Kevin Nash on the Mr McMahon Netflix documentary

[@darrinchase]

How many concussions have you had? Nash: *goes on 5 minute rant about different types of football helmets.

[@MrTomr316]

😂😂😂

[@jamesmccarron4847]

Nash aint no snitch

[@sampleoffers1978]

That's not necessarily cte, but his scans dont sound great.

[@turdferguson2839]

The doc was pretty boring and unsurprising, all we learned was Vince loves the business more than anything (especially Shane) and the rest was the history of the wwe for dummies,

[@Djstrange187]

Yeah that’s it in a nutshell lol Literally it was information we’ve heard for years already

[@Mr_Redsfan]

I expected nothing different from David Shoemaker and Bill Simmons.

[@RALF0691]

At least Sean learned that there was a Ruthless Aggression Era. I don't know how in the heck he never heard of that.

[@SnookisInfant-gt8xu]

That’s because you’re nerds living chronically online; a lot of stuff I did not know(Stephanie’s wedding declined by her to be televised, Dusty being Vince’s original Hulk Hogan, Vince’s thoughts on Hulk’s lies about steroids, admitting to steroids outright and the stupidity of the IBFF, him LOVING wrestling- what most fans swear he doesn’t). There was a lot there tbh and to act like you’re not gonna get fluff with the actual person participating is ignorant

[@mikeg2491]

@@SnookisInfant-gt8xuI think there was interesting nuggets and tidbits for sure but it didn’t come across painting McMahon as the monster they acted like it would

[@pstx2816]

Watching the Doc and seeing how Vince treated Shane made me sad to be quite honest. I felt like shane just wanted to run a buisness with his dad enjoy life but wasn't cut throat enough. I think Shane is the only one that actually cares about the family, probably the most human of the bunch. I feel for him though

[@chrisbolton6598]

I feel like Vince did exactly what his father did to him in a way. Only shame didn’t measure up enough for Vince to give him the reigns. Stephanie has been awesome for WWE. Plus it doesn’t hurt that her husband will probably go down as the smartest man in pro wrestling. Ever. Just my opinion. But HHH has made it worth watching again.

[@michaelparrish6093]

HHH is great. No doubt. But, yeah, Shane seems like a genuinely good dude.

[@RALF0691]

How in the heck has Sean never heard of the Ruthless Aggression Era? Shows how out of touch he is with pro wrestling.

[@shaunflavour6366]

I watched wrestling religiously 90s to early 00s and never heard that term until 2 weeks ago.

[@brian9778]

And Nash re: The Ruthless Aggression Era: “That’s when Austin and Rock were running around!” Nah, that would be The Attitude Era, Kev!

[@slipknotron1626]

That's about when I stopped watching

[@dlt8807]

I stopped watching consistently around 2006.. I just remember ruthless aggression was used as a theme for the wrestling figures back in the day.

[@salinaember9527]

@@brian9778 bruh he said that's when austin and rock were gone, not full time anymore

[@CaerEsthar]

Playback speed -> 1.25

[@bonedragon7665]

I had to go up to 1.5

[@gatewaystrengthconditionin8854]

2 for me

[@brandenadams9001]

God this guy takes so long to get a sentence out.

[@dannyyarbrough5938]

1.75 works better and gets thru all the studdering from Kevin pretty fast!

[@midsouthmonstaofficial]

Way better

[@ThisIsGers]

There’s no way he’s never heard of the term Ruthless Aggression bruh

[@Mr_Redsfan]

Sean’s knowledge peaks in maybe 1985 and drops to around zero by the time Attitude ended.

[@SnookisInfant-gt8xu]

This is a lot of people including me- I didn’t know what that was until the network labeled it- thought that was ECW tbh

[@radicalstanza3614]

​@@SnookisInfant-gt8xumost normal people don't know any pro wrestling era names, of course. It's just wild that someone whose career is based on talking pro wrestling history thinks they haven't heard that very common name for that very long and bad era lol

[@acidmack1041]

I stopped watching wrestling in the 90s and never heard of the Ruthless Agression Era until wrestling podcasts became a thing

[@jmike2039]

Bro he's not a fucking mark like you jabronis

[@FrozenAngel4173]

Idk how he didn't know there was an era called ruthless aggression and has a job revolving around knowing wrestling.

[@FVine]

When the ruthless aggression era was going on he was too busy doing trashy shoot interviews with has-been wrestlers.

[@FrozenAngel4173]

@@FVine yeah. I don't normally watch anything with Sean but occasionally I'll deal with it for Nash

[@danluce5995]

Yeah how tf do you not know the ruthless aggression era??😂😂

[@timsedlak9494]

⁠@@FVinehaha I think some of those interviews are classic

[@davisonsarai7763]

Exactly wtffffff

[@BluTattu]

It always looks like Nash is upside down on the podcast.

[@nothingness9296]

hahahhahahahah

[@JokerzGallery]

😂

[@spinobusted]

Oh man, you’ve just made me seasick. CAN’T. UNSEE.

[@jgowdey]

Holy shit 🤣🤣

[@HeathenTrucker]

I love how Kev deflects almost all questions .

[@MassillonObie]

I can’t decide if Kevin is arrogant or aloof. Why go on a podcast if you are going to be so dismissive of the person you’re speaking with? He seems put off by the entire exercise of speaking with this guy.

[@HeathenTrucker]

@MassillonObie i think he is arrogant but also doesn't want to ruffle feathers sometimes.

[@Eloh_Dragons]

Lmao Nash talking about processing a thought is like a paraplegic talking about running

[@HatfulofHallow]

Nash has 1 computer and it's trying to work out the difference between an adjective and a verb

[@MrMGR1986]

Give him a break. Hes old and hes been through a lot. Kevin is the godfather of wrestling shoot interviews. He use to be sharp as a tack.

[@flyersluver4eva]

@@HatfulofHallowthat’s a typical democrat voter . Trump2024

[@midsouthmonstaofficial]

No need in turning this political brother, But I agree lol ​@@flyersluver4eva

[@RonnieMundt]

@@flyersluver4evanice bathroom selfie beta

[@ebizzle874]

Nash honestly doesn't have a problem with Netflix

[@Dr.JeremyDunks]

God dang I miss my Dudesy.

[@dm95422]

I've never had a problem watching the Vince McMahon documentary on Netflix.

[@jvac1129]

You had no technical problems. That's good. Neither did I. Most of the documentary I already knew from other related Vince shit that's been around for years.

[@mjdf122]

Vince and Johnny never had a problem shitting on Janelle Grant

[@pavlovsdogman]

I wonder if all the betas and sociopaths who continue to defend Vince as innocent also defend Harvey Weinstein and Jeffrey Epstein?? 🤨

[@MrJjburgess11]

She liked it . Was a real scat freak.

[@lee9655]

I know what you did there..... You dirty birdy 🐦 😂

[@RichardGeresGerbil]

I miss the good old days when Jerry Lawler would scream "PUPPIES" on national television what happened why does everything suck now

[@HawwkBigity]

Jerry and JR no one will EVER COME CLOSE TO THEM LEGENDARY

[@HawwkBigity]

Jr And Jerry classic no one will ever come close to them.. Jr he broke him in half😂

[@mikepeacock4725]

The only time Vince never got aggressive in an interview was anytime he was intreviewed by Michael Landsberg and Off The Record up here in Toronto, a show which they used clips of throughout the mini series

[@StoicJohny]

I never had a problem with the mr mcmahon documentary

[@daltonleprich4629]

Hey yo! Quit being such a mark for the MR McMahon doc.

[@martymorton1]

I have nothing against those who have nothing against ruthless aggression.

[@edmonddantes5099]

Essentially, the Mr. McMahon documentary is the prelude to the "Netflix Original Series" Monday Night RAW. More eyes on the product.

[@Rizzlyricist]

The series should've touched base on the recent allegations. The build up was cool, but there should've been at LEAST 8 episodes.

[@burnedoils]

...KEVIN nash has sleeping Apnea... while being AWAKE!!! MY OH MY...

[@TheProphegy]

I’m in a similar boat, I hate it. Sometimes I catch my breathing and I’m like Jesus. My girlfriend calls it out sometimes too. lol.

[@jdc6733]

How do you find an Armani shirt that looks like a prison jumper?😂

[@JCtheComicGeek]

Kevin nash: "mumble,mumble, F that!, mumble, mumble!, F this!😂

[@Midrange24]

Hmm you know this and hmm you know that kind of Uncle Dave 😂

[@jasonhuttermusic424]

he's not the best public speaker. i want to grab and say "enunciate."

[@MrJjburgess11]

Lmao. That reminds me of this old guy I used to work with. He talked so soft all you could ever hear from him was. "Hahaha ahh fuck, ahhhhah fuck"

[@AdamJones-j2z]

I never had a problem with Vince 😂

[@GATE21QNZ]

How are you hosting a wrestling podcast and not familiar with the Ruthless Aggression Era? Wtf.

[@myerscorpcosplay]

What I find interesting is Vince is such a private guy with WWE yet he's allowed the public to peak behind the curtain only THREE times and its blown up in his face every time. Wrestling with Shadows - Everyone ends up hating him because of Bret Behind the Mat - Wrestling is put in a terrible light for treatment of the wrestlers (especially Foley and the chair shots from Rock at the Rumble and where Jake was at in his life) Netflix documentary - All the charges come out during the filming

[@DP-um1ck]

I know right? He believes in marketing every personal issue like a season finale 😜 its such a weird way of blurring the lines

[@AproposOfWetSnow]

Love this, listening to this before I watch the series.

[@dadvastator967]

It's called compartmentmantalazation, he has refined it into a skill in order to use his weaknesses as strengths.

[@DizoDixon]

15:15 it's widely known spring 02-summer 08 is the Ruthless Aggression era

[@SnookisInfant-gt8xu]

It’s not widely known lol that’s not even a popular era

[@DizoDixon]

@SnookisInfant-gt8xu you never heard of the smack down 6 🤔 hell WWE has 2 season chronicling that time period

[@Keepitpeacechamp]

@@SnookisInfant-gt8xuyes it is! That’s John Cena and Batista’s era. Very popular. There was a whole promo about it with Vince McMahon.

[@vino6850]

@@SnookisInfant-gt8xu how old are you bro ? Seem a little order base on this comment

[@michaeltylerable]

⁠@@SnookisInfant-gt8xuIt’s actually AGGRESSIVELY well known but clearly not to you or the host.

[@gerryrr93]

Nash will sit in silence after being asked a question until the other guy starts to speak then he wakes up

[@erickvasquez5407]

i was thinking the same thing lol

[@HawwkBigity]

Steve hitting vince with a bed pan ,and steve bringing out the beer truck spraying vince, and vince swimming around😂 classic 👌

[@michaelb3927]

He was calm and cooperative in the Andre doc

[@playthehighnote1122]

What was the Steve Austin Doughnut story?

[@ddust102]

Thank God Diesel believes in CTE!

[@2005CEO]

“We’ll never lose the ability to speak about what we want to speak about….unless trump wins” As The Harris administration talks about scrapping the first amendment

[@skeletor7908]

I've never had a problem with Mr. McMahon, Documentaries, or Netflix! 😎👌🏻

[@Disk]

Great point with how he'd explain his thought processes if the computer wasn't invented yet.

[@78zappaf]

Reading the comments there are more people complaining about Sean not knowing about "Ruthless Aggression". I've been a fan of WWF since '84, but I did stop watching around '02. Not because it wasn't good, just work, family, etc. I missed out the Ruthless Aggression. Did not know about the Ruthless Aggression years. NXT brought me back. Now to the Netflix series... So many things was skipped over. especially what was said by Tony Atlas (admitting that any woman working in the WWF was hell) and not asking why. Jimmy Hart was pretty nervous on saying what he knew. I do wish to see/listen the raw interview with Bret. He just answered everything.

[@jvarsallone]

Jim Bakken, George Blanda, Tom Dempsey - now we're talking old school.

[@thearchitect1]

Ruthless Aggression was a CLEAR and well known era lol

[@MrJjburgess11]

Eric Bischoff was back. How could he forget that

[@thearchitect1]

@@MrJjburgess11 I have no clue lol

[@JaizMusic]

Every time Kevin Nash talks in a shoot interview, I'm always waiting for a punchline or a joke. I can never tell when he's being completely serious, or is making a set up for something humorous to come out of his mouth. Regardless, I always enjoy his interviews. Maybe cause he's good friends with my favorite wrestler ever, Shawn Michaels. He always comes off so relaxed and chill, but boy don't take it as a given he wouldn't beat your ass if you piss him off. As for Sean, even with completely white hair he has now, my mind can't seem to understand he's a good 15 years older than when I first saw him. He seems forever young to me.

[@TheBashingKing]

I finished every episode of that documentary like a Kevin Nash wrestling match. I never finish it.

[@mrzugpug]

Rather than 3 personalities / computers, Vince may have been trying to describe his own take on id, ego and superego.

[@humanoidy]

Insightful comment.

[@spiritdetective90]

Nothing we haven’t learned from all other 50 docs wwe has produced throughout the years

[@mebeme007]

And yet, none of those had Vince actually sit down and speak fairly openly. There was enough, for those who are capable of reading between the lines. The psychological aspects of Vince, his WWE character and persona, from Vince's point of view, were very telling indeed. Practically incriminating.

[@acidmack1041]

​@mebeme007 yeah I thought it was going to be a Vince burial but the only one who buried him was himself with his weird little one liners here and there 😂

[@dustin.r.strong]

Sean's Hulk voice is spot on, almost sounds like Hulk's voice dubbed in

[@tommycolton4971]

Out of the etenthic time?????we're literally in the middle of a Samoan angle

[@Utube1472]

Sean, the reason WWE now “goes to great lengths to hide Vince” is because they know the audience is smart, so yes they don’t want association with him for the obvious but also what Kevin alluded to “ a new chapter” at the same time by hiding him from the audience that motivates the audience to search for him. So basically Netflix capitalizes, WWE-TKO capitalize, and Vince capitalizes

[@Davetazz1976]

Nash is Fred Estaire dancing around the direct question from Shawn. Was Stephanie more of a hard ass boss than Shane? Nash is singing in the rain here.

[@SAM-ru4vx]

"last name is McMahon...I listen" is the best possible response. It's neutral and the truth. Now a fan whose only exposure is watching TV can tell you exactly what they like about the product and tell you specifically what wasn't entertaining at the time.

[@Davetazz1976]

@@SAM-ru4vx Nash prides himself with telling it like it is.....unless it concerns with his friends and business. He couldve gave a better response than himming and hawing..Pretty sure Stephanie was more of dragon lady than Shane being a boss.

[@MiniMugenMan]

Black Shirt Nash and Escaped Convict Sean Oliver is not a Tag Team I'd ever thought I'd see

[@jerryvalentino1065]

“Ruthless aggression ” is right when I checked out of professional wrestling so I really didn’t know that that’s what its name was either lol, watched religiously from late 80s as a young kid until right after attitude era, but then again I don’t have a wrestling talk show.

[@cedricharvey2612]

This was really a story about Shane and the fact that just wanted to be loved!

[@JokerzGallery]

Chris Benoit had a merch shirt that said "Toothless Agression" during the ruthless aggression era

[@ronniedefelice8743]

Lol I watched 2 parts so far, their goal is to definitely demonize Vince every little chance they can

[@showmaster79]

Nash still incorrectly labelled the ruthless aggression era which wasn’t Rock and Austin but more lead by John Cena when those guys had moved on

[@nobodycaresaboutchicken]

Well he is drunk.

[@omgpix]

...That's exactly what he said? 14:37 "That's when Rock and Steve were both gone"

[@tylercox1875]

Never had a problem With Vincent Kennedy McMahon

[@kevin5145]

So I also did not know about the Ruthless Aggression Era. I had gotten out of watching wrestling for many years and only learned about it when my son started liking wrestling. The naming of an era normally comes after that era has passed. But it is odd he didn't know.

[@Hester_Productions]

Vince's legacy will be a f'd up human being that was a great booker for a long period of time. He will be remembered as a hero and a villian

[@codyfoster8926]

As soon as it starts Kevin Nash bashes us shameful fans. Yes we are all stupid. We also see how you ruined a company and ruined yourself

[@CarlosRuiz-gs2pz]

Yo that robot carrying a duck movie made me cry lol

[@ddave7026]

I always have to put this at 1.5 speed 💤💤😴 LETS GO!

[@porkboy86]

The ruthless aggression era started when John Cena arrived to face Kurt Angle. In fact, he says it to Kurt Angle before he tries to wrestle him which was back in 2002 after Austin left

[@clarkkent983]

I thought it started when Vince did that "Ruthless Aggression promo in the ring surrounded by wrestlers

[@schechku19]

I recommend 1.75x playback speed for this video…

[@micmaliss]

I was awaiting this one. Th doc was not a hit-piece at all. Netflix protected their investment like it was insured.

[@pavlovsdogman]

It's pathetic how many people still wanna defend Vince and protect him at all costs?!

[@micmaliss]

@pavlovsdogman Netflix for damn sure did.

[@pavlovsdogman]

@@micmaliss that's not what anyone wanted to see at this point! Gutless cowards!

[@micmaliss]

@@pavlovsdogman They gave a glorified WWE doc with Vince in a chair speaking about the obvious. Ashley Massaro should have been spoken about, in depth. They are cowards.

[@pavlovsdogman]

@@micmaliss I still haven't seen it? I was assuming it was gonna be an expose on his evil, creepy predatory side? I can't understand why they would just make a glorified A & E style biography at this point? We all know what he is now and I don't think anyone wants to celebrate this dudes life right at this point? 🤨 Maybe he paid them to do it? He's still got his money? 😈

[@ML-kx9gz]

Big Kev makes a good point here, doesn't the serial killer want to be caught? The answer is YES. That is why they toy with police so often as well. For me it is strange how the whole thing sort of spun to a point that Shane was the hero here and also for a wrestling fan the most interesting part of the doc. I am just now starting this interview so I am interested if Kevin has anything to say about Shane or even steph. Also I am from the D and your pizza choices are awful buddy lolol but I still love ya =)

[@sticksman1979]

The best bit was Razor and Taker in the elevator.

[@Jon-ld3jl]

Sean did you just break out of D block?

[@jimmycanzshow3881]

The sneezing thing I think is huge in terms of telling you the type of control freak Vince is and it is glossed over. It shows why he doesn't buy into CTE. In his warped thought process there is nothing that can happen to a person that takes away their control. He believes in absolute and total control over every aspect so the idea that CTE could make someone do something they would not do under normal conditions is something he can't grasp.

[@jeremybragg6576]

Vinny jr kept rolling in the dollars from his dads very successful business then "paid" his "company" with the same things. Wow. Super impressive. What a genius.

[@Makainternational]

OMG of course there was a ruthless aggression era!! How can anyone who knows something about wrestling not know that! It’s golden era: hulkamaina and wrestlemania, new generation Carried on the backs of Bret Hart, Undertaker and Shawn Michaels, then Attitude era: DX, stone cold, The rock and triple H mainly, then Rutheless aggression era: Randy Orton, Triple H, Benoit, Kurt Angle, and Brock. Then PG era John Cena (like forever: the longest era). Now we are in the Paul Levesque era which I prefer to call the Post McMahon era.

[@ejapac1]

The last days with Vince in charge shall be referred to as the loose bowel era

[@nobodycaresaboutchicken]

Could this video be redone with a sober nash?

[@michaelparrish6093]

There's no such thing

[@timothy4664]

Kevin is unwatchable in this one. I literally dont care

[@robertogelsomini522]

It was the mr mcmahon documentary on dvd they made in 2006 all over again

[@joshacord8622]

BIG KEV, YOU GOTTA DROP KAYFABE SEAN

[@jamiebowshier3674]

The ruthless aggression era was the John Cena Randy Orton time I thought

[@mg19cal]

My son is 21 and knows the entire history of the WWE (including the Ruthless Aggression era) so he should have Sean's job

[@drans60]

Kevin is struggling to keep his thoughts together. Answer the questions man. You’re stumbling all over the place.

[@40focals22]

he's high

[@UrlacherBears54]

He's 65 years old and swallowed pills for years. That's life.

[@jamaicanbobsledteam753]

In my opinion, Vince love's the out-rage. He doesn't care if everyone know's because in his mind, "Yeah I'm messed up, what're you gonna do about it?" He know's he can't be touched, even in court. The man is forever gloating.

[@BabyCee713]

Kevin Nash said there were no computers in 1955!!! 😂😂😂

[@maidofpoop]

i'm sure someone has said this already, but the Ruthless Aggression era was the rise of John Cena.

[@midsouthmonstaofficial]

I have lotta love for Nash, But, Man when he talks its hard to wrap around what hes saying now, Maybe its his age or harsh years catching up. But all love to Kev

[@sticksman1979]

Seemed a bit stoned maybe?

[@OffSumThraxx]

14:24 aaaaand im out

[@Tdawgmcginty]

Exactly the moment I stopped listening too. I think he fell asleep

[@Tarantula1522]

It was really weird to see him talking and not being so animated.. he has literally never just sat there calmly answering questions before

[@MasterChris666]

i watch it Mr McMahon i live in 90s for me . Live with WWFvs WCW

[@gregluke8992]

It was fucking awesome back then for me. It was a huge part of my life. But Vince McMahon is a brilliant and very complicated human being. I hardly ever pay attention to any wrestling now. I'm into mma big time but it was a huge part of my world for years

[@jmike2039]

Sean they change thumbnails all the time. They will switch to a generic ring or wwe logo

[@Jojo_4G]

I'd get back into watching wwe if it goes to netflix .

[@DeanMoxley87]

Have neither of you seen the McMahon DVD from 2006.

[@sticksman1979]

Shane came across very well.

[@TheBadGuuy]

John Cena; "RUUUTHLESS AGVRESSIOON!"

[@sampleoffers1978]

Around 14 minute mark he doesnt really want to give opinion sounds like, but later "I'm not afraid of Vince Mcmahon"...okay, but most of the people in doc did not want to speak on Vince Mcmahon's legacy, before even the trafficking allegations. If it were a post Vince Mcmahon wwe, Netflix makes award winning Vince Mcmahon documentary. instead they made a nostalgic recap of decades long hot mess.

[@jerryw2460]

I watched the documentary and didn’t learn anything new it actually left out a ton of information

[@mr.c4p]

I watched 2 episodes and deleted the rest, same rehashed stories over and over again. was a doc made for newer fans.

[@DP-um1ck]

Yeah man. Listen, thats the way I look at it. Netflix going for their first live streaming option in RAW. And they want to hook the viewers that dont watch wrestling. While starting with a clean slate. The Vince docu, in their eyes, accomplishes both goals. It even leaves the door open for a court case docu (a la Depp vs Heard) if they can get footage. So, for the wrestling fan its nothing new. But for the regular Netflix viewer it is. (Also, a docu about Vince that Vince initiated himself at first.... I didnt have high hopes for a new, revelating series to begin with🤷‍♂️ Its a miracle they even took it in a slightly different direction after)

[@BoxingNBeards175]

Kev I never had a problem with Vince McMahon Every one else Vince McMahon is a monster Kev I never had a problem with that

[@MrXNewsNetwork]

I always thought Ruthless Aggression was where Cena started and before it went to the PG era.

[@jimmylugo3851]

Dude c'mon Ruthless Aggression was brought in when John Cena stepped on the scene, Vince McMahon challenged the superstars on SmackDown to be more aggressive.

[@FordTechATC]

Ruthless aggression era started with John Cena and Brock Lesnar. Stone cold and the rock was attitude era.

[@SamPlaysBass49]

I would tend to agree with those saying it was like 5% new and jarring stuff, 95% a nicely packaged “here’s what’s fucked up about Vince” summary.

[@chrisbolton6598]

Ruthless aggression era was Cena right? That’s what he said to Angle when he debuted on smack down. Or am I wrong?

[@GATE21QNZ]

It was not the Cena era. It was the HHH era. Cena is the PG era.

[@salinaember9527]

the brand split era, aka the "draft" and raw had evolution, goldberg, rvd, jericho, booker t, kane, bischoff, king and jr. smackdown had lesnar, eddie, rey mysterio, undertaker, hogan, angle, heyman, tazz and cole.

[@DezFTW]

@24:19 Tony Atlas called him the Greatest Promoter Ever

[@arleneconverse1238]

How in the world does this guy not know the RA era? 2002-2008 Started in May '02 When they turned to WWE and ended when they turned TV-PG in August 2008

[@memohdfromwwe_]

The Documentary was pretty Vanilla to be honest.

[@d_boneswish1296]

Smoke more weed, Kev. Seriously, smoke more weed.