Kid Kash shoots on working in TNA

Kid Kash shoots on working for tna , and his reaction to matches finishes,money,management and more
#kidkash #rene #wwe

[@sentientbean1]

Kid Kash was my favourite TNA wrestler circa 2010. It was a pleasure to see him pop up on the show. He was really intense and everything he did looked real.

[@tanerismailoglu9789]

Remember how he slapped Brian Kendrick?

[@ASCUMBAGWh0re]

@@tanerismailoglu9789 go figure.. unprofessional prikhed

[@ahmadceasar5484]

Facts

[@DarkSpace1105]

Kid Kash literally innovated of the cage dives and flips and he was a legit badass. The pops he would get in ECW became the highlights of the show when ECW was closing

[@TomStrohOptimalDailyLiving]

Wow, Kid Kash! I never expected him to be a guest on your show. I really enjoyed this! Thank you, Rene!

[@Godstone93]

AJ styles worked in wcw before tna

[@hieroglyph1947]

Love Kid Kash, him and Nova were way ahead of their time during their ECW days. Wish they got the recognition they deserve

[@jesseforce9933]

In his book, Al Snow said Kash came into a diner and demanded money he was owed by TNA.

[@tylermcnally8232]

Thanks now I don't need to buy it.

[@jesseforce9933]

@@tylermcnally8232 NO PROB!!

[@ishmael802]

@@tylermcnally8232 lol

[@kevthegoat8774]

Did he get the money?

[@jimbowlan5804]

If they owe him they need to to give the man his money

[@lukethomas6900]

Kind of ironic as his TNA run around the 2004--05 era was probably the best one (at least imo) he ever had in a mainstream American promotion. Loved when he was a heel and basically dominated the X-Divsion around that point. Loved his pairing with Trinity too, as it reminded me a lot of Lita's former but short lived partnership with Essa Rios/Mr. Aguila in WWE.

[@stoneroses1989]

I would say his ECW run, they even put the TV title on him in 2000.

[@nineteeneightynine432]

Lance hoyt could have been something for tna in early days. He was tall and athletic could do that moonsault

[@machomaddness1]

I’d suggest invest in some lighting Rene, super cheap light rings and stuff at k mart. Will make they whole product look better

[@justint8635]

K Mart? What year is it? Also, you’re being overly critical. Chill out and take it down a couple notches.

[@spangdeez498]

Rene was my dude when he was in WWE so cool he has a pod now - also if you notice he’s gaining subs at a decent rate, he’s gaining views, he’s already monetized .. give it some time and I guarantee this pod gets better all around

[@poppy87]

At least get a decent headset.

[@rubberchix]

@@justint8635 overly critical? You're a baby and a virgin

[@Sener]

@@justint8635 He's not being overly critical, he's giving some genuine helpful feedback.

[@jamesedwards7739]

Well AJ turned into one of the best wrestlers in the world. You need to keep churning out talent

[@emoboi311]

Yeah, I like how he is complaining about how established wrestlers had to put the new talent over. Gee, I wonder how else you’re supposed to build new stars??

[@jazzandfriends1]

KZbinr MarkyD has some really good videos on the early TNA era - Kash always stuck out in those. I'd definitely check them out if you guys haven't, Marky's awesome

[@kevthegoat8774]

Thing is it wasn't just TNA that saw AJ as a more talented wrestler than Kash, Kid Kash was good and I really liked him in TNA/WWE growing up but other indy promotions like 3PW for example had AJ go over Kash too. Look up how many matches Kid Kash has had in his career then look up how many matches AJ Styles had even though Kash started way before him. The difference in talent speaks for itself.

[@bdix42]

Imagine a wrestling shoot where a wrestler wasn’t putting himself over and over exaggerating his worth

[@pk_1]

Always liked kid kash. He was a great wrestler and heel. Had one of the best brain buster suplexes ever.

[@spangdeez498]

AJ styles was probably back to the Indys at this point BUT he was in WCW towards the end there - so he def wasn’t an amateur at this point in time

[@KhryxTina]

Aj had already rejected WWE by this point. AJ was booed as he was a heel in this area. I grew up watching NWA Nashville which became NWA TNA after Bert Prentice split off and made USA Championship wrestling which took NWA Nashville spot in our local scene.

[@chrisbills7076]

Always liked Kid Kash. Down to earth and funny guy.

[@The_Shining_wizard]

Kid Kash was definitely in my personal top 10 faves during the early 2010s and this shoot makes me respect him even more. What a badass that doesn't sugar coat shit.

[@Eric-ew8jt]

Enjoy your Saturday Rene!

[@emonkazemphotography6129]

I've got nothing but respect for Kid cash one of the nicest guys out of all that I've met.

[@codesm96]

Respect to Ron 'The Truth' Killings and BG James for saving Kid Kash's ass! He could have been killed right there and then if they hadn't stepped in! Notice how I'm using their TNA names!

[@sobo5476]

1:05 yeah that's the idea, you take seasoned guys who were never that big or are on the way down and you use them to get your new talent over, by not doing this then you are only holding the young guys down - which has been complained about in WCW and WWE as young talent could never get ahead. TBH I can't even remember him in TNA.

[@kmajorleague]

“i was the top heel. i was a heat magnet” rose-tinted glasses on Kash’s own career

[@deandavis4766]

Best pro wrestling podcast PERIOD

[@deandavis4766]

@@juggalohiphopemporiummore7134 You know it big homie!

[@nigle1813]

Jim Cornette is actually

[@leeboy823]

@@nigle1813 true that👍

[@editnosmirc4489]

I like Grilling JR myself

[@nigle1813]

@@coebro1 that's your opinion even though it's wrong

[@emoboi311]

The asylum days were great, I don’t care what he says. “The wrestlers they handpicked”. Yeah that’s how you build new stars by using established wrestlers to put them over. It doesn’t take a smart booker to realize that.

[@CarbiesChronicles]

and shit on everyone else... got it... youre just another dbag who thinks they know it all

[@Clivetinker]

Yeah confused here. AJ Styles and AMW were awesome, along with other ‘handpicked’ guys like Monty Brown or Triple X

[@emoboi311]

@@Clivetinker AJ Styles was so over with the fans back in the asylum days. Christopher Daniels was a great heel, despite him doing these crazy moves that a heel wouldn’t do. Chris Harris and James Storm was a great tag team. Chris Sabin had great matches too. It was an underrated overlooked era in wrestling, the asylum days.

[@joaoalmeida5312]

Don't really know his story but he sounds a bit bitter, TNA was the worst company he worked for but he returned to them on several occasions.

[@justint8635]

People get bitter, dude. Why is this a surprise? Especially for those in the wrestling industry. Jesus. That being said, he does have that reputation and a bookings a booking.

[@Weirzy]

Lol what is it with wrestling fans and the word bitter... give it a rest

[@cafederene]

"James here " Why is it whenever a wrestler tells a story that someone doesn't agree with, the response is "they're Bitter" Perhaps they're just being truthful and the wrestling business isn't sunshine and rainbows 🤷

[@joaoalmeida5312]

@@cafederene I understand that my confusion is just that he absolutely hated his first 3 years TNA, the payoffs and the logic behind the booking but he returned to TNA on several occasions. Yes having a good creative environment is important but when you get screwed over on your money that should be a automatic "hey I'm never gonna work here" That's why I said I don't really know his story, was he hard to deal with backstage that nobody else wanted to do business with him?

[@justint8635]

@@cafederene it’s such a robot-esque response at this point

[@Ahmed-og2jm]

Does this guy seem to be exaggerating a bit or what....brooo a gun and a knife and knocking someone's ear off lol

[@dejesusjason9936]

Fans back in the day took wrestling a bit too serious. Especially down south, those hicks constantly attacked wrestlers outside of the arena.

[@Ahmed-og2jm]

@@dejesusjason9936 yeah but he is talking about TNA which started in 2002 I'm pretty sure a big majority of fans knew it was fake or scripted by then

[@dejesusjason9936]

@@Ahmed-og2jm possibly but you know a lot of fans are weirdos. Most definitely were offended when you mention anything about their city

[@Ahmed-og2jm]

@@dejesusjason9936 I honestly think the fans and wrestlers are equally as weird tbh 😂😂 you can see the evidence in this channel alone loool it's all a big clusterfuck

[@FireAngelChris]

Wrestling fans is crazy trying to attack him

[@michaelmercury1297]

Heatseeker would be a cool name for a wrestler or the Heatseekers for a tag team .

[@kmajorleague]

Kash sounds bitter that he was asked to help get AJ Styles over but that’s the business. You need to create homegrown talent and get them over, otherwise what do you have? oh that’s right 2010 TNA a place Kash went back to but still wrestled for crickets

[@nickm.9885]

Rene, bro... at least try a little. Turn a light on or something... Supposed to look professional and it looks like you're sitting in the trailer park! Come on bro...

[@Sener]

He's complaining about established guys being brought in to put young guys over? Huh? What's wrong with that? That's exactly how things go.

[@clearlyblurry508]

He was more upset about the way the were booking the new guys to win every match including the PPV.

[@subxzero10000]

Funny how you can’t comprehend what he said but feel the need to ask questions

[@FreddieBlaze]

Kid Kash, another great talent WWE dropped the ball on!🤷‍♂️

[@craigharvie5449]

these episodes are getting better and better

[@AktaHasutan1948]

but u worked there longer than WWE.. lol

[@harveymcelroy9332]

Kash was really good in the ring!

[@adrianreece214]

Kid kash! One my favorites to watch in any company

[@wickedgood3793]

Hated the woman beater gimmick but other then that loved his TNA stuff.

[@kevthegoat8774]

Interesting to see how he didn't like TNA but they probably pushed him more than any major promotion including WWE and ECW. He also complains that they had handpicked guys they wanted to go over the established guys, what's wrong with that? How else were they meant to get over? Also he states AJ Styles got booed but if he wasn't playing a heel I never remember that happening.

[@jimbowlan5804]

He wasn’t aginst but that’s how wrestling used to be the heel would beat the shit out of the babyface for weeks then at the ppv the babyface would get the victory and the fans would pop

[@tariqmansour9891]

It was a shame he was the best in early Tna, but TNA ruined him because that's what TNA does best

[@R-V1]

I like Kash as a worker but he says some delusional ass things plus all those 'handpicked' TNA guys he complains about all turned out to be great for the company

[@kshinokevin]

Kid Kash vs. MJF (in a verbal promos war) = (A.C. Nielsen (tv) box promo GOLD !); CM Punk may have his (famous) Pipe Bombs, but MJF has Nukes !

[@lilyo8779]

I always fw kash, even when I was a kid..dude was a great and very beliveable preformer

[@heath1948]

Early minus a few outstanding wrestlers TNA sucked

[@PotentialUnleashed.25]

Ya man, I hated kid Kash losing every match. I was like “who is booking these matches”

[@stixinmypocket51]

I love Kid Kash, but his best work was TNA 2002-2005

[@doubledragon2223]

I like Kid Kash but he's suffering from a bad case of little man's complex

[@mikeawesome9212]

Baha what a load of bullshit. It isn't the 70's or 80's, fans don't try and attack wrestlers these days. He's full of it.

[@cafederene]

We literally saw a guy attack rollins a few months ago

[@wingedhussar1453]

@@cafederene they do especially in bars

[@timhall5382]

I watched nwa-tna and he never started a riot, he barely got booed.

[@JamesSuperstar4Ever]

Kid Kash the top heel? That's a wee bit of a stretch 🥴

[@DjCp3o420]

Crazy story about r truth and road Dogg saving him

[@dennythesavage]

No one could do a brainbuster like Kid Kash!

[@DjCp3o420]

Gotta get Ron klillings on , road dawg too

[@codyjohns6525]

believe it or not early kid kash and his muscle formely lance hoyt/dallas whos now lance archer vs aj styles was the feud that turned me on to aew they went on to have a killer street fight and i think the blowoff was a double tables match

[@edwells4769]

Imagine saying AJ and James Storm couldn't get themselves over. They were loved and over from the first dozen PPVs

[@dennyfoerster8365]

😂😂😂😂what a crap Impact is great and does a great job . Then come guys like kash who worked there, got many and then shoot on them . Such guys are not needed in wrestling

[@VersusTim]

Kid Kash was my favourite Wrestler in tna back in 2003/04/05..

[@JohnTheLeprechaun28]

Wrestlers today need to watch guys like Kid Kash and learn how to be heels bc it's a lost art in modern wrestling

[@firstinstinct420]

Da kid

[@adamirishconundrum851]

I liked his work in TNA.

[@AcesPlace22]

This was a fantastic listen. Great interview

[@thewhitepanther6052]

He was a great wrestler. Under utelised in every organisatiom

[@arturorivera6173]

Kid Kash forgot how he was the most over talent in the early TNA years . I don't even think he realizes how influential he was to modern day wrestling. From his ring work, to his ahead of it's time heel work, even to his ring gear lol every single diva ripped off his leathery cowboy hat and chaps get-up. Trish Stratus, Mickie James , Victoria, Sasha, etc. He's not lying about him being the reason it took so long for Aj Styles to get over, but it wasn't because we hated aj so much but more because we wanted Kid Kash to get that top spot.

[@lindawaite2386]

Everything he said is 100% CAAAPPPPP!