Jim Cornette's Those We Lost In 2023 Omnibus

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[@thedoctor3528]

00:24 Fred "The Elephant" Boy 07:03 Jay Briscoe 1:11:22 Lanny Poffo 1:34:52 Jerry Jarret 3:11:12 Bushwhacker Butch 3:15:29 Superstar Billy Garaham 4:13:33 The Iron Sheik 4:37:02 Darren "Droz" Drozdov 4:51:09 The Mantaur 4:57:21 "Exotic" Adrian Street 5:26:10 Koichi Yoshizawa 5:52:24 Terry Funk 7:38:43 Bray Wyatt 7:57:20 Brett Sawyer 8:01:52 Adnan Al-Kaissie 8:10:15 Curtis Smith Seems like they forgot to add Don West, Jerry Springer and couple others to this

[@carltonriales4352]

Wow thanks for this.

[@tysontomko]

Thank you! - you're right rip Don west

[@williammitchell4417]

Thank you for the honorable mentions

[@maskedsuperstar7601]

I know its borderline but Don West passed away Dec. 30, 2022. Oddly though, a 2022 omnibus of those we lost that year wasn't uploaded.

[@white6delta]

Thanks!

[@chrisr3788]

Jim’s reaction to Jay Briscoes death is always hard to listen to without getting emotional. I think the last time he cried like that on air was when he talked about Bobby Eatons death

[@KingGhidorah5464]

It was Jay, Bobby, then before them Lance Russell and Bob Armstrong’s deaths that got such emotion out of him on the air.

[@Al-jq6yp]

Its so much fucking true, i was😮 eating my dinner an thinking about Jay's family an paying respect even does i dind't really watch his matches whatever solo or tag with his brother Mark.

[@austinpocock7635]

​@@KingGhidorah5464 Also Tracy Smothers

[@jeffpinkston8318]

Shit. Saw he wasn't in the art and hoped it was in 2022. Love this annual omnibus but those ones are hard to relive.

[@adammccallion8640]

@@KingGhidorah5464I think Owen hart too

[@sarkissamuel]

Great Omnibus. Huge respect to Jim Cornette and Brian Last for these videos paying tribute to the people who have passed on. Some things are bigger than NDA's and backstage drama. I really hope this channel surpasses 1 million subscirbers one day.

[@steviep76]

Well said.

[@jefferygwatkins]

Zipped through Corny talking about Jay. I didn’t even see that many of the Briscoes’ matches but he was so young.

[@DEATHTRAPTRAILERS]

Thanks for putting this together. Rest in Peace

[@Mr.Murphy2]

Thank you, so much, for uploading this. R.I.P. to all the wrestlers who passed away.

[@RpgOverlordGamer]

Jim Cornette is awesome, happy we still have real people like him and Brian, people that know the industry and have had experience. If I was a wrestler I’d definitely want Jim Cornette to be my promoter, he knows his shit

[@cfhcowboy9292]

Hearing Jim's voice like this brought me to tears . Jim is a legend a true pioneer of the business ❤

[@elijahchesterthomas5334]

"Terry Funk didn't wear no mouthpiece" - Jay Briscoe

[@scorptarget]

These Omnibus’ are such a Blessing ❤

[@johnhill6412]

RIP to the lost legends, and let's not forget how close we came to losing Tony Khan on that fateful day in London.

[@stewartmcrae8007]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 yes he feared for his life

[@MattyPeq]

Imagine being scared of 0-2 CM Sux.

[@tonykerns2539]

Jim trying to speak respectfully about a deceased man blowing himself while Brian can't stop laughing needs to be included in the next funniest moments omnibus

[@reubenelite]

Timestamp??

[@tonykerns2539]

It starts at 1:28:35@@reubenelite

[@reubenelite]

@tonykerns2539 lol this is great thanks

[@Somefrickface]

I saw the Briscoes one (1) time live at Big Time Wrestling in Webster MA. It was Jeff Hardy’s first post-WWE show. They opened against some jabronis that weren’t worth a shit called the SAT, and I fell in love. They lost through some heel shenanigans, and the SAT went on to face the Hardy Boyz. To this day I think that was an idiotic booking decision; the Briscoes vs. the Hardys would have been amazing to see in that little town hall. When I found out Jay had died I was inconsolable for days. I can’t imagine how fans who followed the Briscoes regularly were feeling, let alone his wife and children! Rest in Paradise, Jay Briscoe.

[@Itsthevinylfrontier]

We all just want an omnibus with Jim Singing “I love the singa”

[@DONKEYKONG260]

that and 'LIKE MUSSOLINI!'

[@lonestarfriend]

Bray Wyatt was my favorite WWE Superstar. I met him 4 times. He was a kind and gentle soul, and what a laugh he had. I thought about his family and especially his children this holiday season just past. Their first Christmas without him. 😔

[@Ai14106]

Great person, horrible wrestler

[@ThePunk01]

​@@Ai14106You're disgusting

[@MiketheratguyMultimedia]

@@Ai14106 It takes very little to be a horrible wrestler. It takes a lot to be a good person.

[@mjcastro82]

Jim Cornette is an absolute treasure when it comes to eulogizing some of these wrestlers' careers and lives. This omnibus is always worth a listen.

[@TravisBrady-wn8fr]

The world gets a little colder every time one of my childhood heroes leaves us

[@elonce01]

When are Jim and Brian returning??

[@juansanchez209]

It’s so sad and humbling to see these people pass on. When we were growing up watching them, these people were like living superheroes who seemed larger than life and immortal To see guys like Sheik, Graham, and Terry who made their living by portraying crazy characters is such a trip. It really makes you consider your own mortality

[@joegausch]

My heart broke when I heard Jim reading the eulogy!!!

[@televiper11]

Losing “Superstar” & The Funker back to back was losing the two prototypes of the post-Territory expansion era. Loved their work

[@seereadnhear]

It's moments like this that Makes Corny More identifiable as a caring individual despite any disbeliefs or beliefs or political beliefs or religious that s*** doesn't matter when you listen to moments like this

[@DillyDilly13]

Makes you realize that all that other talk is bullshit and doesn’t matter. What matters is those close to you. That’s it. Fuck the rest.

[@archaontheeverchosen7980]

That kind of thinking is what makes no one close to you. Only fuck those who deserve it not the rest.

[@josephstewart6836]

Disappointed that bray and Jay didn't make the thumbnail

[@azapro911]

There are icons, there are legends and then there is The Iron Sheik.

[@villiannewyork]

He took kayfabe to the grave what a fucking stud

[@seanbonella]

RIP to all we have lost in 2023

[@indecent0079]

The Rock did Sheik in good taste the other night on Raw, loved it 💪🏼

[@NickRaymond871]

Sheik went first so he can jump Hogan when comes through the rainbow curtains

[@stewartmcrae8007]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@Cruising_On_Lake_Havasoma]

@@stewartmcrae8007 Trash.

[@TheGreatVivek7]

Can we have the video we all are waiting for already about an NDA😂

[@manwithamic2372]

This is a video that is about people that passed, this is hardly the time for that. I'm sure it's coming.

[@badladyami]

Settle the fuck down.

[@AJDaniels99]

Hearing Jim struggling to talk about Jay Briscoe without crying is truly heartbreaking

[@mjdf122]

Iron Shiek took a lot of bumps in his life and lived to his 80s god bless bubba

[@xymoriintus]

Jay Briscoe segment 11:00 if anyone wants quick access

[@nriab23]

Looking forward to listening to this, this week.

[@bm563]

R.I.P to jay and bray!

[@stewartmcrae8007]

what about the others do they not matter

[@kidvillain188]

R.I.P to those we lost last year.

[@jameseagler3589]

Chris hero was underrated big time, he can work and wrestle really well, I was at the IWA show when punk and hero went 60 mins and it was one of the best matches I've ever seen live

[@-Evil-Genius-]

🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation: 07:04 💔 *Jim Cornette emotionally discusses the tragic passing of Jay Brisco, highlighting the impact on the community and sharing personal insights into Jay's character.* 24:29 🌟 *The Brisco Brothers' evolution in Ring of Honor showcased growth in both appearance and in-ring skills, impressing Jim Cornette and contributing positively to the promotion.* 27:14 📺 *The Brisco Brothers' transition to television exposure in Ring of Honor, especially with Sinclair, added a unique and genuine element to their characters, standing out in the wrestling landscape.* 30:25 💥 *The Brisco Brothers' involvement in intense storylines and matches, like the street fight in Toronto, showcased their ability to blend old-school wrestling psychology with modern chaos, earning fan admiration.* 51:46 ⚖️ *Cornette discusses the contrast between the treatment of the Briscoes over an old tweet and the airing of other controversial content on television networks.* 54:29 🏳️ *Cornette addresses the controversial tweet made by Jay Briscoe, emphasizing the wrestler's growth, apologies, and the impact on his character.* 56:13 🚗 *Cornette reflects on the historical prevalence of car accidents as a cause of death for wrestlers and the shift in reasons due to changes in the wrestling landscape.* 01:13:33 😢 *Lanny Poffo, known as The Genius in WWF, unexpectedly passed away; he was a health-conscious and talented individual.* 01:15:23 🎭 *Leaping Lanny Poffo was a unique character in American wrestling, known for being one of the first to perform a moonsault in the U.S.* 01:39:15 🌐 *The wrestling business acumen ran in the Jarrett family, with Jerry and Jeff Jarrett establishing TNA and Global Force, contributing significantly to the industry.* 01:46:08 🚗 *Jerry Jarrett's journey into wrestling began early, working in the office, selling tickets, and gradually becoming a Booker and later a successful promoter.* 02:11:10 🌐 *After splitting from NWA, Jerry Jarrett's promotion thrived, drawing 78,000 people a week to the Cook Convention Center, signaling a significant shift in the wrestling landscape.* 02:22:13 📺 *Jerry Jarrett's effective approach to presenting wrestling on television emphasized storytelling and invested fans in the product.* 02:28:22 🔄 *Jerry Jarrett's role during Vince McMahon's potential prison time showcased his experience and commitment to the wrestling business, offering stability and expertise.* 03:11:22 🇳🇿 *Butch Miller (Bushwhacker Butch) passed away, Jim Cornette reflects on their friendship, contributions to wrestling, and the sad circumstances of Butch's health emergency during a FanFest event.* 03:15:33 💪 *Superstar Billy Graham's recent death at 79 is discussed, emphasizing his revolutionary impact on wrestling, being a box office attraction, and the complex relationship between the Graham family and the McMahon family.* 03:18:03 📼 *Reflections on how modern fans perceive Superstar Billy Graham, discussing the era of Kung Fu Billy and the later years in WWF, highlighting Triple H's admiration and calling Graham 20 years ahead of his time.* 03:23:23 🌐 *Insights into the challenges faced by Superstar Billy Graham after losing the WWF title in 1978, including mental health struggles and his stint in Memphis, shedding light on the contextual factors influencing his career trajectory.* 03:32:24 🌟 *Superstar Billy Graham had a unique career, gaining fame for his grand brother gimmick, and later becoming WWF Champion, influencing many wrestlers with his promo skills.* 03:42:25 ⚔️ *The cooperative relationship between NWA and WWF showcased Graham's significance, leading to title vs. title matches and broadening the wrestling landscape.* 03:56:59 🤼‍♂️ *Superstar Billy Graham spoke about the dangers of steroids in 1989, predicting health issues for wrestlers. However, the expected widespread impact hasn't materialized as Graham's case was unique due to taking steroids in the '60s and lack of guidelines.* 04:00:14 🏋️‍♂️ *Graham, born in 1943, was one of the early wrestlers using steroids in the '60s when practices were primitive. Lack of knowledge about dosage, cycling, and purer substances contributed to long-term health issues.* 04:05:23 🌐 *Superstar Billy Graham, a flamboyant personality with a unique physique, influenced various wrestlers like Jesse Ventura, Hulk Hogan, and Austin Idol. His impact extended beyond the ring, shaping the industry's image standards.* 04:19:47 🌐 *Iron Sheik played a pivotal role in the wrestling landscape, especially in the WWF, where he served as a perfect heel to lose to Hulk Hogan, the American hero.* 04:51:26 🌐 *Mantar's passing is acknowledged, with Cornette sharing his limited interactions and thoughts on the short-lived Mantar gimmick in WWE.* 05:03:30 🎨 *Adrian Street, a talented artist, and his partner Linda, crafted their own wrestling gear and even made dishes together. They were a creative duo.* 05:07:40 🌐 *Adrian struggled to adapt to the American wrestling style in Memphis initially, but with the help of the booker, Bill Dundee, he found success and had great matches.* 05:15:20 💼 *Adrian Street, far from being homophobic, had a unique personality, loved reading books, painting, and had a cultured background, different from the stereotypical wrestler of his time.* 05:23:04 💰 *Adrian Street and Bill Dundee set an all-time box office record at the Nashville Fairgrounds arena with their handicap match, marking a significant accomplishment in Street's wrestling career.* 05:24:40 📸 *Jim Cornette shares memories of Linda Kay and Adrian Adonis, emphasizing their unique bond and Adrian's natural flair as a performer.* 05:27:51 🌐 *Kichi Yoshizawa played a crucial role in bridging Japanese and American wrestling, helping Jim Cornette's work appear in Gong magazine and providing a unique perspective on the wrestling scenes.* 05:28:47 📷 *The Japanese wrestling magazines, especially Gong and Weekly Pro, were highly influential, featuring glossy pages, beautiful presentation, and extensive coverage of global wrestling, making them superior to American counterparts.* 05:50:59 💔 *Terry Funk's impact and longevity in wrestling, influencing fans and performers worldwide.* 06:11:42 🤪 *Terry Funk played a hilarious prank on Jim Cornette during a Memphis wrestling match, involving accusations, chasing, and ripping off Cornette's pants on live TV.* 06:24:32 🏆 *Terry Funk's stint as the NWA World Champion showcased his versatility, combining size, athleticism, and the ability to work both as a psychopathic heel and a cheerful babyface.* 06:26:49 🔄 *Terry Funk's return to WCW in 1989, especially his involvement in the Flair vs. Steamboat feud, drew significant attention and marked a period where WCW found success.* 06:33:40 🌟 *Flair vs. Funk in 1989 was a special series of matches that contributed to a memorable year for Flair. The retirement stipulation added intrigue, leading to Funk transitioning to a Babyface commentator.* 06:35:31 🎙️ *WCW's Jim Herd wanted to retire Terry Funk in 1989 at 45 years old and make him an announcer, believing he was too old for the roster. Funk resisted, but eventually, he became an announcer, showcasing Herd's preference for transitioning wrestlers into commentary roles.* 06:36:47 🧔 *Terry Funk's diverse career included roles like Chainsaw Charlie in WWF. Despite initial skepticism, this persona introduced him to new fans, showing Funk's ability to adapt and connect with audiences in various ways.* 06:38:53 🔥 *Terry Funk's decision to decline unmasking at Survivor Series '93 and leave WWE due to creative concerns reflects his commitment to his character and unwillingness to compromise. This decision marked Funk's independence and dedication to his craft.* 06:43:17 🌐 *Terry Funk's impact in independent wrestling during the '90s showcased his ability to remain relevant across different promotions, adapting to changing styles and delivering performances that resonated with fans. His versatility made him a beloved figure in the wrestling community.* 07:05:15 🎙️ *Terry Funk's exceptional promo skills were highlighted by his ability to engage with fans, even in the post-kayfabe era, and his distinctive voice, influenced by King Curtis, set him apart as a captivating speaker.* 07:07:44 🌐 *Terry Funk and Dory Funk Jr. played crucial roles as power brokers between All Japan and American wrestlers, impacting wrestling history by arranging meetings and facilitating deals, demonstrating their influence and love for the business.* 08:03:13 🌍 *Sheik Adnan Al-Kaissey transitioned from Billy White Wolf, having a successful career, especially in Iraq.* 08:05:45 ⛽ *The early '80s saw a wave of Middle East-themed wrestling characters in response to real-world events, creating easy heat for the territories.* 08:07:20 🏈 *DraftKings Sportsbook is an official sports betting partner of the NFL, providing opportunities for betting on NFL week two action.* Made with HARPA AI

[@charleswalker8262]

R. I.P To All The Super🌟s That We Lost In 2023, You're ALL 👼 In Heaven............... Being The SUPER🌟S That You Are. 18:31

[@TheoONLIous]

The guy with the blonde hair on the right looks like Rod Stewart

[@UziBlancoOfficial]

Rip to rod!!! 😂😂😂

[@LuckyStrike01]

Jerry Jarrett?

[@mjdf122]

I’ve seen many great wrestlers come and go from 1980-Now

[@danmount9462]

Adrian Street will be loved for taking care of Jimmy Saville.

[@archiereece8321]

Adrian Street was ONE...TOUGH...WRESTLER

[@MarcoNegrisEye]

And that was before he even knew about Saviles "tendencies". Had he known the truth, IMAGINE WHAT HE COULD HAVE DONE TO HIM? (POUT) 😂

[@jmhproductions7335]

If you read this: you matter. You’re important.

[@shane-irish]

Wish i had time to listen to jim 😅😅

[@johnmarr2695]

Jims "oh....." when Brian says "maybe jay would have been on his way to dynamite that Tuesday night instead of driving..." is absolutely heart breaking. The realization that some faceless suit had a part to play in the passing of jay pugh, have we ever gotten the name of this asshole?

[@reubenelite]

It was some woman, she died too in the accident i think

[@coltonwilkie241]

Nobody had a part to play. Car crashes happen all the time. I highly doubt most people go out of their way to get into one and die.

[@sirnetflix7162]

@@coltonwilkie241No, people absolutely have a part to play, tf? Someone hit HIM, it’s THEIR fault. If I remember right, the person who hit him died too

[@coltonwilkie241]

@sirnetflix7162 so Jay had a part in killing someone and almost killing his own kids in the process. Good to know.

[@sirnetflix7162]

@@coltonwilkie241 Can you not read? I’m blaming the person who hit him. I’m not blaming HIM

[@nickcervenka8756]

They did the obligatory In Memoriam segment on the NYE show on CNN, and i understand in the grand scheme of things, the significance of wrestler deaths is a drop in the bucket compared to other mainstream public figures. I wouldn't have expected them to acknowledge Wyatt or briscoe, however, they did acknowledge Shiek, so i thought it odd they snubbed Funk.

[@badladyami]

He's in there just before the six hour mark.

[@nickcervenka8756]

@@badladyami unless they did two, I must've missed it

[@chico1680]

Sheiky was more well-known to the mainstream than Funker tbh.

[@funkyweapon9741]

All these losses are painful, but Jay Briscoe hit hard with how unexpected it was. I mean death is unexpected for most but Jay being young hurt a bit more.

[@mjdf122]

Never forget NWA/TNA/IMPACT Legend Don West

[@lequancoats1614]

We lost 8 hours worth of people? It’s really humbling when you realize that still 8 hours wasn’t enough to include everyone they talked about last year who passed.

[@seanbonella]

Actually it's timeless

[@michaelklingenberg7872]

I duuno why but I still can't see Terry Funk as being gone....only when it gets brought up do I think to myself "damn! He really is"

[@marvinleong5902]

All of this legends officially became a part of wrestling history with their passing. RIP to all, including Killer Khan

[@PatI-zg9gm]

Underrated heel, great knee drop.

[@UnsilencedOutspokenTikTok]

Jay and Bray were my biggest shocks

[@PsyOpChampion]

Bray still hurts quite a bit.

[@stewartmcrae8007]

Shut up

[@jbfarley]

​@@stewartmcrae8007 dumbass

[@glockz59]

8 hours of loss???… 2023 was a tough ass year…

[@VolkXue]

thankful for the content but 8 hours of loss...... What a year

[@hoganshairline4175]

can we get time stamps on long uploads at least

[@josephcostello695]

He loves the business, and the wrestlers may not be all of it or them but he is my choice for wwe hof. Want to hear what he thinks of Kevin Dunn leaving the wwe.

[@frostedbutts4340]

Lmao he's probably warming up for an hour long rant right now

[@ABCDyeahyeahyeah]

So much to cover. Dunn, Jeri-gross, Rock, and that’s just to name a few.

[@traceywoodward1354]

Was Jay Briscoe not,actually related to Jack and jerry?

[@chico1680]

No relation

[@Pogo113]

I'll admit, Bray Wyatt is still hard for me to deal with. When he came up from NXT, I was at a point I was ready to quit watching wrestling. He drew me back in, gave me someone to be interested in, at least until they turned the Fiend into Jason Voorhees. But I've been watching since 1987, and he pulled me back when I was ready to go. Thank you, Bray.

[@stewartmcrae8007]

You didn't even know him

[@JACQUEZ23]

​@@stewartmcrae8007and I still can care about him

[@walkedoverwater]

@@stewartmcrae8007you’re a loser

[@Sky_Blaze]

​@@stewartmcrae8007I didn't know mac miller but through his art I felt like I did, being around the same age it felt like i grew up with him..and still cry about his death cause he helped me through so much just by listening to his music. You can care for someone or something you've never actually been in the physical presence of.

[@stewartmcrae8007]

@@Sky_Blaze i have no idea who mac Miller is some d list celebrity i presume but you didn't care for him the person you were just a fan of the fake image that he portrayed for the public

[@GregHuffman1987]

rip

[@TheManOfTheHourEveryHour]

Can't wait till Jericho and the Bucks are on one of these Who We Lost This Year joints 😂😂😂

[@kennethanway7979]

Kinda dark...

[@TheManOfTheHourEveryHour]

@@kennethanway7979 shit, that's my high noon. I get much darker 🤣🤣🤣

[@kennethanway7979]

@@TheManOfTheHourEveryHour 😀👍🤪

[@xymoriintus]

Jay briscoe segment is honestly rough 😢

[@TacoMahstah]

RIP :(

[@stoneking777]

WHERE YOU AT WITH THE NEW VIDEOS JIM CORNETTE IM WAITING THERES A BUNCH OF STUFF THAT HAPPENED

[@kyles2941]

Cmon jim I'm ready for the review of aews world's ending

[@CandyCoated7779]

oh dam the elephant dude that was on stern passed why is it not news anywhere but with you guy's? you would think as big as stern and the wack pack are that it would be all over even top news.

[@WUKONGS-TV-ACCOUNT]

Is it me or did they skip 2022

[@scottsmith4854]

Who’s anxiously waiting for Corny’s thoughts on the Jericho allegations 😂

[@williammitchell4417]

I think I can speak on behalf of the Cult of Corny-ality...🤬 Jericho!!!

[@coltonwilkie241]

I'm just hoping he can put his hatred for Jericho aside and have a level headed take on it considering he's been on the receiving end of dogshit allegations too.

[@maxxdahl6062]

@@coltonwilkie241Jim didn't make anyone sign NDA's however.

[@coltonwilkie241]

@maxxdahl6062 and we're supposed to believe Jericho did despite there being no evidence of anything happening?

[@maxxdahl6062]

@@coltonwilkie241 We don't know "nothing" happened. But his reaction to the post was telling, vs. his meltdown over not having signed one himself. He said absolutely zero to having made others sign NDAs. But absolutely ranted and raved about having not signed one himself.

[@defaultusername123]

R.I.P. to so, so, many 🙏

[@jerrygunns6675]

I am so sorry Jim God bless him

[@ashleyburns6752]

Not enough hours in the day

[@roughreviews6661]

Sooooooo jimmy how about my call that Adam Cole was in the devil.mask that call I made after the first vignette played lolz once a bullet club guy always a bullet club guy

[@benespinosa6725]

terry funk was awesome my all-time favorite terry funk story was when he debuted as Chainsaw charlie in 1997 and Kevin Dunn said that nobody's going to know who he is and when terry came out of the box the arena went crazy the back and forth between jim cornette and Kevin dunn always makes me laugh terry funk winning the ecw world title at barley legal on april 13th 1997 was such an amazing moment.

[@williammitchell4417]

As odd as it may sound, I really loved the "Territories stories that Jim had involvement with Sean Oliver. He and Terry were doing one about San Antonio. They had great stories then.

[@benespinosa6725]

​@williammitchell4417 same

[@maxxdahl6062]

@@williammitchell4417 It was amarillo not san antonio.

[@williammitchell4417]

@@maxxdahl6062 oops. At least it was in Texas.

[@benespinosa6725]

​@maxxdahl6062 I find it hilarious that when I mentioned the kevin dunn story come to find out that he's no longer in WWE I didn't even put two and two together lol

[@Aaron17988]

Reacted to The Rock Return and challenge Roman Reigns

[@gothard5]

Rock hasn’t challenged anybody yet

[@lbo87]

@@gothard5 He did at the end of the segment hinted about sitting at the "head of the table"

[@MatthewBenschneider]

Jim what state u think has had the best wrestlers come through it I'd say Texas taker,Michaels,Austin,booker, Vonerics, Mark Henry ect but ur opinion what do u think and is Texas better than Canda

[@LuckyStrike01]

Minnesota had a ton in the 80s. Just think: all around one small city area you had Rick rude, curt hennig, both of the road warriors, demolition smash, johnny ace(I know he sucks but he’s animals brother and he did wrestle before he was a stooge for Vince) and Nikita koloff all growing up around the same time and getting into wrestling mostly through Verne Gagne. I’m sure I’m forgetting a couple people too. Canada is an entire country too. If you are specific to stampede in Calgary Alberta they had a ton of greats go through Stu hearts stampede

[@maxxdahl6062]

Minnesota.

[@MatthewBenschneider]

Jim

[@MatthewBenschneider]

I got Texas Jim Brian ur opinion

[@drsaytn500]

Did WWE actually fire Kevin Dunn?

[@Exotic-Sting-FTLS]

Yes bucktooth is gone finally

[@williammitchell4417]

Kevin retired because Vince got in a sense forced aside because of TKO.

[@joolsmacgrools1288]

I know Hunter was never a fan of his. I wouldn’t be surprised if he gave him his walking papers.

[@iamdb1990]

doesn't get any easier, still miss Funk

[@stewartmcrae8007]

why he was just some guy that you saw on television

[@iamdb1990]

@@stewartmcrae8007 yes, who made me FEEL something every time I saw him

[@stewartmcrae8007]

@@iamdb1990 😂😂😂😂😂 yes I used to feel that way about Shawn Michaels when I was a little kid you should have grown out of that by the time you were about 9 or 10 years old

[@ThePunk01]

​@@stewartmcrae8007Sounds like you haven't grown up. Or you're just a sociopath

[@jbfarley]

​@@stewartmcrae8007dumbass

[@WOLVEOVSIBERIA]

To quote Big Dave: " GIVE ME WHAT I WANT!"

[@PatI-zg9gm]

Adrian Street was an amazing performer, and legit bad ass. Funk was the most versatile performer, ever.

[@thekidfromiowa]

Killer Khan

[@televiper11]

Hope we get a video on Khan soon. What a monster heel!

[@PhtevenPhyrpo]

Probably not the video to ask... How long of a break are these dudes taking?

[@AngloCelt88]

Elephant Boy just wanted to blow all the wrestlers.

[@mjdf122]

RIP to all the wrestling greats we lost in 2023

[@kingslayer2999]

Chris Jericho also Lost his dignity in 2023 😂🤣😂

[@stewartmcrae8007]

Shawn Michaels lost his smile in 1997

[@robertcrist5747]

Come on Jim! We're all waiting on what you have to say about "The Iatolla on Parolla"

[@insupportofjunhado]

That reminder that Jim Cornette knew the Briscoes almost from the beginning, knew the original Briscos and wasn't offended even then by the two teenagers. The worst is that, by the sound of it, Jay's incident was completely preventable.

[@richiequeen4248]

Who's the female and terry Taylor? Dont think hes dead

[@gothard5]

Iron Sheik, Terry Funk, Jerry Jarrett, Exotic Adrian Street, and Superstar Billy Graham are all depicted in the art work.

[@PatI-zg9gm]

That is a younger image of Funk, circa 1975.

[@JohnnydukesDragon]

guess jim stoped making episodes

[@LouSassoleSledgecock_III]

Shows how little Jim liked Bray by not even featuring him in this artwork

[@Empest]

im pissed you didnt put Bray's face in this

[@stewartmcrae8007]

😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@Cruising_On_Lake_Havasoma]

@@stewartmcrae8007 Trash.

[@badladyami]

Y'all pick some weird shit to be mad about.

[@maxxdahl6062]

Yeah I'm sure he'd be up in arms he's not on a youtube thumbnail.

[@Cruising_On_Lake_Havasoma]

@@stewartmcrae8007 Trash.

[@OMGpandemic]

Death!

[@seanbonella]

Bray wyatt had heart issues dont get the jab, that happens when it does

[@BigmanDogs]

I didnt expect a thunbnail like this that is actually sad :(

[@MidnightPodcastGaming]

The only thing lost is Jim for the past 5 days. MATE, you have enough material until 2025... WHERE THE FUCK ARE YOU LMFAOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

[@theboxingboy7422]

Taking a break. These guys put out alot of content all year They should be able to take a few weeks off even if things in wrestling keep moving which it always does

[@MidnightPodcastGaming]

@@theboxingboy7422 I know man but they sure as hell PICKED THE DAYS LOLLLLLLL

[@gothard5]

@@MidnightPodcastGaming they take the holidays off every year

[@DillyDilly13]

Of course Bray (the biggest one) isn’t on the thumbnail

[@shaynewest8757]

Terry Funk , Superstar Graham and Iron Sheik were bigger stars then Wyatt ever was or would be. They actually worked when people watched.

[@Adum]

Good to know that's what is more important to you

[@maxxdahl6062]

Terry Funk drew way more money than Bray had on his best day.

[@maxhord1490]

He learned to say the gd word from his mama ? 23:03

[@billlee6424]

Whos ready for the "Rolling German Suplex"? 😂 i can't wait!

[@c3hit14o]

Hey jim whats your take kevin dunn leaving WWE

[@markcafebrown2883]

Corny for USA President 2024

[@tbx59]

On the bus, Gus

[@johnkolko5199]

I tried listening to this but had to turn it off, too depressing. We lost some greats this year, RIP to all of them

[@safe-tactcrap2922]

RECORD KEVIN DUNNS EXIT!!!!! BUT DAMN HE GOT ALOT OF MONEY$$$$