The Big Boss Man in The Attitude Era WWF (90's WWE Wrestling Documentary)

The Big Boss Man was one of the WWF Attitude Era's most underrated heels in my opinion. In this wrestling bio we do hard time with Cobb County's most famous correctional officer and his later career in WWE.
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Topics covered in this wrestling documentary include:
The Big Boss Man in the 1980's WWF as part of the Twin Towers
Feuds against Hulk Hogan and Randy Savage, Dusty Rhodes, Bobby Heenan, Nailz, and more
Jump to WCW, wrestling Sting and Vader before joining the NWO
Return to WWF in The Attitude Era
Vince McMahon's bodyguard in The Corporation
Hardcore and Tag Team Champion
Hell In A Cell vs The Undertaker at Wrestlemania XV
Feud with Al Snow and the infamous Kennel From Hell match
Gatecrashing Big Show's Funeral
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[@Jason-er1vf]

I always heard in shoot interviews that despite playing such an evil sadistic character on TV, Ray Traylor is describes as one of the kindest, warmest and friendliest guys in real life. Goes to show how good he is at playing his character.

[@djtrankilo231]

Makes sense. When I took acting classes in college, my acting professor would admit how the most sadistic characters in theater and on screen are the nicest people you'd ever meet and the most wholesome characters you'd see are the most pompous, egotistical people you wished you'd never meet in person.

[@pushon10]

I like that Undertaker actually gets kayfabe arrested for doing things that are clearly illegal on live tv

[@marccaselle8108]

I first saw him in 98 when he just came back from WCW and he was terrific. It wasn't until later on that I got to see his early WWF career. I'm just now seeing his WCW career via PPVs.

[@jmdnelson4891]

SWAT Boss Man was the best!!

[@Omar_Latif]

Unpopular opinion:best heel of wrestler is the big boss man

[@mattydejoy2264]

He had some of the most sinister heel work ever..poor pepper

[@brocklanders3616]

He was good, for sure underrated. Though, I think that title goes to Jake the snake. His promos were spot on, true psychological warfare

[@JoseSanha-uo9in]

Big boss man 2:18 with jabs it was so beautiful that I feel like I want his skills 👊💜

[@pointedspider]

As much wrestling content as one watched, why am I just now discovering your content?

[@matthewlane518]

RIP Boss

[@Swilla12]

He was good but Stone Cold had to put him in his place one time.

[@Blaze0071]

How and why??

[@Swilla12]

@@Blaze0071 Supposedly Austin had to give Boss Man a bit of a stiff clothesline/forearm as a receipt. Boss Man got the message lol

[@AndrewsOpinion15]

DEAR GOD GIVE US BACK BIG BOSS MAN AND WILL GIVE U HARLEY CAMERON !!!!

[@megavananmegamc7332]

Mega mc 04

[@thegunslinger8806]

His career, al snows career and really everyone in the mid cards career is a show that the attitude Era wasn't just about the main event, the mid card and semi-main event was stacked with stars who had better and sometimes more fun or interesting feud,matches and storyline, also Vince Russo isn't to blame for putting on crash TV style content, Vince McMahon always has final say and today his final say and what the writers and bookers put out is what's driven away fans so why not give them some shit for the low ratings? Because fans hate russo because he's right and because they'd rather see floppy shitty wrestling.