RIP Scott Hall . Great that he always even enjoyed by putting every younger talents over at that time

"Don't tell anybody, I'll take all the heat" - The bad guy Scott Hall ladies and gentlemen. The mark of a good man is one who will elavate others even at their own cost.

For me Scott Hall should have been the number 1 spot, he always put talent over even as early as 1,2,3 kid (later X-Pac) and even though sometimes he was probably in trouble for putting the talent over he loved it, making younger lesser known stars big deals. He was a true gent and sadly missed by all, R.I.P Chico "Hey YO!"

The Rock was always pretty sefless when it came to the victories of some of the wrestlers he worked with. Foley, Jericho, Kurt Angle & Brock Lesnar's first WWE title victories came from beating The Rock. As soon as he was established as a main event guy in the late 90's he could take a loss & it wouldn't affect his star power.

I've never heard someone say Lesnar ending the streak was the smartest possible. Taker didn't think he should, because Lesnar was already over, he didn't need the push and Lesnar for the most part agreed with him, but Vince wanted it and Taker was a loyal company man to the end. Ultimately he wished he could have dropped the streak to Reigns instead as that was who he wanted to help get over, he wanted the streak to either be used to push someone career to the next level, or remain unbroken to leave a bigger legacy, he got neither.

Brock Lesnar telling Drew McIntyre to hold the WWE title belt was hilarious 😂

Respect to Bret Hart for refusing to beat The Rock at that time . Even Bret sees him as the future mega star in its first place

They should’ve KEPT Undertaker’s streak.

The thing I've always respected about Vince is every time he puts someone over, he pretty much orders them to hit him as hard as they can. Randys punt kick, KOs headbutt, he told them both to hit him properly to make it as believable as possible. If that isn't going the extra mile, at his age, then I don't know what is.

I was at WM22 and Edges and Foleys match still holds such a special place in my heart. I could feel the heat of the table and it literally gave me chills. What a great match and even better memory.

Mick destroyed himself to put others over. Through all of that he didn't injure anyone either. Legend

Even after the Hell in a Cell match at 2005’s Vengeance pay per view, an exclusive on the DVD release was shown featuring Ric Flair backstage congratulating both Triple H and Batista on the absolute war they went through.

Randy Orton punt kicked to Vince is way insane

Hurricane vs the Rock on Raw and Hurricane beating Rock was absolutely hilarious and Stone Cold Steve Austin Giving the rock the middle finger was the best part 🤣🤣🤣🤣

I’ll just never get over how John cena refused to put over The Nexus bro…😞

What I learned from this is that every big star that was put over as a favor eventually paid it forward and put someone else over. Except Hulk Hogan.

Looks like Mick Foley put over a lot of wrestlers. I mostly remember him losing matches towards the end of his career.

That was nice of Scott Hall & he said he'll take the blame for it wow.

What’s really great about this is how quality talent payed it forward. Hall puts over Jericho.Jericho puts over cena. Cena puts over reigns.

The Streak should've never have ended. R.I.P Scott Hall you'll be missed.

Curt Hennig deserves some recognition here. He was given the option of vacating the IC title due to injury, but he insisted on putting Bret Hart over even though it meant performing in a great deal of pain.

I love that pretty much all of this list was a wrestler getting put over, then putting over a new talent. Just shows that it doesn't always pay to only be in it for yourself

"Wrestling is better than the things you like." - John Oliver.

I was at Royal Rumble 2020, and I was surprised how it went in the Rumble, Edges Return, Drew eliminating Brock and Roman, and soon becoming WWE Champion that same year, albeit with no crowds as the Covid Pandemic had finally covered the globe. But I was so glad to say, I was there!

Brock Lesnar knew Drew was the realest guy in the locker room that's why he put him over and I was really happy for Drew despite Brock being my favorite!

Daniel Bryan will forever till the end of time have my respect for putting Kofi over. My favorite wrestler ever man since his debut in 2008. I waited 11 long years and when it happened I cried my eyes out and I was 17. I simply can never hate WWE for making Kofi and big e champions. And all though I don't think woods will ever be a WWE champion they gave him his king of the ring and that's all I ever wanted out of my favorite wrestlers.

I’m amazed at the fact it’s been almost 8 years since Brock defeated and ended the Undertakers winning streak. Truth is that I even called it when I attended wrestlemania 29 in 2013, And when 2020 came around I got to meet the undertaker and said to his face thank you for putting Brock over at wrestlemania 30.

When it comes to putting someone over Jericho, Kane & Ziggler may be on the top as the most selfless guys..👏

1:18 Bret put Rock and Austin over in the same night. Y2J beat Austin and Rock in the same night, while Bret put them over in the same night.

The Edge/Foley hardcore match was freaking savage. I've seen it multiple times and I still can't get over how both those men are still alive, let alone the fact Edge is still wrestling.

5:17 Cena may have put over Reigns in the ring but he definitely schooled him on the mic.

Lmao I can still remember Rock's promo's while having the feud The Hurricane. It was really amazing, The Rock as a heel is a god with the mic.

I remember that Rock Hurricane match as a kid, even though i was a huge Rock fan I couldn't help but be excited and cheer when Hurricane pulled it off. Makes it even cooler knowing now it was the Rocks call

Blows my mind how Jericho is blacklisted from WWE considering how much wrestling history he's directly responsible for creating and contributing to.

I loved the way brock put drew over that was great too bad drew won the wwe champion with no fans in attendance

01:59 whoever has followed Scott Hall aka Razor Ramon since his WCW days, they Must've observed the facial changes in Scott Hall's face. I mean his face in later years of WCW & WWF/E was totally different than his younger days of WCW.

Foley also took 16 chair shots to the head from the rock at the 1999 Rumble, including several while handcuffed, and the last one where his back was also turned. Rock didn’t even check on him afterwards. Watch Beyond The Mat

This is a great list and an even greater video!

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People gave to truly thank Jericho he helped so much talent get over and he always would go to great lengths to protect talent

I enjoy this content keep it up

Rip the late great Scott Hall. The streak should've never been broken and Taker even said it should've been Roman Reigns. So that means Vince's golden boy John Cena was his golden boy via Jericho wow

Very well made list. I like it.

As much as I wanted the streak to stay unbroken, it makes sense after having the legacy of that achievement someone should end it, I really think it should have been Finn Balor as the demon king. With someone smaller doing it they could have had a great match even if they needed to hold off for Mania 32-33. Honorable mentions to Vince telling KO to head butt him full force and Smackdown 2002 Undertaker telling a young Randy Orton to get some offense in for what was supposed to be a pure squash match.

Wow yo, shout out to Scott Hall, putting the fans reaction over his own win and heat, just…was a great man💪🏾🌹

Austin also really put Benoit over in 2001 during their matches on RAW and Smackdown. Austin won because of a screw job type finish and then interference from Vince in the Smackdown match. But he definitely made him look strong in both matches. Austin has gone on record to say that Benoit told him thank you for putting me over after the Smackdown match.

RIP Hall Just saw Jericho congratulate Cena on his 20 year anniversary too...amazing

Great video, thanks!!

Brock putting Goldfail over was one I thought you would have put in. Thanks for another great video.

I remember that whole bit with Edge and Foley. If I'm not mistaken, Edge had like a year-long feud with Cena, RVD, and I think Orton too?

It choked me up to here Scott Hall. He was so much greater than most people knew. Those damn demons stole him from us.

Edge vs Mick Foley was my first hardcore Wrestlemania match i watched back on DVD in 2006 i was only 6 years old and i had the complete 2pt Cd 💿 edition including Hall of Fame 2006 and of course Wrestlemania 22 that was truly a special event 😊

never get tired of this content

The Rock vs Hurricane was one of the funnest matches to watch. Loved every bit of their clash.

Paul levesque put bootista over because he was his buddy, buddy

HHH always said that in the business you can make money or make friends. After hall and nash left and the infamous scene of him and the rest of them hugged each other after the steel cage match. He got repercussion from it. He had to do what was right for him, but in the end it worked out for him. Hell dude makes like 180k a year now. Overall he did what was best for him. He will always be one of my favorite wrestlers.

The Rock & Ziggler selling for every opponent should say enough about putting wrestlers over

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A very virtuous thing that they did for the younger talent.

The Rock and Hurricane feud is a thing of beauty

When cena's image comes up and you mention having the match outcome changed, i forgot its a video about putting someone over

Chris Jericho remembered what Scott hall did for him and he returned the favor to John cena what a selfless guy he is

'Fans have come to realise in later years that this was the smartest decision possible' Brock breaking the streak is still one of the most heavily debated calls ever, stick with objective facts please.

Except for there’s a video on KZfaq that undertaker asked Brock if he wanted to do it, it was never specified that it was the streak but it makes sense being that it happened two years later after Brock returned fully

Whoever watched SmackDown Women's champion Liv Morgan in-ring promo in this week's RAW, did anybody notice that Liv actually was carrying a WWE SmackDown Women's title replica & not original one?

1:46 the look on orton's face is quite amusing here

I was at wrestlemania 30 and it was a complete shock when lesnar broke the streak

Pat Patterson helped me get into the business, I was there to help with the ring but he helped me go so much further

Great video

My heart skipped a beat at 3:08 ❤

Maivia Hurricane on Bret was great. I really like that move.

We all knew hogan wouldn’t be on this list.

That Randy Orton kick Vince really good segment. Randy legit shocked to actually kicked Vince in the face. Crowds also confuses if its a work or real lol.

Jericho was pushing the angle already set by Kurt Angle and that was the greatest in the business with so much arrogance they over look the young stud in John Cena. And it worked. Jericho beating John would of been a huge setback

I use to like using the hurricane in wrestling games back then lowkey

I like how you pronounce exclusive list

Scott Hall was an Icon and also an amazing person

Much respect to jericho for pushing Cena. Respect to triple h for pushing the animal. And major respect to Brock for pushing Drew

HHH only put Batista over because they’re friends. He’s buried everyone else.

Vince really let Orton punt kick him like that I remember when I first seen that part of me thought it was real

Triple H vs Batista Hell in a Cell was a brutal match. Loved every second of it

"Real power comes by empowering others." - Denis Waitley

5:19. The first Wrestler I met in person. #JohnCena, thank you John for coming back to put my Cousin over. My #Ohana really appreciates this. I honestly was rooting for #Cena. But his intentions was to put my cousin over. What a kind spirit is John. I don't think that we're going to met another genuine kind spirited soul like #Cena. And as a Senior, I LOVE that he uses his son's name to reveal that it was #JohnCenaSr

it's kinda sweet seeing the stars who got put over by their idols then go on to put over newcomers

I'm always torn with the Undertaker streak ending like it did. I get it needs to end and what a great push it would be to a younger talent, what I'm torn about is dropping it to Brock, don't get me wrong he is a great talent, my issue is even at that time he was a on again off again "Sports Entertainer" ideally you want it to go to a talent that is more dedicated to the company, that being said at that time I don't know any talent that was better suited to drop the streak too and with Takers age and decline in performance it was not something to be pushed off. There are so many great wrestlers who know the business and despite being at the top they understand needing their fame to be smudged a bit to give a huge push to a newer / younger talent.

Brock Lesnar putting over Drew McIntyre. Which was rare since Brock usually never puts anyone over.

That match at Mania 22 wasn't Edge's most memorable match sure it was one one of them but it's pretty famous because of that Suicide Spear spot

Absolute shame that this list is missing Mr. Perfect. He put over Bret Hart when he shouldn't have been in the ring given his injury.

I feel like Cena's U.S. title run put more people over than his minirun with Reigns.

5:27 damn! seeing Cena getting bald, makes me feel so old AF, during his doc of the fhugonomics gimmick I was around 15 years old and now I am 33 lmao

I always say Cena may have done some questionable things but overall he's a stand-up guy.

Brooooo they went toooo farrr

Everyone else: *Changes the finish* Cena: I just took a month off Hollywood.

I’m convinced Chris Jericho could get an absolutely amazing match in a one on one slobber knocker with a ball of dust, gaining maximum heat while getting that ball of dust completely over.

I respect all these people for putting other over when they didn’t have to R.I.P Scott hall

I just love how cyclical everything is. I feel it's one of the most beautiful things about wrestling

You had a massive pick of Bret matches, he was the type of guy who could put people over while winning. Look at his match against the 1-2-3 Kid.

I have not heard 1 fan say that Undertaker's Streak being broken wasn't a bad idea

seth feud with cody reminds me of that batista and hhh feud

Bret and Mick being on this list is a surprise to no one.