CONVOLUTED | Wrestling's Most Confusing Storylines!

CONVOLUTED | Wrestling's Most Confusing Storylines!
Wrestling doesn’t have to be complicated. After all, no matter what storyline you’re telling, it’s usually going to come down to one person standing across a ring from another as they prepare for a fight. Of course, while places like Japan usually keep things simple when it comes to the story which gets us to that point, over in North America, the Sports Entertainment style has meant things often veer far more into soap opera territory. And while this can sometimes lead to some very entertaining angles, other times it can end with things getting so overwritten, no one even knows what’s going on anymore. But what are the biggest examples of this in action? Well, join us today as we take a deep dive into Convoluted: Wrestling’s Most Confusing Storylines.
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[@WRESTLEWITHANDY]

Thanks for watching, what should we cover in future videos? Also, make sure to drop a like to help get the video picked up by KZbin’s algorithm 💪🏻👊🏻🤘🏻

[@UndergroundSkat2000]

I applaud you for actually being patient enough to count the number of times Big Show turned.

[@ZoeUsherr]

The Bray Wyatt character had so much more to give, rest in peace Windham Rotunda. Gone far too soon.❤️

[@williamballard767]

The second I read “the most confusing storylines” I immediately thought of the fan poster that read “they’re fighting over a shampoo commercial!”

[@solascripturaPR1517]

In bringing up Rusev and Lana:

[@brettrossi034]

Bray Wyatt's burnt mask looked like when you don't wait long enough for cheese to set on pizza and decide to pick a slice from the pie anyway and the cheese is falling off the sides

[@tims4502]

Mae Young and the hand. Seems like they missed an opportunity for Al Snow and Head.

[@cdk]

that papa shango / ultimate warrior shit totally worked on me as a kid, one of my standout memories of wwf from that time.

[@thenofilterchannel8247]

Rest in peace Jay Briscoe

[@ceriphillipstalks5091]

even though vince russo was not involved in the mae young storyline, I still blame him for it. The fool of a man.

[@luisg.9975]

I remember that, as a kid, I saw Val Venis just about to be castrated by Kaientai at the end of a Raw show. That was a very confusing storyline for me back then.

[@MrCromocrunch]

I still am disappointed that Jericho wasn’t in the 2000 4 corners match.

[@BlakeC27]

The match between The Rock and HHH at Backlash is one of my favourites. Easily should have been the main event at Wrestlemania.

[@ninoz5112]

Video Idea : Best Heel/Face Turn In Wrestling

[@matunusdonnerhammer3423]

Somehow it would have been fun, if Kevin Nash played Fake Kane as revenge for Glenn Jabobs' fake Diesel.

[@kitdyson9468]

Don't forget the hand returned at Wrestlemania 38

[@jacksharkey2696]

This reminds me of something Paul Heyman said at an Inside the Ropes live show. All you need to do is ask yourself three questions:

[@DbpLukcy]

I like the fiend burned alive thing it was a dope visual and the storyline is what got me back watching wwe

[@yomanrich3]

I just remember being in middle school in 2000, talking with other friends about Triple H clearly running Austin over. Imagine our surprise when they said it was Rikishi because he wanted the Rock to get over because the WWF was keeping Samoans down. This coming after the Rock, who’s half-Samoan, being a multiple time champion and second biggest face in the company.

[@k-lee481]

Thanks for the new video, Andy! Storylines can be very confusing at times when being written wrong 💪🏻🔥🇵🇷