@christophersuswal9544]

Dude I was 12 when i watched it live. Even as a kid it made me cringe and thinking to myself, "you can't be asking this shit!!" Vince has just always been out if his mind

[@samhayden60]

It is truly perverse. I cannot defend it.

[@clvnhrrs1214]

I must have missed this... Is there anywhere it can be found?? I just want to gratify my morbid curiosity now..

[@craigt1010]

Calvin Harris search “Vince Mcmahon with Brian Pillmans wife” into the youtube search and you’ll find it.

[@MykaTheDevil]

I absolutely hate that Vince thought this was a good idea. Unfortunately, Vince kept exploiting deaths. Shame.

[@Blurockstarr]

Mae Young giving birth to a hand, I will never EVER forget that!

[@tom198282]

I have no idea how that incident didn't make the list.

[@georgeleos8219]

Mae getting a 3D and Bubba hand check squeeze epic resect.

[@kathleenkishkabibbles2759]

I just watched that the other day hahaha. OMG even Mark Henry is dying laughing at the end. I don't know what that was about hahaha

[@ReignofIndepence]

Me too. I remember watching it when I was like 7-10

[@SAMEntalhealth]

I guess God dropped his hand while making humans loll

[@6Wheelz]

JR being set on fire legit gave me nightmares for a week until my brother told me it was scripted

[@yasminemobley7858]

Were you relieved, or disappointed.

[@6Wheelz]

@@yasminemobley7858 Relieved that I can sleep again lol

[@antoinestroman3431]

The Pullman gun incident is one I will legitimately never forget watching. I thought Austin was gonna get shot, and then they went off air.

[@FireTight]

Honorable mention: Pillman's wife interview.

[@saywhaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaat]

Right? I was really expecting that and Road Warrior Hawk falling off the Tron to be on here. Another one that messed me up as a kid was the NAO locking Cactus Jack and Terry Funk in a dumpster and pushing it off the stage. I was even sad at school the next day

[@saywhaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaat]

@@DanHowsen Its funny, I don't remember that part of the angle likely because it happened past my bedtime. Late monday nights during the attitude era were pretty often a fight in my household 😂

[@ChibiHelloween]

"Even Paul Heyman wouldn´t contemplated it" That´s true, he liked crucifying more

[@nandov1831]

I don’t know how to feel about this comment.

[@user-zk7wv8qf1u]

Chibi Helloween aha

[@OCs_And_Stories]

Rob Black of XPW would have though!

[@TocaBocaFamof4]

Undertaker embalming Austin should be number 1. I remember being legit in fear for Austin and asking my big brother why the cameraman wouldn't save him.

[@243Chris__]

Like a Roberto Carlos free kick 💀💀💀💀

[@aaronsparrow2650]

We also know that Vince McMahon likes Big, sweaty men

[@TheOnlyBasketCase]

Especially Roman Reigns when he does his wanking off his own hand... thingy.

[@Brian-sf6ew]

JBL.."Everyone's favorite locker room hero" lmao..

[@chrishollister80]

Honorable mentions: •Randy Orton running over Big Show in Eddie •Guerrero's car after Guerrero's death •CM Punk's mocking of Paul Bearer after Uncle Paul's death •Big Bossman's lynching at WM XV •Ultimate Warrior being put under a spell by •Papa Shango and spewing green goo •Sgt. Slaughter's Sadam Hussein's boots •Superstar Billy Graham destroying Bob Backlund's WWF title (only because the company have fans that horrendous big Green Belt) •Vince sexually assaulting Trish

[@ChiTownWarrior1]

Most of these never even happened on Raw and Orton crash Eddie's car with the Undertaker in the back, not Big Show.

[@CrashAnthrax]

How about when Kane and Paul Bearer exhumed Taker's parents caskets?

[@RhinoStew]

LONG LIVE PACITTIDUST!!!!!

[@RobClooney]

The first angle that always comes to mind when I think of the attitude era was, "I choppy-choppy your pee-pee."

[@PokemanzMasturAithen]

RIP Yamaguchi-san

[@ImJustTyHarriz]

Taker & Bearer Attempting To Embalm Austin Legit Scared The Life Out of 8 Year Old Me 🤦🏾‍♂️

[@DefNotMyBurner]

Can’t deny the Attitude Era as the best Era when it’s constantly remembered as the golden age of the WWE. No other Era is a frequently referenced or as memorable as the Attitude Era even after it ended over 20 years ago.

[@dumbname939]

That’s probably true, but you could argue that it’s remembered most now because the kids who watched it then are now adults

[@jp3813]

Except 80s WWE is literally called the Golden Era. The debate among fans about which of those two eras is better is still ongoing.

[@jp3813]

@@dumbname939 That's the case for any era older than a decade.

[@swearsouls7822]

I grew up earlier 90s so attitude era. It was great for sure but I kinda like ruthless aggression too before it went PG. Could of been great if it didn't get shut down so quickly.

[@thegreatpage5912]

Almost the entire RAW before Over the Edge 1999 (where Owen Hart died). Triple H destroys a casket, two people (Vince McMahon and The Rock) was rushed to the hospital (kayfabe) in ambulances, and The Undertaker was raised into the rafters.

[@josethmoreno854]

That’s not really disturbing considering he can’t tell the future

[@thegreatpage5912]

@@josethmoreno854 You ever heard of hindsight. The eerie ironic-ness of the situation makes it so, try watching that episode again and try not to thing of what will happen days later. Like the Eddie Guerro storyline from SVR, and the Chris Benoit one the following year.

[@sportsfaniguess154]

“Each time being more hard to swallow than the last” Take that as you may KZbin

[@mattgrant2639]

Pillman/Austin thing happened before he was a Member of the Hart Foundation. Austin was actually full heel when he did that

[@eLite-Tiss91]

Drastically scale back the nexus so much there know as the Stable that never was...

[@person-zu1fh]

Scariest Smackdown Moments please.

[@eLite-Tiss91]

You mean all the times Shane McMahon was overshowed on Smackdown and wouldn't go away?

[@charleschamberlain5383]

When eddie passed out mid 6 man tag

[@cyrax94]

2004, when Big Show chokeslammed Kurt Angle off a parking garage entrance and (kayfabe) nearly killed him

[@aaronhurst4379]

Heidenreich kidnapping Michael Cole

[@radentstwo9793]

Jeff Hardy pyro exploding on him

[@Bazmono]

"Wreck the gaff" needs to be in more lists!

[@boonski]

You are missing a very important Ministry of Darkness one. The Sacrifice of Dennis Knight.

[@slashloveruk]

Shawn vs Owen on Raw when Shawn collapsed. It was played very, very real. Commentators left the booth, they went to commercial break and when they came back Shawn was having his gloves cut off and was being given oxygen while Owen looked concerned in the corner. There were grown women in crowd crying and loads of people thought it was real for years.

[@jamesterrell5009]

I remember Eddie doing the same thing years later.

[@evilirish9204]

Mental Note: When Adams on point, dont eat and watch his vids... I nearly spat half chewed turkey sandwich when Reverend Devon popped in!

[@Mike.B912]

The Attitude era and the ruthless aggression era was the best.

[@evanabbott2737]

Absolutely👍

[@AllTheWeirdestProject]

The way Creative used to write gimmicks & storylines is that they asked "Which controversies haven't we covered yet?"

[@thegreatkgatsbyb9274]

That Pullman/Austin angle was one of the greatest in history

[@oldpepsi7281]

Vince McMahon's most disturbing moments in Raw history to him. Every Chris Benoit match.

[@Naruto0s44]

Facts

[@o.w.omarquito2047]

Man!!! Where do WE even begin!

[@neilefc877]

God, Pillman was amazing. Sadly missed to this day 😢🙏

[@evanabbott2737]

R.I.P. 🙏❤️

[@michaelgate9607]

I'd call a cheap circumcision a bit of a RIP OFF...

[@bradcarver8127]

HI-YOOOO

[@robcolone8546]

-_- you proud of yourself?

[@mikeroagreschen5350]

"Undertaker decided to give up his day job of burying people..." Triple H: "I got this."

[@outlawrip-offartist4161]

I just wanna point out that the nexus, and JBL trying to kill John Cena with a car was happened in the PG era, and that is all.

[@KitKata507]

Maybe they did it for the rock

[@twinkletoes1411]

Who wants "10 times WWE went big , red and naughty"

[@jasonleslie203]

Some of the story angles they came up with in the attitude area were crazy. Mick folly was a creative genius when it came to his character gimmick

[@LeemWills]

u missed taker locking ultimate warrior in the casket

[@APH1991]

Adam Pacitti's narration was smokin'. More of that please.

[@mrsdinosaur1009]

They tried to use the miscarriage/ love triangle story again between Hardy/Lita/Kane, it was a rubbish storyline then as well. It was made all the worse when Snitsky dropped kicked a baby doll. A miscarriage is not something to made fun of in my opinion.

[@gordonjamescowiest]

Vince Russo doesn't have a great track record, at all.

[@philmcmac3511]

Scottish Terrier Vince Russo was head writer during the time that wrestling was being watched by the most people in history.

[@turdsandwich4265]

you mean shitstain?

[@gordonjamescowiest]

@@philmcmac3511 and? He didn't do a lot of good ideas did he, that's why Vince McMahon fired him! Vince Russo made himself WCW Heavyweight Champion. Vince Russo broke the cardinal rule of being a writer in Wrestling, Don't make it about you.

[@philmcmac3511]

Scottish Terrier Vince didn’t fire him. He left because wcw offered him a bunch more money and Vince wouldn’t let him spend more time with his family and also didn’t want to pay him more to write smackdown which was a brand new show at the time. Watch survivor series 1998. I’m guessing you’re probably young and may have not even been born yet. But that is a big part of Russo and really incredible stuff. Actual great wrestling story telling.

[@philmcmac3511]

Scottish Terrier also “don’t make this about you” absolutely does not work here. I made nothing about myself. Just stated fact.

[@relivingwrestlingreuploade4245]

Everyone always mentions the Oklahoma character in WCW, but never the Oklahoma character in WWF. Why not?

[@Dawnbreakerr]

Because Ed Ferrara did it just once, on the least watched show Heat, as part of an angle that involved the actual JR who presumably was okay with it for building heat. It was completely different from what they cooked up in WCW. Love your channel by the way.

[@PAvGAte]

I’m not gonna lie, I was about 11 years old during undertakers ministry of darkness angle and I definitely had a few nightmares over it. Especially the whole sacrificing Stephanie angle.

[@Rilla38108]

Anybody remember when Chris Jericho bashed Chyna’s hand with that hammer?

[@evanabbott2737]

Yep!😁👍

[@yaburu]

I'm surprised Chris Jericho hitting Chyna's hand with a hammer didn't make it on the list. Granted the hand was pretty obviously fake, but her screams as he hit it were genuinely unnerving and stayed with me for months afterward.

[@theneonchimpchannel9095]

The Ministry Of Darkness was so cool...before they joined the corporation. Image wise, I think that was Taker at his coolest. Although some of those costumes did look kinda weird. He'd gone from wearing proper (sleeveless) shirts to wearing tops that wouldn't have looked out of place on some of the women (especially the one with the holes in it around the chest). I was such a mark back then though, I even used to mow the Taker symbol into the grass outside my house lol. He played that part so well, I was devastated when he became The American Bad Ass because he was just some Texan guy who liked motorcycles. This was somewhat ironic though as the fake Undertaker was a member of the DOA in 1998, then the real Undertaker started dressing like him. Why they never brought Brian Lee/Underfaker/Chainz back around that time feels like a missed opportunity.

[@TheDBZCollector]

I LOVED the interview with Mankind

[@liverpoolynwa2151]

Number 1: the booking

[@eLite-Tiss91]

Number 0: Nia Jax

[@liverpoolynwa2151]

@@Venemofthe888 I'd consider that a good thing lol fuck them

[@otavioandre]

Loved the Roberto Carlos reference

[@broonsquad2867]

I expected to see the lynching of Big Boss Man.

[@Flynn01979]

Mankinds debut in the WWE. Was right around the time I got into wrestling and he was super creepy at first. I remember watching that interview he did with JR at the time and finding it pretty disturbing. Everyone loved JR, and Mankind was just really strange. Mick Foley slowly toned him down after that. By 1998 he was one of the most beloved wrestlers in the WWE. In large part thanks to good old JR who promoted the fuck out of Mrs. Foley's baby boy.

[@grant1388]

The Rock smashing Mick Foley's head in with a chair was pretty bad, no protection just straight shots repeatedly

[@johnschmitt9557]

Underrated moment that's never talked about: Matt Hardy hitting the side-effect on Edge off the stage to go off the air. Massive "electrical" explosion leads you to believe they are both fried.

[@unknown_7148]

What about Vince McMahon's fake limousine explosion death?

[@webpulps]

I didn't find that disturbing so much as I found it hilarious.

[@y2jacobs222]

I can't believe Taker literally hanging Big Bossman hasn't made it on here

[@reignman2263]

I was at the Raw where Taker tried to embalm Austin. Aaaaaaaaand when the cameras went off, the glass broke and we all went pissing mental.

[@evanabbott2737]

Oh damn, you lucky person, you!😲👍

[@lenn7272]

Terri Runnels was one of the best divas, she was definitely among the prettiest.

[@pugo1113]

I think we're forgetting a huge one when Undertaker (of course) hung Big Boss Man with a noose.... That stunt still gives me the creeps

[@anjhontongo6945]

Honorable Mentions *Dr. Heiny *Vince McMahon calls out to God *Edge and Lita's Live Honeymoon celebration *Sunny Days *Mark Henry and Mae Young's love story *Al Snow vs Big Boss Man Feud (the Dog story) *The Higher Power reveal *Vince McMahon's Million Dollar Mania *Vince McMahon's affair with Trish Stratus and Torrie Wilson in front of his wife Linda McMahon *Diesel's doppelganger inside a casket *Chris Benoit tribute show *The Death of Mr. McMahon *Triple H interrupts and destroys Test and Stephanie McMahon's wedding *Shawn Michaels lost his smile

[@justj.c6769]

The behind the scenes of the Austin Embalming is kinda funny.

[@seangallagher1947]

Cultaholic: “Who else has an irrational fear of being castrated by a Japanese guy with a Katana??” Absolutely nobody: *crickets* Cultaholic: “WELL YOU’RE NOT ALONE!” 😳😭😬😅

[@themonsterunderyourbed9408]

Undertaker embalming Stone Cold makes alot more sense than crucifying him.

[@flintironstag2381]

That Terri Runnel's miscarriage angle made me cringe so hard! I couldn't even watch it. I stopped watching wwe before the lita and kane angle, but that looked just as cringe worthy.

[@sarahendres6141]

Jack is far from alone, the words “choppy choppy your pee pee!” Have haunted my dreams for two decades *shiver*

[@daniellewolf3697]

I Love Undertaker's Ministry Of Darkness

[@evanabbott2737]

I loved it too, I remember watching as a kid, really cool era😁👍

[@daniellewolf3697]

@@evanabbott2737 Yup

[@themonsterunderyourbed9408]

Mankind tearing out his hair is what disturbed me the most as a kid.

[@outlawrip-offartist4161]

I remember watching the nexus debut, and being shocked by the whole thing when I was 11, and I wanted to see what happens next.

[@outlawrip-offartist4161]

Meir Nissim please answer this question, but was it amazing live.

[@outlawrip-offartist4161]

Meir Nissim it just hit me but was that the show where people voted for the matches, if my memory serves me correct.

[@supersasukemaniac]

Cena is like a modern Hogan except he's actually a decent human being.

[@Sujesstions]

The Val Venis / Kaientai story is WILD

[@MOPARBABEH]

Kane setting people on fire and him destroying people in the ring is do satisfying

[@prettyblackgirl1253]

Everyone's favourite locker room hero JBL😂😂😂😂

[@anthonydaughety5066]

Almost as good as “this was JR, wrestling’s sleepy, horny uncle” 😂😂😂

[@rogregg29445]

The Terri Runnels stuff really bothers me but like I was way to young to be watching wwe at the time

[@skeetervalentine2471]

Snitsky killing Litas baby and Kane getting ran into a tractor trailer are honorable mentions.

[@wezzab3899]

The ending to that was brilliant.thankyou.

[@DoctorOfLawOrSomething]

Snitsky punting that baby will never not be hilarious! But seriously… that embalment messed me up for a few days.

[@VCSaars]

Truly a great list and I know these are obvious but what about Undertaker hanging the Big Boss Man and of course Mankind vs. Undertaker Hell in a Cell

[@RandyGBH]

So disturbing whoa!!!

[@stevegallo8483]

How did Mae Young giving birth to a hand at 77 years old not make the list? How did Vince McMahon interviewing Brian Pillman's widow the day after he died not make the list?

[@Nbflowers1989]

Ohhhhh this is gonna be a fun list!

[@JT_WARCRIME]

Pretty sure you forgot about the Hawk-Suicide angle

[@charleshill3802]

Taker attempting to embalm Austin scarred preteen me.

[@JagerLange]

Do you expect us to believe that Adam knows who Roberto Carlos even is? :P

[@willowravenwright5518]

I remember the Undertaker/Stone Cold embalming. I was able to meet Kane and told him that as a teenager, that moment was when I began to like him. And that era of the Undertaker terrified me.

[@jasonboyd2479]

Before I watch this video, #10 Th formation and debut of the Nexus was and still is my favorite moment in wrestling history. We Are One!!

[@mattrobinson828]

15:04 it absolutely went well. The first three interviews were brilliant and the fourth interview was just as brilliant, it just culminated with the attack on JR and yes it was absolutely disturbing and creepy.. BUT it was needed. He’d spent 4 weeks explaining the real Mick Foley and the attack served to put him fully back in character. They didn’t expect or plan the baby face turn that followed so they had to squash the sympathy he’d gained. It was really a masterpiece of storytelling. yes, it ended in a very very disturbing manner, but at least there was a good reason for it. Some of the best TV ever - if anyone hasn’t seen all the interviews go find them.

[@stefania5882]

i absolutely remember watching, Undertaker sacrifice Stephanie as a kid and being completely terrified lmao

[@hothotheat3000]

I don’t know how my parents let me watch this growing up.

[@EiferBrennan]

Please don't refer to Vince "Judy Bagwell on a Forklift" Russo as NYs favorite anything, we're all ashamed of him.

[@APH1991]

Surely you can say it sarcastically.

[@EiferBrennan]

@@APH1991 depends on how obvious your sarcasm is.

[@APH1991]

True.

[@eyzzquare7811]

I know it's not top 10 disturbing moment. But R-Truth beating Morrison and smoking cigarettes in front of the kids is definitely memorable RAW moment

[@brookburrell554]

Ministry of Darkness Lord of Darkness UNDERTAKER is the coolest character WWE had & it was the coolest version of The UNDERTAKER

[@stevegallo8483]

How did Mae Young at 77 years old giving birth to a hand not make the list? What about Vince McMahon interviewing Brian Pillman's widow the day after he died not make it?

[@manuelruiz4230]

@6:30 “well they do it on Dallas “.

[@fredcheckam]

I was literally horrified by Kane burning JR. I didn’t watch wwe again until taker returned at mania the next year

[@Dan-ec8vl]

6:16

[@RobertJohnson-sc1vz]

I guess you are okay with burying people live in solid concrete. I actually got scared on that one with Paul Bearer.