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[@vblake9672]

we need more videos like this for sure, it's even more entertaining knowing that these takes come from twitter wrestling fans🤣

[@manversusclock]

Yus

[@connordoig]

The 2015 Rumble specifically for Dolph Ziggler was because of how high his momentum was after being the sole survivor in that Team Cena vs Team Authority with the Sting debut when he survived the 4 vs 1. Thinking about it I kind of agree with the tweet.

[@megathesimper4050]

​@@pleaseshutup7053He competed in the Intercontinental Title ladder match that Daniel Bryan won

[@dwyane23]

Would of been one of the top babyface momentums winning Survivor Series being down 3-1 winning The 2015 Royal Rumble Match having a classic match at FastLane against Daniel Bryan in what would of hopefully been an Iron Man Match or at least a 2 Out Of 3 Falls Match moving on to refuse to lost to Brock Lesnar even at one point countering an F5 into a Zig-Zag for the near fall of his life just thinking about it would of been nicer then what we got has long has Seth Rollins still cashed in that is haha

[@evanmatlack33]

plus, Brock vs Dolph would’ve been an absolute banger

[@RealStreetSweep]

thank you, that was my take lmao

[@Mrryn]

The saddest part about Christian is the reported reason why he didn't get the push like Edge did: simply because Vince didn't like his face. Supposedly, Vince pitched the idea of Christian's "gimmick" being Christian wrestling but with a big blue dot over his face. You can see how over Christian got with the peeps, his promo work with the Rock, later on in the WWE and even his run in early TNA as Christian Cage and his heel work in AEW now. Dude is a great worker, is a great talker, really flexible between serious and silly (like Angle's promo work), and is proven as a main event level talent...and the issue with him getting that rub earlier in the fed was something so dumb and petty.

[@konepe1653]

Oh please, even during his last TNA days you could tell his hype was dying down quickly and he was mostly overshadowed by others. Literally the only thing about Christian was his theme songs, which were bangers and helped crowd to care about him, but other than that, he is just an average wrestler with 10x smaller amount of charisma than Edge

[@stuartrea3895]

⁠@@konepe1653I would suggest that Christian’s current run is better than Edge’s post 2020. Genuinely find Edge matches overly long and boring now, similar to HHH’s. Orton feud was great, so was Rollins, but the Judgement Day vortex has wasted the last year and a half.

[@morlun838]

​@@stuartrea3895 Disagree. The only truly great matches Christian's had since his return are the ones against Kenny, Josh Alexander, and the 6 man with Jurassic Express vs the Bucks and Cole, where Jungle Boy was the story focus and the Bucks were the workrate focus. Edge has had the Orton match at Backlash, the Reigns/Bryan matches at Mania and Money in the Bank, the Rollins Trilogy, AJ Styles at Mania, the Priest match, the I Quit match, the Theory match and the Smackdown Triple Threat. And pretty much everything else he's done is mostly good, with the possible exceptions of the Miz matches, the first Orton match and Balor at Mania (although I would attribute that to the unfortunate injury that stalled the match and the needless cross promotion with the Crowe movie). Christian's had some forgettable/terrible matches, with Frankie Kazarian, Matt Hardy, the Blade, Angelico, Ethan Page, Matt Sydal etc., and some tag stinkers too, like with Kaz against Omega and Cutler, the one with JB against Private Party, or the tag match he had in TNA with Alexander against Ace Austin and Madman Fulton. He's getting that hype now because he's doing effective cheap heat promos while Edge is doing something much harder, but something people take for granted from a legend: being a beloved babyface who gets massive pops every single time he shows up. People are overrating this Christian run because much of the bad stuff is on TV as a midcard match or in TNA, and hence they forget. Whereas everything Edge does is in a main event/featured match or on PPV, so when it's bad or runs long, people notice and remember more. But match for match, moment for moment, even in this current run, Edge is better. And that's not just me saying it. Go look at Cagematch, Meltzer, top lists from the big KZbin channels. Higher average star ratings, high average Cagematch ratings for the matches post return, and actual Edge matches on the best of lists (at least for 2021), no sign of Christian anywhere. Edge is better, and that's no diss to Christian, I'm a diehard E&C fan, watched all his stuff in his 2000s TNA run and love his current heel run. But Edge is just a better wrestler and bigger star.

[@stuartrea3895]

@@morlun838 yeah on reflection definitely harsh on Edges run. I really haven’t enjoyed much of it post the Miz feud in late 2021 early 2022. After that it’s been an underwhelming AJ feud and a year of Judgement Day shenanigans. With regards to him being a bigger star of course he is! Largely due to VKM having a weird agenda against Christian.

[@TalentedKamarty]

That hot take had me imagining what If Christian was the Rated R Superstar & instead of Lita by his side he had Trish 🤯 & instead of Matt in the love angle story it was Jeff n they played off the fictional connection between them 🤯 I kinda wanna take a peak at that universe where roles r switched lol

[@TheBronke]

The attitude era was more about promos, story, but wrestling was oldschool. The Ruthless agression era was more about matches.

[@199523nick]

Agreed, the wrestling overall was subpar, but I will always consider it my favorite with ruthless aggression close 2nd.

[@mitchellima7548]

Wrestling in the attitude era was not old school. Matches were extremely quick and rapid. There was more matches during the altitude era per card then ruthless aggression. Matches in the ruthless aggression era went longer and had more time to breath. It was sorta like a compilation between old school wrestling with modern ideas thrown in.

[@zackarybeecher4377]

As someone who recently went through and watched the attitude era week by week, it was a fucking nightmare. 90% of the matches ended up with run ins or dqs and there were only 3-4 people in the company at any given time who could cut a decent promo. The moments when they happen are big and bombastic but having to trudge through 4-5 episodes of raw without a single good match only to get to a ppv that has 1 good match maybe 2 if it's one of the big 4 is absolute hell.

[@navtektv]

The problem with Bray is that they write him like the Undertaker but they don't book him to win like the Undertaker. Roman being the one to end the streak is an interesting take. As someone who has staunchly held the stance that the streak should have remained intact I might agree with this take provided that it would be the Tribal Chief Roman reigns who beats Taker not the Big Cringe Dawg Roman Reigns. But since those Eras don't collide I will default to old faithful and say the streak should not have ended.

[@srznae]

i actually think it would've been somewhat better if "The Big Dog" Roman Reigns had ended taker's streak, since it would've given him that major push he so badly needed, even though he would've been booed to hell and back.

[@Arjay404]

Roman could have definetly used the push more than Brock. Brock didn't benefit from ending the streak. If Roman had ended it, maybe we could have had all this great work from Roman 5 years earlier. We could have had a Bloodline level story for 10 years. My personal pick for ending it is Randy Orton.

[@anthonylonlieano848]

@@Arjay404Brock 100% benefited from ending the streak. It was because of it we got the Brock we have and know today. Prior to that he was honestly pretty weak, lost to Cena, lost to Triple H at the previous Mania and never really dominated anyone. Then after the streak break he became the conqueror and demolished Cena at Summerslam. That match doesn’t happen if Brock didn’t break the streak.

[@nolankuffner3573]

The Streak ALWAYS needed to end. Fans shit on this, but it's true. Foley's career was defined by the Cell and he hated it. But now, he and Taker know it'll outlast their very lives and be talked about in great reverence for the moments it produced. Ending the Streak will be a moment that will always be talked about, and won't allow Taker's career to be.. "He was alright, but man.. you should have seen him at Wrestlemania!" He deserves more than that. He deserves to be remembered for two legendary Cell matches. To be remembered as the literal master of reinvention. As one of the most dedicated and iconic presences to step forth in a wrestling ring. Edge had presence, an energy, and a dynamic that Christian lacked. EDGE, NOT BRAY, was the one wrestler most like Taker. Technically the most sound? Nope. Possessed the most iconic PRESENCE? YEAH. Edge was like HBK in his prime, but faster. Stronger. And genuinely.. smarter in the ring. HBK inspired guys like Jericho, and Danielson and he deserves credit for that. But it's clear the torch was passed from Taker to Edge when the former was dealing with some crazy injuries. And Taker had to hang around after Edge was hurt. Hell, I can't count how many matches those two had, it's so obvious Taker most preferred working with Edge and that he was grooming him to succeed him in the ring. If Edge hadn't have been forced to retire, Taker would have retired FAR sooner.

[@Cashmoney0308]

@@nolankuffner3573not reading all that you’re wrong

[@thefrankster875]

I could watch this for hours, great way to interact with fans 🔥

[@SendItKelly]

I think WWE needs to slow down with the interference on every match. It's cool to watch sometimes, but if it's every match it's a bit overdone and takes away from it. Very rad video. Stay Stachey Bros! 🤘🏻

[@navtektv]

If L A Knight is discount Rock/Austin then Dolph is discount HBK/Jericho, Gable is discount Angle, Wyatt is discount Taker/Kane, Rollins is discount Macho Man, Cena is Discount Hogan, Ambrose is Discount Foley and Roman is Upgraded Evolution Triple H. And all the previous versions are probably discount versions of other characters as well. It's a lazy argument and doesn't really mean anything because Knights over as fuck and it's been built organically without WWE even pushing the man. Knight's here to stay as long as we the people have a say in it. That's not a statement, that's just a fact of life! Yeah!!

[@greatnessdelton1381]

They're right about Dolph. It was criticized by fans that WWE tried to make him into the next HBK/Jericho well over a decade ago and it's pretty obvious, and backstage reports came out that they saw him as that, confirming it. Probably what buried his career, TBH. Cena is the modern day Hogan. This is common knowledge. It's not a bad thing, though. Ambrose/Moxley has always compared to Foley because of his insane, reckless wrestling style, and he took it up a notch in AEW. It's not a lazy argument, it's misguided. Knight is not organic. He started off as a meme, and fans jokingly wanted him to get a push. Now, fans have forgotten what they originally saw him as and are believing their own bullshit that he should be a world champion/face of the company. He can be over as much as humanly possible. You and the rest of the fans have no say in anything, and he's never gonna hold a world title in WWE. He's gonna stay in the midcard and chase the US title until he retires in a few years. That's not a statement, that's just a fact of life! YEAH!

[@shaney645]

hot take: codys promos are repetitive

[@JillDials]

Stache Club Wrestling videos just keep getting more and more amazing!!! I love the quizzes, podcasts, and the game mode videos. The video from a few days ago was so much fun and this one is even more fun than that even!!! I am excited to see what's in store for us with Stache Club Wrestling!!!

[@bluecrasher7710]

As someone who has very strong opinions, especially about things I like, this video hurt me in many ways 😂

[@mikays7059]

I'm with you, I rolled my eyes at some of these takes then I remember it's Twitter.

[@balpreetsingh6834]

Randy over crossed over just once when the RKO Outta nowhere meme was everywhere, while John Cena is a bonafide Hollywood star and brings casuals back. So, to say Orton did more for the "business" is wrong.

[@PedroBenolielBonito]

By that logic, who would you say did more - Hogan, Rock or Cena?

[@balpreetsingh6834]

@@PedroBenolielBonito Hogan. As terrible of a wrestler and human being he is, he defined the 80s alongside Stallone and Schwarzenegger. It was the first boom period for wrestling and HH was the flagbearer

[@balpreetsingh6834]

Although calling him a terrible wrestler is an overstatement considering his work in AJPW

[@balpreetsingh6834]

@@pleaseshutup7053 that is why I put a second statement there saying HH was not that terrible a wrestler. Also, it can be nostalgia at your end to consider Stone Cold above Hogan. Since I did not grow up in either golden age of attitude Era, interpret Hogan's impact on American culture to be above that of Stone Cold. Also, Stone Cold wasn't even part of the original 3 mentioned in the comment I replied to.

[@rriggs6547]

@@balpreetsingh6834 First boom period? Wrestling was the top thing in the 40's and 50's. It was absolutely massive. Hogan and that era brought it back to the forefront. As for not being a great wrestler, Hogan was not an in-ring technician. But he was masterful at controlling a match and the crowd. I wish the majority of wrestlers today would study Hogan so they could figure out how to sell, pace, and work a crowd.

[@jeremyburt6864]

Hot Take: NXT is not as bad as people say it is. Granted I didn't like when it switched to 2.0 mainly because of the colors/branding, but it was never terrible. Ever since December I think it's been the best since Black & Gold

[@JesseEwiak]

This is just true, and it's also proof all promotions become actualizations of their bookers. Vince's WWE was all about body guys, Bill Watts in Mid-South was full of tough guys and ex-football players, and Triple H's WWE seems to be full of heels can get heat, and HBK's NXT is a bunch of hot people doing slightly edgy stuff while having athletic as hell wrestling matches.

[@AdrianC0421]

Vince taking over put me off. I did watch the first episode of 2.0 to give it a chance, im not going to just shit on it from the jump. Production was top tier and some wrestlers I didn’t like (takes time) but overall I actually enjoyed it. Then comes the reason I started to hate it… it’s not really the wrestlers fault, it’s the people on Twitter accounts who are “NXT Stans” or “Cora Jade Stans” or “Tiffany Stans” who are so annoying and treat a simple Moonsault as a revolutionary move that’s show how incredible a certain individual is and of course their shit talking as well. Which leads me to not like the wrestlers because some shitty account represents them. Internet screwed it up for me not necessarily the product itself.

[@JFantauzzi7]

The thing about Roman being champ for so long is that back in the day of Bruno & all the other record breaking reigns is they weren’t putting on weekly episodic shows. Wrestling events weren’t as regular so on one hand what Roman is doing is more impressive (despite being part time ish) but on the other hand we’re seeing so much more wrestling that we get tired of Roman holding the belt & want to see someone else become champ. He should definitely drop the title sooner than later.

[@navtektv]

Orton's in the my Top 3 on most lists while Cena doesn't make my Top 10 but there's is no disputing the fact that the man who turned Vince's million dollar company into a billion dollar company was John Fucking Cena. He's still moving merch today and his name is synonymous with wrestling just like Hogans was back in the day. Cenation is a cultural movement just like Hulkamania was, these movements transcend wrestling and is why Cena's name is recognisable globally while Orton is only known to people who watch the product. There was a reason Cena was the face of the company, and it was because he made them shitloads of money.

[@navtektv]

​@@pleaseshutup7053you know I did.

[@navtektv]

​​@@pleaseshutup7053 stand corrected. Thanks for setting me straight. Not about the cenation hulkamania thing but the Billion dollar thing. I didn't know it was that early on.

[@carebear38506]

I also agree with Dante’s assessment of edge and Christian. Both had the skills, looks, and charisma so either could have taken edges role but someone had to be that guy. But their friendship is something that there should be more off backstage cause to start about the same time and same way to take such drastic shifts and still thru and thru be good friends and supportive is something the younger generations need to look at. It takes guys and gals of all levels to make a show. You can’t have 10 matched all with the top guys. There’s a respect for the business and each other that I hope continues so the roster as a whole makes a great product

[@Erlewyn]

Nah… It's great that he found his thing later with the peeps, but during the Attitude Era, it was clear for everyone that Edge was the star of the team.

[@samjon1353]

Mike awesome had an amazing powerbomb

[@AdrianC0421]

If you watched Christian in TNA then that answer would be very different and it’s the reason why many people prefer Christian over Edge nowadays.

[@pk2508]

Batista’s Power Bomb was great. But holy SHIT could he deliver a spinebuster.

[@icykalmc]

Batista and HHH have the best spinebusters for sure

[@GeirGunnarss]

Im a die-hard Cody fan. Have been from the start but I still LOVE the Bloodline story. Bray Wyatt is the victim of timid writers and bookers, they keep teasing something very cool with him but always stop short of what it could have been and not delivering on the promises of his story.

[@GigasGalvantula]

while yeah the main event was good in the attitude era, it had a much worst mid card division even today, or even the ruthless aggression era. i'd really say if the stuff top heavy with nothing good, i think calling it garbo is justified just not the main event scene and the dudley, hardyz and eand c stuff

[@greatnessdelton1381]

The in-ring work was really poor, too. A guy like Chad Gable would be the best wrestler they had on their roster-Shawn wasn't really active for most of the era, so I don't count him. I'm not even sure they had a women's division either outside Chyna.

[@GigasGalvantula]

@greatnessdelton1381 Angle was around then so there is a argument to be made there

[@Carlt0nBankz]

Undertaker was awful in the late attitude era/invasion period but he was working injured for like 3 of those years so I’m going to let it slide.

[@user-wt8im2ro1p]

I agree with some of the hot ones Dolph was a better ring performer and had better promo work than edge. Also the rock not being top 10 is fair since he has no longevity

[@rriggs6547]

In terms of an entertainer, I get the Rock being high on lists. As a wrestler I was never impressed with him. He was average in the ring and his promos were full of 12 year old boy insults. I didn't like it then and he would probably be cancelled now. I think people just get caught up in the mythology of him and many don't actually remember him live.

[@user-wt8im2ro1p]

@@rriggs6547 that’s a fair assessment but for me it’s not even that. I was always impressed by his promo skills and his ring work I always thought was underrated it’s just when you look at guys like orton and Cena those are guys that were full time wrestlers for a very long time and never slipped in terms of ability. Vs the rock was full time for what 6-7 years? If he would’ve wrestled more I think he could have been top 3 but he just doesn’t have the body of work due to that for me to put him that Hugh

[@user-wt8im2ro1p]

@@pleaseshutup7053 I never said he doesn’t to be ONE OF THE greatest of alltime I said he doesn’t have the body of work to be in Cena or Ortons level. Read

[@dionshare7103]

The Undertaker was possibly one of the best promos. And his Wrestlemania streak is legendary. What more is there to say. Even as the American Badass Undertaker he was great.

[@blakecacini8016]

"There is no excape"

[@Erlewyn]

@@outlaw91 Yeah, American Bad Ass had a great look, and the switch to a biker gimmick made sense (despite what people are saying now), but his matches and promos were bad… He also completely buried DDP, which pissed off a lot of people. Didn't really become consistently good again until late Big Evil. Even the Streak, as a global idea it's great, but if you look at every match individually, there are a few stinkers in there (though to be fair, it's hard to have even a passable match with the likes of Giant Gonzales or King Kong Bundy…) And he definitely tarnished his legacy with those last years… Another guy who didn't know when to call it quits.

[@CidsaDragoon]

I'm kinda with the Attitude Era person. A lot of the PPVs are great but if you go back and watch the weekly Raws it is ROUGH.

[@greatnessdelton1381]

Yup. The promos by Mankind, Vince, SCSA, Rock, etc, and occasional spots in gimmick matches like HIAC hard carry that era. The actual in-ring work is probably the worst it's ever been in any era, a lot of DX's skits and Rock's comments wouldn't fly in today's era, and I don't think there was even a women's division.

[@sirnetflix7162]

Dean Ambrose was better than Moxley now. Now he just curses like nobodies business, bleeds so much its made blood meaningless in his matches, and his look... oof. He looks homeless LOL

[@greatnessdelton1381]

AEW fans will swear he's the modern day stone cold, though, lol. I always said Dean was the least talented member of the shield. Nothing against him, he's still good at what he does. But Seth and Roman are just so much better at everything he can do.

[@sirnetflix7162]

@@greatnessdelton1381 Yeah, WWE may have mistreated him, but is is very clear they controlled the stupid ideas he wanted to do. In AEW, he can do whatever he wants and it shows. Rollins and Reigns are respectable and presentable top guys, Moxley just looks way worse in comparison.

[@LightskinSaiyan]

I don’t understand why LA Knight is the only wrestler who isn’t allowed to have inspiration and take from other wrestlers 😐

[@GerritCoulter]

Best Wrestling Era is NXT from 2015-2019. Its all anyone needed to watch.

[@brendane.7906]

My hot take. At this point, CM Punk is bad for wrestling as a whole

[@rriggs6547]

I think that may just be reality.

[@rriggs6547]

@@pleaseshutup7053 There have been some comments, but nothing major yet. Problem is he has been at the center of issues at every major company he was at including TNA and ROH. And I believe it is just a matter of time before he blows up again.

[@trevorbower4716]

The bloodline story is absolutely mid it should have ended 2 years ago and the only reason people are still interested in it is because of the potential Rock vs Roman match which will a crap anyway.

[@Giffydabest]

Only 22 hours until I get to see Dantepookiebear

[@Knightwolf__]

how is this 1 day ago-

[@iknowthepeople]

@@Knightwolf__Maybe from premier

[@emeraldsusanoo7112]

The bloodline story is nothing special it’s just that wwe has been so deprived of good stories for years this looks like the best thing since stone cold and the rock. It’s not bad didn’t get me wrong but it’s not as good for all the praise it gets. Plus idk but Roman is just a very bland character to me.

[@navtektv]

Batista might have just been the muscle of Evolution for most of the factions run, but how he was written to destroy Evolution pushed him into a deserving main event spot. I didn't watch most of his run on Smackdown when he got drafted because we didn't get Smackdown in my country back then but just from the Evolution story alone Batista was phenomenal, booked phenomenally and executed phenomenally. I rarely like big huge muscly dudes in wrestling, much prefer the 'catch as catch can' guys but Batista was one of the few greats of that build that could go in the ring, could talk well on the mic and was great whether as a heel or a babyface.

[@brettkelly8301]

whoever said "the Undertaker was an awful promo, and mid in-ring" needs to have his/her head examined.

[@deepvoicedude4749]

CM Punk is the only professional wrestler. That means every single other person on WWE, AEW, Impact, NJPW, and every local indie are doing it for free.

[@PedroBenolielBonito]

That is absolutely, 100% how CM Punk sees it.

[@rriggs6547]

I thought that was Danielson's gimmick, that everyone else was an amateur.

[@BollyToHolly]

“Reacting to your hottest WWE takes” * Fixed your title 🤡

[@shaqnums3458]

Great vid love the reacting to fans hot take styles…. This is a certified SCW banger!

[@bullworthless]

If anyone can continuously give hot takes for the rest of eternity, it's wrestling fans. These types of videos are always my favorite.

[@darcydeming8565]

same!

[@NickPR87]

Edge and Christian is the rare duo where both have been world champions and both look as legitimate champions, despite WWE fumbling Christian's main event run. That being said, strictly as in-ring talent Christian has always been better, even Edge would admit to that!

[@greatnessdelton1381]

@@pleaseshutup7053 Jeff was always infinitely more talented. Matt would be a career mid-carder without him.

[@seanhaxer5636]

The Bloodline story one I agree with to an extent. Everyone else's involvement? Gold. Roman? Still meh, the best work of Roman's Career? By a mile. The man has stepped up his game, but I just cannot accept the top guy status pushed as hard as Hogan over far better talent over the years.

[@rriggs6547]

Let's be honest. The story started great because of Jey. Then there were great matches with Owens and Bryan and others, but the story itself was rather boring. Then Sammy got involved and Sammy was great. But the main work was from Sammy and Heyman and the Usos and their actions and reactions. The Roman character is far better than anything he did before this, but he himself has not been the driving force.

[@Musa-Moses]

New background is fire. Y’all boutta be outta here

[@chiragharish1020]

Don't know why so much hate for judgement day,the storyline is very entertaining (the reason why raw is being watched) people like finn are so underrated he has done so much for the company and wrestling industry and not given much respect(No one even credits him for Bullet Club-they say aj,cody,Kenny...but he was the one who brought life to it).Same goes with people like dolph and corbin

[@NCarroll06]

No one should’ve broke the streak 🤷‍♂️

[@GirlBossWrestling]

This was a veryyyy good video. I definitely hope that there’s more like this

[@josephferguson6]

I think dx was trying to be to much like nWo

[@stevengroves5376]

Hot Take: Roman was always the best shield member

[@greatnessdelton1381]

Agreed, not a hot take. He had the look, the physique, and he clearly had the charisma and promo skills, it was hidden by bad scripts and booking. Seth's better at his character work, look at how his evolved, but that's it. Dean's 100% the least talented member. He's still good, obviously, but he's just not as proficient or well-rounded as Seth and Roman.

[@patriksidor9802]

shawn michaels should be more in the goat conversation then ppl talk ab. he checks every box and already has the title of greatest in ring performer of all time

[@dionshare7103]

I absolutely agree on the Baron Corbin argument and I think they still can make him a champion. The way they made him lose the briefcase made me mad.

[@lonewolf7396]

Bray Wyatt's character was way better in that initial gimmick.

[@KingTodd_gaming_]

2006 DX was awesome in entertainment value. Shawn and HHH would have u dying laughing at the shut they did and said 😂

[@AtlanticStan]

Charlotte flair is the best women wrestler

[@BatFan1]

Early Undertaker was very meh since his character was still just a walking zombie. His moveset was very brutish (of course) and his promos were OK for what the character was. By the Attitude Era Undertaker had evolved to be a well rounded wrestler and his promo work reached full potential. The American Badass Undertaker kicked his in-ring work to yet another level, and post-American Badass his work was elite. I mean dude was doing over the top rope dives to the outside.

[@dreblaze1000]

People piss me off with the whole “LA is trying to be The Rock & Stone Cold” BS… do we not realize everyone steals from everyone in wrestling? Hulk Hogan ripped his whole gimmick from Billy Graham, Ric Flair ripped his whole gimmick from Buddy Rogers, including the nickname, Max Caster is Thuganomics Cena with more edge because he can actually curse and it fits better because he’s black, Rhea and Dom took inspiration from Chyna & Eddie, Kevin Owens literally started using the Stunner when he became “Anti-Authority” like Austin… please stop with this people. LA Knight took inspiration from Rock & Austin and made it his own, he’s not trying to be them 🤦🏾‍♂️🙄

[@fliprecruiter8366]

It's unlivable how you 2 really tried to defend Taker's promos when he had a bunch a god awful promos like the snake skin boots promo or telling the rock to go under the learning tree and saying ( and that's a quote) '" I crippled more people then polio" but hey whatever floats your boats

[@Dresden_Nova]

"Orton did more for the business than Cena" is one million percent true if you take "the business" to mean the company and staff and not us watching at home. Cena makes the money, sure, but Orton makes the people. Cena is accounts receivable, Orton is accounts payable. How many stars did Cena make? I can't name one, maybe Theory? Orton, though? Legacy? Cody ain't shit without Randy. The New Wyatt Family? Peak, except the Mania match. Fuckin carried Jinder into a good feud. And that's just the guys we saw on TV, backstage among the boys he's easily the best to work with.

[@rriggs6547]

The Bloodline storyline was boring for a long time. It started well. Then was boring until Zayne.

[@johnjly5295]

-Both Dean Ambrose and Dolph Ziggler really didn't have a chance to become legit Champs due to Vince constantly pushing John Cena and Roman Reigns while ignoring most of the other stars that were massively over with the fans. Look how Drew and Cody had to go to other companies then come back. I think Mox is overrated because of how many death matches he's doing. I think if Vince had let Dean be more violent Dean would kick Mox's ass as Dean was more calculated than Mox is. I believe if Ziggler left and came back he'd be on par with Cody and Drew simply because he is the go to guy to push any talent and damn near strap a rocket to their backs. Not to mention how many stars think he got shafted too many times. His selling, his charisma, his promos, and his technical wrestling are honestly all better than Edge. That all gets over shadowed by his ability to enhance talent. Would I say he's overall better than Edge? No simply because all the prolific matches Edge had and the fact he had a better CHARACTER than Dolph(if he had storylines that actually lasted then I'd say something different) -As for Undertaker promos his mic work was like a rollercoaster he had great promos and some really bad promos. But he did way more promos than these two think. Also they were clearly biased lol. -The only two complaints I have about the bloodline story are that A) the story took way too long and B) it's the only story that was actually thought out long term(if they put half the energy into any other story then the roster would have way more credible stars to face Roman or Seth for the titles and more teams to face Kevin and Sammy) I said what I said

[@MrWebby93]

My takes that are inspired by this video. Dolph is easily the most underrated and underutilised stars on the roster for his entire "Dolph" character. The Bloodline is a great storyline, but the tit-for-tat is boring. Roman lowblowing Jey was dumb. He's already done it years ago. They need to stop uneventful and drawn out promos, and just go a week without making them front and centre. I actually enjoyed the concept of the Knight/Wyatt Mountain Dew match. The black light looked sick, so I would be happy seeing another match like it again. Randy should return as the Legend Killer 2.0. The Bloodline are the reason he has been out for a year. He comes back, meaner than ever, and dethrones the latest legend, Roman. Can lead to a program against Riddle or Edge, leading to retirements. Judgment Day is meh. Rhea and Dom are the only things keeping it going. Finn is floundering, and Damian, while a hard worker, is boring to watch and listen to.

[@Joaquiin_Flow]

With all the thing with LA Knight just watch what wwe roster has, Rhea Ripley its a little ripoff of chyna, Dominick as well with Eddie, as Damien Priest with Scott Hall also, the LWO its back and whith all of this going everybody just see LA Knight and says its a copy? come on, all of they are inspirations

[@ericgropuis]

Hulk Hogan took so much from Superstar Bill Graham who took from Gorgeous George. Ric Flair took Buddy Rodgers nickname and also took from Gorgeous George. LA Knight takes inspiration from The Rock and Stone Cold but isn’t copying them he’s doing it with his own twist on it. Media as a whole does that so many people take something that they like and then turn it into their own thing. You can track down every strongman baby face back to Bruno. There hardly anything original in wrestling and that’s ok. You should only really call someone a wish version or copy of someone else if it’s just so obvious that’s what they are doing without trying to change it.

[@oktover3031]

its crazy how bad this has aged 💀

[@fluxuation87]

I’m glad you guys didn’t agree with the Dean > Moxley take. It’s insane to think Ambrose was better. The Jon Moxley character absolutely clears Ambrose and is a top 5 active American wrestler currently. Mox is god

[@y0_jimb0]

Pro wrestling is just not the right format for what Bray Wyatt is trying to do. He has such a unique and creative mind that would excel in writing for TV, movies, or video games. For his ideas to work in the context of wrestling, the entire promotion would have to be based around it. It doesn't play nice with everything else going on around it.

[@jacob47329]

suggestion: a video similar to this but the question is predictions for the future of wrestling (like people who will break out/become champion or the future of wrestling companies). loved the vid.

[@dionshare7103]

Anyone making an argument about Mick Foley needs to go watch a Sabu match. Or even old Abdullah the Butcher matches.

[@mitchellima7548]

06 DX was also good becuase it was meta. Essentially they were presented as two almost Middle age dudes trying to be edgy like they were when they were younger but weren’t. This made it funny becuase they were still entertaining, great in the ring, but you could also laugh both with and at them. The 2010 dx was extremely water down, and was there to sell merch. Didn’t work.

[@dssorley4174]

Randy is one of the best of all time in ring. That’s not a hot take y’all are crazy. Every wrestler ever says he’s the best they’ve ever worked with. He just has a specific move set.. if you look at his young days he did alot, now he just does what is needed

[@user-fe8gx3ie5v]

I agree that Christian is better. He's a better hero and in-ring wrestler.

[@MacThompson13]

I'm an asshole, but I have to make a point. Foley fell from the cell through a table. Shane fell from the cell through a table and mats and other protective measures.

[@hobbitz4921]

The Undertaker WAS a terrible promo during the Attitude Era when he had to do these long ass promos. He's really good when he only has to say a few words.

[@Dr.Natrell]

This might be a hot take but we have to see more of these!!!

[@ReasonablyHilarious]

Yes. Bray Wyatt or Roman Reigns should’ve been one of the only two to end the Streak and retire The Undertaker!!!

[@vct454]

Y'all sleeping on Judgement Day. Wasn't a huge fan at first but let it simmer, they're onto something.

[@revolutiontoevolution3127]

The Bloodline storyline is annoying because they always eat the time of the others matches and segments.🙄🙄

[@rriggs6547]

Christian is a better wrestler than Edge. He is better on the mic. He was just never given the push like Edge was because of his height. Edit: You talked about this one. Glad to see it.

[@er0372]

john saying randy orton isn’t one of the best technical in ring wrestlers is CRAZYYYYY

[@Project_Storm1999]

Bray wyatt should have been a movie writer all his characters would have been a better movie idea then wrestling

[@ojayc7443]

Bray Wyatt is not the victim of creative. They hired him his own writer when we he came back and it still flopped.

[@Moneybagjan]

Here’s a hot take Robert roode’s run in nxt was great and they should of had him win the wwe championship

[@Draksie]

I'm a big MJF fan, his in ring mannerisms are great, but he's in no way the best heel currently when he cuts the same crowd baiting promos week in week out, this Adam Cole thing has brough a new life to him because it takes away from him being the same thing every week.

[@rriggs6547]

MJF is essentially Ric Flair in the modern era. He has added in some of other great promo guys from the past, but it is mostly Flair. And it is blatant. There is a reason why Flair is considered one of, if not the, greatest heel of all time.

[@finnleymovieboy3821]

Hot Take: 2002-2004 Brock lesnar is the best version of brock Lesnar.

[@JoyStickJester_]

This was a great idea. Please please do this again.

[@TimidDarkrai]

I think that legend killer Randy Orton was the best choice to break the streak. He did decline that option out of respect for everything Taker was and did for the business which I can't fault him for as I respect Taker a lot myself. However I think him breaking the streak back then would've done a lot for his career.

[@jaredmccullough5088]

My hot take: The BCC/Elite storyline is better than the Bloodline storyline.

[@nickpouch]

This is gonna be good, also will be super easy to make more versions of this

[@soupierobject1672]

i can explain why the bloodline is a terrible storyline now after jay left

[@gwfanimations]

4:36 after 2015 that’s when he became mid in ring due to his age and I thought his promos wrrr menacing and I was genuinely scared to play against him in WWE 2K14 bc his titantron was freaky

[@SleepLess_Plays]

The person who said Dolph is better than Edge in every which way: 🤡

[@ryantran9969]

yeah I’m gonna need more hot take videos ASAP

[@undriftedpop788]

I don’t think Christian is better than edge but I like Christian better.

[@TheTyke]

1:15 in and already have to say you've got a hot take. I don't agree at all that Ziggler is a better wrestler than Edge. Ziggler is great at selling, but overall working ability goes to Edge imo.

[@blitzofchaosgaming6737]

My hottest take is one that I understand is extremely unpopular. It has to be, or it wouldn't be an opinion that would be possible. I believe that Bret Hart is the most overrated wrestler of all time. When he was the top face of the company, it almost went out of business. Him leaving WWE was really the turning point in the Monday Night Wars. WWE/F did more great things because of his absence than they could have done with his presence.

[@boomcrashbang.]

I feel like Edge has done more for the company on screen than Christian. Lots of wrestlers credit Christian for doing things behind the curtain and consider him one of the greatest minds of wrestling.

[@Pausenmacher]

If WWE would've hired Pentagón Jr, he would've been one of the best Merch Sellers they ever had.

[@DinoCrazy15]

Kenny Omega beats Roman Reigns 10 times out of 10 times

[@theaxia]

Bloodline take could be a Drew fan, Sami fan, Edge fan, John Cena fan, Lesnar fan, Cody fan, and they got every reason to be mad lol.

[@thatwrestlingfan4787]

Hot Take: If Roman was still on a full time schedule I wouldn’t mind if beat Bruno’s record

[@jmillz9832]

I personally like Christian more than Edge

[@SandF3DPrinting]

I want more parts of this tbh

[@elpresidentegg7246]

The guy speaking about Taker is 100% right about his promo's anything that wasn't short and sweet was horrendous.

[@Whocares66672]

But hes not correct about the in ring part. His last few years for sure he stuck around too long and wasnt the same but for example his in ring work with michaels, hart, angle, triple h etc were amazing.