Jake The Snake on Queenzflip - HBK & Bret Hart Worst Champs Ever
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Right near the end he said a black wrestler said ric flair used to call him the n-word although jake said he wasn’t there he said he can believe it “because he knows ric flair “ so that’s all the insinuating you need ....
I was listening to this..its fukking B E A U T I F U L. Fighting over that coochie like two little hoe ass bytches. Pathetic.
Jake always bringing that real.
Jake always bringing that real.
Amare's Right Hook
Southeast World Champion
that's his wrestling height
Granted, still bigger than these %$^^#^%#$% ^
I wish this topic would of came up during the Austin podcast interview...Austin loves putting them over...lol.
i gotta listen to this shyt tomorrow
supertrekker
Superstar
so what’s everyone’s view then wen flip brought up the Montreal screw job ... was it an actual screw job or did Brett heart know about it all along ??? ......I always heard ric flair was racist aswell ... n Jake basically said he was without saying it flat out .......
Montreal was planned by Vince and Bret but don't know if Shawn was in on it. Every redneck in wrestling from that time was a racist.
How u know Bret was in on it ???
supertrekker
Superstar
breh google some research about it. not hard to find info about it.
King P
Legends Never Die
And this size logic is stupid to me. Only in wrestling do we act like smaller guys can't be bad asses. Yet in real fighting (Boxing/MMA), some of the most popular fighters were smaller fighters.
In the 80's, Mike Tyson was the most famous/popular fighter out. And he was only 5'10 and weighed 215. Yet, he'd beat the breaks off all these wrestlers that you consider to look like "bad asses". Other than Tyson, you had guys like Sugar Ray Leonard, Oscar De La Hoya, Floyd Mayweather, and Manny Pacquiao. In MMA, the biggest star is a 5'7 guy from Ireland. All of them small guys. So I guess they aren't bad asses right
Stuff like this is why people clown wrestling and I laugh at guys like Jim Cornette and all these old wrestlers who would brag about all these "big guys that look like legit bad asses" and laugh at smaller wrestlers, looking down on them because no smaller guy could ever be a badass. They live in this fantasy world, when in real life it's not even close to being like that. But I guess carnies gonna carny
prophecypro
Hollywood North
I feel like hes bitter because in his era Shawn and Bret wouldnt have been champs and Jake never even got a IC run
He deserved to hold some gold
He deserved to hold some gold
Ruby'sRevolver
Man in the Black Hat
And this size logic is stupid to me. Only in wrestling do we act like smaller guys can't be bad asses. Yet in real fighting (Boxing/MMA), some of the most popular fighters were smaller fighters.
In the 80's, Mike Tyson was the most famous/popular fighter out. And he was only 5'10 and weighed 215. Yet, he'd beat the breaks off all these wrestlers that you consider to look like "bad asses". Other than Tyson, you had guys like Sugar Ray Leonard, Oscar De La Hoya, Floyd Mayweather, and Manny Pacquiao. In MMA, the biggest star is a 5'7 guy from Ireland. All of them small guys. So I guess they aren't bad asses right
Stuff like this is why people clown wrestling and I laugh at guys like Jim Cornette and all these old wrestlers who would brag about all these "big guys that look like legit bad asses" and laugh at smaller wrestlers, looking down on them because no smaller guy could ever be a badass. They live in this fantasy world, when in real life it's not even close to being like that. But I guess carnies gonna carny
Wait, Mike Tyson? WTF? Are you saying Tyson didn't look like a bad ass? Is that really what you're saying? LOL. Tyson was one of the most bad ass fighters of all time what are you talking about? He looked like a bad ass, carried himself like a bad ass because he was a bad ass. I don't know anyone who watched Tyson and didn't get that impression so I have no idea what you're talking about there, Tyson is good an example of what I'm talking about. Guys like Piper and Terry Funk weren't that big either but they looked tough, carried themselves as tough guys and their work reflected that. A lot of these guys today look like the dude you'll see behind the counter at Gamestop or working as the short-order cook at Waffle House. (shout to Kevin Nash!)
Now it gets even worse, you decide to bring up welterweight boxers when the discussion is about heavyweight champions in wrestling.
And how bad ass would Ray Leonard and De La Hoya look standing next to Foreman and Lennox Lewis? LOL.
It's ok that you like these current 'superstars' but there's a lot of fans (or former fans) that don't. You can like it all you want, it doesn't bother me one bit and the fact that I personally prefer the older stuff shouldn't bother you either.
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Yeah I seen some stuff on it why are so many ppl convinced it was a screw job tho ??