Kurt Angle signing with TNA was a fantastic way to redeem himself. TNA was thriving back then, and Angle was a huge draw for the promotion. He's still arguably one of the best in ring technicians and overall performers in this industry's history. Truly a gem and a once in a lifetime talent.

Kurt angle is the finest wrestler of them all a brilliant in ring skills and his mike skills and promos not to mention his comedic performance Kurt's tna run was excellent

Kozlov actually pinned Undertaker clean on an episode of SmackDown after catchin' him with a Powerslam.

I did hear a few times that Yokozuna was gaining weight on purpose and that he wanted to be the world’s heaviest wrestler.

Those signs were actually just German for “The Rocky, the”.

Who hasn't sent their boss an angry, incoherent, substance fueled text message at least once

Vince lost faith in his literal creations, his children.

I watched Kozlov lose clean to Jeff Hardy at a house show in Burlington, Vermont months before his undefeated streak was "ended" on tv.

Lesson learned : Never piss off Lesnar in a match.

“We’ve also never seen him ever since” 😂 😂 That caught me off guard.

Kurt Angle redeemed himself after he joined TNA

Wait Yokozuna was still Under Contract with the WWE until 1998 What?

Show was a great Big Man it's just WWE didn't believe in him

10 best moment among the wrestling crowd

The Sable Bomb to Marc Mero wasn’t the moment? That single handily destroyed any push he could ever have. He seems like cool guy in interviews but he job himself out of begin main eventer after that.

Mr Kennedy was damn underrated

The minute Jimmy Uso got his millionth DUI......oh wait......too soon

Even back then I felt bad about what happened to Ziggler. Another wrestler injured him and as a result he never got a fair chance then or ever after to show what he can do as champ

Let Dolph win world title and let him have good reign.

Lex Luger. The Lex Express in 1993. Slammed Yokozuna at the intrepid on July 4, 1993. A countout win at SS 93 to opening WM 11 in a tag team with Davey Boy Smith by 1995.

Another awesome video done by the Homie Gareth KZfaq to end the work day!

Hey, clap it up for Kurt Angle overcoming a nasty painkiller addiction. Those pills can only bring out the worst in people, that's facts.

Don’t appreciate how y’all aren’t repeating “Kennedy” these days

I saw on a documentary (I think it was Rikishi said) that Yokozuna didn’t want to loose weight and in fact he wanted to put on more - that was the issue.

Braun getting fired is still a criminal act in my opinion

Everyone feel like midcard fodder besides roman in full time SmackDown roster... Wwe will regret their booking decisions soon

.... normally when I comment on WhatCulture videos, I'm pointing out errors and whatnot.... BUT THIS TIME.... a rare case.... Credit to whoever made the video. Using the photo of infamous ECW fan (and, in truth, wrestling fan since he showed up in the audience off and on EVERYWHERE, except WCW, for a while in the 90's) Faith No More Guy holding up a "Die Rocky Die" poster. That image tells you everything about the average late 90's fan. Total personification.

I don't know. There is something about the way Vince "ruins" some of his superstars to then use that to catapult to the top. He tried to shove Roman down our throats for so long and they were able to use that to make the Head of the Table gimmick actually work decently well. It's similar to what he did with the Die Rocky Die. He tried to shove us Rocky and the fans didn't take it. It was that hate that made him become what he did. How much success first comes from failure and how much credit do you think Vince deserves in that? Honestly, the answer doesn't matter because Vince I'm sure sees it all as his success and any failures are because the wrestler couldn't hang at the time.

The whole tag team division all together

10 best heel of all time

The Rock always heard the cheers that was destined for him. Even when those cheers were actually jeers. What he did in the ring changed them. To The People in The Peoples Champ.

Too Kozlov! What a missed opportunity. Ha.

How is nia jax injuring multiple talent each year not on this list ??

That statement about buying things in the 90s... That's WWE's problem. They're stuck in the 80s. Damn it Vince!

Mero never got the spots he deserved dude was actually great to watch.

Braun Strowman shouldn't be allowed in a wrestling ring period, the knee he put on Brock was actually dangerous, and I mean makes those unprotected chair shots look tame. The clear reaction for a 3 piece from Brock after is when Strowmans career ended tbh.

We’ve also never seen him ever since.” Okay, that was good

Vladmir also pinned Undertaker clean with a power slam on Smackdown

Rvd where?

10 times the crowd hijacked the show

I don't think Vince ever had any real faith in Strowman.

No babyface should ever smile, unless they have a genuine reason. I don't recall Stone Cold smiling walking to the ring or during his promos.

Angle’s case is really sad. Dolph’s case is straight up unfair.

Marc mero should kept ic title

all streaks have to end eventually though and believe it or not yokozuna wasn't the heaviest wrestler ever

I am glad kurt angle got help

You really need to do your research better. Diesel held the title for just UNDER a year not over a year

Finn Balor after Summerslam.

There are definitely more than 10 moments vince destroyed his own creation.

Only Vince would bury someone for trying to avoid potentially permanent brain damage.

Don't forget Samoan Joe

I like how some of these are still Vince's decision. Like it makes sense that Vince would lose faith in Yoko for not losing weight or Kennedy and the wellness violation, but it's not Marc Mero's fault he lost the IC title lol

I wonder if whatculture likes comments

Marc Mero is a perfect example of what wwe thought n did to black talent n wrestlers of color

Yokozuna 535 pound my God

Miiiiiiisteerrrrrrrr..............................................................................................Kenedyyyyyy. Kenedyyyyyyy

Bray Wyatt

I don't think you Blame Nash for how cr@pwrestling in the mid 90s, and he also had wrecked knees

Braun Strowman is not really strong to be honest, Lesnar is raw power.

Oh zig..

only the OGs came here so soon .

It is going to Rome, then

Jeff Hardy was the first to beat kozlov

Why does it feel like Gareth tries way too hard to emulate Simon Miller? I never feel like Gareth is being himself, more trying to put on a persona.

Talk slooower, you are jumping over your words!

3:28 Vince WAS NOT WRONG HERE!

😂😂😂😂😂

Football not coming home

Very few of these are "exact" or even "moments" for that matter. Example: All you said is that they decided to not go with Vladimir Kozlov vs Undertaker at Wrestlemania 25 (something I'm very thankful for since I was there), but you never gave an actual reason much less a "moment" that they made this decision. Do better What Culture... do better.

I hate to be "that guy," but Nash did NOT hold the WWF title for "over a year," he held it for 358 days. Almost, but this ain't horseshoes or hand grenades.

Lesnar is a trained fighter how could Vince lose faith when a real fighter punches a freak attraction? Not like he got KO'd.

Mr Kennedy got fired cause of orton

This list is full of asterisks. Diesel was only partially to blame. Bulldog was notoriously lazy when he wasn't motivated and he was rarely motivated. The Kennedy thing was more political than the headline makes it out to be. And Mero's big issue was his injury. Thumbs down, lads.

The Rock did indeed suck

The Rock and Cena should NOT be in this list at all.

The Fiend was the moment it had an actual match.

69.... Niceee

learn your facts undertaker lost to kozlof by a powerslam off the top rope .. smh you guys are wrestling geeks and cant get the facts right lol

Am I the only person that thinks that Gareth is trying harder and harder to be simon Miller......