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[@carlphillips3038]

Thanks!

[@pratikkumar2004]

4:34 - Episode Starts

[@ZekeThePlumber86]

Bless u brother

[@Greenvampire420]

🫡

[@jamaaldavis3222]

Kevin nash had some of his best matches with Bret hands down those matches are underrated

[@Jetup24]

Diesel vs taker 1993 good matches

[@transformer15]

​@@Jetup24❤😊😊😊

[@0089nyyankees]

18:45 Diesel hits Mr. Perfect with a donkey punch to secure the victory is all i heard 🤣🤣🤣

[@locksmith1214]

I agree with this list I forgot how many of these dudes where so good

[@ecwwwrasslin7663]

Nash is super interesting and Bruce's candid takes are a welcome listen any time!

[@Jetup24]

Huh

[@robmalone9840]

Ll. Gf h. By. By

[@msoileau83]

Cool, another greatest hits episode.

[@jamesbonnen]

3:47:00 Nash was great in the Longest Yard

[@rosemaryfarell5264]

U can hear Nash scream ' fucking hell Mabel'

[@seankately4411]

Bret didn't draw Nash didn't draw in 94. We just came out of a recession I believe. People didn't have the money to burn. I was 14 in 1994 and I can tell you Brets run was amazing. Was so sick of Hogan's troop. Honestly still say Brets my fav of alltime... mainly because of the impact this run had on my young life.

[@arthurmorgan7086]

I was 8. Im from Ireland and yes bret was number 1

[@thickerconstrictor9037]

I cannot stand watching Bret Hart. I can acknowledge that he's one of the best wrestlers in ring, I know it's just my personal taste and not me saying anything about his quality, but I just cannot watch him. He pours me to tears. I don't find him entertaining in any way. And I know that that's not a popular position but I just couldn't get into him.

[@rowds]

@@thickerconstrictor9037 Heh, I think you meant to say he ''bores'' you to tears. Not he ''pours'' 😂

[@Youtube304s]

@@thickerconstrictor9037 see thats shawn Michael's for me. I found bret far more interesting.

[@gbody2617]

Mark!

[@MrGeo-EmitFodrol]

Nash is one of my favorite and maybe2 the best shoot interview in the business. Although I appreciated work rate it isn't everything and wrestling was better with Stars like Nash on top then today with much better in ring wrestlers like Omega, Okada, Cole etc... but lacking hot angles, feuds, star power, and just fun. Wrestling was better in 96- 03 then anything on today ( and I like AEW, NJPW, and still watch every WWE show ). I wish we could have the work rate of today with selling from the past lol... But with a 96 97 WCW and 98 99 WWF feel with a tad of ECW and sports feel and just fan respect as NJPW. AEW either feels like WCW pre nwo 90s ( 94 95 early 96 ) or WCW 2000 mixed with current WWE lite depending on the week.

[@MaynardOwns]

Well he got his own show now. Kliq this.

[@a-damthemansixtynan4463]

He sounds high/drunk in every episode now. It's awful.

[@bdr113080]

He’s one of my favorites too. No he wasn’t Ricky steamboat in the ring, but I always roll my eyes when fans try to legitimately make this stupid ass argument that “he only had five moves six with the hair flip” I love Jim Cornett but when he said that Jim kind of helped this new generation of wrestlers who think being a good worker means doing 983 moves in a match. But if you look at how all the other 7 foot tall guys wrestled, you’re really going to tell me that undertaker , Sid and The Giant we’re arm, track, takeover and doing triple reverse counters and having matches that with they were in the Tokyo Dome would get seven or eight stars from uncle Dave? No. Undertaker is another one of my favorites, but he gets a pass for doing three moves during his prime run. Actually after Kevin left, he added a couple of Kevin’s moves. Nothing wrong with that at all but if it were the other way around there would be some 300 pound neck beard somewhere having a conniption fit. I hate to tell people that have been told by the Internet for 20 years that Kevin was this terrible wrestler that all the fans hated and he only got to the top because of political maneuvering. That’s really not true. Kevin from 1994 and until the end of the 90s was very much over with wrestling fans.he’s always been one of my favorites.

[@iconiclust]

You make a lot of good points 👍👍

[@nicholaswray6334]

Classic Actman!!!❤

[@leostenson4476]

Before I listen to this, can someone tell me is this about Diesel or about Nash from 2002 on

[@asawhitemanidjustliketosay]

Conrad’s the best

[@Eric-ew8jt]

I knew it! And I’ve always said it. Mabel was the 3rd man

[@Jetup24]

Huh

[@markant9534]

Mabel was awful.

[@Mjones22276]

For nwo bs

[@jeffgentry4994]

What if Bruce Prichard is Dave Meltzer. It would be funny if Bruce wrote the dirt sheets all along

[@willsmith625]

What’s the over/under of the next time Bruce does a Q&A episode???

[@deepblue8143]

Not sure why he wouldn't.

[@jamesbonnen]

2:46:12 24 hours later is when he did his "Corporate Puppet speech"

[@TheBestPrevail]

I disagree with Bruce Prichard on a lot of things, but the part where Conrad got butthurt over Bruce calling out Dave Meltzer for being the moron he is was gold.

[@Redhotshawntexas]

Mark 😂

[@JonathanHassingerChannel]

Andre v hogan was a clinic in getting the fans to cheer. Usually what is most important.

[@joshuabowen6589]

I hate when Bruce won't admit that something was either dumb or didn't work. He does sometimes, but if Meltzer says something negative that is completely valid Bruce will not agree with him just because.

[@gbody2617]

So what? Bruce was on the inside and Meltzer was going off information that wasn't 100% reliable.

[@robertcsatlos6869]

Meltzer say something valid😂😂😂😂😂😂 MAAAARRRRRRK!!!

[@Razorback667]

Nash is the man! Industry changer!

[@freemind6954]

He helped kill KAYFABE and is one of the most selfish people in the history of the business.

[@deepblue8143]

@@freemind6954 lol

[@joshuabowen6589]

@@freemind6954 why are still upset about kayfabe getting "killed"? That's a little silly at this point, right? Nash was definitely a game changer as he was 1/3 of NWO and helped bring in the most financially successful era's in wrestling history.

[@freemind6954]

@@joshuabowen6589 Silly? How would you like it if you were watching a movie that you really enjoyed then toward the end all of a sudden the boom mic falls and the director yells cut? You're taken out of a moment that you can't get back. All the buildup was for nothing. That's what the curtain call did to wrestling. However long ago it was, wrestling will never be the same again because of it.

[@joshuabowen6589]

@@freemind6954 thats a horrible analogy and putting all that on Nash is simple, VKM was the one that killed Kayfabe by telling his audience that wrestling was staged and fir anyone that had any sense at all other a 10 year old it was obvious that wrestling was staged and VKM realized that his audience wasn't dumb thats why he used the statement "to not insult your intelligence"

[@shane-irish]

Its impossible to listen to all CT shows i like a lot off people can only listen to bits on most shows no time in the world

[@linz80]

Brother Love, karate master.

[@MrWrestling2]

No idea why, but Bruce’s impersonating is awesome

[@uc95nu51]

Well bahgawd I'm gonna listen to this here yonder while I drive my semi tractor trailer full of fireworks that I picked up in Plymouth, MN and taking it to Marion, IN. Just need to stop at a Flying J truck stop and buy me some pizza with some sody pop.

[@richardmiller6422]

wtf are you talking about?

[@richardmiller6422]

WTF are you talking about?

[@uc95nu51]

@@richardmiller6422 you must speak merikan language.

[@j.c.2514]

Fireworks? Lmao. Why.😂 Be safe "brother"

[@deepblue8143]

@@richardmiller6422 do you not understand English? Man is living the dream.

[@warriorjwr]

I think it coulda worked with the interview when he was Diesel if he would of been a heel. They could of talked about how he was a hell raiser on campus tagging stuff and most importantly having no respect for authority slapping his coach in the locker room. It definitely could of worked if he was a heel and not a baby face. This is an example of Roman Reigns before Roman Reigns.

[@joshuabowen6919]

Bruce's dislike for Meltzer really has him saying the Jackknife wasn't a powerbomb. Absolutely ridiculous. It was definitely a powerbomb. Nash refers to it as a powerbomb, but because Meltzer called it a powerbomb Bruce is like " no it wasn't a powerbomb." Edit*Tennessee isn't a major University? Bruce showing how out of touch he is

[@paulwood6749]

Ads every 6 mins wtf 😑

[@paulwood6749]

This is gonna be a long 4 hrs

[@marknadratowski5728]

Looking forward to the episode on how Vince spent $12 million.

[@Deftones22]

😒😒

[@deepblue8143]

Anyway he wants, it's his money.

[@r.i.pnicemusic]

@@deepblue8143 not when there are investors in the mix too

[@deepblue8143]

@@r.i.pnicemusic Quite honestly investors and shareholders couldn't be any more happy. Even with Vince stepped down we still know who's running the shots. Thwy arw loving the revord breaking revenue and profits.

[@SharpFitnessLook]

Didn’t they talk about Nash 3/4 years ago?

[@henhowell2433]

This is it, a compilation and re-released them

[@msoileau83]

It's a greatest hits/rehash/"we don't feel like doing a new one" episode.

[@ronnieh9822]

Man stw is a shell of it's former self. I completely understand why Bruce is a very busy man

[@wolfcrewe7474]

They should just do one a month. Plenty of time to fit it in and get a proper 3/4 hour episode out of it.

[@madanlmg]

Tore my quad by just trying to press the play button... Nevermind.

[@humanipulationnation]

Careful with the ATVs

[@freezhollywood]

Damn tht joke is so 2014

[@kingomar69]

Same tired joke about an athlete with a severe leg injury prior to becoming a professional wrestler and still managed to eke out a living. Try harder with your humor.

[@jamesmiller5331]

Bro good one

[@x2bannedyoutubeaccount408]

@@freezhollywood bro that joke is so 2003 where have you been

[@905JimRaynor]

This is the world we're living in. A 4 hour discussion about some random guy who worked in a wrestling company.

[@nigelclancy9068]

And here you are.

[@dlbia9569]

Oooh easy tiger Take it easy Mr philosophical

[@paulcolston9963]

How many people tore quads listening too this.

[@e.k.izzle32]

Didn't play for a major university? I'm pretty sure UT is a major university. Same as if he would have played for Alabama, Kentucky, etc.. it's not like he was playing for middle tennessee state community College lol

[@lucasm7177]

I love how bruce gets all defensive when confronted with the fact that McMahon was doing the exact same thing (as Bichoff during 90s) in the 80s. McMahon has done some good but overall he has killed all competition, bought all his rivals and removed almost anyone that could take his wrestlers away. All the medical and retirement benefits were things that he always should have been doing. I personally don't think McMahon has been a net positive for the wrestling industry. It was far better for fans in the 90s. Not so sure about the workers probably not with the benefits and guaranteed contracts.

[@bb-gc2tx]

if vince had pay medical insurance it would of killed his business plan and he wouldnt have been able to pay the wrestlers as much as he did. you cant have everything those wrestlers knew what they signed up for they made a lot of money got to travel the world and became famous sounds like good trade off to me

[@keninfo2784]

No one was hotter then Razor at the time that’s bs

[@seandoughty767]

The most overrated era was the Hogan era. Hogan had like 6 moves max and a super power up. Brett Hart, Shawn Michaels, Undertaker were all better than hogan in the 90s, before Hogan left for WCW. Hogan got paid and the Rock, Stone Cold, and HHH put the WCW out of business.

[@ralphlewis8677]

This accidentally played on my phone after I was listening to Jim Cornette. I could barely listen to 5 minutes of this.

[@Vsvstubbs]

Wwe has been stuck in 1995 for 18 years

[@mitchellandrews1015]

Rosters were thin 94 and 95 I’d say. Watch rumble 95 very few serious contenders to win it. Outside a handful of stars they were short. So it’s remiss to put bad numbers only in the chsmp

[@briangregg3967]

I lived in Orlando, every other person tried to get me involved in that Amway BS

[@justchris7667]

Grand Rapids is the Amway headquarters

[@officerperez]

I remember the changes that ended up leading to the match of Bret vs. Undertaker except it was in Houston, TX for a house show. I was in my early teens and I remember buying tickets because the match was originally going to be the tag match of Diesel and Shawn against Bret and Undertaker and, being a Taker mark and despising the hell out of Shawn, I wanted to see the two of them meet in the ring with Taker beating the crap out of him. Then, it changed to the triple threat and I was still interested, but not as much. Finally, it became Bret vs. Taker and, despite their work ethic, I completely lost interest. Goldust interfering just as Taker was about to win was just salt in the wound.

[@MC-kk8xu]

My favorite Nash year is 1992

[@nafost]

Love Big Lazy

[@marcusisrealious1255]

lol

[@timjespersen3605]

Gotta hate Bruce.

[@Zman82]

Kevin Nash never did it for me. He was mostly lazy barely put any effort into half his work.

[@frednichols9851]

That's nonsense, lol

[@gregtaylor7206]

The power bomb talk is so dumb. Savage, Dynamite Kid and Stan Hansen all threw clotheslines differently. They're still clotheslines. If it looks like a power bomb, it is.

[@reallyannoyingguyrighthere]

5am I’m the morning as opposed to 5am at night? The man is a dolt.

[@patrickruth153]

The big bad wolf

[@shane-irish]

Is this new are

[@kenewald2498]

Does anyone lose in Canada? 😂

[@davidruble7699]

God these shows are unlistenable because of the amount of commercials and ads.

[@JDjade1]

Conrad, the hair commercial at 2:06:00, hair and baldness patterns genetically come from the MOTHER's side of the family. Want to know your future? Take a look at you mother's father, her brothers, her uncles, and the like.

[@Stonewall29]

Yup. Pretty much a universal thinking

[@albertcruz1514]

1 hour of Conrad asking why diesel said MF’ ! who cares !!

[@rowds]

*Kevid Nash never drew a dime.*

[@Jetup24]

Not true. Nash was champion

[@markant9534]

NWO did.

[@markant9534]

@@Jetup24 He didn`t draw as champ so they put the belt back on Bret who was a solid draw as champ.

[@bdr113080]

@@markant9534stop

[@Mjones22276]

​@@markant9534your mother never drew a finer on my corner

[@MrMack1622]

I can’t be the only one who thinks that the quad jokes are played out and not original

[@JarodJoseph]

Every comment on this stupid platform is unoriginal. Ya know, they understood the assignment and woke up and chose violence and secured the bag. Or some shit like that.

[@darensparks]

Yes , absolutely. Everyone who does the quad joke are the same as the people who still chant what, they're pathetic tw.....ats.

[@bigtimersclub]

Girth matters !

[@humanipulationnation]

LETS GO, BEER CAN

[@jasonnapier2942]

To many freaking adds!!!

[@dennish2323]

All I hear is oink oink when Bruce opens his mouth

[@bb-gc2tx]

id love sit down with nash over a steak dinner and shoot the S. we dont agree politically but who cares hes an interesting cat

[@The29Dave]

KWAB

[@trapdoorfloyd]

Have fun with lady bubba honey

[@mitchellandrews1015]

Bret didn’t draw a god damn dime

[@leestens419]

I remember even as a 13 year old kid seeing the Diesel Sid match on paper and being bored with it...I was never interested in the "Syco" version of Sid

[@Mjones22276]

That's cause your a lame. Kevin Nash is a 🐐 so is sid

[@DaKoolDude]

Nash-hole

[@humanipulationnation]

Fill with Diesel only

[@Mjones22276]

Your both clowns

[@Youtube304s]

Kevin nash is a vanilla giant, tore a thousand quads, and he never drew a dime.

[@robertreams1231]

Nobody was drawing a dime then. And to be fair, overall ratings for wrestling were stronger then than they are today.

[@markant9534]

He did as part of the NWO.

[@Skibbitypappappa]

​@@robertreams1231Shhhh don't tell the truth, don't ruin his and many others narrative

[@coymoyers]

U.t. is a major university, with a major team. The won championships!!! Buthole.

[@butch5419]

Who thought SEC isn’t big time??

[@MaynardOwns]

The fact you called someone a butthole just made me laugh. Thank you.

[@msoileau83]

Of course they plug the Ric Flair memorial, um sorry, last match.

[@stemerm1]

It's amazing how dim Conrad can be.

[@bdr113080]

I think the narrative that it was all Kevin‘s fault why the WWF wasn’t drawing in 1995 is bullshit. Really from 1991 to the middle of 1996 it didn’t matter if it was WWF or WCW or who the belt was on whether it was Diesel, Ron Simmons, Bret Hart, Yokozuna, Vader, Undertaker, Sting, etc. wrestling was down at the time across the board and that narrative really started getting pushed by people like Bruce Prichard after Kevin and Scott left to go to WCW because they are glorified yes men but they never actually tell you the truth. I’ve actually talk to younger fans that have just heard that narrative for the last decade and they really believe that WWF was getting 5 million viewers a week on Monday night raw or some ridiculous high number like that when Bret was champion in 1994 and then in November of that year they put the belt on Diesel and 2 million people stopped watching WWF overnight. Anyone that was watching wrestling both WWF and WCW back then knows that’s complete horseshit. We had a huge wrestling boom in the 80s, both WWF and WCW were doing really great numbers in the 80s and things happened in both companies that really hurt the ratings. From 1983 to 1988 NWA/WCW was at their peak. From 1985 to 1987 WWF was constantly growing in popularity and it really peaked in 87 and then it stayed at that high of popularity really until about 1990. WCW‘s rating started really hurting when Jim Crockett sold to Ted Turner and the new owners really didn’t know how to run a wrestling company and on the WWF side it was a combination of yes Hulk Hogan was the most popular wrestler ever at the time bud at that point he had been on top for five or six years straight and the fans were kind of starting to fall out of love with him then the steroid trials happened and all the guys that were on top in the 80s were no longer on top. I’m not saying that guys like Bret Hart, Yokozuna, HBK, Razor Ramon, Lex Luger and Undertaker weren’t good enough or anything like that but at that point in the early 90s they weren’t anywhere near is over. WWF’s ratings decline started happening three years before they ever put the belt on Diesel. To make matters worse in WWF they were giving really great in ring workers really stupid gimmicks. Doink the clown, wrestling plumbers, the wrestling dentist, all of those things had a bigger negative effect than anything Diesel was doing. Was he booked right as a champion? No not really but that’s not his fault. And I’m sick of the narrative of “will anyone can have a great match with Shawn Michaels or Bret Hart. Brett and Sean both have said they think Kevin is a good worker . I mean they didn’t say he was Ricky steamboat or anything like that but compared to the other guys his size at the time they’d rather work with him then Sid. But Kevin was just is over as the other top baby faces were. If the guy wasn’t over then and he and Scott Hall showing up on nitro wouldn’t have shifted the ratings like they did. Not saying Kevin was the greatest wrestler of all time but he damn sure isn’t as bad as the haters make him out to be

[@markant9534]

Bret was a more solid draw as champ, Deisel couldn`t wrestle and gassed far too quick.

[@Redhotshawntexas]

Channel this passion and free time into something productive.

[@bdr113080]

@@Redhotshawntexas what the fuck are you talking about? An 8 Hour Dr. down the coastline and I’m in the passenger seat and I just hit the microphone button and go. It took two minutes. No one put a gun to your head and made you read it. Grown man that cry about shit like that, I don’t really feel bad for.

[@bdr113080]

@@markant9534 that’s really been overblown. Brett didn’t outdo him like people are saying they are. Whether it was Kevin or Brett or HBK, they were just down that’s it. Wrestling history has been rewritten so many fucking times now the truth is no longer even a thought.

[@MrGeo-EmitFodrol]

Is there anyone today in any wrestling promotion that comes off as naturally cool in and out of character as Nash ? The ones that try to be cool mostly come off as nerds ( the biggest offender was cool Kyle Orielly which was fucking cringe. He's a amazing wrestler but not cool at all.) Adam Cole felt cool in nxt but comes off as a dork in aew. The only wrestler that feels real is KO Orton and Lesnar. Everyone else is playing a character or just doesn't seem cool. People like Miro, Black, MJF etc... that are cool are not used correctly outside of mjf. People like Rollins, Hangman, Styles etc that are great don't come off as nerds too. Even Punk and Bryan aren't necessarily cool. Wrestling is desperately needing a naturally cool character. Even someone like Hook comes off as a parady now. Can these promotions hire someone like Nash who understands cool and can implement it into the show

[@MaynardOwns]

It’s crazy to think someone like marvelous Marc Mero was cooler back in the day than most of the current roster. And mero was a doof.

[@deepblue8143]

When was Adam Cole ever cool? Lol

[@humanipulationnation]

Ki⚡️⚡️my Na⚡️h

[@CannedHam2479]

Not funny

[@AcidbathTKA]

2:16:08 A message to everyone that watches this and reads this.

[@carlphillips3038]

Thanks!