WWE Survivor Series 1991 - OSW Review #24

[@EnforcerX71]

I think they should have used Million $ Man and Ric Flair as a team more often, their gimmicks perfectly complimented each other.

[@letsseethatsmile9620]

Agree.

[@letsseethatsmile9620]

Real shit. Million dollar man buys Flair. Good booking.

[@justin-ht9gy]

The Million Dollar Boys!

[@RobJaskula]

There's an OSW where the lads talk about if Flair had gone to the WWF in the 80s and been given the Million Dollar Man gimmick; Jay nails a "Everybody has a price, for the million dollar man, WOOOO!"

[@travismiller4320]

The girl in the crowd in the Big Bully Busnick splice segments was Bobby Heenan's daughter.

[@MYEDGECUTION]

it's in her blood :D

[@jaystreet46]

Splicey!

[@leswhynin913]

This is one of the better Scottish old school wrestling review channels on youtube

[@michaelkeller5927]

Huh?? These guys are French!

[@gordonirvine726]

They're not Scottish, they're Australian

[@roberdink]

they are Irish

[@gordonirvine726]

@@roberdink they're as Australian as shrimps on a barby

[@jermahevans7440]

Will you stop!?

[@sethwick8348]

Can't believe they didn't notice that Bret came off the TOP rope to hit the Warlord. He was young and reckless in those days.

[@dungeonsanddobbers2683]

As a young kid in the early 90's, watching the Undertaker show up and start taking out everyone was like seeing Jason turn up in an episode of 60's Batman.

[@jackdough8164]

They did a good job recreating that effect with Kane too! Guy was scary as fuck

[@markant9534]

@@jackdough8164 Wrestling had bigger viewing figures in 1990 than when Kane debuted in the WWE, ironically Bret Hart was in the opposing survivor series team when taker destroyed them all, two of the biggest stars of the mid 90`s.

[@Alucard-A-La-Carte]

That is an absolutely perfect analogy: all these bright, goofy cartoon characters doing their big moves and then a hulking zombie just shows up and batters everyone.

[@makeitthrough_]

On my yearly rewatch, I always forget how much I missed their rendition of the berserker song. John Nord's first appearance feels like an old friend every time I wrap back around

[@ryansheskey276]

Taker said that he asked Hogan about the neck injury and Hogan said, "you know what it was brother, you actually held me too tight brother, and that's what jacked my neck up brother." In that interview, Taker says, "I knew all i needed to know about that guy after asking him that."

[@glennwelsh9784]

Yeah, sounds to me like Hogan trying to fake an injury to generate backstage heat against Taker and damage his push as a top guy by making him seem like an unsafe worker.

[@JeremiahEcks777]

Yeah, this *alone* is enough to paint Hogan as a scumbag. It just shows he was not interested in making WWF successful, but just a paranoid politicist perpetuating his position. We all see it on the camera. Taker misses the chair and he isn't holding Hogan too hard. Sadly you wonder how many 'claims' he made that weren't caught on camera, totally ruined some lads career just because Hogan was paranoid? In the end fans started booing him anyway.

[@robertm6590]

There's a reason OSW rechristened their award to the "Hulk Hogan C**t of the Year" award lol that guy was just something else and no one outside of the industry knew it until 40 years later.

[@pacifiedbeaumonte]

Haha, hogan's funny in a real lolcow kind of way

[@AANH-tj5be]

Not only that - and I know this is a year late but - in the match - it's real quick but - you can see how high up Hogan's head is above Taker's knees. Hogan's head doesn't come anywhere near the mat. So I don't know if this was the match Hogan was talking about getting a neck injury or one before or after this, but it seems clear to me that the piledriver given here should not have effected Hogan negatively at all.

[@stonecoldku]

6:58 and we already have a Worzel sighting! I have a new idea for a dance called "The Worzel" you go into a Mosh Pit and try to break it up.

[@3coldcapricorn227]

stonecoldku love this, might do it at a hardcore show, that’d be a challenge

[@SomeDumbKid1]

"Were there trolls back then?" Back in the day we just called them assholes, but yes, there have always been trolls

[@SoAndZu]

During that Flair/Hogan bit where Taker comes out of the coffin, there's a point toward the end when Paul Bearer whirls through the shot going "OOooOOoOooh" right in front of the camera and it just made me totally lose my shit.

[@CopiousDoinksLLC]

48:31

[@rustykuntz94]

Fucking awesomeness

[@deejprice3049]

Lol Paul Bearer was a funny ass gimmick. OoOoOhHh yEeEeSsSsSs!

[@jorisweyen7934]

@@CopiousDoinksLLC Doing gods work

[@gabraggs2]

Need a gif

[@CarloisBuriedAlive]

Undertaker, Flair, Hogan, Savage, and Piper all in one segment...Amazing to see

[@rustykuntz94]

48:00, what talent on that stage at one time. Hogan, Flair, Taker, Piper & Savage! All legends

[@TeemoQuinton]

@@jessieb9384 Lets be real, even for the time Hogan was above-average at best from a wrestling standpoint

[@firstroundboxing7649]

@@TeemoQuinton Good job its entertainment then. Hulk Hogan > Dean Malenko

[@OikPoinFive]

lol so true. and when dean malenko (aka RRR rugged ron garvin jr) came to WWF along with Eddy, Benoit, Saturn it was exciting. He was exciting as he came in a group of 4 people from wcw at the same time. otherwise hed be boring instantly. he was great in wcw in the cruiserweight division but for a year or 2. @@firstroundboxing7649

[@TheGreatDevlin]

That Mooney-Hawk interaction is so small but builds the character so much. Not only is there shit happening elsewhere during the show, but don't you dare interrupt Hawk. Love it.

[@FreneticZetetic]

Crazy that happened right as I read your comment lol Mooney! Don’t you ever!

[@OikPoinFive]

mooney sucked with sid in that snme interview in feb 92 where sean arrogantly turned heel on Sid by giving the mike to hogan, thus turning Sid heel too lol@@FreneticZetetic

[@RC99_Productions]

Ric Flair said to Hogan "no more Hollywood" .... Yeah, just wait until WCW in 1996....

[@CopiousDoinksLLC]

"No more Hollywood" (Lisa Simpson voice) "I wish I could believe that this time, Dad. I really, really do."

[@TheArchersTungsten]

I was thinking the same thing

[@DecadeTheKarateBugman]

*Rockhouse intensifies*

[@119Agent]

Santa with Muscles

[@mattroxursoul]

Santana was never the same after Jessie Ventura left commentary. Tito actually wrote a book called "Don't call me Chico". Jessie is definitely top tier announce guy I always missed him after he left. While Bobby was amazing, he lacked the threat level of Jessie. Bobby could always be cowed by someone as a cowardly heel. Looking back at this entire event, I wish they had just thrown Ultimate Warrior make up on Kerry and let him run around like a lunatic and see if people bought it. Then we could have had an Ultimate Warrior who was also a good wrestler.

[@Hammerhead547]

Some sad news to report: Nick "Big Bully" Busick passed away a few days ago due to side effects of cancer, he was 63 years old.

[@jamiephillips3947]

Oh so cancer didnt kill him? Just the side effects? What are the side effects

[@CrashHeadroom]

@@jamiephillips3947 weakened immune system leading to other things.

[@slapshot6ful]

Thumbs upping the news update. It's sad. But, it's not like Google or Facebook were on top of it. I just heard this in almost 2021... so yea... thumbs up

[@Hammerhead547]

@@slapshot6ful The only website that even mentioned it was wikipedia.

[@MendelsonShape]

Ever notice that Hacksaw Jim Duggan's logo is actually a picture of a handsaw? Also, he carries a two-by-four, which you wouldn't cut with a hacksaw because they're used on metal. He should be called Handsaw Jim Duggan.

[@119Agent]

I never considered that. I doubt Vince did much carpentry work in his career.

[@ronniefromOR]

Heavy Metal Collector you better hope hacksaw doesn't see this

[@zenoftupac9096]

Then when Vince Russo shows up much later , he could rebrand him as “HandJob” Jim Dugan & have a giggle for himself. Like Major Gunns & Private Stash , & even TNA.

[@andytchir8601]

100% 😂

[@TheGodOfGravy]

Maybe instead of his catchphrase being “Hooooooo!”, it should be “Handsaw is ready!”

[@dan5609]

"No sideburns at all, please." -Hercules

[@justinorel6592]

He'll have fookin none of it mate.

[@planescaped]

Watching this again I noticed the Hulkamark during the Hogan match kept taking pictures of any interference by Bearer or Flair. I could see him desperately trying to contact Jack Tunney saying he has proof of cheating. XD

[@reoreborn1209]

oh dear god lmao!! "It's still real to me dammit"

[@tomhawkinson2162]

Hilarious!! I wonder where that dude is today?

[@glennwelsh9784]

I can totally see him getting those pictures developed and mailing them to the WWF offices in Stamford with "CO: President Jack Tunney" on the parcel. 😄

[@kidneystonermusic]

@@tomhawkinson2162 Not doing well, i'm buds with him on facebook lol

[@natwolf687]

@@tomhawkinson2162 He's probably getting f*cked in the ass.

[@georgecoley9514]

8:04 OOC "Who's this guy, Larry Pfohl?" I've seen this ep MULTIPLE times and I just now caught that one. Rewatching OSW continues to pay off in so many ways, haha

[@bastih.5264]

Thanks, I didn't get that. But now... what a nasty joke. Brilliant.

[@michaelkeller5927]

Very dark. OOC is brilliant

[@miken9553]

“And the outright cruelty of the Mountie!”

[@OfficialFingazMC]

And then the Mountie goes on to cut a very cringe promo that confuses the other heels lol

[@glennwelsh9784]

@@OfficialFingazMC It's feels like a very babyface promo. "We're not thinking about what the team can do for us, but what we can do for the team!" You know you're a heel, don't you Jacques? Heels don't typically espouse the merits of teamwork.

[@jasonseipler2665]

@@glennwelsh9784 I wonder if it was a callback to this promo when, later in the match, none of his team would let him tag out (they were all thinking of themselves).

[@amoney5820]

Vince Macmachon in the opening clip: "BUILD MY ARENA FASTER GOD DAMNIT!!"

[@SquawkMonk]

Looking back on it now, I think probably a huge appeal of the Undertaker was that he and Paul Bearer obviously had a backstory and a mythos of some sort, but it wasn't super obvious or necessarily simple what that story was. Pretty much every character, especially in that era, boils down to either "I'm from somewhere else" or "I do this for a living." Taker was the latter, but with some world building added on. It couldn't have hurt anyway.

[@MILESrecords]

you guys make wrestling fun to watch again.

[@OSW]

FUN TO WATCH, MYAGGLE! Thanks dude, a winner is you!

[@brianconnelly7389]

These guys are pretty great

[@3coldcapricorn227]

Soulman Seeth YEAH BUT THEYRE FUN TO WATCH 😂

[@paulk6399]

This is the simplest and most accurate description of OSW

[@OikPoinFive]

MR MYAGGLE! can u train me for my upcoming next NXT match? im green! @@OSW

[@tacoma171]

Love your reviews of these old PPVs guys. I watched most of these things back in the day and I like your takes and the background info on it all. Well done

[@lizardsboy81westcoastshawn7]

How Harvey wimpleman blew cigar smoke in a kids face was hilarious proper heel

[@BigK13372]

Nowadays that would be considered X-Pac Heat considering the dangers of second hand smoking.

[@StrangeHammer]

This episode is still my favorite intro, from the ring being built, to the Castlevania bit, to the Undertaker rising, to V1’s american accent. Best intro ever

[@rabidsquirrel7487]

Ever notice OSdub videos never go cold? It can be from years ago and still have recent live comments

[@OSW]

Thanks for watching my dude!

[@JennaLeigh]

To prove your point, I'm commenting 2 years after you! OSW has the highest rewatchability (is that even a word? Lol) of any wrestling content.

[@rabidsquirrel7487]

@@JennaLeigh touché, see you in another two years

[@JennaLeigh]

@@rabidsquirrel7487 haha! 🥂 cheers, fellow OSW nogger!

[@lindsaymanns3559]

Watching in November 2022! Love to come back for some old school wrestling

[@aramanon]

This is an Historic episode in the OSW pantheon. Whatbar, Repo, Skinnerrr, Sheiky vs Duggan, Wurzal, the most dangerous second Rope (slaughter/ Hercules) the Donkey Punch, Macho's best feud, first Luger mention

[@britishhedgehog]

Lex has been referenced before. It happened last episode in fact taking about Americana being a polish thing

[@millhousemillard2140]

What bar as well

[@J.D.1.]

This is "a historic episode". The H isn't silent.

[@LamangoKaijura]

God, I love how frantic Piper is in his attempt to save Savage.

[@Hammerhead547]

I wouldn't call Tuesday In Texas "DLC' for Survivor Series (because DLC gives you new content), I'd call it a $20 survivor series micro-transaction that gives you the content that you should have gotten in the first place.

[@FreneticZetetic]

An extension you didn’t need but had to buy lol

[@CuppaKofe]

That Koyaanisqatsi style opening... was beautiful.

[@homeyiommi1921]

CuppaKofe Kudos for spelling "Koyaanisqatsi" correctly!

[@119Agent]

Kudos for knowing where it is from and not calling it the song from GTA.

[@michaelkeller5927]

If Tito is the Ariba man, wpuld that make Flair the Wooman?

[@classicbananamilk]

crazy how the genius is macho man's brother

[@OfficialFingazMC]

No my friend, it's Madness!

[@deejprice3049]

Macho Man's intro music should have been his brother's. Think about it... Graduation music. Sounds like it should be for someone who wears the cap and gown. 🤔

[@Hellwyck]

@@deejprice3049 The tune's called "Pomp & Circumstance", it's regal for a Macho King

[@madamefeast4824]

@@deejprice3049 I hear that. But Savage used "pomp and circumstance" because it was Gorgeous George's song back in the day and he was his biggest influence

[@AdamGalloper]

I know I'm late to the party but I've watching these for the first time this past week. I'm already sold on OSW, but damn breaking into the Berserker song brought tears to my eyes. Loving it.

[@SquawkMonk]

It really is amazing how well Piper used his personality to cover up what a mediocre wrestler he was.

[@bigman2066]

I think you can say that for most wrestlers from the old times... nowadays its the exact opposite, great wrestlers but 0 charisma

[@SquawkMonk]

@@bigman2066 it was definitely more of a different art back then; they used to pull a lot more from theater, that whole mentality of "playing to row Z," and you could cover up a lot more. Nowadays, the influence is more from TV, and the fact that literally everyone is walking around with a tiny camera; you can't get away with anything anymore. Plus the influence of ECW upped the ante as far as physicality. Totally different ballgame.

[@richardtherichard26]

What a silly thing to say when hulk hogan is literally on the same show 😂😂😂🤡🤡🤡

[@Gravydog316]

you can say that about a TON of wrestlers LOL

[@SquawkMonk]

@@richardtherichard26 Hogan wasn't a bad wrestler, especially when he first started. He and Vince just decided to really push that whole Hulkamania deal, very wisely so, and his move set was reduced to like, hulking up and 4 more moves. It isn't that he *couldn't*...it was just what sold the Babyface character

[@KennyPowersGaming]

ahhhhhh the beginning of the bar.... he looks like a pack of starburst.....and the games begin!!!!!!!!!!

[@OfficialFingazMC]

(Mr) Perfect Genesis for what bar.

[@trentonmcclintock7836]

Is the way that these guys pronounce the word "bar" somehow part of the joke that I have missed out on somewhere along the way? As well as the fact that they apparently refer to all candy ( tbh just any item) as simply " bar"?

[@trentonmcclintock7836]

@@OfficialFingazMC Here bruh.. I know it's 9 months late.... But I brought that like you were owed for that solid comment

[@KennyPowersGaming]

@@trentonmcclintock7836 well they are irish so maybe, but not to my knowledge

[@crooker23]

@@trentonmcclintock7836 calling all candy "bars" is a UK/Ireland thing, idk about the barrrrrrr pronunciation thing but I'd assume jay's just leaning into it

[@glennwelsh9784]

Their booking of the show is itself a spoiler of the title change. Because Hogan/Taker isn't closing the PPV, it's a dead giveaway (pun intended?) that Taker is winning the title. It has been a long-standing policy to have fans go home happy by having the face win the last match of their shows, so they weren't brave enough to book the match last and have the show end with fans disappointed that the heel won the title. So they scheduled Hogan/Taker earlier in the show and had L.O.D. close the show with a babyface win. Unfortunately, it doesn't work as well as they wanted because it was a multi-man Survivor Series tag match with no stakes, so it's hard to care about the match, especially coming after the shock of the title change.

[@glizzdawiz]

Listen to Jake the Snake tell that story on Joe Rogan. He does a HILARIOUS Savage impersonation. RIP Randy Savage.

[@deejprice3049]

Prove it's not poisonous...Let it bite you first, brother! No antidotes! 😂😂😂

[@madamefeast4824]

I loved that. Macho was a loon lol

[@richardantonucci4078]

I WANT MY COUNTRY BACK!!!!! hahaha the face he made was PRICELESS lol

[@Hammerhead547]

The voice he said it in sounded like a shiny five year old too.

[@DonVitosLazyEye]

Taker was only 26 when this happened!

[@webs538]

Taker almost didn’t recover from hogan’s politics

[@dbreiden83080]

Wrestling was so great back then. These characters were larger than life. And the product was NOT over-saturated with content. These events were special. And the matches felt big.

[@ALSaint-bs7sy]

I always called the Taker/Kane face claw the 'Smell the Glove'.

[@jazzygeofferz]

The face claw wasn't even Taker's worst move. Remember when he was the American Badass/Big Evil biker and would just rub his forearm on his downed opponent's face? It didn't look like it'd do anything but annoy. Always had me in hysterics.

[@darionblack4434]

Geoffrey Walsh ooooo so thats why that move was in video games all those years🤣

[@119Agent]

Well she should be made to smell the glove.

[@gordonirvine726]

Andy Goram

[@RataStuey]

And the tombstone piledriver should be called the “Spinal tap”

[@StudioDragoonX]

The irony of Hulk getting (kayfabe) insulted about Ric Flair stating that NWA / WCW Big Gold belt was the real deal and the WWF belt wasn't. He went to NJPW to wrestle The Great Muta claiming that the IWGP belt was the only "real championship".

[@gregp103]

...Great Muta (kayfabe)* claiming...

[@smashproductions59]

This belt is just a toy. Like a trinket on a christmas tree, like an ornament.

[@paulk6399]

Hogan: AHH! This belt's not hot!!!

[@volodymyrbilyk555]

Wasn't it Hogan who devalued that title?

[@webs538]

@@smashproductions59 Moxley is the only guy to say something like that and still put the championship over

[@Luke.S2099]

'My love for you is like a truck BERSERKER!' lol loving the Clerks reference :)

[@lavenderw.2762]

I found out that my grandmother actually dated Steve Keirn during his CWF days. Didn’t recognize the name immediately, so I googled him. Imagine my shock when I found out he was Skinner…made me cry, brah

[@chrislaverick]

Jake the snake and his Geordie jumpers

[@caseykod4406]

8:00 - This was the first thing I remember seeing of Wrestling that wasn't just some Hogan promo product. I was horrified, hooked, and a Macho Man fan for LIFE. Back then I also thought that Ric Flair was way older than he was because the shitty tv quality made his blonde hair look silver/white.

[@ryansheskey276]

Has anyone ever talked about how perfectly, Perfect always spit his gum out and slapped it away? Its crazy good. Noticed it when I was a kid and always remembered that. Did he ever miss???

[@gwaters8067]

And that's how corona started.. 😂😂👍

[@gwaters8067]

I also noticed it as a kid 👍

[@Gravydog316]

of course he didn't . he was perfect...

[@Gravydog316]

@@gwaters8067 the Chinese were all trying to be like Mr. Perfect...? I'll buy that.

[@madamefeast4824]

There was like one time he missed, I just watched the episode the other week on OSW. I think it was the KOTR 93 he missed. I might be wrong

[@fundude365]

SKINNEEEEEEERRRRR!

[@garrettsears8437]

Nice Phillip Glass/Koyannisqatsi nod in this opening.

[@magilla2282]

When worzel is on the scene, you know shit has gone down.

[@willis26311]

I went to this show. I was 13 years old. I grew up during the greatest time being a wrestling fan. However, when I saw Hogan go through the back curtain standing up straight looking like he was ready for a brewski, I realized wrestling was totally fake. LOL! It was like realizing that Santa didn't exist. I was devastated and didn't watch wrestling again until about 4 years ago. Now, I appreciate the athleticism and the effort these men put through. I guess I'm still a mark...

[@papachewie1280]

Well, you had family to avenge during all those years after all

[@probochronicles3991]

58:11 As I'm rewatching all the OSW Review videos, I'm paying attention to the little details in each PPV and found one here worth mentioning. As Hogan's laying on the mat with the agents around him, there's one outside the ring with a headset that walks up to another official and puts his hand on his back, rubbing his thumb as if to comfort the official....

[@MarioUcomics]

The Castlevania IV intro was brilliant

[@BigFellaThx]

What an amazing heel tag team DiBiase and Flair would've been

[@joshkaid]

If you wanted to replicate the Four Horsemen in the WWF, Flair and DiBiase is a good star.

[@bennygilbert8764]

@@joshkaid Were the Brainbusters in the Fed at the time? If so, Arn and Tully are obvious locks. And of course Perfect would be there too.

[@OikPoinFive]

no, brain busters left wwf in late 89. flair came in wwf sept 91@@bennygilbert8764

[@OikPoinFive]

WWF 4 Whores-Men 1991 to 1992: Flair, Dibiase, HBK, Barbarian

[@rustykuntz94]

Of course it's not discussed (on the original broadcast) because Jake is now HEEL but wasn't it Earthquake that only 6 months prior squashed Damian and devastated Roberts? Now they're teammates in the Survivor Series

[@TomE.V.]

I've been a fan of the Lads for years and I always come back to revisit alot of the classic episodes during WM season. Homer Simpson ya fooking animal!

[@chrishopkins77]

Actually Flair didn't return the NWA Belt - the Big Gold Belt was always the property of JCP/WCW - they just represented the NWA Belt with the Big Gold Belt. The NWA still owned the Domed belt (aka the fugly one from TNA)

[@ZertusDarkSun]

Love the Super Castlevania IV opening. That game had a killer soundtrack.

[@CrashHeadroom]

Don't suppose you'd happen to know what game that other bit of music is from would ya? "I've had my eye on you. Yes you".

[@McGovP]

I don't know why but I suddenly have an overwhelming urge to buy the This Tuesday In Texas PPV.

[@peterisnardi1197]

Supertape '92

[@mikeperry7335]

McGovP buy? 9.99 and u can watch all the old PPVs actually if u sign up now u get it free till wm

[@leecooper7084]

Love these videos. Keep 'em coming, plenty of 90s PPVs to get through!

[@fuzzydunlop_1]

Love these so damn much. Would love some more attitude era stuff or early noughties stuff. 97 ?, 00 maybe? Absolutely love your work fellas. You've been the highlight of my Covid months. Good work lads.

[@AnvilPro100]

If there's one thing I learn watching this series, it's that Irish people love candy

[@nickm8874]

J. Hendrix same reason we never got Jolly Rancher Sours I guess. Or Milk Duds. You can’t have it all ...

[@letsseethatsmile9620]

Candy!!!

[@grantsensei]

I seem to remember Sarge doing a run-in to help out Hacksaw against the evil foreigners to set up this match.

[@planescaped]

Man, I miss when ice cream trucks actually had unique and weird ice cream. The only ones I ever seem to find these days are just selling the same stuff I can buy at the supermarket. And it's like WWF realized "wow, this Undertaker gimmick is super popular! Quick! Throw everything at the wall, I want Skinner, I want a Dragon I want -Batman- Max Moon!" What desperate stabbing in the dark... and it really came to haunt them over the new gen.

[@blacquesjacques7239]

Jake Roberts is well deserving of his reputation . He was an absolute master . I have never seen a bad Jake Roberts match and I had watched him since his MidSouth days

[@OfficialFingazMC]

@@DenOfVipers The OSW review of it is fun though

[@willis26311]

The Kato Vs. Tatanka dark match was awesome. I remember my dad and I laughing at Tatanka😅. Little did we know:)

[@btk1]

“That’s a heel thing to do! a combover?” Amazing.

[@pb1984]

So, that Hogan superfan in the front row used to drive an ice cream truck in my hometown. I remember my friend said he looked like Hogan, and the guy actually pulled out a picture of him with Hogan. He was kinda weird.

[@Gravydog316]

Randy Orton had him on tv once, & he was Hulks stunt double too

[@conan2096]

that shot of jake and the cobra both staring down macho post match is perfect.

[@borednow5838]

That funeral parlour segment was epic! Forgot just how good it was. I marked out when you guys mentioned Clerks with the "Berzerker"! I always think of that when I hear his name. But yeah this PPV had almost zero thought put into it. One of the weakest Survivor Series at least from this era.

[@JohnVullo]

I remember seeing that as a kid. It is STILL my favorite wrestling thing ever, next to the 92 rumble. Look at the incredible mega stars in it. Hogan, Taker, Flair, Macho, Piper, even Bearer. Unreal

[@JackQSmith]

I think Flair being sole survivor by fluke was foreshadowing his Rumble win a few months later.

[@Patrick-ud3vu]

1:39:31 was a super sick chokeslam by Sid! Should of been the finish of the match right there. That was like a short arm snap chokeslam.

[@Jmonkeh]

The only way Hulk Hogan received a neck injury from that Tombstone was if Taker's massive balls swung forward and cracked Hogan on the chin when he tucked his head up between Taker's thighs.

[@Silenced23]

I always felt bad for that snake. Jake said in a documentary that he treated it terribly and most of em died on the road.

[@gatchywatchyentertainmentb2090]

Then again, Snakes are little demons. I’ve heard many stories of snakes turning on their owners.

[@Channel4minus1]

‘You stupid old man, I’m a snake’

[@dannytannertanner4153]

So

[@dannytannertanner4153]

Will you lot just shut the fuck up and let us watch the show

[@gatchywatchyentertainmentb2090]

@@dannytannertanner4153 EXACTLY

[@kurtpaulsen6579]

Gotta love the subtle Vince dig at WCW... A tag team title belt with a plate slapped on it hastily was used to crown Luger at the Great American Bash earlier in the year... Masterstroke after they were forced to return the big gold belt to the NWA to blur a WWF tag title belt to replace it... Real World's champion indeed...

[@zacharytaylor3399]

Osw is essentially classic tv at this point.

[@bretztheman]

werzel + patterson pay day references get me every time

[@Amero2323]

I fuckin hate snakes but I can't help feeling bad for it every time I see this. It's like a snake's worst nightmare to be in situations like that

[@DanVillainFilms]

I’ve watched that Flair promo on this video like one million times. “IMMORTAL?!”

[@markant9534]

59:41 The undertaker was inspired by the Clint Eastwood character in High plains drifter, the character was a ghost who comes back to the town where his brother was killed to avenge his death.

[@Yoshidoce2006]

Fun fact. At one time Vince had the Four Horsemen including JJ Dillon under contract. Dillon, Flair, Blanchard, Windham, and Anderson. He also had Hogan, Savage, Piper, and Dusty Rhodes. Vince blew it on that one.

[@gregp103]

What time was that? One time doesn't mean the same as different times. What one did Vince blow about Hogan, Savage, Piper, and Dusty?

[@mapetrix]

1991 Survivor series until 93 Royal Rumble was the greatest era of WWF/WWE for me, the Flair effect, the rise of Razor, Bret and Shawn. Good set of heels and faces.

[@adammac3649]

RIC flair actually has that wcw title because he owned it. Wcw asked flair with help buying it and they were supposed to pay him back and when he left they still didn't pay him back so he took it with him. It's the title they used until the end of wcw and it was the raw title giving to triple h when the brand's split

[@letsseethatsmile9620]

We know.

[@trapdoor3168]

How come you never mention how much IRS looks like ash from evil dead in this pvp?

[@brownetown33]

I love that Jay marked out when v1 brought up what's bar before Jay asked . I was wondering when the first one was

[@sexywhite7198]

Man I just can get enough of these young Aussie lads.

[@glennwelsh9784]

The big problem with saying after the fact that the cobra was devenomed was Macho's selling of the bite. He was acting dazed, falling and swinging wildly at Jake as if he was experiencing the effects of the venom. But by saying there was no venom afterwards, then what was wrong with Macho? It definitely seems like it was a panicked response to the horrified public reaction to the spot, with Vince trying to calm people down but ruining the kayfabe of it.

[@seanmcclure]

Bret Hart, British Bulldog, Roddy Piper, and….Virgil!

[@thegamerstableboardgamesto386]

Its really too bad. After watching the promo interview with Flair and Hogan, WWF had lightning in a bottle and they had no idea, back then, what to do with it. A lot of blame falls on Hogan for probably not wanting to job. Blame falls on Flair for not getting more over, according to the history dirt sheets. But the blame should squarely fall on McMahon. He knew very well how great Flair was. He know the type of promos he could cut, the type of matches he could have. He also knew very well how super massive Hogan was despite some of the boos he was experiencing at this time. But McMahon just could not let ANY SINGLE OUTSIDE WRESTLER be a mega star if he did not create it. Dusty, Flair, Vader, etc. Hugely popular stars outside of the WWF, but weren't allowed to be over in WWF. Sad we didn't get the supermatches we could of back when I was a young teen.

[@paranoidandroid9979]

Wcw made it work a few years later

[@BlackStarGabusGaben]

Official Debut of "What Bar?" :D

[@AceTrainerJack]

25:09 - the birth of "WHAT BAR?"

[@MonstarMk3]

Flair as the Million Dollar man would have been EPIC!

[@milsteadonmovies]

Jimmy James woo!!

[@morrisseysquiff1063]

poor snake

[@chadalpha7983]

The reason they teamed Flar with Perfect is because he wasn't as physically large as Hogan and there were people who only watched WWF so teaming him with one of the biggest heel wrestlers and the biggest heel manager made sense

[@trinityj1]

It's funny how no one makes anything of Flair being 'small' because it was never an issue in the NWA, but many guys taller than him were held down in the WWF for not being big enough. Bret Hart would be slightly taller and people still go on and on about him being 'small'.

[@mattroxursoul]

For why the Undertaker is undead? I always thought he bore a bit of resemblance to The Tall Man from Phantasm. Of course others have said he got a lot of inspiration from Clint Eastwood movies. Maybe Pale Rider or High Plains Drifter

[@JDubya2k]

1:14:35 Monsoon made a big deal about Shawn walking out because he wasn't actually aware that Shawn had been pinned from what I remember. The old man missed a lot of things like that towards the end.

[@jadedhippie238]

Watching this a day after WM 33. I broke into a "Thank you Taker" chant when Undertaker hit Hogan w/ the urn in this video.

[@curiositykilledthecat5118]

my favorite rivalry as a kid was face Jake the snake verses heel The model rick martel. As an adult the match was shite but I still love it.