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I'll never forget the day Eddie died. I cried like a baby

November 12, 2003... the day John Cena turned face and the WWE never looked back.

11years on and the WWE and the world miss Eddie Gurerro so much.

When I had first heard WWE was launching WWE Network four years ago, I thought it was going to be TV network.

"354 times "when on the screen it clearly says 345

you forgot the death of owen hart

Benoit's death hit me really hard. He had been a favorite of mine for years. Then when the news of what happened came out I was in shock for a good week. I haven't felt such a wide range of emotions in such a short period ever since

Still a few things I would've like to have seen in this list: - Owen Hart's death (May 23rd, 1999) - 'Taker's Streak (April 6th, 2014) - The whole CM Punk breaking the 4th Wall speech (June something 2011) - Taker vs Mick Foley's HIAC match (June 28th 1998)

i just cant with the pg era. i hate it, its because of that era that i havent seen it in years. my heros are either retired, semi, dead, or very old. i miss the good old days of wwf-wwe

That moment you realize you're older than Wrestlemania and you've seen almost every single one 😬😂

before I watch this, I bet Eddie is in here! So RIP

January 4, 1999. For 2 reasons. #1: WCW used to enjoy giving away Raw results on Nitro. Raw was taped and Nitro was live. On that day, Mankind has won his 1st WWF title. WCW decided to leak that result while trying to make it sound like the worst thing ever. But it caused half a million WCW viewers to change the channel to WWF. And WCW has never beat WWF since then. #2: Because WCW knew of The Rock vs Mankind title match, they decided to do a title match of their own to counteract It. Not only that, it was booked to appear as a HUGE you-don't-want-to-miss match. It was Kevin Nash as champ vs Hollywood Hulk Hogan. And what was the result of this HUGE you-don't-want-to-miss match? The Fingerpoke of Doom. Fans felt extremely slated. And WCW would never top WWF in ratings again.

I still miss Eddie Guerrero :' (

The moment the Undertaker was introduced to wrestling is a changing moment for sure.

Yo Adam, thanks for the sympathetic take on Chris Benoit. A lot of people can't get past the "what" he did to see the "why". I'm by no means excusing it, but it's important that people remember the circumstances surrounding the whole incident, and it's a whole lot easier to just bury the man than it is to ask questions. Good on ya.

How could you forget the day WWE went from a private to a public company? That changed *EVERYTHING*.

You guys can say what u want about Vince's decisions in wwe rn but he's kept the company afloat for a long time 💯

6:06 that's when I stopped watching WWE

There's 1 that they completely left out Over The Edge 1999 on May 23rd when Owen Hart fell to his death

I miss Eddie and Benoit and when wwe was tv-14

So, basically, Vince McMahon is a business super genius.

I still remember the story when Benoit died. Vince had "blown up in his limo" on raw beforehand, then Chris, and Vince came out and was like "you're probably wondering why I'm here since I blew up last week." Benoit's death hits me more than Eddie's.

It's a good list. And man, did it surprisingly hit me hard. Benoit and Guerrero were my favorites as a teen, and as an adult. Heroes to me. I'm shocked by how hard my emotions are manly leaking from my face right now, just from thinking about both losses of my heroes. I can't even adequately describe why I'm writing a comment on a many months old list video now. But I felt compelled to. Thank you for the content you provide, WhatCulture Wrestling. And thanks to my heroes. No matter how it ended, you guys changed the industry I love in two of the best ways. RIP.

354 times shows 345

When Eddie died I was both shocked and heartbroken!! When Chris Benoit killed his family then himself it totally devastated me knowing that these two tragic events would change WWE FOREVER!!! Eddie (Latino Heat) lives on in WWE Sasha Banks pays tribute to Eddie every chance she gets!!!! THANK YOU SASHA BANKS FOR KEEPING EDDIE'S SPIRIT ALIVE IN WWE!!!!!!! They need to bring back Attitude Era all this PG CRAP is getting old!! Like if you AGREE!!!!!!!

You forgot the death of Owen Hart that also forever change the WWE

god...the statement "the passing of benoit and guerero changed the wrestling world forever" got me teary eyed..

0:25 no lie, I thought that was Adam for a moment

June 23rd 1996 King of the Ring: the birth of Stone Cold Steve Austin.

you forgot about Owen Hart's death at the 1999 Over The Edge pay-per view

I remember the Benoit murders. I was only seven years old and I couldn't fathom how this had happened. Such a terrible tragedy

I'm surprised 9/11 wasn't on herer

I like the spin you took on the Benoit incident. Citing how it helped WWE realize the danger of concussions and repeated bumps to the head.

Christ Benoit was the reason I watch wrestling. After he died, I didn't even bother looking up on the PPV.

October of 1999 when the WWE went public! Or 1989 when WWE broke the CODE OF SILENCE! Or broke KAYFBE!

#PushBingley

You forgot the (horrible) day when Vince made XFL. lol

You Forgot The Undertaker's Streak Ending

Some people ask"Oh,why are chair shots to the head banned and why are they censored in videos that include them(on WWE 's main channel)"well #3 that's why RIP Chris Benoit

6:28 bring back tv14 WWE: Nope :) lol

what about the night mankind won the title? it's the same night that the fingerpoke of doom happened, the infamous "butts in the seats comment, and it was the last time wcw beat raw in ratings. wwe had won.

The day CM Punk left. The day WWE became a show for 6 year olds.

That WWE doping scandal on November 18th, 1993 happened literally 24 hours before I was born.

Adam, you guys have to do a video tribute to Sign Guy. Hardcore fans know who he is.

07:06 GODDAMIT BINGLEY

Owen Hart was really tough for me to come to terms with. I was young, I was a fan, I didn’t know what to believe, and it truly just made me sad. The first time reality hit me like a train as a wrestling fan.

Thank goodness I grew up watching wrestling when it was the best era ..1998-2002-3 ..

Pg killed wrestling

The one thing that will always forever bug me (And I'm not the only one that will always be bugged by this) is why didn't WWE have a drug and concussion testing program in the first place since day one? I mean, think about it: the Benoit Family would still be alive to this day and Eddie Guerrero would still be alive to this day. Thumbs up if you agree.

This year marks 10 years of Benoit... Chris, Nancy and Daniel will live forever. R.I.P 'Rabbid Wolverine' and his family

I miss Chris and Eddie. Both will always be my favorites. And I also miss Adam in this channel

Owen Hart's accidental death wasn't on here!

Owen Hart's death changed wrestling as well. Since then WWE has had no entrances involving a cable as far as I know, and Sting would refuse to do it on WCW until Bret Hart told him to do it.

Rest In Peace Chris and Eddie. We love you

One has to appreciate WWE's ability to withstand so many blows, from so many different directions, and still keeps going. Not exactly soaring the high heavens as they used to, but they march on nonetheless.

I don't actually have an issue with PG like a lot of people do. I agree with what was said in the Pipebomb video about it. It's not the rating that's the problem, it's the booking

Eddie's death changed the WWE not a lot, but it was the ending of blading. Chris' death changed the WWE to the point to what it is today.

Ending Undertaker's streak should've been up there. Nice video though.

Vince didn't really step up in the death of Chris Benoit. He totally danced around the brain scans on Chris in an interview about it. He even flat out said they were wrong.

I really hope the WWE Network doesn't ever fail. I love it and I'd be so depressed if all that wrestling left and I'd have to buy DVDs.

I really wish they would just abandon the steel chair entirely. Without the head shot it is a pretty pointless and silly looking weapon. Especially considering they are allowed to do other "headshots" with many different weapons.

I am so happy I found this channel.So many good videos.

you have the best videos on this channel, but please stop saying you'll see me soon you creeper

....I guess Owen Hart dying wasn't one of the 10 biggest days in WWE history.

IMO.... you forgot a few pivotal dates in wwe history..... 10/17/83 - Snuka jumps off the Cage on Muraco - MSG, NY 1/23/84 - the birth of Hulkamania - MSG, NY 5/19/96 - The Kliq Incident - MSG, NY 5/23/99 - Death Of Owen Hart - Kemper Arena, MO

The Benoit stuff changed everything.

I cried when Eddie and Chris died. I would never forget those days.

Anytime I see Bingley, videos get better.

July 22nd, 2008. The day wrestling officially died.

Can't remember the exact day but the one in May 1987 when Hacksaw Jim Duggan and The Iron Sheik were arrested together for possession.

Owen Hart, fingerpoke of doom, and the Kliq at MSG... how do you possibly miss these three???

Bravo Adam bravo amazing work again mate

CM Punk was recently featured on an Instagram video by WWE. Does that mean anything?

11. September 13, 2001 Two days after 9/11 a very emotional episode

800k congratulations what culture!

#11 Owen Hart fucking dying. Didn't change the business, but that's some serious shit right there. You can be sure it affected Vince. #12 The entire year of 2000. Legendary performances from The Rock, Mankind, Triple H, Rikishi and Scottie and Grandmaster.

0:22 the mistake that changed WhatCultureWrestling forever.

so good to hear adam in a whatculture video, I miss this days

R.I.P Eddie Guerrero and Chris Benoit

The wwe network also proved to wwe that there is no way that you can completely erase a wrestler from the history (Beniot)

I clicked on this video faster than Ryder's IC Championship reign

April 4 and 5, 2020. Wrestlemania 36

3:10 haha i remember watching 2 tvs at the same time, one wwf and the other wcw, whichever one looked more interesting i watched with sound on and muted the other but tapped both

Good video. A lot of history to wrestling that the younger fans don't know of. Good job WhatCultureWrestling.

4:37 until AEW came around

Rest In Peace to those that passed away.

July 22nd 2008 the day i stopped watching WWE

Make a vid about the wrestling territories

what about the night Owen Hart died???? that shook the company.

July 22, 2022 is definitely a massive one

may 23rd 1999 rip owen hart 1965 -1999 u will never be forgotten

The Death of Owen Hart? A wrestler dying in a wwe ring? Due to a reckless and failed stunt?

I miss the old whatculture

The day Hulk Hogan debuted, The day Hulk Hogan won his first world championship, Bad Blood 1997, Wrestlemania 14, Survivor Series 2001, Wrestlemania 20 also changed WWE in my opinion

The WWE Network has been a monumental success.

0:13 BOOOOOOOTCH

May 23rd 1999 Owen Hart's death

7:07 This is the best spot to pause on any video on youtube.

I remember wrestlemania being one of the first things on Cable when it came out back then in the UK .