Top 5 Worst Wrestlers I've Met

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[@mrhalliburton293]

I have to agree with the masses, that is some super sensitive shit you posted. Did you act like this when you found out Santa wasn't real?

[@AceGoodheart]

First off, you asked Scott Steiner about his time working with Triple H. Scott hates HHH for ruining his 2nd time back with WWE. That's probably why Steiner wasn't happy with your question. Secondly, you gotta keep in mind these wrestlers sign autographs by the thousands, so if someone like Jimmy Hart doesn't give you his undivided attention then don't take it personal. Thirdly, you asked Brutus about a very tragic event in his life that almost killed him and definitely effected the rest of his career, so I'm sure he wasn't that happy about it. Maybe think of some better questions to ask the wrestlers and avoid questions that could possibly piss them off. And lastly, saying Beefcake's figure will be worth $10 more after he dies says a lot about the person you are. If anyone is the douche bag it's you.

[@Korinplaysgames]

"When he dies it will be worth about $10 more." What a horrible thing to say about someone.

[@curtissmith1582]

When you go to these signings you shouldn't expect a conversation.

[@crobbo86]

"I got it signed, at least when he dies it'll be worth ten dollars more" Just that line alone puts you in my 'Top 5 Worst KZbin Videos I've watched'...can I get your autograph?

[@alexthemoviemanoutofmymind7897]

He deserve a stone cold stunner

[@skeleton_kiddo5544]

@@alexthemoviemanoutofmymind7897 he deserves a tombstone without protection

[@kbshowtyme]

I love it when fans feel wrestlers OWE them autographs and get pissed when them do not get whatever signed. I understand the logic of "we pay your salary" mindset but nobody owes you a thing and you really don't know what kind of day or week someone is having. Remember we all are people with good and bad days you could of caught the person during a rough time, that do not make someone a asshole. Funny thing is I have seen some fans act like complete tools with that "I demand a autograph" attitude when they see the wrestler is tired and looks like he have been through hell.

[@DireHammer]

Brutus Beefcake is a jerk because he wouldn't give you a free intro?

[@TonyWillsDGIT]

Steve Hammer Yeah, I've met and hung out with "Beefy" a time or two and he has always been very down to earth and chilled out. You know one thing he doesn't like to talk about? How he doesn't have a career anymore because of a crappy accident. It's basically like asking "Hey dude, remember when you used to be relevant, then you blew it? That was cool huh?" And as far as telling him to call his agent, he did that because if he was to record an intro for this idiot and his manager or agent was to see it he could get in trouble or even dropped because he did something behind their back...whether he is paid for it or not. It's different with wrestlers who don't rely on autograph bookings and random appearances to make their money. They can do whatever they want, whenever they want. but when you have to answer to people you can't just record videos with your personality on displaly. Not to mention he was probably just ready to get the signing event over with and go chill out. Gah!! tl;dr- people like this crybaby kid make me sick. And Beefy is a good dude.

[@bradley14681]

Not surprised Beefcake blew you off, he nearly died in a 'parasailing' accident and doesn't wanna talk to some random about it, fucking hell, you know they don't owe you anything.

[@AlbanianMan]

Someone else here in the comments section hit the nail on the head. If I was a woman, and you brought me to your place and saw all that wrestling shit in your room, I'd be out of there so fucking fast it would make your head spin. Did it ever occur to you that maybe the reason Ed Leslie didn't want to talk about his accident is because it put him out of wrestling for 3 years and his career never really recovered from it? This is the kind of shit that makes me embarrassed to be a wrestling fan. When I tell people I watch wrestling, they're like "you're such a loser for watching this" Probably because they think I'm like this guy.

[@tehf00n]

oddly enough I used to be a massive wrestling fan. Now the talent is so crap (except when they ship out the golden oldies) I simply just watch shoot interviews. So glad I did because when I was a watching fan I used to hate some of those guys just because of their shitty stories. Like Jim Cornette. Now that guy has me enthralled at the stories he can pull out of the bag.

[@Gamer201175]

He was on the phone How dare him not dropping everything for you and signing your stuff lol

[@MIKEYV743]

Jimmy hart treated me great and treated me nicely

[@InstagramAWrestlingHistorian]

From my own personal experience: Shelton Benjamin - I've had good and bad experiences with him. He's moody. Brutus Beefcake - He took a picture, but kept trying to hustle me for a signed 8x10 from him. The sad part is the photos weren't even on glossy paper! LOL Jake Roberts - He was good to me (which shocked the Hell out of me), but I've seen him be nasty to fans. I do believe he's bi-polar. Jimmy Hart - He's a nice guy.

[@TheUltimoAttack]

Yea my dad met Jimmy Hart at his restruant and he said he was really nice

[@Tgogators]

Good stories... All I've meet have been pretty nice, I've never encountered anyone that was rude.. In all I've meet (who wear cool) and in-person, not just leaving the arena or autograph session: Orton Morrison Miz Maryse Heath Slater R-Truth David Ortunga Primo. Rico--He car got swamped as he was leaving the arena and he got out and signed for nearly everyone. I didn't get one but I said "Hey Rico, smile!" and he turned around and smiled for a picture. The only one that kind of acted annoyed when approach was Kahli. A bit of a hand me down story, but Buff Bagwell was in town for some local promotion (him being billed as the top star) and how the experience was told to me: "He manager followed behind him apologizing for everything."

[@Grave_Rob]

Man you've got to understand that they have 1000 fans a day asking for autographs. You said that Jake Roberts was at the bar with his wife. SB was in a car on the phone, and you asked Beefcake about the accident that ended his career? Would you really be in a chatty mood if some guy came up to you during those 3 times I mentioned and was bugging the crap out of you? I know they're professionals but they're still people and not always in the best of moods.

[@footballislife1595]

So that's right for them to be rude to him fuck off

[@blakehibberts1389]

Guy, Benjamin was on his phone talking to someone. Maybe, you were being rude interupting while he was talking to someone obviously more important than you such as a family member that is why he ignored you. That don't make him a douche bag. You were just being a jerk in going over and bothering for a stupid autograph while he was busy with someone else. Grow up.

[@deadmanssuit]

Meh. They sound like normal people with busy lives.

[@CalrissianSteele]

Yeah ask a wrestler about an accident that gave them a severe injury…I'm sure they want to talk about that. Would you ask Magnum TA about his motorcycle accident too? Just meet them and shut up, you should be happy you're meeting them not everyone gets to do that, stop feeling like they should just treat you nicely just cause. Smile, ask them to sign this, pay money (if applicable) and shut your trap.

[@anna2k2]

Actually, Magnum would want you to talk to him about his accident. His is a story is one of inspiration. Here is a man who by the way wrapped his Porsche around a pole, not a motorcycle and he still was NEVER bitter or angry with the world.

[@CLewey44]

How the hell do you meet all these people? What websites show appearances in Oklahoma specifically?

[@its2bad]

You must really be approaching these guys the wrong way or at the wrong times. I can't speak for all of them, but I met Jake "The Snake" Roberts at a local show about 5 years ago and seriously couldn't imagine a nicer guy. He approached the fans, signed autographs, took pictures, told great jokes, and even spent about 15 minutes sharing old wrestling stories with me and a group of buddies that marked out earlier in the show when he was introduced as a surprise guest. AWESOME guy.

[@MaloDeLaPelicula]

This resembles all the IWC. Internet Wrestling Crybabies I miss the good days I really do. When fans didn't surf dirt sheets or didn't ask the superstars stupid questions and weren't rude or ignorant. Back when it was all about the program and not complaining/bitching because you fav superstar does not have the title or isn't getting a push. As a long life time fan of wrestling it's dying and they blame Vince, or bad booking or TNA. ITS THE FANS THAT ARE THE PROBLEM. Example? Chanting other superstars names during a match is disrespectful. How about hijacking a show because the fans didn't get what they wanted right at that moment. Anywho, this dude is a prime example of CRYBABY

[@N8DGR8]

You need to get some thicker skin and realized nobody is entitled to anything in life, you included. Negativity breeds negativity, this is a negative video.

[@CactusJacksEar]

Aww poor baby didn't get pampered by his idols! 😥

[@rashaunwilliams6121]

The wrestlers don't have to pamper you just be nice

[@RealRedEnigma]

You obviously don't realize how much of our hard earned money us fans spend to have a good experience

[@rashaunwilliams6121]

@@RealRedEnigma he obviously doesn't

[@RealRedEnigma]

@@rashaunwilliams6121 my point exactly

[@RealRedEnigma]

@@rashaunwilliams6121 meant to say "they" not you

[@pistolpete8231]

stop crying....these guys are people too,,,they're not your friends, stop thinking they owe you something

[@romans52345-cy3tq]

pistol pete they do owe him something, if it wasn't for the fans they would be nothing, celebrities have a responsibility

[@creepyoursmile1654]

romans52345 "if it wasn't for the fans they would be nothing, celebrities have a responsibility" Imagine having hundreds of thousands of fans. Now imagine having to indulge each of those fans on a daily basis. Now imagine having to deal with many angry emails saying that youre a douche because you didnt pay them the "special" attention they felt they deserved. Now imagine having to apologize to people you dont even know just because people like you demand it... Just because you gave someone money, doesnt mean they owe you something special. You already bought their product, what more do they owe you?...Its a two way street. They give, you take. The more you want, the more you owe...done.

[@JeffreyKahle]

romans52345 Spreading your stupidity to other people I see....

[@romans52345-cy3tq]

Jeff Kahle just speaking truth brother, You Lose

[@JeffreyKahle]

romans52345 You're such a fucking idiot. I lose huh? Even though everyone agrees with me and thinks you're wrong? What exactly am I losing anyway? A bet? lol. stupid.

[@ststriker]

Thank you for putting out these videos. I really haven't met very many wrestlers personally. The biggest name I've met is Dan "the Beast" Severn if you remember him. He was a nice enough guy and I don't really have any complaints about him. Other than that I've met local indy wrestlers who most people would never have heard of.

[@wolverine6511]

You forgot to mention how "when you met Sunny and she only gave you a HJ when she should had given you full service" cause "you paid for that ticket"...lol...dude maybe you need to understand celebrities like everyone else have good days and bad days and maybe after answering the same questions over 20+ years the y get a little annoyed. yes they should be more appreciative, but they dont have to be overly nice.

[@bradjames11]

Can you also do a vid on what ur taking to mania 29

[@fieldd03]

I would have done the same thing Steiner and Benjamin have done. Why ask questions at a autograph session?. Especially about Twitter accounts and stuff like that . Sounds like you need attention more than anything. The wrestlers are not there to sit and answer questions all day there's other people there who are waiting in line

[@Trip.L.L.L]

if i was a wrestler i wouldn't want to sign a grown mans toy's either

[@brianlynch3436]

Thats why your not a wrestler. The fans pay big money to watch them and buy their stuff so an occasional autograph for making them multi millionaires is not asking to much

[@jesuscortez3414]

I love your top 5 videos you should keep them up

[@MrJeffhardy1098]

i really like your figure reviews. when are you doing another?

[@DeckyStrikesBack]

So.......What did Shelton Benjamin, Scott Steiner, Brutus Beefcake, Jake Roberts and Jimmy Hart actually do wrong? It sounds to me like you where out of line with most of these guys. "It will be worth 10 dollars more when he dies" kinda sums you up man.

[@daabbot]

that jummy hart experience i had before when getting autographs. it sucks to wait on line for a hour and to be ignored by the person signing the autograph. just make eye contact and say thank you or hello.

[@PASTpresentFUTURE218]

can you make a video on 5 wrestlers that are dead that you wish you had had the chance to meet?

[@KingTerrell]

Who are your 5 favorite divas of all time?

[@decicco70]

I knew Scott Steiner's agent before my friend passed away and he said that Steiner is a scary person.

[@AssaultAndBattery777]

sure, Tuesday''s video will be that... thanks for the idea

[@grummelameise]

Dude, don't get on peoples nerves when they are talking on the phone. thats just rude.

[@Lewlew97]

He was "on the phone, talking to the person beside him". He wasn't talking to someone on the phone.

[@brentreid267]

Bork Laser Oh that justifies bothering him.....

[@Lewlew97]

Brent Reid He's a wrestler, it's an occupational hazard

[@brentreid267]

No, a broken neck or other injury is an occupational hazard.... Being bothered on ones own time is an annoyance

[@Jimrin1967]

I hear Shelton Benjamin, Scott Steiner, Brutus Beefcake, Jake Roberts and Jimmy Hart all have lists of the biggest douchebags they've met. Guess what...

[@CalicoJo1312]

He walks up to bother someone when they're on the phone and then wonders why they respond rudely. This guy is a joke.

[@MrEguy87]

can you do a house tour?

[@starbury325]

what did Jake Roberts do/say to you?

[@OaktownABQ]

Well, I guess this is eight minutes of my life I'll never get back.

[@AlexKolakowski]

If a guy (celebrity or not) is on the phone, you don't need to ask for them an autograph.

[@davewebb413]

Another one of those "fans" who feel that the wrestlers owe them the world. I wrestled on the indy scene and I was in the locker room with a lot of these guys. These guys are great guys. I am sure these guys get the same questions over and over. You are acting like a typical "Mark". You are the type fan that wrestlers hate. You think that since you pay your $20 for them to sign your figure, they should have a full blown conversation with you. Get over it. You are a cry baby. "Oh no, Jimmy was mid conversation and didn't talk to me." Shut up..you got your figure signed now move along. You paid for an autograph, not a conversation. So if one cuts a promo for you, every other fan is going to want one too. This then causes a chain reaction. Stop being a cry baby.

[@jenniferplank3631]

Yes he was on the phone and in his car. I got news for you don;t be so close to cars that if they move it will run over your foot. I had to stop listening after you talked about Scott Steiner. I am sure he was broken hearted that you did not ask him about his twitter

[@wishmeluck411]

on tuesday can you also make a video of the nicest wrestlers you met? thanks from a fan

[@Imhim247]

sorry to hear that. you're right tho i think it's depend on his mood these days.

[@SharksRule86]

"When he dies, it will be worth about 10 dollars more." WTF?

[@KristianNikolla8]

What’s wrong with that? He didnt wish death on anyone

[@GlorifiedTruth]

San Diego: Duggan & Roberts came out of a bar across the street from the arena about an hour before the matches started. My friend and I were psyched. My friend said, "Go get 'em, Jake, let's see some blood tonight!" And Jake said, "Yeah? How about yours?" It was kind of scary but really cool at the same time.

[@busheytube]

I’ve met quite a large handful of wrestlers and I’ve come to the following conclusions: 1.) I never get autographs; just photos with them. You can’t sell a wrestler’s autographed belt, toy, etc for any decent profit without a COA and I’m an adult so I’m sure as f**k not gonna buy toys. Besides, an autograph is, for the most part, just a scribble. I just get in the pic with them, somebody snaps a photo and we’re done. If it’s not too busy, I might chat em up for a few seconds, but that’s about it. 2.) Wrestlers may SEEM larger than life sometimes, but they’re people, too. They have good days and they have bad days. Plus, they get pounded and slammed for a living, so they might actually be signing your sh*t in a considerable amount of pain and discomfort. I know from experience that it’s harder to be chipper when you can barely walk. 3.) If you’re in line with a thousand or so other dudes, the wrestler ain’t gonna have a lot of time to get into a deep, meaningful conversation with you if he’s simultaneously signing every bit of wrestling memorabilia you’ve ever purchased. It’s gotta be in-and-out which generally leaves me with just enough time to pay them a compliment or say, “Thank you for what you do.” Unless it’s somebody like Lita or Sunny in which case, I generally just flirt. lol That being said, I actually LIKE hearing about people's opinions of wrestlers; particular if it's someone I've also met. Always curious to know if they were equally nice with them as they were with me or vice-versa. Generally-speaking, you can get a pretty good idea of what somebody's like if you've heard seven people who have met him an all seven of them think he's a douchebag. lol

[@JackedUppPsn13]

My cousin waited by John Cena's car in Florida and by the time John got there he was pissed. She asked for an autograph but he said no and got in his car and drove away. I can't blame him, I would want fans waiting by my car for an autograph, I understand it would make their day, but wrestlers travel every day, barely see their families, and are sleep deprived. Example? CM Punk. I met CM Punk and he was very friendly to me, but from other people not so much.

[@tjleblanc15]

Excuse me but what? Did I hear you say "when he dies, it'll be worth 10 dollars more"? Like.... WHAT!? Who says that? You're a fucking terrible person for thinking like that. You're not a good fan. A good fan cares more about the wrestlers as people with lives than they do about collecting shit.

[@darthshaggy316]

Another cool list. The top of my list would be more than likely be Triple H. I may have to do a couple videos like this.

[@havelpavel1870]

So you go to these meet and greets where these guys don't have a lot of time to get to a lot of people, and you get pissy when they don't become your best friend. Yes there are those guys who go the extra mile no matter what but don't expect that of everyone.

[@SFBPDX]

Would you like a sharp or medium cheddar cheese?? I'd suggest a more mellow medium cheese to go with your whine.

[@2Sweeet]

First off, I don't know if it's a Canadian thing, but I've met/got an autograph from Trish and Lita on separate occasions, as well as got a bunch of autographs at a TNA show and never had to pay anything. Call me cheap, but I probably wouldn't go to the session if I had to pay. It seems that in most cases, they just didn't want to be bothered by your questions, at least they signed it, right?

[@KronicShade]

What a coincidence! I think I seen you on a few videos made by pro-wrestlers called "Top 5 Worst Fans I've Met".

[@_burg]

i met rhyno a few years ago hes a pretty good fella talked to him for a good 20 minutes

[@GamerIsMad]

Shelton Benjamin was nice to me. He shook my hand too. He probably just was in a bad mood or was just tired.

[@dandonofrio3687]

One time I was outside of the mohegan sun arena hotel entrance and i was casually talking to two wrestlers one was Darren Young before he was in the ptp and the other was kofi. They were nice guys but then a whole mob of people showed up and they had to leave.

[@NGMonocrom]

I met Jake "The Snake" Roberts many years ago. At the time, it was a great day for me and everyone else there. The adults, the other teens, and the little children. But looking back now, it was very sad. It was an Appearance and autograph signing. At a newly-opened car wash in a poor neighborhood in Queens, NY. Jake seemed a bit out of it. Maybe fighting a hang-over. I don't know. I do know he put real effort to make the event enjoyable for everyone. Including the kids. Yeah, he seemed out of it. But he made the day fun.

[@trevmac8362]

My departed Irish grandmother had a saying about a guy like you "He's as sharp as a beach-ball"

[@RTWintheFleshBaby]

Out of all the wrestlers I've met the nicest ones were Albert (Tensai), Steve Blackman, Sgt Slaughter, Steven Richards, Stone Cold, Goldberg, Undertaker (actually saw him in Iraq he snagged a pinch of chew from my fire team leader) and recently Stevie Ray. Big Show was a dick and so was Bobby Heenan. Heenan was signing photos and tossing them across the table. This was shortly after WCW's demise and he was working a WWF autograph session. Have you had any run ins with these wrestlers?

[@straightedge76]

The only wrestler I've ever met was Scott Steiner after a Nitro I went to in I think 1999, he was honestly pretty cool to me, he asked me how I liked the show and if I wanted an autograph, for it being my only real interaction with a wrestler I'd say he was pretty cool, but hey, a lot can change in 10+ years right? lol

[@twinturbo3461]

you gotta understand that alot of these wrestlers are on steroids, various types of party drugs, pain killers, and they're constantly being approached by fans everywhere and sometimes it gets to be too much for them .. at the end of the day they're still human beings with feelings and emotions and some don't handle life/reality too well.

[@b1r6989c]

Look man, I've met a ton or wrestlers in my life. You have to realize that these guys are real people, and they don't always want to be harassed. I know they got into the business, and should somewhat adhere to the fans. BUT, there is a difference between a handshake, or maybe a modest autograph, and somebody trying to get you to promote their shitty KZbin channel or asking questions that may not be something they want to remember. Something tragic like a major injury. Take my advice fanboy, and just be fortunate that one of your childhood heroes is willing to shake your hand, or even give you the time of day.People are people, no matter how much money they make.

[@tysonmike6919]

what do u do with ur life.

[@RTWintheFleshBaby]

I was stoked to meet the Big Show and he signed my autograph while looking down the whole time and that was that. He must've been having a crappy day. I still have the SmackDown! poster he signed.

[@donovanjd3]

I met Jim Hart in Halifax on an elevator. He was extremely friendly.

[@Jakewwe94]

"Dude you need to change your name!" We started to laugh and I asked for a picture with him and I asked how much and he's like one million dollars haha then hes like its 20 so I went over and he says you better not touch my ass ahah so then he's like, "if your going to take a picture with me you need a mustache!" So he grabs a sharpie and draws one on me then we took a picture, after I was about to leave he says, "Jake you forgot something!" I turn around and he flips me off hahaha

[@johnnyappleseed4386]

When I graduated Infantry School I was flying home thru Hartsfield (Atlanta) Airport. My flight was over booked so I got stranded. I met Animal of the Road Warriors and he offered to let me fly on the wrestlers chartered jet that was stopping in the TriCities AP. STING got pissed off and said he didn't a US soldier on HIS plane. The other wrestlers were VERY cool to me, Animal to him to STFU. I tried to talk to STING, even told him I was a fan of his, but he just walked away in disgust. Some people are just dicks.

[@TheCowboyfromhell92]

i agree with ya on that.

[@dunnyify]

I met Shelton Benjamin he was great to me

[@xantasticful]

Um, didn't you just say that Shelton was on HIS PHONE! Jeez do you not have any respect for when someone is on the phone?

[@rickymcgruder4868]

i feel bad for you. man this is why i do not feel sorry when alot of celebrities do not die. crazy how we idolized these guys and they see us as pieaces of crap. image paying 500 dollars supporting a talent for them to treat us like this.

[@jesussaveswithcoupon]

I had weekly interactions with shelton benjamin, he always had a "you're bothering me" attitude every time we talked.

[@shaunspratt523]

Nice Collection!!

[@jlarsena]

If you met Jake "The Snake" Roberts now that he's sober and recovering, he would be on your top 5 best that you've met, he's a different man since DDP saved him.

[@Parluxgrounds]

No wonder they ignored you, Scott has heat with triple H and who wants to be reminded of their career ending accident

[@WrestleUK1]

Do a vid on your favourite WWE video games of all time.

[@doghead87]

I've had the privilege of meeting all five of these wrestlers and they were very polite and nice to me. Steiner seemed like he was forcing the niceness, but he was still nice. Jake the Snake and Jimmy Hart were awesome. They were down to earth and very humble. I think you're the problem, not them.

[@gounderusbyMichaelTomlins]

I enjoyed hearing your stories...a lot of the wrestlers you list, I have heard, were, in fact, jerks! So you are confirmed! LOL. Also, I am digging seeing your incredible merchandise collection (in the background). I am gonna check the best wrestlers after this. Oh ya - one more thing and I will shut up. I once almost got run over by Ted Debiase's (while he was in his limo!); what's with these guys and running people over?? LOL!

[@HARMARSCH2]

I ordered a signed dvd from Jake Roberts and to this day have never received it. I even sent extra cash to expedite it. I used to like Jake but no anymore

[@owofan194Life]

I've meet Jake and he was the most nicest guy I have ever meet.

[@TheNightwolfpac]

Scott Steiner I just met yesterday at a convention and he is very nice.

[@mattg865]

im with you on WGTT. not a good experience meeting them in Atlanta.

[@sm4falkirk1]

You've given shit reasons for the people on the list. Steiner didnt want to talk about something but he still signed your shit then you paid him for it ... so how is he an ass?

[@CrazyStyles313]

The biggest asshole I ever met was Batista. I met him while he was still in Evolution, He came in about 30 mins late from McDonald's and carrying there cup. He finally sat down, didn't say hi or anything to anybody. He left his sunglasses on, he wouldn't stand up to take pictures and you had to bend down to take a picture with him and wouldn't take his sunglasses off during pictures as well. Also, there was a poor man in a wheel chair and he wouldn't even have anybody help him up or himself to help this man get on the ramp to the stage to meet him.

[@DavidRobertBridgeMusic]

You meet Brutus Beefcake and the first question you ask is about a skydiving accident (para-sailing, by the way) that left his face destroyed and requiring a 100 pieces of metal to put back together? You ask Steiner about some backstage heated shit with HHH and you ask Shelton to sign an action figure whilst he's in his car and on the phone? I think these guys were pretty polite to you considering what you were doing.

[@tim26847]

Guys I've met that were nice guys: Kevin Nash, Greg Valentine, Tommy Dreamer, Rhyno, Jimmy Valiant(who is very unappreciated in the wrestling world), Ricky Morton, Nikolai Volkoff.

[@bobmetz7306]

Why are so many of you people all over this guy? It's his video. If you don't like it, don't watch. No need to get nasty hiding behind a computer screen. For $20, the wrestlers should have thanked him and offered him a beverage.

[@BEWBackyardWrestling]

I Did Meet Jimmy Hart He Was Cool And Funny Me And Him Got To Talk And Stuff Like That

[@logd27]

Cool vids man, keep it up! Don't listen to all these assclowns. All these people saying shit can't help but talk about it.

[@shinobi5009]

I've meet a few wrestlers throughout the years. The nicest guy definitely has to be Kurt Angle from a TNA house show in 2011. He had a big smile on his face and was incredibly friendly. The biggest prick was Bobby Roode, (at the same house show). Dude didn't even make eye contact with anybody...just signed whatever you gave him and he gave it right back.

[@THECLARENCES]

How is Brutus bad? He signed your item and answered your questions. He wanted to make sure what he will be promoting before he says anything on film. Nothing wrong with that. You gotta remember that there is alot of gossip on the web, so, they need to be careful.

[@HogansDisciple]

jimmy hart was awesome when i met him

[@RichieMyers12]

Biggest mark I've ever seen.

[@jayc3472]

I met Jake Roberts at comic-con 2012 in providence R.I. He was such a great guy. He see's my wife and say's how are you doing darling? My wife is handicap and she's in a scooter. So she say's I'm fine it's just hard to maneuver with all these people. Jake gets up from his booth get's in front of her and he starts moving the crowd saying move it, move it lol we come back around so we could see Jake and he gives her a signed glossy for free. He asks if we would like to buy his best of dvd for $20 but we were out of cash. So my wife say's would you take a check? He say's sure but his agent or his wife get's upset over this and so I remember there is an ATM and so I give him the cash and he signed that too. sorry for the long post but he was so nice to us and it's something we'll never forget.

[@bradjames11]

Ye

[@decicco70]

I'm shocked about Shelton because he was nice to me when I met him and I spoke to him for a decent amount of time.

[@WWE38NRF]

2 years ago I paied10 euros for a Scott Steiner autograph