10 More Times WWE Wrestlers Saved Their Opponent From Injury or Death

[@christianpalmer7234]

Undertaker moving the chair is still one of the smoothest underrated saves ever. Because he’s the goat and makes it look effortless.

[@ahnaf9433]

@@ehsan_b9967 what? ‘goat’ means ‘Greatest of All Time’ in this context

[@ghossk1767]

I wonder if this works, how many subs can I get from this comment Currently 69

[@pepito69]

You're smooth and underrated

[@christianpalmer7234]

@@pepito69 🤩🤩

[@Itsssadaaam]

@@ghossk1767 i never do that but i’ll give u one

[@jasonvoorheesthethird]

Chris Jericho saved so many guys, he's not considered to be the GOAT for nothing, he's amazing at everything he does...he truly deserves that title imo

[@elgoat3038]

Thanks. Appreciate it

[@j.nich55]

Not over Bret Hart....but Jericho is up there.

[@madmattgaming3951]

@@j.nich55 Bret is only considered the goat at in-ring work, he was shite at promos, he didn't like to talk. There's no way you can consider a man that couldn't do it all, the GOAT. Bret's great, but he's not GOAT status.

[@SilverDust90]

Hes still pretty shitty for doing a fozzy concert during covid and helped a spike In numbers in the midwest

[@CognitiveChaosCreations]

@@SilverDust90 oh bullshit... So you think jericho boosted covid but the hundreds of thousands protesting & rioting if not millions, without vaccines & no masks, never caused a single issue... Or Sweden never shut down...and never had any issues... Perhaps, don't trust every thing the news says because they can legally lie according to the supreme court!

[@glaciersmash4118]

That Undertaker/Test one is massively impressive... Idc how strong Taker is, having 300 lbs added to your upper body and having to regain your balance to save both of you is unbelievable

[@leilaomary3574]

He is the coolest guy ever.

[@Prossdog]

I feel like Taker’s balance and control for his size is his most incredible physical asset. I mean the dude is 6’10” and regularly walked on the top rope

[@camboobass]

Had a lot of trust in those ropes lol

[@Wrath6909]

They could have gone backwards on the rope and it could have been deadly

[@eotubas-nr8hs]

Jesus is coming back.

[@lewisblackwiththenicehair]

Corbin catching Ziggler and turning it into a Deep 6 is actually the most impressive feat of strength I've seen in wrestling in years

[@theghostofthomasjenkins9643]

it's also an incredibly smooth transition from the botch.

[@lewisblackwiththenicehair]

@N you make a point, it seems I've done a good impression of WWE creative and forgotten about Cesaro

[@ehsan_b9967]

@@lewisblackwiththenicehair no difference in wildness

[@salil7174]

@@ehsan_b9967 you know the difference between a human and a demon? Demons spread hatred. And hate so deeply. We will pray for you to become human again. 👍

[@ehsan_b9967]

@@salil7174 IMAO .You we pray for us ???😂 OK

[@andygibbs734]

So this is why Corbin keeps getting lots of screen time. He’s safe and easy to work with. Trustworthy and dependable.

[@xerowon3490]

To me Corbin is almost perfect for the modern age, I can't stand him...wo he's a great heel which is rare, hes incredibly safe, which is also rare, fantastic mic skills not rare ve he stands out so despite me not liking him at all I cannot deny his talent and I definitely don't wanna see him go

[@PSkyukido]

Hate Baron Corbin, the character. But damn that man can wrestle. And by all accounts(not to mention that sweet transition save), he's one of the best to work with. Plus word is he's a solid guy out of character. All of which just makes my first point a major point in his favor.

[@662chillin]

@@xerowon3490 Yeah this pretty much sums up how I feel about him He had go away heat for a while but you will never hear me say he cant wrestle. I wouldnt mind seeing him with the main title one time with a good storyline

[@robbritt2069]

The fact that Corbin is a POS in real life and in character overrides whatever "ability" all of you claim he has. His go away heat is 100% earned and should increase till McMaggot realizes the cretin is a liability. F "safety"...go play tiddlywinks.

[@MidnightShayd]

@@robbritt2069 are you okay dude? do you want someone to talk to?

[@aidenkz]

Imagine the guy who used to throw people into coffins being one of the safest guys to wrestle lol Mad love for all those pro wrestlers out there

[@eotubas-nr8hs]

Jesus is coming back.

[@StephenCurry-ff4zc]

And this is why I hate when people call WWE fake. Movies are fake, you still enjoy them. These people are literally acting, doing stunts and putting themselves on the line on live television, all at once. That is not easy, that's literally talent and entertaining

[@isaaceugene8570]

Yeah I know it's scripted but still enjoy good fights cuz it's kinda becoming boring nw

[@demontorch]

The stories and stuff are scripted but the physicality is real

[@apraew20]

👍

[@KabutoRyu]

Being a professional wrestling like wwe is not easy, but we're love it

[@Addy-sc6iw]

Yeah you gotta believe it cause Stephen curry himself is saying it 😂

[@datboiderrty]

Aj oversold the spear on purpose, it causes an injury but Aj wanted to make edge look like a beast on his return. Aj still the GOAT

[@rdtbrik1161]

Didn't the camera man miss that spear?

[@TheViper-yv6yp]

Only Aj can injure Aj lol :)

[@smackdownfan7344]

@@rdtbrik1161 no it was on camera

[@rybohh]

@@rdtbrik1161 you thinking of the first spear he hit on dolph

[@The__Leo]

If AJ was the GOAT he wouldn’t have taken the spear at all lmao

[@greedyanimal3148]

In short: If Mick Foley tells you not to do something; DONT DO IT!

[@chuckobucko2896]

Facts

[@themightythundersploosh7493]

I mean seriously Foley managed to survive every crazy stunt he pulled, take it from him.

[@ExoticPain96]

@@themightythundersploosh7493 He , jeff and Shane are something else when it comes to such things

[@BlueGillage]

Thats the pot calling the kettle black.

[@greedyanimal3148]

@@BlueGillage Agreed

[@pietrodicello6731]

If Mick Foley tells you to stop using a move...you *stop*

[@joshbrowning1047]

Literally

[@justL1nc]

That is actual facts

[@dominikdalton9667]

Exactly

[@ImaCreamMyCorn]

Hasn’t he nearly gotten killed by many moves

[@yvngjay3925]

@@ImaCreamMyCorn All the more reason to listen he knows what's dangerous

[@Nobody-rz9ou]

Becky: “rolls kairo under the ring” Wwe Medic team thats hiding there: *finally some fu*king injury*

[@BuddinGHP]

*Helth*

[@BuddinGHP]

Wait, imagine if the ring collapse.

[@madmattgaming3951]

@@BuddinGHP Only time that's happened were in planned spots, rings don't just collapse from nothing.

[@BuddinGHP]

@@madmattgaming3951 Ah, I see.

[@nonsomadueke1728]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@looneyflight]

Undertaker: One of the safest. Also Undertaker: Throws Mick Foley off 16ft cage

[@SoerenMagMoehren]

and now you understand, why the Undertaker did this crazy match and not anybody else... cause he was safe enough to perform this madness of a match.

[@Pro_Butcher_Amateur_Human]

No-one but Mick Foley was mad enough to do that spot. Especially landing on an announcing table. When Rikishi did it he landed on a flatbed truck with padding and hay in the trailer. And Undertaker is one of the very few wrestlers, and probably the only one working at the time, who could have done it - not safely, I don't think that was ever on the cards, but as safe as possible.

[@YOUTUBE_CENSORS_TRUTH]

Safely

[@Funny12126]

He did these kind of task without any harm did you get it?

[@CdFMasterVideo]

And yet Foley is still there to give advice to Sasha Banks. I think you could take basically any other pair of guys in the world and have one throw the other off a 16ft cage, and you would end up with one guy and a dead body.

[@NightmareUnleashed93]

Sasha bout to break her neck Asuka: quick gotta kick her in the head 😂😂😂😂

[@jourdan7222]

I know right!? How the hell is that saving someone? 🤣

[@xAssassin24]

jourdan aragon n somehow it worked lol Edit: nvm it looked like she missed tho 🤔

[@Knyght100]

Yeah her leg didn't make any contact at all, so Banks just luckily tucked quick enough to save herself.

[@VulgarMessiah]

The kick was definitely the planned spot and Sasha got lucky. There was no intentional act to save Sasha, it just thankfully worked out for her.

[@daleharris3809]

@@VulgarMessiah Yeah that's what I thought too. If Asuka really thought Sasha was in trouble she would have tried to catch her or something and abort the spot.

[@tamzidmohsinkhan3333]

Chris Jericho is indeed the G O A T He saved many wrestlers even more than Diamond Dallas Page

[@diyardiko7411]

No

[@usmanazhar9170]

@@diyardiko7411 Yes

[@jonathandominguez5227]

Jericho saves them in the ring DDP saves em outside

[@Monkeys-10]

Jericho has nothing of the GOAT. Whether it is in ring or his promos. Actually he is one of the most overrated performers ever. But he does have character, standing up for what he believes in even if it means getting in the face of big men like Lesnar or Goldberg. He is also one of the safest to work with and a "General" in the ring. So, props to him for that.

[@usmanazhar9170]

@@Monkeys-10 What are you talking about?? Jericho was one of the few wrestlers who could go toe to toe with The Rock on the microphone. In terms of wrestling, he has learned many styles of wrestling. He wrestled all around the world before joining wwe. Right now, he has gotten sloppy because of his old age. But still, A almost 50 year old Jericho can still perform the Lionsault is mind blowing.

[@Rohitgavai46]

As a kid I admired them for their power. When I grew up , i admire them for their kindness! Either way it's hustle , loyalty and respect!

[@shyam.784]

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[@BlueGillage]

🤮. Tell me, you did not, just, say that.

[@Rohitgavai46]

@@BlueGillage haha. I did mate

[@ramialejel]

Baron Corbin is definitely one of the safest, most reliable workers in the company ! Wether you like him or hate you can't deny that 🤷‍♂️

[@scottkendrix6231]

I've had the pleasure, yes the correct term, of meeting Corban in person. Not only is he one of the safest, he's also one of the nicest and most humble behind the scenes. He's truly a good human being off camera. People only hate him because he does such a damned good job playing the heel role.

[@RealMexFoodShouldntGiveUDrrhea]

He seems so humble and chill off screen.

[@ramialejel]

@@scottkendrix6231 That's awesome man !

[@Joe-bo2fv]

@Skunk Ape exactly, the problem with jericho being a heel is that it's jericho, no matter what he does, you'll love it

[@muhammadyacoub4579]

Same with Edge, Orton and Heyman!

[@macattack14778]

That Sid clip of breaking his leg is brutal

[@s.i_xo]

Mac Attack I Gagged After Seeing That...

[@robertpadua6096]

Horrific

[@JamesSerapio]

God... Was not expecting that clip in here without a warning. I hate that clip.

[@barabusband]

Really wish that clips never used again.

[@keshavbhargavbakshi]

@@JamesSerapio same

[@brentvalente]

Corbin is insanely strong to take a spear tackle and flip the guy around like that. The quick thinking and strength is unreal

[@BlueGillage]

Hes under rated and over hated. All hail King Corbin.

[@knives5964]

​@@BlueGillageIn character he's annoying, irl he's a real standup guy, the dude has range.

[@eotubas-nr8hs]

Jesus is coming back.

[@brentvalente]

@@eotubas-nr8hs yes he is

[@olliebailey481]

There is two things I discovered from this video. 1 never trust dolph ziggler to do anything and 2 Chris Jericho and the undertaker may aswell have been hospital staff.

[@nonabyte]

Ziggler is actually one of the safest, most professional workers in the WWE. Sometimes slip ups happen, and in the Barrett situation, it was 100% Big Show's fault.

[@vimesy1]

Ziggler is a great worker. Slips happen and Big Show doesn't know his own strength

[@insignificantaftermathPROJECTS]

Ziggler was in ONE slip here. The other was Big Shows fault. Ziggler has had like 10 thousand matches.

[@TheBrianLemon]

I think you mean "local medical facility staff"

[@levisamom5069]

With zigglers bumping style, slip ups r bound to happen...that doesn't take away from the fact that he's a pretty safe worker

[@Awolraven2]

That Rollins steel cage clip at the beginning is terrifying. There's a steel spike about to impale him.

[@felixdiablo9136]

yeah is was waiting for someone to talk about that . i mean let's face it all of injuries well ti be accurate the most of them can be treated i know there are fatal injuries but my god .. imagine if that happened to rollins he would be dead at that moment

[@lurk781]

Right? Imagine if that would've happened.. good god we would've had another over the edge.

[@MetalHeadJagger]

A Owen hart situation right there

[@doubleddbeat3418]

@@MetalHeadJagger i was watching Over the edge 1999. Saved my money and ended watched someone died. It was weird I was 13 at the time

[@Flugs0]

it looks like they stopped it for a second until he got out of the way though, so he probably never was in any real danger

[@crownedgambit]

I love how these wrestlers really care about each other. And have each others back ... LIKE FAMILY

[@PkmnMstr10]

Ehhhh, not all of them get along.

[@gershomtan5879]

Dom wants to know your location.

[@juanchooh9965]

Becky : Protects kairi NiaJax: Im gonna end this woman whole career

[@KevinWilliams-dl1gx]

Nia Jax: doesn’t Bayley no I am

[@chinmoydas764]

this video proves Sasha is a idiot....... first she ended Paige career by a bad move and then was going to injure herself from that stupid thing she did...... She is just overrated

[@dekaritheprofessor2631]

Becky and Jericho are true stars

[@playboi182]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@Joe-bo2fv]

@Skunk Ape and she'd be a lot thinner if it's only after good matches, asuka and the other good women's wrestlers can't even carry her to make the matches decent

[@villain5873]

It’s nice to hear positive stories instead of all the backstabbing.

[@insanity2210]

This is ironic because right above this comment is someone talking about Seth Rollins almost getting stabbed in the back by the steel cage

[@beibkk0]

@@insanity2210 not anymore, it's about a diva stopping another one from breaking her neck with a kick.

[@awa4513]

Hi dudes

[@KKLooms]

It’s heartbreaking that Paige saved AJ Lee’s career by being safe yet her career was ended by recklessness

[@kevvynolan8753]

Love Paige❤❤

[@sarov7658]

What happened to Paige wel aside from the sex scandall

[@axelpindragon]

​@Saro v in 2016 paige suffered a neck injury from a kick from sasha banks in a tag team match if I remember correctly

[@VicInCommentSection]

@@sarov7658 She is a full-time wrestler under her real first time of Saraya in the promotion AEW. She returned from injury and joined AEW in September 2022.

[@marinathemermaid8075]

​​@@VicInCommentSectionSaraya even told in the interview that when she healed and signed with AEW Sasha was the first one she texted about it because of Sasha's feeling of guilt

[@Troll_troll_troll]

What I learned from this video? Everyone saves Dolph Ziggler

[@ayatelmorshdy2326]

And Sasha banks

[@robbritt2069]

Dolph should've been out of the business years ago. He is a 1-trick pony and that trick played out years ago.

[@megblx9332]

@@robbritt2069 speaking of one trick ponies, how your mother?

[@vktrinity3526]

But He Sold to moves Very Smoothly 🎉❤️

[@pleasedont7439]

@@robbritt2069 "he is a 1-trick pony", Zigglers a decent heel that sells hella good. I bet you're like "Go! Dominic, you're doing good!", "Goldberg is a good wrestler" but hates Ziggler.

[@marleysotomayor8257]

It’s really amazing to see how professional these athletes are. We see them feud, but at the end of the day they understand they’re colleagues and they protect each other. Standing ovation to them. 👏🏽

[@steven3517]

Exactly!.

[@DepthFromAbove]

The feuds aren’t real…

[@NazriB]

Lies again? Polite Home Delivery

[@cdawg9895]

Very well said

[@girrafykindant1980]

@@steven3517 hdghdgdygf r?..👮‍♂️👮‍♂️udju

[@christopherbrown4948]

Love seeing things like this just goes to show how close and how caring they can be, it's always touching to seeing athletes looking after opponents

[@jaygonzalez8575]

That’s why Chris Jericho is a legend!! He’s always saving someone

[@Dudewhostartsargumentsandloses]

He took "save us" personally

[@walterjohnson1740]

That is not why he's a legend lol

[@NATURALGAMING]

@@Dudewhostartsargumentsandloses 😂

[@A10ghostrider]

Then he calls them a stupid idot LOL

[@rueservin]

Liontamer

[@nusratali8337]

Under taker moving the steal chair with his legs to save big show was the best thing I can possibly watch

[@carrot4019]

4:19 I am about to continue this man's whole carrier

[@waqtseagge3239]

Everybody silently respects these professionals more after this video. So what if it's rehearsed or choreographed, the falls, jumps and breaks are real, very real.

[@weltonvillegal6258]

Just read up on Droz......

[@kh.6534]

Exactly. We are paying to see the stunts.

[@b9179]

They put their bodies and lives on the line during every match especially since a lot of the moves they do can also result in death if something goes seriously wrong luckily they always try to not make sure they are safe but that the other wrestlers are safe as well

[@BlueGillage]

Rehearsed? Stunts? WHAT?

[@Loe_Jist]

Ric Flair says the single biggest misconception about pro wrestling is that it's fake. People don't realize how dangerous and physically devastating it can be. One slightly miscalculated move and you're crippled or dead.

[@duncan4260]

Asuka and Becky deserve so much respect for keeping the TLC match working, improvising a different finish and keeping kairi safe. Asuka and Kairi where constantly calling to each other in japanese to plan and keep her safe, and Becky was awesome too. Asuka and Becky's sheer combined skill at being ring generals showed why becky deserved the Raw Title and why asuka deserves it now

[@gregoryfuller9736]

I don’t get way both Becky and Asuka noticed kairi injuries but Charlotte didn’t they all went to performance center I would think they would be a class on how to smart injuries

[@duncan4260]

Charlotte's a decent worker. But shes hardly a ring general, lacks the skills to improvise and adapt on the fly like the Becky, Asuka, bayley etc.

[@gregoryfuller9736]

The pc should teach wrestlers more about concusses and how to spot if their opponent is concusses because it make me question what they actually learn in the pc because both Asuka and Becky got hurt really bad on the indies before signing with wwe so I got the feeling they didn’t learn how to tell their opponent is concusses from the pc which Charlotte is home grown talent.

[@duncan4260]

Yeah, the folks with experience outside the WWE seem way better at calling things on the fly and working around issues etc.

[@marcpower4167]

I lost so much respect for Charlotte after that match, Kairi botches selling a spear clearly because she's concussed, what does Charlotte do? slaps her and powerbombs her through a table despite the fact that Kairi was sandbagging her and clearly trying to signal her not to. So unprofessional.

[@Houd_Vast]

Haven't watched wrestling since I was a kid some 2 decades ago, and now have a new found respect for these performers. Not everyone can do this work, and do it safely, while providing proper entertainment. Good stuff.

[@MytownZipcode]

Me too, from this perspective I can appreciate them

[@Jeudaos]

Are we going to ignore the amount of sheer strength it would take for a guy as tall as Taker to not only stay standing. But keep ahold of, and HOLD UP an opponent nearly his same size. Taker being able to do that mid move, even with him balancing against the ropes. That would take SO MUCH strength to hold both of you up.

[@duogemstone]

Makes you realize how scary undertaker would've been if mma would've been big in the late 70 and 80s. (He has said before that if it had been a thing back when he started thats what he would've went for rather than wrestling)

[@SeraphSeph]

@MEMEUS what do you mean? Undertaker is the best pure strikers in sports entertainment.

[@stevenkratos3207]

Well we all already know undertaker was freakishly strong even for the size he was he way exceeded even the normal expectations of someone his size it's just obvious enough that people don't really talk about it lol he's even still pretty strong

[@cliffordthebigreddawg8088]

@Not sorry if my comments toxic MMA ain't for punching only bro. That's boxing. MMA is way more than just punching.

[@arizen8960]

@Salim rahkdul he could still wrestle tho, just with extra punches and kicking

[@AzureRoxe]

Becky Lynch immediately tries to protect Kairi Sane, while Charlotte strangely continues to focus on her even when it's clear she's hurt and she's actively trying to get her to realize it.

[@parlowderick]

Yeah, that was the match where my respect for Becky went way up and my respect for Charlotte really took a nose dive. It looked to me that Charlotte thought Kairi sandbagged her for not selling her spear like she wanted and instead of checking to make sure she was okay, she just slapped her face and then powerbombed her through a table .Very reckless and unprofessional from someone that goes around calling herself the Queen. Kudos for Becky and Asuka for realizing something was wrong with Kairi and protecting her.

[@kevinnorwood8782]

@@parlowderick My respect for Charlotte had already taken a major nose dive when she tried to murder Ronda Rousey at Survivor Series 2018, but what she did to Kairi Sane straight up KILLED any and all respect I had for her, PERIOD.

[@EphPhaThaINC]

Yeah,mi agree in that you have actually two people on the main roster that are sloppy and unsafe in the ring. One being the obvious which is Nia Jax, and the one that doesn’t get punished and quietly acknowledged and should be held more accountable is Charlotte. Thank god that for every Nia and/or a Charlotte there is a Becky or an Asuka or a Bazler that more than recognizes and knows how to be safe or look out for their fellow wrestlers. And you would think with someone like Shana’s mma background that would be sloppy or have trouble making the transition into wrestling and she has more than learned to be safe probably better than anyone working in the wwe right now.

[@parlowderick]

@@EphPhaThaINC Your right about Nia Jax. I think almost everyone realizes that she has been too sloppy and unsafe in the ring for a long time. If she wasn't the Rock's cousin she probably would have never been on a tv match in the first place, much less pushed. I don't think she ever intentionally hurt someone in the ring on purpose, but she is a sloppy and careless performer ,so she should hold herself responsible even if Vince doesn't. Charlotte is a different case. She is normally a very good performer in the ring.However that TLC match showed a different side of her. Not sure if the concussion was anyone's fault, but her actions after Kairi was concussed were selfish (also it should be noted that the referee and especially the ones in back are even more to blame and should have taken some kind of action, because anyone watching the match knew something was bad wrong with Kairi Sane ). Even after the match when she was asked in an interview she avoided taking any responsibility saying it was unfortunate and that she was worried about how to get a good match for the fans .

[@Vyond-v4g]

Patrick Shutt they had to train more differently then the others because they already knew how to throw an punch. All they needed to learn was where your body needs to be at the right time which is an continuous process till this day!

[@carljohnson7131]

Asuka's kick seemed like a coincidence but at the end of the day it saved a life so...well done

[@datacipher]

Yeah that was a ridiculous stretch. It didn’t make real contact, which is probably good. I don’t think it was a kick, she was leaning back preparing for the impact of catching he dive… so her leg swung up. Her leg was already coming up before anyone could even tell the dive was coming up way short… if anything give her credit for perhaps backing away enough so that she didn’t make contact and it didn’t become a kick to the face… which still wouldn’t really cushion the dive… it would just add to the damage lol.

[@lostskull7467]

I really thought the spot was planned as a kick to counter the dive, specially since it didn't even touch her

[@trash8394]

Great to see that even with what wrestlers do they still have a heart to help there opponents

[@legitcrimzon3712]

I know this might same a little excessive but, ITS THEIR I HATE WHEN PEOPLE DO THE WRONG THEIR TJERE AND THEYRE thanks for coming to my ted talk

[@RedCyanPhotos]

Legit Crimzon Says you who still can’t spell! Try: the original should’ve been their!

[@legitcrimzon3712]

@@RedCyanPhotos *loads glock with malicious intent* hmmmm (joke mi6 plz I pay my taxes)

[@scottkendrix6231]

@@legitcrimzon3712 When you try to criticize someone else, but don't even correct your own, more obvious, folly. Who's the real clown?

[@legitcrimzon3712]

@@scottkendrix6231 @Scott Kendrix Scott it was just a joke surely you would of noticed as soon as I said "thanks for coming to my ted talk"

[@NillyNilly546]

God I hate seeing that Sid clip, it makes me cringe so badly.

[@dragoncat2734]

I can't even watch that clip without going "NOPENOPENOPENOPENOPE" and peeking through my fingers.

[@davidbermudez7704]

Bro when I seen that the first on WCW Nitro I was shocked and felt so bad for Sid

[@mwo79]

That Nitro replayed that too many times.

[@youngstermark7711]

*MY LEG*

[@NillyNilly546]

@@youngstermark7711 kzbin.info/www/bejne/n5zQg3mZit6Zg80

[@Sammm1473]

I love how the presumed dark and evil characters of the wwe are so obviously the most heartfelt and caring athletes in the business. They understand and take on the role of being the big guy and making sure everyone safe

[@q12beatzinc41]

Let’s be honest , isn’t ironic seeing mick foley concerned of someone’s safety?

[@hjalmarjohnson5846]

It should make the message all the more clear, if anything.

[@ericsmusic5927]

That is far from ironic 😂

[@craigdavidlahey1253]

@@ericsmusic5927 yuh, Foley doesn't mind if he dies, as long as he saved someone doing it, it's just the type of guy he is.

[@luketfer]

Yeah the fact that advice is coming from Foley just means you probably should listen to it. If the dude who is famous for hardcore matches is like "probably shouldn't do that move, it isn't safe" it's clear he knows what he's talking about.

[@theevilascotcompany9255]

The shoemaker's children go barefoot.

[@tamzidmohsinkhan3333]

Shayna Baszler is indeed a safe worker unlike Nia Jax who always injured multiple female wrestlers for no reason

[@MrGdai101]

And now theyre a team lol

[@senoka4638]

@@MrGdai101 Maybe it's so Shayna can keep an eye on her. Keep her from hurting anybody else lol.

[@doomyoda7298]

You do realize Charlotte wasn't injured, right? Smh.

[@alanbinuraj]

@@doomyoda7298 i know that

[@tinheart2853]

@@MrGdai101 that's because with Shayna near her, there is a chance she won't send another wrestler to the hospital

[@Annie99IM]

This made me miss AJ and Paige together, they were so entertaining specially when they were against the Bella twins

[@andrewmelville1712]

That whole thing with Kairi/Charlotte during this match showed how polar opposite Charlotte and Becky are, as friendly as they may be. Charlotte slapped Kairi (for real) in frustration because she didn't know Kairi was concussed and botched a spot as a result. Most viewers could tell she wasn't right - Becky noticed it and improvised. Charlotte caught a lot of heat from fans after the match.

[@TheMatRat103]

I was at that event and didn’t realize she was concussed until reading about it after the fact. There was a spot where Asuka and Kairi threw a bunch of chairs in to the ring, and half of Kairi’s didn’t make it over the ropes. She heard it from the crowd but it makes way more sense now.

[@dasik7617]

This shows that inring skills in not about doing moonsault.

[@662chillin]

@@dasik7617 Thank you. And she misses it half the time

[@dasik7617]

@@662chillin True

[@shahrukhkhan-qu7bq]

@@dasik7617 stay mad

[@EthanGold420]

Seth almost getting stabbed in the back with the hell in a cell post tho

[@sierranugent1322]

that's on the other list they mentioned near the beginning of the video

[@derekazyan9942]

Almost another Owen Hart

[@posteveryside-beatsnews]

I remember watching that live. Honestly I thought that was gonna end horrificly. The people lowering the cage saved his life by stopping it

[@Sanamxnm]

Imagine if he was stabbed oh god!

[@faketoddhoward7280]

Oh my god i can't imagine the horrors in the crowd if he would get stabbed

[@darkalman]

Taker moving that chair out of the way so casually is peak professionalism on his part. Even laying on the ground his very aware of where the props and the other stars are, moves the chair, and maintains kayfabe the entire time

[@miguelrivera7294]

Undertaker really learned from the mistake in WCW a few years back of Kevin Nash not being able to lift the Big Show for a Powerbomb, resulting in the Big Show landing on his neck.

[@marcell8542]

yes,it was at "Souled Out" 1998.

[@bjpalm1994]

Ohhhh, I remember that. Nash literally just dropped him.

[@mistermann3225]

I remember that. Nash said it was the Big Show's (then the Giant) fault because he was too fat....lol

[@actionjackson442]

It was a staged injury

[@MichaelGonzalez-hd7kk]

@@actionjackson442 not staged. It looked bad but Paul was fine. They just decided to turn it into an angle the next night on Nitro by putting the Giant in a neck brace and then doing the stupid "ban the Jacknife powerbomb" angle.

[@NoName-gm3bv]

I feel bad for Barrett he just went to save Dolph he even saved him But he instead got injured

[@franciscofigueroa9459]

And he never left the mkdy card

[@HamzaSajid123]

"I won.... but at what cost?"

[@thelonewolf70x7]

The fault was all on The Big Show on this one

[@RaxusXeronos]

I feel the Asuka vs Sasha kick was a happy incident. Not sure there was enough time for her to realize Sasha was in trouble. I think the kick was already planned but just happened to save Sasha from injury in the situation.

[@n4l734]

That undertaker chair slide was super smooth!!!

[@DJDoubleCee]

I wouldn’t be surprised if Sid retired from wrestling after literally snapping his leg in half.

[@RedCyanPhotos]

Yes he did, it was complications from that exact leg break that caused him to retire!

[@mikecabral2420]

I think he meant it immediately after breaking it not a few years later.

[@savagetabby4931]

Crazy enough..Years later, on in the indie circuit, he made a come back. Dont know for how long though...

[@abedeenimam1787]

He also did a movie with Kurt Angle

[@macdaddy5626]

He wrestled Heath Slater on the 25th of june 2012 on Raw

[@MuppetMan246]

I remember that Becky/Charlotte vs Asuka/Kairi match and seeing Charlotte constantly going after Kairi after that bad fall and Kairi not wanting to take the hits from Charlotte. I noticed Becky shove her under the ring after being attacked by Charlotte once again, it's clear she noticed Kairi struggling with Charlotte and saved her from any more pursuits.

[@surgeonsergio6839]

1:50 The sync is unreal! 😲

[@DYLANB29090]

What sync

[@matthewmeller9957]

I wondered if anyone else had picked that up

[@surgeonsergio6839]

@@DYLANB29090 Randy Orton and the narrator of the video both said "of all times."

[@denjerdaii420]

We got rko'ed

[@mikeyjohns2644]

I just wanna say how amazing these athletes are for their great skillsets they’ve learned. One you can’t learn, is being selfless. That one is something we could all learn from these guys and girls in all the wrestling business. You have provided a safe entertainment that goes unnoticed more than it does noticed. Thank you

[@Captain_Prabakaran]

02:30 the effortless work of undertaker is the masterpiece of the video

[@andrewvanstonemusic]

Love how in the first one Randy was clearly just saving himself 😂

[@walsh9080]

Do you blame him? Mahal was oblivious. Orton still saved them both.

[@robbritt2069]

That's all Orton care about. Himself. Total POS.

[@wastedimperium777]

@@robbritt2069 He literally saved a referee from getting his face burned off a few weeks ago but okay.

[@당신자신사랑-o7j]

So glad u actually have video footage instead of just images.

[@Ahluk1]

Damn, props to Shayna for realizing what could have happened. She is such a safe worker, but fans don't realize it yet.

[@daniwuzhere4208]

This is why they are professional wrestler. They got each others back

[@kivss7793]

I like how all of theses are rivals saving each other just goes to show how they respect one another

[@662chillin]

At the end of the day, it's about ensuring everyone goes home safe. There is plenty of petty s**t that happens in wrestling that we know but most are pros and look out for their fellow wrestler

[@BelowTheGold]

As a kid i had no clue all this stuff went on during matches. I think as a kid i would prefer it that way but as an adult its cool to see how these people are really looking out for each other during matches. It looks like an extremely tough way to make a living so full respect to all these guys for that.

[@mitchelldaly4161]

Shayna is honestly so underrated. If she’s booked right she could be one of the absolute best of this generation.

[@662chillin]

Like Corbin, she just gets caught in bad storylines but if you booked her exactly like was done in NXT, she would be an absolutely menacing champ

[@megaedge2762]

Her debut to the main roster was perfect. Beating 2 of the four horsewoman in the same match, tying the record of eliminations in a woman’s royal rumble of 8 in 2 minutes, and eliminating every single woman in the elimination chamber match. Them after losing to Becky lynch at wrestlemania, it was all downhill from there.

[@benwilliams787]

3:05 AJ: my shoulder is dislocated Edge: okay I’ll just toss you out of the ring

[@Risnox]

2:13 Orton saved himself what a legend

[@jamiemiles8476]

You left out how Charlotte power bombed a clearly concussed Kairi Sane, for not selling our spear, through a table!

[@maxarcher21]

I remember watching the Match anda thinking "something Bad happen" cause You can see Kairi clearly on Bad shape and she don't want take that powerbomb, almost begin Charlotte not to do it

[@JTheWolfFandubs616]

Chris Jericho is a Decent and Honorable Man ★★★★★

[@mohammedalshami1537]

Add Extra ⭐

[@austinpapson420]

He punched a girl in the face

[@JTheWolfFandubs616]

@@mohammedalshami1537 check √

[@carlsjunior2343]

@@austinpapson420 no he didn't she lied the video of it doesn't show him move his hands at all

[@ryannazir7000]

Y2J is surely the one of the GOATS

[@DKluvTALZY]

The ziggler/corbin one was pretty insane. To be able to catch him like that takes insane strength. Then the trust and chemistry between them both for him to perform the cover up body slam. Idc how well I know someone I wouldn't want them spinning me around etc thats gotta take some serious friendship

[@gogogadgetrectalpunch]

The last one should’ve been titled “Becky protects Kairi Sane from Charlotte”

[@albertcarr9485]

Despite a storyline or them being opponents it’s good to see that they keep each safe when possible when mistakes happen . Love seeing good sportsmanship & professionalism . You should definitely make a part 3 !!

[@QperG]

That Corbin catch was pretty impressive. Like he auto corrected. Very athletic. Maybe I've been too critical of him

[@randymanmaximus8419]

Sid had the most memorable heel turn ever!

[@spawn86gamefreak]

Tell me

[@ateaatea6882]

Oooooff

[@wreckguite6739]

hilarious and sad at the same time 😆😆😔😔

[@alpac188]

oof

[@dilldell4722]

I know it's a little late but good joke sir.

[@Stoic_Metalhead]

Mad respect to every single wrestler on this video for looking out for each other. Yeah, wrestling is staged, but there's no doubt you gotta be witty as hell to make sure no one gets seriously injured

[@howitzersupercell240]

I love this list. Breaking a bit of character for the sake of other's safety while trying to make it look like a part of the normal match. They truly deserves our respect 👍

[@elchamber]

06:32 Shayna was also an EMT(Emergency Medical Technician).

[@scottkendrix6231]

I love clips like these. They show that even the biggest asshole heels in the business, such as Corban and Barret, care about those they work with and will go out of their ways to protect their opponents from injury, even risking injury to themselves.

[@underlinedi]

Did you know that being an asshole heel is a work?

[@scottkendrix6231]

I'm well aware of that, yes. That doesn't mean I can't enjoy clips of them stepping out of character and breaking kayfabe.

[@emanuelepetrino7482]

It was strangely heartwarming to see these giants meat heads of men look out for each other’s safety. It’s funny how we forget how so many of these guys, despite their hard as nails personas in the ring, are actually really good dudes who don’t want anyone to get hurt.

[@kristianpomida8259]

Unless that person is hardcore holly

[@Sweetzerlandia]

That sneaky chair scoot from the Undertaker cracked me up in both videos. So slick lol

[@Real_AnimA]

Don't mind me, just casually strolling through the comments looking for people talking about the sid clip.

[@antidustful]

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[@untappedpotenial9192]

Undertaker moving that chair is one of the coolest things I've ever seen

[@TyTrell08]

Thank goodness for these nice wrestlers saving people from injury or death. It truly shows that they have a heart and they’re doing this from things that could happen at anytime Edit: Damn, 0:15 was so brutal

[@Cain__]

AJ oversold that spear like a veteran at the perfect time unfortunately it costed him

[@seanbush5056]

Credit to Wade Barrett, dude took a helluva painful injury to save his fellow wrestler. Can't get more admirable than that.

[@VOAN]

Undertaker is not only a great locker room leader, he's the safest opponent anyone ever fought in the ring as well. This is why he is most respected in the business and still does.

[@LittleGenius399]

After seeing this I can say John Cena is the safest wrestler to fight with. Bcoz He takes every match to 20 minutes out of that he ensures to take 15 minutes of beatings and doesn't beat opponent down and finally finishes with 1.jumping closelines 2. You can't see me 3. AA That's the best , saftest wrestler for a reason

[@Joseph24LOVEAmanda28]

😂savage

[@rendiorton499]

As a theatre actor, this is a primary reason why I watch WWE, not for the storyline or who beats up who, but watching and learning how much awareness of surroundings these performers have when they're on the stage (ring), taking note of how to act as one whole unit together with all other performers instead of an individual, to make sure your peers are safe. Not about being the champ or so, but rather about taking the role, giving your heart to your duty, no matter how minor the role is.

[@ahshitherewegoagain.5861]

No one sold more than the rock getting stunned by stone cold.

[@lwylie7]

I just saw recently he talked about how he started it (overselling) trying to make SCSA laugh and if it weren't for the crowds going ballistic we could've heard Steve's response "Jesus Christ!"

[@walsh9080]

I like how Vince McMahon sold for Austin before he knew how to sell. Austin has told the story and Vince told him "I don't know how to sell so really do it to me as safe as you can". Whatever we think about Vince, he's got some balls to do that.

[@calamorta]

HBK vs Hogan

[@calamorta]

@@walsh9080 Vince should be praised for his idea of giving him a role in the business. Too bad it got repetitive to the point it's just dumb to have this wrestlers vs company feud

[@mrd2392]

From what i heard, people backstage have already consider Corbin to be a veteran because how safe he is to work with.

[@stevegallo8483]

Here we are 20 years later and that clip of Sid's injury is still brutal.

[@lucifersjurisdiction3636]

That one with the cage almost piercing Rollins was scary

[@niklasccr7137]

@IJAY21 its not.

[@SherylAnneTBien]

I thought that this video is one of those re-uploads, but thank God the title saved me. I woke up early, that's why my vision was blurry for a little bit 😂😂😂 Edit: It's already 5AM here in our country, so yeah.

[@bhavesh8016]

Undertaker and Jericho are so genuine and gem of a person!

[@tamzidmohsinkhan3333]

Edge is a humble person that he saved AJ Styles despite injured his shoulder with a spear . Can't wait for these two facing each other in near future

[@irishking21]

Yeah there needs to be a feud between Edge and AJ when he comes back from his injury. That would be so awesome.

[@prathamlamba8846]

This video shows that these wrestlers are not only willing to take ultimate danger of injury or death just to entertain us but also making sure that their opponents survive the match safely, stop complaining about the flaws when you cant see the sacrifices, mad respect for these wrestlers ✊❤️

[@catlinwhiteside3001]

Just started watching Vikings. Edge being a Viking is cool AF. Se.05 Ep.06

[@hjalmarjohnson5846]

I love to see this kind of stuff. This is truly where the real professionalism lies. Any jobber can play godzilla without a thought for their opponent, but the skill and awareness to pull these "moves" off, often without shattering the illusion, is amazing. Jericho in particular amazes me consistently with his ability to practically see the future. And don't get me started on that little no-look chair slid of 'taker's. There's a reason these men and women are (or will be) legends.

[@azusagawasakuta5510]

Even Jobbers too save their co workers dude

[@hjalmarjohnson5846]

@@azusagawasakuta5510 I get that, my implication was more how much easier it is to "be in business for yourself". While some people who may be seen as "jobbers" may show those qualities, I'm more trying to make the argument that they show qualities and abilities that could easily carry them beyond that plateau, whereas others could very easily carry some ryback-style baggage that will severely limit their potential in the business, and it would be very easy for people who have already reached that mid to upper card status to let that level of consideration slip by the wayside.

[@Sunprism]

I'd say Kairi Sane wasn't really the same after that injury. She was one of my favorite wrestlers at the time, her ability to flip around while being sooooo close to the mat was impressive

[@uncledal9355]

She had a history of concussions even before that which didn’t make it any better.

[@fortheloveofking]

Surprised to see Kane on this list and not the one protecting someone. The fact that someone has wrestled more matches than anyone even and never been seriously injured just goes to show how safe Kane is himself. You could prolly make a whole list like this of just Kane being a hero. Also that fact that in his prime no one was capable of actually hurting him.

[@stefdiazdiaz7067]

Dude, the fact that the big red machine has never killed someone on the ring proves it all. If I were his size I am sure I would had kill people by accident doing my regular daily stuff...

[@TheZestySoul97]

Absolutely, Kane from 97-02 was freakish strong!

[@dekaritheprofessor2631]

Becky saving Kairi was the something that truly made me happy in Wrestling, it showed how she truly is someone worthy of her accolades 👏 🙌 ❤

[@buuuba7022]

It wasn’t even remotely impress

[@rebeccapetty1k390]

Wrestlers are great people cuz they care for one another’s safety and they sacrifice a lot to entertain the fans .. mad respect to all wrestlers ✊

[@john4ever01]

WWE was so in the wrong letting AJ even compete, are you kidding me?!?!

[@asiawatson6133]

For real

[@theoutsiderjess1869]

Straight up

[@AUM_-po9sc]

They didn't care

[@mahmoudriad3423]

no nia jax saving anyone .....That's weird

[@NoName-hv7xn]

Yeah, this is biased, we all know that she is the safest worker ever.

[@RealMexFoodShouldntGiveUDrrhea]

So safe. 10/10

[@Sue_V]

Shocking isn't it?

[@bayabaya9560]

Instead, Baron Corbin was on the list, hmm 🤔🤔wasn't expecting that

[@mitchellsommer2321]

@@bayabaya9560 Corbin is very Underrated and a very safe wrestler