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Jimmy Korderas was in the ring the night Owen Hart fell at Over the Edge 1999.
On Insight with @ChrisVanVliet he walked through it:
“I was holding the top rope, kicking debris out after the hardcore match, moving toward that corner. I heard screaming… then I felt something brush my shoulder. The rope sprung out of my hand and jammed my fingers. I thought the rope snapped. When I turned, Owen was laying there. Eyes wide open through the mask. Not moving. I just flipped out and started calling for help.”
Jerry Lawler later told him he saw the last 20 feet of the fall and thought Owen was going to land on him.
One of the hardest first-hand accounts you’ll ever hear.
@jimmykorderas #InsightWithCVV
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Steve Blackman on Insight with @ChrisVanVliet talking about the night Owen Hart died.
Standing at the curtain with The Rock when it happened:
“And Owen hits. And we’re like, ‘What happened there?’ And I said, ‘I hate to say it, but he’s gone.’ Rock’s like, ‘What do you mean?’ I’m like, ‘I can see it. I can see the bluish tint in his lips, the paleness in his face.’”
Blackman met Owen in Japan in ’87. Trained at the Dungeon with him. Called him a nice guy and a great family man.
“Sometimes bad things happen to the wrong people.”
@Steve_Blackman #InsightWithCVV
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Steve Blackman on Insight with @ChrisVanVliet talking about the night Owen Hart died.
Standing at the curtain with The Rock when it happened:
“And Owen hits. And we’re like, ‘What happened there?’ And I said, ‘I hate to say it, but he’s gone.’ Rock’s like, ‘What do you mean?’ I’m like, ‘I can see it. I can see the bluish tint in his lips, the paleness in his face.’”
Blackman met Owen in Japan in ’87. Trained at the Dungeon with him. Called him a nice guy and a great family man.
“Sometimes bad things happen to the wrong people.”
@Steve_Blackman #InsightWithCVV
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"If you’re gonna ask me if I agree with what happened… 1,000%. What Bret Hart was gonna do was wrong. His 'Canadian legend' status wouldn’t allow him to do what was right for a company that did what was right to him for 15 years."
Triple H didn't sugarcoat things on TSN's Off The Record when discussing the infamous Montreal Screwjob.
Defending Vince McMahon's decision, Trips claimed Bret was refusing to drop the title and instead planned to walk out on live TV, hand over the belt, and announce he was leaving for WCW.
Maybe these comments are why Bret Hart still holds so much animosity towards Triple H decades later.
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You could just sense that everything was changing this night.. WWE was taking over the wars for good.
#WWERaw #StoneColdSteveAustin
September 22, 1997. Madison Square Garden. First ever Raw at the World’s Most Famous Arena… and wrestling changed in one night.
Stone Cold wasn’t cleared. Neck still jacked from SummerSlam. Vince McMahon left the commentary table, stepped in the ring as the boss, and told Austin to work within the system.
Austin looked at him, told him to kiss his ass, and dropped the first Stone Cold Stunner on Vince McMahon. Garden exploded. JR lost his mind.
“AUSTIN IS GOING DIRECTLY TO JAIL.” Cops slapped the cuffs on him. That one bump started the biggest rivalry in company history.
Then the other bomb dropped.
Dude Love didn’t want the street fight with Hunter Hearst Helmsley. Mankind came out… and called for the man who actually loves violence.
CACTUS JACK.
WWF debut. MSG chanted ECW. Trash cans. Concrete. Table on the stage. Cactus piledriver through it. Bang Bang. Hardcore wrestling just walked through the front door of the WWF.
One night. Two moments. The Attitude Era wasn’t fully here yet… but you could hear it coming.
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Goldberg’s real streak numbers were inflated… hanging on the 173-0 and it wasn’t even that much when you look at it..
#Goldberg #WCW
“That’s one.” - Bill Goldberg
No music. No name. No chance he was supposed to win.
Goldberg’s WCW debut vs Hugh Morrus
WCW Nitro 29 years ago…
Just some bald guy already standing in the ring while Hugh Morrus gets the actual entrance.
Morrus hits the No Laughing Matter moonsault. Goldberg kicks out. Crowd goes from “who is this?” to on their feet in about 90 seconds.
Then the first Jackhammer.
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All 4 women that have qualified for this year’s Money in the Bank were all in NXT last year.
#WWERaw
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Rob Van Dam didn’t let WWE change him for one second. Triple H probably hated how over he got himself.
#RobVanDam #TripleH
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Respect for Chris Jericho for standing up for his coworker. I just don’t think it would have ended very well for him.
#BrockLesnar #ChrisJericho
"I was like f*ck I'm gonna bite his f*cking nose off. He might kill me, but he's gonna walk around for the rest of his life with no f*cking nose."
The night Chris Jericho was ready to permanently disfigure The Beast.
After Brock Lesnar brutally elbowed Randy Orton's head open, Jericho confronted him in Gorilla position because he wasn't sure if the attack was planned.
Lesnar tried to provoke him by laughing and using homophobic terms, but Jericho was completely prepared to fight dirty.
(Cr: True Geordie Podcast)
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If you had to rank these 5 members of the Anoa’i family from 1 to 5 based on their all-time legacy, what does your list look like?
1. Jey uso
2. Jey uso
3. Roman Reigns
4. Jey Uso
5. Dwayne Johnson
#JeyUso #RomanReigns
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The Lil Jimmy origin story is something else. Started out as a joke and of course R Truth made it into something great.
#RTruth #LilJimmy
R-Truth is in the middle of that heel run against Cena. He’s calling the crowd
“Little Jimmies” the hat-wearing kids who wanted him to dance and sing “What’s Up.”
Then he just turns to the side, bends down, and goes…
“Oh look at Little Jimmy. He’s so cute. What’s up? What’s up? You singing What’s Up? That putting any titles around my waist? I didn’t think so, Little Jimmy. Wipe your nose and shut up.”
He was talking to himself. The crowd decided he was talking to an invisible kid. And just like that, Little Jimmy was born.
@RonKillings
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September 21, 2003.
Goldberg beat Triple H at Unforgiven in a Title vs. Career match to win the World Heavyweight Championship (the Big Gold Belt). That was Bill’s first title in WWE.
He put his career on the line after coming up short in the Elimination Chamber at SummerSlam.
Spear, Jackhammer, game over.
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Things I want to take back for $1000 Alex.😆😆
#StephanieMcMahon #TripleH
"Well, if you're asking if I would ever date a wrestler, um, certainly I would. However, it wouldn't be good business for me to get romantically involved with anyone in any aspect of our business."
Long before her iconic on-screen marriage, Stephanie McMahon was setting strict boundaries between her personal life and the wrestling industry.
In this classic "Off The Record" interview, host Michael Landsberg asked Shane and Stephanie McMahon about how Vince McMahon likes to turn their real-life situations into on-screen television angles.
It is a fascinating piece of wrestling history, especially considering she would later go on to marry Triple H and build one of the most powerful power couples in sports entertainment.
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The Turnbuckle powerbomb should have been retired way before it took Sting out.
#Sting #SethRollins
It’s been 11 years since Stings last WWE match…
Night of Champions 2015. Seth Rollins vs Sting for the WWE World Heavyweight Title.
Rollins hit Sting with a buckle bomb into the turnbuckle. Then he did it again.
Sting later said the first one felt like a whiplash tingling and numbness down both arms to his fingertips.
The second one was worse. Numbness went into his legs. He said they felt like rubber. He collapsed. Trainers came in. He still finished the match.
Rollins retained with a roll-up.
Doctors mentioned cervical spinal stenosis. He walked out of the building that night, but that match was the last one he ever had in WWE.
One of those spots that looks like a regular powerbomb until you watch Sting’s legs give out. Still hard to watch.
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Paul Heyman and Jerry Lawler had everyone believing the hatred was real.
#PaulHeyman #JerryLawler
“How ya doin' on the seesaws in Louisville, Jerry? I certainly don't want to take any moral lessons from a man whose own children don't share his last name!” - Paul Heyman
If you watched Monday Night Raw in Feb '97, you witnessed one of the most savage microphone drops in wrestling history.
During the ECW vs. USWA "Great Debate," Lawler mocked ECW's bingo-hall crowds. Heyman immediately fired back with, "Okay Jerry, you wanna shoot?" and dropped those nuclear lines.
To casual fans, it made zero sense. But to the boys in the back and dirt-sheet readers? It was devastating. Heyman ruthlessly referenced Lawler’s highly publicized real-life legal controversies and family drama on live, national television.
In a single breath, Heyman shattered the fourth wall, changed the temperature of Raw, and perfectly foreshadowed the unfiltered chaos of the impending Attitude Era.
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If you are starting a brand new women's division today, who is your franchise player?
Rank your signing order 1-5 for these 5.
1. Bianca Belair
2. Becky Lynch
3. Charlotte Flair
4. Rhea Ripley
5. Liv Morgan
#WWE #WomensWrestling
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The way Shane looked down at her chest while she was talking is wild.😳
#ShaneMcMahon #StephanieMcMahon
"They're just smaller puppies, that's all.. they’re cute.”
An awkward throwback to when Shane McMahon compliments Stephanie’s “puppies” on TSN's Off the Record.
When the interviewer asks Stephanie McMahon if she would ever adopt Debra’s infamous "puppies" gimmick, Stephanie jokes that her father pointed out she isn't quite as "built" as Debra.
Stephanie quickly shutting him down with "you don't have to elaborate" perfectly sums up this strange McMahon sibling dynamic.
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NXT paying off at Money in the Bank. Who else will join this crew?
#SmackDown
Ages of the first 3 qualifiers for the Men’s Money in the Bank match:
• Je'Von Evans – 22
• Bron Breakker – 28
• Trick Williams – 32
Is WWE shifting more towards the younger talent?
#SmackDown
You could just sense that everything was changing this night.. WWE was taking over the wars for good.
#WWERaw #StoneColdSteveAustin
September 22, 1997. Madison Square Garden. First ever Raw at the World’s Most Famous Arena… and wrestling changed in one night.
Stone Cold wasn’t cleared. Neck still jacked from SummerSlam. Vince McMahon left the commentary table, stepped in the ring as the boss, and told Austin to work within the system.
Austin looked at him, told him to kiss his ass, and dropped the first Stone Cold Stunner on Vince McMahon. Garden exploded. JR lost his mind.
“AUSTIN IS GOING DIRECTLY TO JAIL.” Cops slapped the cuffs on him. That one bump started the biggest rivalry in company history.
Then the other bomb dropped.
Dude Love didn’t want the street fight with Hunter Hearst Helmsley. Mankind came out… and called for the man who actually loves violence.
CACTUS JACK.
WWF debut. MSG chanted ECW. Trash cans. Concrete. Table on the stage. Cactus piledriver through it. Bang Bang. Hardcore wrestling just walked through the front door of the WWF.
One night. Two moments. The Attitude Era wasn’t fully here yet… but you could hear it coming.