10 Short But Spectacular Pro Wrestling Careers

From Sable and Droz to Monty Brown and Magnum TA, these are 10 Short But Spectacular Pro Wrestling Careers.
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[@Cyclonus743]

Hana Kimura was an absolute tragedy. But at the same time Arisa Hoshiki who had basically a 2 year career was a super nova and was forced to retire due to injuries literally days before Hana's death

[@brysoncherry9884]

Thank you genuinely. A true fan and journalist.

[@JordinoProbably]

I always love when Sean O’Haire gets mentioned in lists. I wish he got a better push than he did.

[@jamesmiller8289]

Agreed, that devil's advocate character had huge potential.

[@daltonpinell6251]

If WWE (mainly Vince) had allowed Sean to fully spread his wings instead of forcing to wrestle as a "traditional" big man, he could've been one of their biggest stars during the Ruthless Aggression era

[@GamerKing50]

You’re not telling me anything I don’t already know

[@leighlowe1069]

​@@GamerKing50 isn't telling you anything.. he's giving everyone an opinion

[@GamerKing50]

@@leighlowe1069 it’s a reference, dipstick

[@glytchgaming6144]

Before becoming the assistant principal, Mark Copani was my social studies teacher in 10th grade. At first I kinda recognized him, but couldn’t put my finger on it until another student straight up asked him in the middle of a lesson. Knowing how his career ended in WWE, instead of opting to ask for a photo or asking what his experience was like, I simply thanked him for the entertainment he provided, and that smile he gave really made me feel as if he was happy of his accomplishments, despite how it ended. I did end up going to one of those few Indy shows. It was definitely more nostalgic than anything, but to say he didn’t hold his own would be a lie. Always good to see him around every now and then.

[@TheSh4dowgale]

That happened

[@TheFlamingPike]

That guy had tremendous amounts of heat and he was captivating. I think he was on his way to become the new Iron Sheik, or maybe even surpass him. Still can't believe some stupid network execs decided to end this guy's career. I mean there's plenty of violent movies and tv series portraying terrorists, are we gonna cancel all of them? Those were the first years when society became way too soft.

[@paulweston8408]

The WWE really did him dirty! You package a guy to get white heat, then when it happens, you scapegoat him!!!🤬 The WWE are the ones that aired that angle on the day a terrorist attack happened. HOW is that the performers fault.

[@Agrathem]

@@TheSh4dowgale Nothing ever happens

[@lilsunny7399]

@@TheFlamingPike The problem wasn't the terrorist angle per-se. The problem was the timing. Had the 7/7 bombings not happened, or WWE delayed that spot for a few weeks, things could have been different.

[@MIGHTYBOOSCH198]

Monty Brown deserves more love, he was huge, charismatic, good on the mic and not only good in the ring but had a great, explosive move-set. He literally had no flaws, with good booking he could have been a major star in wrestling.

[@crowfather0249]

He was booked pretty good until Jeff Jarrett got involved.

[@D0ntTaseM3Br0]

He's an asshole IRL... hes from my hometown Saginaw, Michigan.. i met him and well... he wasn't kind to me. my post about him is in the comments.

[@skeltonpitts7121]

If I remember right, his sister was murdered by her boyfriend and Monty adopted her kids

[@crowfather0249]

@@skeltonpitts7121 She died in a car accident. There was nothing about a boyfriend.

[@hhh9651]

@@skeltonpitts7121 that was Jennifer Hudson’s sister David Otunga is her Ex

[@christianzafiroglu6705]

People forget how hot a draw Magnum TA was in the mid 80s. His “I Quit” match with Tully Blanchard is a hyper violent and classic match. He had the look, the charisma, and the support.

[@jasonsabbath6996]

Jindrak and O'Hare were my favorite tag team from WCW! I thought they both had IT and were destined for stardom.

[@Mike-zx6sl]

I just cannot get over how fantastic yet tiny Monty Brown's career was in the sport. That guy had it all, and he was gone in just a few years. He was great. I mean, ffs Willow Nightingale did The Pounce THIS WEEK on Dark.

[@mattalan6618]

yeah the guy had it all. speed, power, athletic ability, and size

[@Disxreet]

Blame Jeff Jarrett

[@mattalan6618]

@@Disxreet i blame Double J for my failed marriage

[@dastardlywun]

He's just one of those rare people that you can instantly tell has "it" when you see them. Ironically enough Willow is also one of those people for me

[@connorledwith98]

@@dastardlywun just built for the world of wrestling, it’s the charisma.. both Brown and Willow ooze in it

[@disciplesoftheapocalypse]

Monty is from my small hometown of Bridgeport. The man is possibly the most down to earth, humble, helpful individual I’ve ever met. On a personal level, I remember him coming up to the school and helping train our football team in ‘03 - ‘04. I was young and he one on one helped me with tackling form and technique that really helped me. Hell, even let us run an angle during an indie show where he fought Dan Severn… Kinda top twenty memory for me. Just a great guy.

[@geesixnine]

Holy crap, he wrestled Dan Severn!? Dream match right there

[@BradleyParrisFM]

Monty Brown really was incredible. It's a real shame he had to leave the business but it's commendable that he did. A good guy.

[@newjerseyballer]

Monty was underrated. He was a really good wrestler.

[@C_mao]

POUUUNCE !!! (:

[@geesixnine]

@@C_mao THE POOOOUNCE!

[@ferox965]

You forgot David Von Erich. Only 25 years old-the best of the Von Erich family and believed to have been a future world champion.

[@C_mao]

WHAT? I thought Kevin was the best.

[@bungle0h521]

great shout out for Sick Nick Mondo, he truly deserves the shout out here - the guy put himself thru so much for the UltaViolent scene... the fall from the roof with John Zandig, through the tables that collapsed before he even reached them, in the semi finals of the Tournament of Death 2 - to go and beat Ian Rotten in the finals later that day (or the day after, TOD was usuallty over 2 days) is just incredible ... so happy to hear hes still in the business, even if hes not competing

[@uainjansun]

He is as pepporoni tony

[@daltonpinell6251]

If AJ had come around during the era of the women's revolution, I think she'd still be in the ring kicking ass and taking names, truly an underrated legend in the annuls of women's wrestling in WWE

[@HoV326]

It's sad that she retired mere months before the ball really started picking up momentum in the women's division on the main roster with the call-ups of Sasha, Charlotte, and Becky

[@benc.enlots]

*annals

[@Ken-dt9ds]

I was sad when Monty Brown left wrestling but I respected his reasons.

[@kaytrout3836]

The pounce was an awesome move. I was a fan when he was doing his thing

[@pleaseshutup7053]

I don’t wrestling is life he forgot that

[@inunyjah]

He was Marcus Cor Von right

[@jtp2007]

@@pleaseshutup7053 His family was his life. To me, that is respect

[@pleaseshutup7053]

@@jtp2007 how selfish

[@beachfilm77]

Glad to see fans of pro wrestling and its history still giving Magnum TA some love.

[@-LordEK-]

Magnum TA - real name?

[@johnross6805]

@@-LordEK- I believe his real name is Terry Allen.

[@kaledafif7972]

​@@johnross6805 yes it is

[@georgejackson4426]

One of the biggest what ifs in wrestling along with Mike Von Erich. The NWA was obviously grooming both men to become champions.

[@johnross6805]

@@georgejackson4426 I think you mean David, there was a Mike but he was never as big as his brothers. I've often wonder if Flair would have had as many runs with the belt as he did if David had lived and Magnum hadn't wrecked.

[@MaxwellGriffin001]

Mark Jindrak, Sean O'Hare, Shawn Stasiak and Chuck Palumbo...I will never understand how none of them became superstars when they were all so big, great looks and incredibly athletic.

[@davidparkes7741]

WCW, that's why. Yeah certain guys were able to break through & make it to the big time in both promotions but for the vast majority Vince was the reason their careers died with the Invasion or soon after.

[@siskodefiant4275]

The charisma just wasn't there. They definitely had the size and looks, but of those four the only one that had a gimmick that got any traction was Chuck in Billy and Chuck. Even then, the uniqueness of that gimmick is what drove it. Not the talent of the wrestlers. Randy Orton was what they could have been with some charisma.

[@stephensanders8572]

​@@siskodefiant4275 yeah sadly none of them had it. They make Brian Cage look like the most charismatic guy ever in comparison. Without charisma, you better have work rate and they didnt have that either. Stasiak sealed his fate in WWE the first time around by filming people backstage without their knowledge and I'm surprised he was even allowed back for the Invasion

[@toddpatterson5445]

I watch Sean make appearances in imagine wrestling.. it's LIVE,LIVE LIVE, ALL THE WAY LIVE every wed. Nite on you tube

[@loboneiner1034]

They would have been main eventers in WCW if the promotion hadn't closed. Vince buried the majority of WCW talents when they came over in the invasion.

[@syxodude91]

Hassan was on his way to being the top heel in the company. Especially since Triple H went on a break for a bit in 2005.

[@dibyoghosh]

Sean O’Haire is wrestling’s biggest what ifs. Face of the company material.

[@carlosv3108]

Gino Hernandez definitely deserves to be mentioned. Great mic skills, solid ring work, charismatic, carried himself like a big star. One of the top heels in WCCW along with Chris Adams. Personal demons got the better of him at just 28 years old.

[@timmytv7554]

The Handsome Half-Breed

[@chazinnyc]

These are short careers.. he was around awhile

[@Cosmic_Gorilla]

A wrestling death has never hit me harder than Hana Kimura's. Absolutely heartbreaking.

[@qkomodo9098]

Man, I just know Hana Kimura would have been so proud of what Stardom had been like, since she left us RIP Hana Kimura

[@salsasaul101]

I still can’t believe it’s already been 3 years since her passing R.I.P

[@qkomodo9098]

​@@salsasaul101It hurts. Imagine her against the likes of Brit Baker & Utami Hayashishita. We were robbed if that, but not but her or the industry, but thr fans if a reality TV show. She deserved so much more

[@syko2695]

Always love it when Monty Brown gets some appreciation

[@Jayseman79]

I never got to see much of Magnum TA. In Perth Australia there wasn’t much coverage of NWA. But from what I’ve seen he was just on the verge of being up there with a Dusty Rhodes, Ric Flair or Sting. Also Ultimate Warrior was only around for a couple of years initially.

[@williammitchell4417]

If it weren't for his car crash, Terry Allen could have been the champ once Nature Boy went to the WWF

[@SpiralPoliFemboy]

Crash Holly. Was an incredible wrestler, was exciting in the ring and was a good comedy act yet he was still able to be taken seriously in the ring as a competent mid card performer. In my opinion, he would've been a big star if he lived. He would've been big on the indies in the mid and late 2000s.

[@arvurebantra7639]

Yeah Crash was one of those guys who was a perfect mid-carder. Hard worker and talented. It's so sad that he started to struggle with addiction too, and it ultimately led to his passing.

[@SpiralPoliFemboy]

I feel so bad for Droz. Had so much talent and agility. He was charismatic and was very technically sound for a rookie. He could've been a major player had he not been paralyzed. He was gonna be huge. It's sad.

[@Rockhound6165]

He lived not that far from me and his high school was one my school played regularly. I never played against him as he was 4 years behind me.

[@dennisblackmon8773]

I know the feeling I had to retire I cracked 2 vertebrae I was only 22 now I'm 32 and I really want to get back in the ring at least one more time it's hard mentally because I had a really good idea for a gimmick

[@wyattangle]

The pounce will ALWAYS be, without exaggeration, my favorite finisher.

[@oibruvinnit9019]

THA POUNCEEEEE !!!!!!!!

[@wyattangle]

@@oibruvinnit9019 I think I loved it because of how jarring it always looked. I hope an up-and-comer ends up with it one day...

[@KabutungKabayo]

To think that Muhammad Hassan would've been the youngest World Champion in WWE History had it not been for that unfortunate real-life tragedy in London is a crying shame.

[@C_mao]

He was a top notch heel.

[@cbacigaluppi]

I kinda think UPN woulda demanded him gone even if the London bombing didn't happen, because we were still getting captured people being beheaded videos, at the time, as well. But the bombing timing was insane.

[@SomeOfTheJuice]

Hana Kimura's still hurts, considering how much potential she clearly had and how far she could have gone, yet the internet did what the internet does. It's so incredibly frustrating how many people seem to forget that there's a person behind the figures they see on TV or online and treat them like absolute shit. Especially when they're on reality TV, like Kimura was when she got attacked with racial abuse and bullying while on Terrace House. But honestly, from the stuff I've seen on social media and elsewhere, there's not many if any communities that can call themselves much better in terms or remembering that the person they are watching is a real person with real emotions and reactions and the things people say and do actually impact them. Everyone needs to try to be better, lest we lose more people like Hana.

[@toast4975]

I find it hilarious she was a weak individual

[@uainjansun]

Her mom claimed it was all staged...

[@JJ-fg2wd]

​@@toast4975 better watch your back, you'll find out how strong you are running your mouth like that

[@benc.enlots]

​@@JJ-fg2wd Why? Gonna try to bully him some more for having his opinion? YOU EFFING HYPOCRITE... threatening someone on line could make them off themself.

[@BReynoldsLilPiff]

Fun fact: Marc Caponi is now a principal at one of my high school's sports rivals (Fulton, NY).

[@BFFR5150]

Hana Kimura🥺💔 Still hurts today. I’ll never forget when the news broke.

[@williamhild1793]

Thought you'd mention David Von Erich. Only 25 when he died in Japan, and was being fast-tracked for the N W A title.

[@Rockhound6165]

His death really screwed with Kerry and was one of the reasons he eventually committed suicide.

[@joeboggio4002]

Hana Kimura taking her own life because of online cowards still makes me sad. Especially since nothing has changed and they just keep on doing what they did prior to that without any thought of what their words could be doing to someone.

[@sonicheroxd5767]

Monty Brown was legitimately one of the biggest what ifs in wrestling. TNA seriously dropped the ball with that guy. He should've been world champion at least once. They had a legitimate star on their hands. But Jeff Jarrett just had to reign supreme.

[@JaimeD.]

AJ Lee was probably the most successful in the WWE Divas Era across the early 2010s. Got through the godawful game show NXT, smooches the best superstars from RAW/SmackDown, won the only available main roster championship that she made believable, did her own pipebomb (bombshell?) on the entire divas division, won her two WrestleMania matches, and feud with Paige. A truly crazy chick. *GASP* 🫢 I said the c word.

[@williammitchell4417]

AJ got something else to do, WOW.

[@JaimeD.]

@@williammitchell4417 Ah. Good for her. I thought she was done with wrestling since she left WWE in 2015. Thanks for letting me know.✌🏻

[@williammitchell4417]

@@JaimeD. AJ is like a producer like Road Dogg. She may come out for press conferences and stuff but is mostly behind the scenes.

[@JaimeD.]

@@williammitchell4417 Cool.

[@Charlie_Xmas]

The Pounce is easily in my top 10 finishers, Marcus was special, I love everything about him, the promos, rubbing his forehead on the ropes, I wish he was still going

[@C_mao]

That thing was devastating

[@mercuryman1250]

Chyna is still the WWF women's world champion. She was never defeated. She's still legendary. R.I.P

[@jessedellross3245]

AJ Lee does not get the credit she deserves. It’s so sad she never got to be a part of the women’s revolution era. Would’ve fit right in with the rest of them. An unofficial horsewoman

[@TimDaGoof]

A match between her and Sasha or her and bayley would’ve been 🔥

[@benespinosa6725]

Sable's Second WWE Run is iconic her Feuds and segments with Torrie Wilson and Stephanie McMahon were awesome On Smackdown in 2003 that was my first memory of her that was great stuff.

[@MrYouarethecancer]

Sable sucks

[@pok3rfacReturns]

No they weren’t. They were straight ass.

[@CallumDickson666]

I remember that I was pretty sure i hit puberty at that poinr

[@benespinosa6725]

​@@CallumDickson666 LMAO Yep 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@CallumDickson666]

@@benespinosa6725 i just realised I confused Sable with Dawn Marie and the whole "be lesbian or ill bang your dad storyline". I was 12 and quickly swapped the channel if my mum came by the tv

[@eduardofranco8528]

Wasn't expecting this list to broke my heart again... 🌸

[@ANDCFC95]

Magnum TA, one of wrestling’s biggest “What ifs”

[@boop3649]

I'm torn, on one hand I respect the hell out of Monty Brown for giving up on wrestling to look after his sisters kid after her untimely passing on the other I really enjoyed Monty brown wrestling and would have loved to have seen him mix with some talent when he went to WWE

[@wbcwinnipegbeltcollector]

Thank you for Acknowledging Sick Nick Mondo this guy Literally gave everything he had Became a huge star and walked away not even just due to injury but personal sacrifice I recommend watching The Trade for a Documentary he filmed on the death of nick mondo, and the birth of finding Matt Burns Truly unique, amazing, wise beyond his years and nobody has topped his level of insanity, even though they try

[@Dave-rf1zj]

There's actually 2 matches for Tom Magee. Riki Choshu also had a match, where Choshu made Magee look like a million bucks as well. For those that aren't familiar with Riki Choshu, he's also a great wrestler like Bret Hart.

[@ItsAnotherDanny]

Monty Brown fan here! Really shocked that no one has taken on The POOOOOOOOOOUNCE as their finisher.

[@TheFrayedRedMisery]

I mean technically it's a signature move of Keith Lee's in AEW, but I fully agree that it's an amazing finisher, and Monty perfected the POOOOOOOUNCE

[@Somnogenesis]

Oddly, Sean O'Haire's Widowmaker/Prophecy is another great finisher that it's slightly amazing has never been picked up (to my knowledge) by any other wrestler since. It's a reverse Death Valley Driver, i.e. you hold onto the legs and slam them with shoulders away from you rather than hold the head/shoulders and slam them feet-first as in the FU/AA for example. It looks powerful yet is safe, so I've always been perplexed why some wrestler doesn't take it on. It's a miles better fireman's carry variant than Austin Theory's A-Town Down, for instance.

[@logankerr8090]

WWE should've just re-packaged Hassan or a gimmick change atleast. that guy was really good on the mic&could go

[@V1SED]

He didn’t want to repackage

[@pleaseshutup7053]

He retired

[@boop3649]

Nick Mondo can say he retired at 23 what a flex 🤣

[@LwandaMandla-eo3io]

RIP Hana

[@NoTengoDinero69]

Blitzkrieg was one of those guys that had me watching WCW during an era that I was mostly uninterested. An absolutely superb talent capable of pulling off some crazy moves. Definitely ahead of his time, and I’m glad he’s doing well these days. I still love watching replays of his WCW matches where he’s going hard.

[@justinstewart1828]

Yeah that corkscrew splash was fire 🔥

[@Robby43932]

Finally, Sable gets some love and respect from one of these lists. Kids today won’t understand just how over she was.

[@Rockhound6165]

I hated her heel run.

[@Robby43932]

@Artie Trieu in the women’s division, honesty? No. The writers used to have Sable come to the ring even if she had absolutely no storyline going. Just because they knew the audience wanted to see her.. very much like what they did with Seth Rollins a few weeks ago on Raw. No match, no storyline, but the audience wants to see him no matter what. 🔫 to my head, that’s who I’d compare her to, Seth’s popularity right now, her at the height of her popularity . Wrestlemania 14 back in 1998 arguably, popularity wise the only superstars more over then she was, was Austin and The Undertaker. Watch her match with Marc Mero vs Goldust and Luna and just listen to the crowd. No disrespect intended to Charlotte Becky Rhea Lita Trish Chyna +++

[@Robby43932]

@@Rockhound6165 I didn’t like it either but Sables problem always was she wasn’t a wrestler and there was only so much she could do without the skills she needed. Even her return wasn’t great, but in 1998? The crowd was 100% behind her and She was still able to accomplish some pretty great moments in the ring for not being trained.

[@thebrownbaldy]

Monty Brown is definitely on my list of wrestlers who had that "it" factor that should've been as big as Cena, Hogan, Austin, and Rock.

[@adamlucas2203]

I hadnt ever seen tna and randomly came across it on tv one night. Monty Brown hooked me immediately. I thought for sure he'd become a huge household name.

[@Habib_ApaKhabar]

YEAH! Thanksfully Cultaholic include Hassan on the video as number 1 Thank you Cultaholic Thank you for remembering him!

[@PaladinLarec]

I met Droz once in the Hamilton mall in NJ. He lived nearby and everyone flooded him and he gave everyone autographs. Really nice guy. Always loved him.

[@Brallbeats]

Theblitzkrieg story was neat. He seems like a good fella

[@ThePortadump]

The respect you guys gave Sick Nick Mondo. Much love!

[@thecreed1993]

The pounceeeeee! Was my favorite finisher

[@wilcee238]

*PERIOD!*

[@marvelsProtege]

R. I. P Hana

[@lindsays7232]

where's AJ?

[@seankkg]

Sean O'Haire looks like an actual medieval villain, like, he should be in chainmail.

[@jugghead82]

Man I was just looking up stuff on Monty Brown he was a BEAST loved his work in TNA an WWE. Sean O'haire is another one who was just incredible.

[@Green.P3]

Monty Brown was one of my favorites from TNA

[@jvonte07]

I’m so glad Monty Brown made this list. Dude was destined for a World Title run had he not left to take care of his nieces & nephews following his sister’s untimely passing. Sad but much respect to that man. The reason I started watching TNA. POOOOOUNCE

[@Ishfaqw731]

Monty Brown Sean O'Haire Sonny Siaki, I genuinely think he had it all and should have gone on for longer. I know he helped a family member which I absolutely respect.

[@alisabaghi1968]

Hassan had so much potential

[@zikree]

Hana Kimura story still hurts me till this day

[@oscarflores6367]

Hana Kimura RIP

[@user-ez1no1jj8y]

Blitzkrieg was insane great to see him get some love

[@blabudde]

When Magnum TA got into his car crash, I was devastated. He was my favorite at the time.

[@bobbydelacroix1515]

I discovered Magnum TA watching the build up to Starrcade 85 on the network, guy was amazing

[@timmytv7554]

They started to air syndicated NWA/JCP Saturday morning shows in New England in 1985. First show featured Mangum vs Wahoo in a cage for the US title. The match wasn't all that, but the pop got when he won made it clear how over he was. Was a big fan and hated to see him retire.

[@raysantiago3587]

Rip Hana Kimura 🌸, she would’ve been a huge star in the states. By now I think she would be in WWE or AEW.

[@Vincent87523]

I never knew that was the reason he left WWE I thought he just got released he for sure would have been at least ECW Champ and who know if he stayed in WWE longer. Loved the Pounce!!!

[@cbacigaluppi]

I remember seeing Hana Kimura live at a ROH PPV, & she really stood out to me, out of the other women in what was 8 Woman Tag Match. I made sure to remember the name. Then when I heard she took her own life, it was like a gut punch.

[@prodigysprophecy9670]

Marcus cor von/ Monty brown was my favorite tna wrestler when he was there. I loved the pounce In the 6 sided ring

[@vasilymuravyev1194]

I just wish sean o'haires devils advocate run lasted longer, it wouldve been amazing

[@jermahevans7440]

Loving any spotlight on sick nick mondo, got me back into wrestling in 2002

[@CadChamberlain]

Chyna has by far the greatest short career. You could make the argument that shes the greatest female wrestler of all time (not a strong argument but an argument nonetheless) and she only had a handful of matches.

[@ajvillegas2107]

Hearin bout Hassan after what just broke today is even more crazy

[@garyskadra5236]

Magnum TA was on his way to becoming World Champion & a Hall Of Famer imo. I think AJ Lee should be in the top 5. She really wasn't around that long.

[@ryanstewart4444]

Great list! Any kudos awarded to Sick Nick Mondo will always be appreciated - taking that weedwacker bump is what put CZW on the international map. Sean O'Haire, Monty Brown, and Blitzkrieg are all massive "what ifs?" Hana Kimura is a legend already. I truly believe she would have been a multi time World Champion that bridged American, Japanese, and Mexican wrestling. Not a 'what if', rather a 'should have been'.

[@C_mao]

MVP(Montel Vontavius Porter) could be mentioned, he had that fued with Matt Hardy, when he finally got over he turned out to be a pretty good heel. He had that great catch phrase "I, am better, than you! It didn't seem like he was around that long.

[@VyvyanTheGreat]

wow, wasn't expecting Mondo on the list!

[@oldcheese1300]

Hana is such a sad tale

[@Brando-Lee3725]

Tom Mcghee looks like Luger and Omega had a kid somehow ! LOL !

[@joshuabalsiger2723]

Monty Brown aka Marcus Cor Von still has one of the best entrance themes ever.

[@kyleralston5718]

I always feel like Adam Page is the modern Magnum TA. Such a shame about his accident, was due to be a world champion and then that happens

[@jopiaspieder1184]

You can Yokozuna on here he had a short WWF career but is a 2X Heavyweight Champion and 2X Tag Team Champion plus he is a Royal Rumble winner. He had big fueds vs Bret Hart, Lex Luger, Hulk Hogan, the Undertaker, Vader so he worked with big names during his time there.

[@luccirobbins6675]

They better talk about Jumpin’ Jeff Farmer.

[@mattalan6618]

i always forget that Droz used to be in the NFL

[@angelg6565]

R.I.P Hana Kimura. 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@brandoniswhoiam]

*Kimura.*

[@angelg6565]

@@brandoniswhoiam Corrected, sorry for write the last name wrongly. Thanks for let me know of my error.

[@BLCKSMTHApparel]

That 05-08 period of TNA will never be replicated

[@jacobp7037]

What's funny to me is that in a time when WCW was still pissing away money, Blitz still made way more money with his post wrestling career than he did being on television.

[@3dagalathor]

where the f... is Mantaur, Adam? W H E R E??

[@logankerr8090]

wouldn't mind seeing Sable in the HoF one day

[@ncolbran]

Awesome video thank you

[@rokaanalzeer7148]

We didn’t deserve AJ lee

[@dabro1569]

Having been a kid in the 80s I can vouch for Magnum T.A. being a legit superstar on the rise. HE WAS THE MAN. Even Dusty Rhodes said in an interview that he was on his way to being the NWA equivalent of Hulk Hogan. When he got into his car accident you felt like you saw a superhero die in a movie. HE WAS THAT GOOD. I had the pleasure of meeting him at a convention a few years ago and he was a great guy. Wish he could have lived up to his potential. See you on the other side ✊🏿🇺🇸🔥🇺🇸🔥🇺🇸🔥✊🏿

[@christhornycroft3686]

Late stage WCW was mostly a mess, but there were some really solid wrestlers there at the end. O’Haire and Jindrak were an awesome tag team that WWF dropped the ball on, along with turning Shane Helms into a superhero (which made his run in 3 Count seem like a prime gimmick), and pretty much everyone from the Filthy Animals except Mysterio were chucked aside. I was shocked at who TNA ended up with. Of course, Russo was Booker, so 80% of them were mishandled. The only good thing S***-Stain ever did was push Bret Hart in WCW, and even then, he almost killed him. I think he had it out for the Harts. Or he was just an idiot.

[@Meatman8089]

BRUH I LOVE MATT!!! Sick Nick Mondo is so awesome and such a humble human being

[@OhMaiGuy]

It's crazy how I was literally going to submit a question about Monty Brown, a few weeks ago ... And here he is in this video 🤙🏾 THE. Alpha. Male. PERIOD!