The Day I Got Fired From WWE

From 2001-2005 I was a WWE wrestler. I had the time of my life, traveling the world and entertaining people. The saddest day, though, was the I day I got fired.

[@TrialzGTAS]

Easily one of the best content creators of the former WWE superstar genre

[@ReFLexX_ii]

💯

[@willystiles1665]

Hell yea let’s it all out especially the backstage shit cheers 🍻

[@timato234]

What's some other good ones?

[@jackhughes7637]

​@@timato234Steven Richards

[@TrialzGTAS]

@@timato234 Rene Dupree and Paul London have good ones

[@Kjklump]

Dude, the fact that you held yourself accountable is something we see very little anymore.

[@thingfish000]

Damned little

[@SOLIDSNAKE.]

Yea I actually really respect him for that

[@Snyper1405]

Hogan has left the chat 😂

[@KyserClark]

I was thinking the same thing. Holding yourself accountable and not blaming other to what happens to you is such an important aspect of life. You will never be successful or happy without being accountable to your own actions. Huge respect to him for sharing this story. Very interesting.

[@OfentseMwaseFilms]

I respect him even more, just for that.

[@TSUNAMI17]

This guy is so mature. He owns it when he could've done better. It's good to get honest content like this. Thanks!

[@moneyplayzz8203]

This guy a loser

[@Akkbar21]

Maturity is sadly undervalued these days.

[@edwinsparda7622]

You're not just Maven the wrestler. You are Maven the Hardcore Champion. You are an inspiration to many! Myself included.

[@Snyper1405]

3× time hardcore champ. Pretty impressive 🪚🩸🔨

[@raregrimebeats1352]

@@Snyper1405it’s scripted

[@Snyper1405]

@@raregrimebeats1352 never said it wasn't lol

[@kiritoxyronie2841]

@@raregrimebeats1352 Dude its 2024, of course we know its scripted but the thrill of thinking it wasnt before was the best childhood memory I could remember

[@adamsulliva9998]

Honestly, he has more title reigns than Jake Roberts, Roddy Piper, Chris Masters, Snitsky and many other wrestlers in WWEs history which is crazy to think about

[@Atroz7]

Such a breath of fresh air hearing a dude give honest takes. He acknowledges how things didn’t work out and acts accountable. I’ve really been enjoying these, keep it up

[@TJ-nk4de]

i probably own more DVDs than Maven

[@danielebowman]

He also comes over as a nice and genuine guy.

[@AkshayDhoundiyal]

I really don't ever remember him, but from another video he just seems like a genuinely nice and fair guy so I have subscribed to him.

[@E.G.A.N]

As a life long WWE fan i love your content Maven i love learning about how it works behind the scenes to be a pro wrestler

[@KidBehindACamera]

I was a huge Maven fan growing up -- I really thought you should have been given a huge push. But you're killing it on social media. So entertaining. Cheers

[@Somealphamalepimpmanis]

He’s getting a push on my wwe 2k23 universe mode I know it means nothing I’m just saying

[@stablepunk5933]

No u are not

[@danrob1372]

he was avg as shit

[@montygranaderos2021]

Ah shut up you.Take your toxicity away from Maven’s wonderful content.

[@sanmechrocker]

LOL if you were a big Maven fan back then then definitely you’re a loser in your life hahahahaha

[@BigtimeJuicer]

Getting fired from any job is really difficult. Especially something that you worked at and were good at. In America, it seems like our identities are tied to what we do for a living. It's pretty sad when you think about it. But in the end, Maven did something that millions and millions of kids all over the world have dreamed of doing. Nothing & nobody can ever take that away.

[@KWillo]

One door closes ,another one opens.

[@AnhNguyen-hn9vj]

still remember in the early 90s. the undertaker is like not very popuplar cause he acted so amateur. However, later on the in late 90s, he is extremely popular from there on. he is acting a lot better and with his own special moves.

[@randyrrs7028]

@@KWillo one door closes, hits you in the ass

[@ruiz1871]

It’s different for performers and artists, its not just a job, its a whole identity.

[@mjbeltran9429]

This guy is so legit and sincere in his videos you end up feeling bad he's not on your TV anymore!

[@cswreddogg187]

In all honesty NXT needs someone like you. You've got the experience, knowledge, and you communicate extremely well. You're exactly what NXT needs.

[@TroyHarperGoBucksGo]

@AlexanderLiew-ci3gsWWE is ALL Lies . Everything about it is fake and lies for Entertainment. Sounds like he’d fit right in somewhere .

[@scar4947]

@AlexanderLiew-ci3gs nigga what

[@harrisb5506]

@AlexanderLiew-ci3gsSure, pal.

[@briansmith48]

He needs to tone up a bit, hit the gym more, but yeah. I can see it.

[@nhdarling2]

No, wwe will never him for these videos. Aew on the other hand lol

[@marxmaxmuscle1]

Maven has translated perfectly from Wrestler to KZbinr. Great content please don't stop these videos

[@squints5020]

I see this comment on every video of his but it’s very true 🤣

[@PapiSensei331]

Midcarder for Vince, THE GUY for our KZbinr feeds.

[@jenpachi2408]

Marxmaxmuscle fan of the channel to smooth monsoon

[@SnackboxOToole]

You're a genuine inspiration, dude. Never stop being you.

[@mattgreen2559]

Honestly, lots of folks need to watch this video. How you took accountability for being fired. That was really something, and in a world where it seems like everyone is ducking accountability is so refreshing to see. I watched you back from the first few episodes of Tough Enough. I'm just glad that you are happy and healthy man. Hopefully many more years of it.

[@ronaldlogan7983]

Total respect Maven

[@Hollow9444]

I love the honesty and the fact Maven knows he should have worked on his craft more but didn't, instead of blaming anyone and everything else which is commonplace nowadays. Massive respect, I hope you're doing well Maven

[@RandomPerson-nd2ey]

You mean like CM Punk? Whoops, did I say that out loud? I better run before his diehard fans show up and lose their minds...

[@deon3133]

​@@RandomPerson-nd2eythey are two different wrestlers. One is a top star the other was a jobber

[@WarlockX4]

​@@deon3133you proved his point...

[@deon3133]

@@WarlockX4 lmao prove wat.

[@TheFlamingPike]

@@WarlockX4 So we've come to the point that we can all shit on CM Punk even on Maven's videos but can't defend him otherwise we're diehard fans lol you guys are what's wrong with the IWC we don't need you over here.

[@guzzav90]

It's the first time I've heard someone acknowledge that he was fired because he didn't try hard to improve. Honestly, that's what a professional does, recognize and learn from your mistake, not like many other wrestlers who blame the company, you definitely earned my respect even more Maven!!!

[@georgebrice8329]

If today wrestlers especially these indie darlings could be humble and learn just like u maven maybe some of these dudes would improved and get better

[@Y0utubeIsFuckingHomo]

Because 99% of the time, it's not a situation like this. It's WWE screwing over an actually talented wrestler because of backstage politics

[@georgebrice8329]

KZbinisfuckinghomo+ maybe these guys weren't talented as they thought and u thought they were

[@TheFreakingFlip]

@@georgebrice8329 I think Maven just had time to process everything. The "indie" guys who were fired and within that same year of getting fired will go to a podcast without even thinking/processing everything, will wash the dirty laundry in public.

[@harryvuemedia5106]

The company is to blame for as well. You have to watch Maven during his time in WWE and he was not utilize very well. At first, we saw the push with him winning royal rumble but after that, he became a jobber. No matter how much you improve, if the boss says you will lose to the Undertaker, Hulk Hogan, Triple H, Shawn Michaels, Ric Flair, and other top superstars without even getting in a win from one of those guys, then you are doom. WWE is scripted and fake, winning shouldn't matter but those guys egos are too big to admit defeat.

[@pettypinkysmiffa]

For someone to lose their dream basically, it’s really nice to see how humble he is after everything. He seems at peace and I’m happy for him

[@meneldur19]

I've been struggling with the shock and shame of being unexpectedly fired for months. Your words about having part of your identity and your world taken away really helped put words to a feeling i couldn't describe. And you're not wrong : given the chance you'd have been a great speaker (if your KZbin content is anything to go by). Thanks Maven.

[@thesaltybrit9321]

What I love about Maven is that he doesn't hide from accountability. Even when he was out there putting in a hard shift he acknowledges he could have given more. People like Maven can fail and then learn from their mistakes to become better than they were previously, where so many these days cannot accept responsibility and become a victim and if you are the victim then there is no life lesson to learn as you did nothing wrong in your mind. I find him inspiring.

[@Snyper1405]

I used to "hate" him back in the day, and I can admit that. He reminded me of a generic created character out of a video game, but he's earned my respect because of moments like these

[@nehemiahpouncey3607]

To bad we could only play him in Sym.

[@Tgogators]

And he tells this story in a way that’s not bitter or complaining, if anything more therapeutic.

[@PressPauseProductions]

​@@nehemiahpouncey3607I wonder why he wasn't in Here Comes The Pain

[@nehemiahpouncey3607]

@@PressPauseProductions that's What I'm wondering?

[@TruckerJenkins82]

Your blunt honesty and complete acceptance makes you such a fascinating listen. Absolute respect for you, Maven.

[@zanarisl]

My man, I can't help but appreciate the honesty and emotion here. You can feel how much you've matured and grown. Wish nothing but the best for you!

[@SirDistic]

I have to respect someone who takes accountability. You knew what you did wrong. You admit your mistakes. You acknowledge what you should have done, could have done and didn't do. I'm glad that you're doing this. You seem like a great guy with a unique perspective.

[@jamesjackson2434]

Good on ya for owning your mistakes. It’s too bad it ended the way it did but you’ve got a lot of great stories to share.

[@andrewmachado6988]

There isn’t many guys like Maven in pro wrestling. Whenever they get fired. It’s this guys fault, or that guys fault, or this guy didn’t like me and politicked to keep me down, or the promoter didn’t like me, or I had heat with this guy and that guy.

[@romans52345-cy3tq]

No it's WWE'S fault

[@thomas3146]

no@@romans52345-cy3tq

[@Snyper1405]

​romans52345 what video are you watching? 😂

[@edwardsantos9517]

We still love you Mave. You lived your dream.

[@JC-jl5tj]

Always a good day when we get a new Maven Huffman video! Love the behind the scenes stuff man, keep it coming!

[@Dan_Hazard]

​@@user-ej1dh3hb6lDuffman? Alright

[@andrewhernandez5332]

I skip everything I initially came to youtube for to watch a new vid he just dropped. Awesome stories.

[@michaelbryant2000]

I feel the same way🙂

[@greentruck2wa]

Maven, you are truly an amazing human being! The way you speak, and how transparent and genuine you are. I am just blown away at how wise and mature you have become. I watched your entire career on TV growing up. And seeing the way you carry yourself now, without question, you are an incredible role model. Thank you, thank you, my man!!

[@yannababi]

Wow I’ve never even watched wrestling, but I somehow stumbled upon your channel and have fallen for your personality and content! This video is a true display of vulnerability, accountability, and a story in finding ownership in a new life and identity. Thanks for sharing your story and will continue to stay tuned for more! ❤

[@JerseyJeff84]

Mad respect for admitting those regrets and things you could have done differently. Not many men who own that.

[@DrCash7]

Fak acct

[@timbrown5576]

Only the immature men wouldn't have any regrets or would have thought to do things differently. Men learn from their mistakes and they make better decisions as they get older.

[@user-fp3qp5ru2g]

Facts

[@MVZUWL938]

I'm glad we live in an age where this type of content and insight on wrestling is available for those who want to watch it. Makes the business more grounded and enjoyable for those fans that long for a peek into how wrestling works. Cheers Maven.

[@michaelsantini7396]

@AlexanderLiew-ci3gs apparently you never really watch WWE Mavan was the first tough enough winner look it up

[@WTFNoobProductions]

@@michaelsantini7396 You missed his point

[@_BigTimer85]

​@@michaelsantini7396Derp a derp

[@jayenchowrimootoo978]

Listening to your story is inspirational, You won tough enough and I just watched you few days ago royal rumble eliminating undertaker That in itself is an incredible achievement. This is a new part of your journey KZbinr and thank you for sharing your story. You should be proud of what you achieved

[@cydriicvhelk204]

The info in your videos is real great, but the incredible value in your channel in my opinion, is the positive attitude and appreciation you have for the opportunities you earned. This is great for the world to see.

[@WrestlingFace]

It was sad to see you get fired, you had so much potential and so much more to give, but here you are are still going strong! Keep at it buddy!

[@nehemiahpouncey3607]

He made tough enough. WWE shut your mouth. And eliminated the deadman out The ring.😂

[@quentinkaasa47]

He never went to TNA or tried to prove himself on the indy scene. Can't blame the WWE for that.

[@WrestlingFace]

Nobody is blaming WWE for that.@@quentinkaasa47

[@iamcasihart]

Maven keeps dropping bangers! He should’ve had the opportunity to use his mind and great speaking skills on the mic. He’s absolutely perfect as a speaker. Engaging, warm, earnest, confident, and thoughtful. Thank you for sharing even more, Maven! ❤

[@SweetShawn999]

Even if his time with pro wrestling may be at the end, dude could probably get goin with a motivational speaking career from here out. Barely remember him in wwe tbh, but hes likeable and easy to listen to. Shit he could maybe be a game show host if he wanted

[@iamcasihart]

@@SweetShawn999 I agree! Maven is a natural at this. He’s engaging and entertaining, forthright and charismatic. I’m enjoying his content. 😊

[@stayingalivewithsaad5351]

​@@iamcasihart That's a lovely picture of yours ❤️

[@navrin8444]

i dont watch wrestling anymore and your videos kept popping up in my feed and honestly i respect you alot for being so honest in this video i can tell how genuine you are have a good one

[@usmcnguyentrw]

Been watching your videos here and there since I’ve been WWE here and there, but I love the content. Very informative, straight forward, enthusiasm, and the accountability is real. Keep on being you!

[@ChrisVanVliet]

Every video just keeps getting better! Keep up the great work, my friend! 👏

[@producedby111]

yooooo Chris!!!

[@stayingalivewithsaad5351]

Hey, Mave you forgot to pin this comment. Lol

[@silentk59]

Maven! I dont know if you know this man, but your content is among the BEST of all the wrestling content on KZbin. In terms of inside stuff from actual wrestlers. And I respect your in ring work, but you definitely weren't my favorite. Which just lends more credit to your ability here, your killing it man, keep it man and thanks!

[@richie404]

Love hearing your story of your wrestling career in the Wrestling business. Respect for admitting the things you done different and work on his craft more. Your content is the Best Maven, Keep it up man!

[@LickVIP]

Love your channel and honesty. It’s helping with my personal issues

[@michaelkoukaras7515]

I love how Maven owns everything he had a part in. That is being a true pro, being able to acknowledge your failures and successes.

[@angelaholmes8888]

Yep

[@lestercross5123]

WWE needs to get you back on the payroll, man! I'd love to see you as a manager-type who takes the occasional bump. You got the face and you can talk. And you don't look like WWE chewed you up. You don't even look coarsened or bitter. You'd be a great hire! 👍

[@smallwonder866]

Your willingness to be straightforward and brutally honest makes you one of the best wrestling influencers on KZbin.

[@ricodilay]

I am a fan of wrestling I did not watch your run on WWE, but hearing your words about your separation from the business and watching your videos which gave me new insight on wrestling made me a fan of yours, morewer maven!

[@sppsports2449]

Can we petition the WWE to get Maven a commentary gig or a backstage interviewer position? Perhaps he could be a manager? He's always been charismatic and can clearly cut a promo (these entertaining videos are proof of that). And he's just a good guy.

[@quentinkaasa47]

His voice just doesn't sound good. It's no surprise why they didn't give guys like Maven or Lance Cade promo time.

[@maudinerichardson3361]

He could interview or do commentary.

[@billybadass3056]

Maven.... why weren't you able to improve your craft in TNA??? then you would have been able to bounce back into the WWE from there... that's generally the route most superstars have gone...

[@richardmarcos3772]

He would be top star in MLW, dont need WWE

[@jaysonterry4746]

Was bout to comment this, he should have taken his release as the reality check to improve his in ring ability.

[@battlebeard2041]

You’re about 15 years late with the advice.

[@benjaminguilatcoiv]

His quote.. "was i going to get a regular person's job?" 😂😂

[@billybadass3056]

@@battlebeard2041 how is my *question* an advice?? ofc u WON'T answer that since it would reveal the utter stupidity of your comment... or maybe that developmentally stunted brain of your won't realize and your response will be an even dumber post then your first.... i'm interested to see which route you take

[@bubbapaul72]

To be honest I absolutely loved watching you. From the first day I saw you on Tough Enough I was instantly a fan of yours. Too this day I still have your first WWE action figure (only wwe figure I’ve ever bought) I stopped watching wrestling a few years ago but I’m getting back into it. So now I show my nephew Maven matches. Much love man

[@riaddaniels2823]

Hands down some of the best, most real content - appreciated!

[@Johnnyversetti6969]

Accountability is the greatest ability. Thank you for all the great moments maven, wish you found your way back there at somepoint

[@IDLENORTH9220]

You'll always be Maven the wrestler to me and many other fans, Bud. I had your action figure as a kid and I'm 31 now. It's a blessing you've come to this level and made it transparent to your fans and fans in general. Thank you for all you do and have done bud!

[@eddieortiz237]

Maven the most humble and appreciative wrestler keep doing what you're doing you will always be a success and wrestler to your fans🙏

[@teemill5802]

Just stumbled across your channel and I am absolutely loving your content! It's concise, to the point, refreshing & honest!

[@xanderfielder5091]

I was a wrestler for 6 years. This May, I had to retire at 20 years old because of a reckless worker. Hearing Maven talk about seeing the business as an Ex move on happier with their life echos a lot of what I’ve been going through the past few months. It’s nice to hear I’m not alone in those thoughts. Thanks Maven.

my best wishes for you my man

[@ishopops5856]

Only 20?!! That must have been some life threatening injury man I’m so sorry

[@romans52345-cy3tq]

My question is what was he doing working for sleazy Pro Wrestling promoters at just 14 years old?

[@1983jcheat]

Wow. I started training at 16. Here in NJ, you had to be at least in High School.

[@rashidbinzamanshaan5841]

You started at 14😮 wow man that's so young

[@jcbattistoni]

I always liked you as a wrestler, but, dude, I love you as a man. The fact that you honestly accept your part in the path your career in WWE took earns my respect for you eternally. I genuinely wish you continued success, health, and fulfillment for the rest of your life, brother.

[@codywhitaker800]

Dude you are so intriguing and keep me in tune the entire video. PLEASE keep making content!!!!

[@JamaalSTL]

I’m honestly surprised they never let you do promos. You have a ton of charisma and articulate yourself very well. 😊

[@Y0utubeIsFuckingHomo]

Paul London is another one.

[@RealityOfItIs]

Well, they didn't because as he stated he advised to 'get out there and prove himself' while had all the time and opportunities, but he never took advantage of the opportunities to do so.

[@neelt2001]

He definitely has an excellent on-air presence NOW but that took time to develop. Back then, his articulation probably wasn't as good as it is now. But no doubt, today he's absolutely fantastic at it. Complete natural now.

[@Y0utubeIsFuckingHomo]

@@neelt2001 I doubt that because unless you are annointed, WWE buries anybody that goes off script, they don't allow you to speak or express yourself, they neuter you with bad writing and promos. A lot of these guys already have the personality and charisma.

[@jacobw886]

It’s probably because of his southern accent.

[@feralcat89]

Man it's tough being let go from a job you really like. I can really relate to all the regrets you have after it's all over and the embarrassing feeling of having to face people afterwards. Thank you for honestly sharing all the details about your life. You really are an inspiring guy.

[@seannnn_]

Literally my favorite wrestler growing up. It was like going on the journey with you through Tough Enough and your actual wrestling career after. Glad you are getting all this attention with your KZbin channel. Well deserved.

[@jasonmartinez8557]

Maven you were a big part of my childhood I randomly looked you up the other day and I saw you were doing KZbin glad to see you’re doing well your story is inspiring to others and wrestling fans everywhere! Hope to hear more from you! Take care man 🙏🏽

[@SavageUnchained]

Appreciate the honesty and candid storytelling. Much respect for sounding relatable in an industry that's personality driven sports entertainment

[@thepottles6819]

this is not just a video for WWE... this is a video for corporate America. There are so many great things that happen to us when we are working with a large company, until the day comes when that company decides it no longer needs us in that position. that moment of termination can feel like the world around us has stopped and that we are out of options. the truth of the matter is that that we are so much more capable of creating a life for ourselves than that company could ever achieve for us. Maven, you are doing awesome. keep doing what you are doing and keep grinding for yourself!

[@garyv2498]

Thanks for sharing your story Maven and I appreciate your honesty about your experience.

[@dude8273]

why we define ourselves by our job, that's one of depressing things to think about. i've been a truck driver for 2 years now, currently working as a fuel delivery driver. i'm one point away from getting fired (company's policy) because i made some petty mistakes while doing deliveries. trucking isn't my passion, but i don't know what else to do afterwards. it's only a matter of time for me because anything can happen, and i've been depressed about that because i feel like i will be nobody again. Much respect to Maven for sharing his painful experience of losing his job that he loved. best wishes.

[@danifrost1183]

Maven... you are truly the most down to earth and honest people I've known from the business who isn't completely ego centric. All my respect to you pal. I hope you are doing well these days. The only good thing from this is, you will save your body in the long run. I watched Tough Enough when you won, take care man.

[@Hiyu5K]

Wow maven thank you for all of these videos you are sharing to the world. U inspire me to be this type of maturity ❤ much love

[@KainHRAbel]

I love listening to you talk about your experiences. Have a great day.

[@BeABetterYou]

The transparency of your stories is something many of us appreciate. We love the wrestling business and these in depth stories are amazing. Thank you for sharing!

[@HuskerF-inDu]

We need more videos from you, man. This is top level content. It's pretty rare to see someone so humble, appreciative, and recognize their past flaws and put it all out there like you're doing. You were there during the best era in wrestling, imo. Keep the content coming!

[@Crumb451]

So glad I found your channel. I remembered rooting for you on Tough Enough 🎉.

[@mightymaxx1]

Man I think you've found your second calling. I love these videos.

[@thyraven287]

I respect the fact that you always speak your mind and always share with us the inner workings of professional wrestling. You are one of the few from that era that, after getting fired, acknowledged your faults n were able to pick up pieces n move on to something new..thanks for the great content.. continued success to you my friend 👍

[@humanoidy]

The best part of all this is you’ve grown tremendously from what you went through. Big respect for your humbleness and openness. You deserve the success you’re now receiving ..and who knows, it may reopen some new doors!

[@TheChronicSquirrel]

Much love man. You and your content means alot to us wrestling fans!

[@josephdickerson7901]

Maven, I’ve always appreciated you as a performer. Thank you for the content!

[@JordanSmallz]

Maven thanks for sharing brother! A lot of people, myself included can identify with this. I’m LOVING this content! It’s relatable and transparent. I’d love to see you in AEW or WWE in the future!

[@Craig_Ewan]

Not only are you providing a behind the scenes look at the industry, I personally love your psychology behind your own life and how you deal with the ups and downs. Great content overall not just for the wrestling fans. 💯

[@jo-dcampbell7508]

Love this dudes content so insightful and always a pleasure to watch

[@ypmm53]

Man! Maven's clips are genuine and classy. I hope his doing great! Thank you for your honesty! Class act of a guy!

[@viniciusdg8899]

Wow! I appreciate you being so vulnerable about your run as a wrestler. This gives us fans a true insight on what goes on when the camera is off. Your ownership and honesty about your run with the WWF is what makes me enjoy your content. Thanks you for being a great entertainer sir.

[@bradenwhited9232]

Never expected to be eagerly waiting new videos from Maven, but I’m loving it!

[@ivanangelov8825]

That was deep. It is rare to see people with self-reflection. He gets honest not only with the viewer, but also himself. This brings inner peace, and you can see how calm he is now about all of this.

[@tonymontana-uw1bq]

Respect to you Maven! Great video. Living with regrets and feelings of, 'what ifs", is hard to live with. Thanks for sharing mate.💪

[@DrSpoculus]

Man, Maven and Stevie Richard's are killing the content right now. Fresh and new stuff from both guys. Never was a Maven fan. Wasn't sure I could watch his content, but I was WRONG. Great content. Great speaker. Great explanations. 10/10. Maven, if you see this, keep up the stellar content, and THANK YOU.

[@duval904yeah]

I just randomly had a wrestling memory lane situation and I came across ur videos and I don't rememeber watching u wrestle bc I stopped watching shortly after the attitude Era ended and stone cold had retired that time. Anyway I been watching ur videos I've seen like 4 and I'm so impressed with ur character. U seem to be really grounded and like see things in a very realistic way where u see ur weaknesses and embrace then and accept them and don't run or deny somthing that may be true. It's commendable

[@christophertaylor5441]

You are an honest man. It is nice to listen to a wrestler who has been there and is honest about it without putting others down. Even when you did the video on who hated you, I was surprised you never talked bad about them. You seem to be a real dude!❤

[@mr.nobody5080]

The very fact that this man has this attitude and isn't strung out is more of a lesson than anything in wrestling. Bless you brother!

[@gman2015z]

This man owns up to his mistakes and this style of videos take me back to vlogs from the early 2000s like on MTV.

[@DelasVC]

It's very bitter to have your dreams shattered. It's even harder to own what you could have done better - much harder in fact! Big respect!

[@killianfallon898989]

Maven for commentary!! You have a real ability to relate to fans, especially older fans

[@supertitan0073]

Maven, you’ve gave me a 2nd perspective of the wwe and it’s really fun to watch and how happy you are and I hope you have a good day

[@MediumMonitor]

never seen you worked as i skipped pretty much most of 2000+ but your socials content, i like. i'm glad you're doing great, man!

[@daviddeguzman7218]

Thanks for being candid Maven. Owning up to your fault and not taking the blame on anybody is no easy thing and I salute you for that.

[@heffman102]

Mad respect to you for owning up to your mistake and not being bitter about it, a lot of former WWE superstars could learn a thing or two from you. You're a good man Maven stay humble and god bless.

[@Skwerpaspider]

I'm so glad you have a KZbin channel. I was rooting for you ever since Tough Enough in the early 2000s!! and I was very into wrestling around that time. It'll be nice to catch up on some of your matches, because at that time I thought that those contracts were only a few years and I stopped watching WWE, well, not long after it became WWE.

[@ashleydunning7899]

I just discovered your channel i really enjoy your videos and learning all the secrets of the wwe, i hope you keep making content! I grew up watching wrestling in the early 2000’s you are truly awesome!

[@TheJukeboxjim]

I really enjoy these videos .Somehow , I think they are therapeutic for you too. You own your mistakes and also turn these into a very entertaining view of pro wrestling. Maybe someday you'll be back in another capacity. I think it would be great to see you in next year's Rumble.

[@thomasmontalvo310]

You sound like the perfect person to talk to when someone is trying to become a Wwe Superstar. My son 11 years old is currently training he is somewhat shy and timid and I show him your videos I’m not trying to get his hopes down but I want him to know the reality of becoming a wrestling star

[@popogodtrading]

hey that was pretty cool.. nice story. The fact that you were able to understand and process what you did wrong is a success in on itself!

[@simbeane]

Honestly, I didn’t know who Maven was growing up watching WWE. However, i randomly came across your channel and started liking your videos. I like the way you talk and tell a story and how humble you are as a person. You might not be the best wrestler but you are the best youtuber talking about WWE. I have subscribed to your channel and look forward to seeing more great videos. Wish you well.

[@FreneticZetetic]

You rule Maven! Grew up watching you, looking fantastic, sir!

[@richardparkins2867]

Can you do a video on how story lines are written, thought up, etc. how superstars get their gimmicks and ring names? How much of the creative process are the superstars involved with?

[@jasonbink5276]

It's probably different now than it was 20 years ago. No more Jim Ross and Johnny Ace in WWE.

[@richardparkins2867]

@@jasonbink5276 I wanna hear about how it was 20 years ago when the gimmicks and storylines were good. Also haven’t watched since 2005

[@MotaConnoisseur]

One of the best insights from a wrestler keep on the great work 💪🏾

[@ChrisSmith74627]

I really appreciate Maven's sincerity and honesty in these videos. It's clear that he is a humble, good guy

[@HoboSolo82]

Thanks man. As a musician not a wrestler this is relevant. I was in it for awhile and I didn't cut it because of decision I made. Lots of love dude thank you