Jack Perry could ruin a wet dream. Guy is a certified clown.

I completely forgot that they were feuding before the Perry nonsense.

From potentially main eventing ALL OUT for the interim World title to winning the Tag title so Sting and Darby can beat them for it. What a fall from grace

That feud had me hooked on Collision instantly.

The only two guys that ever helped Ricky are in another company

with the Massies... who get in TK's ears... even more so once Punk; left

That’s genuinely the thing that could happen in aew that’ll make me watch clips of them on YT…

Punk putting Ricky over in WWE would be cool to watch

Yeah thats right im a CM Punk guy, you know who else was a CM Punk guy??? MJF. And he split, just like how i'm--

​@@MeerzieIDK. I seriously don't know if he was working with those comments about MF.

And punk was wrong He belongs on AEW, it's his level

I doubt Jack Perry would even last in WWE with his behaviors been told by Bubba and Punk

They’d think a child jumped the barrier

Not even security would know who Jack Perry is, they would probably tackle him and walk him out of the building

Nursery World Order buy 1 get 2 free.

How dare Ricky get advice from veterans?! -The Elite, most definitely!

Add MJF & Jim Ross to that list

​​@@j_madI doubt JR want to do any commentary in general after AEW plus WWE commentary team is in good place right now especially Vince doesn't scream to their ears anymore

Yeah, JR has been gone long enough for both sides to have moved on, it's too far back now and with Ross' age not worth it. I feel that Hobbs is by far the most mismanaged guy in aew. Maybe Wardlow too, but I rate Hobbs higher, I feel he has charisma that's just waiting to explode

Add Statlander , Takeshita, The Gunns, and Wardlow

Wardlow, Statlander, and Willow.

"You know who else was a CM Punk guy? Danhausen. And he split just like I'm splitting."

​@@Dyler😂😂😂

@@Dylernice

​@@DylerYa and he is getting Punk treatment as well. Hausen is someone who Tiny will push like Stick Wayne and Cassidy. But who cares Danhausen might also jumpship to WWE and be the merch seller...and do small comedy in between the shows.

​@@Dyler*Cody

And all the people who sided with Tiny when the inevitable happens will be seen as cancers to WWE etc.

It’s half half tbh

​@@joeyskywalker1322Thats the thing, its NOT half and half. 90% of WWE wrestlers said nice things about him when he first left wwe, and now its 100%. Most people in AEW also like Punk, except the young bucks. Even Kenny has said he never had a personal issue with Punk, and Punk was a professional. Social media amplifies the hate, but its really only coming from like, 2-3 people in the business

@@rsk47reviews59 I think younger guys like him. The older guys like undertaker weren’t big on working with him. I think it’s a case of he’s very intense and hungry up and comers respond positively to it. People who are happy in their place find it overbearing

​​@@rsk47reviews59 it's definitely half/half. For every Starks, Kofi, Samoa Joe, etc who praise Punk there's Kevin Owens, AJ, Booker, Miz, Truth, Triple H, etc who have said how difficult Punk can be.

@@rsk47reviews59 the old punks, i mean young bucks, couldn't stand it because punk had more fanfare and applause than they ever did in AEW, including when it first got started so they had to do something to get him out of there. One of the only actual professionals that acted professional and wouldn't take their crap or bend over backwards to kiss their a$$es

Punk getting fired completely killed Collision,that was such a solid weekly wrestling show,ever since they fired Punk Collision has basically become Dynamite 3.0,they're all the same show

I agree. But the funny thing is the only person to call him a cancer was a wwe guy😂

@@kennytaco4474Jericho was the first to call punk a cancer . That is where Seth got it from

House, MD would crush Dynamite's ratings.🤣

@@pleaseshutup7053 my bad. Didn’t know that.

He's probably just trying to be diplomatic. At least, I hope he is.

@@danielmarx1059clearly was genuine

@Courtneylynntucker agreed!!!!!

It’s Whatculture interviewing Starks. They’re the Elite’s Pravda

@@danielmarx1059 Starks isn't James Cornette. Not everything has to be about politics and sharing his wife.

Mfer signed like 5 year deal lol

@@redred1952 that was in 2019, it's already 5 years

And actually he's in the most anticipated match against Drew McIntyre even they're on a promo feud...

I agree, but it's much different being in a good mood if you're working matches or not. If Punk worked more than one match he might be a bit antsy. But that's just a bit. He had to go to aew to see how bad wwe isn't and I think he appreciates it

​@@TheRealAhoyand WWE is pretty much different place when he was left 10 years ago things have changed a lot in 2020s for WWE

Facts If Punk was going to cause issues it would have already happened by now. They are just bitter and salty that he’s no longer apart of Tony’s Klown show.

@@planethiphop2516 I like how Drew even refer to this in one of promo that "It's been a month and you still here congratulation".

Starks is counting down the days till his aew contract expires he will be going to wwe

Ricky Starks, Eddie Kingston, Eli Drake (LA Knight), Kamille, Thunder Rosa, and Nick Aldis were all in Billy Corgan's NWA at the same time with Corny on commentary. That promotion could and should have been souch better than it became.

​@@bananonymouslastname5693 The money wasn't there. Plus Billy blew the TV thing with the coke spot. If they was patient NWA could've been the 2nd best company.

They wouldn't immediately put MJF on the main roster. I don't think they'd bring Starks right in either, but after that 75 car pileup of a disaster that was MJF's title run he needs to be completely re-gimmicked and just start over.

@@watchitlive8460 For sure, there was no way NWA could've kept those guys forever, but it sure ought to have been a bigger launchpad. It started downhill after they dropped Cornette on commentary, and doing the title switch off of Aldis before elevating Starks amd Drake. Those guys really showed a lot of charisma in those studio promos!

Starks inring is decent but it's his promos and charisma that shine.

I really don't want them to put him in NXT it is a possibility,Ricky Starks is just way too good for NXT Ricky Starks could be a fresh addition to the midcard division and then he could slowly climb to the main event,he's such a WWE character it'll be a perfect fit specially his entrance with all that pyro,imagine that with WWE presentation

@@sarjeshkhadgi2841 heres hoping maybe Punk and Cody would stick up for him and say he could go to the Main Roster straight up.

AND YOUR NEW WWE TAG TEAM CHAMPIONS, RICKY STARKS AND CM PUNK!!! 😎👌🏻

​@skeletor7908 god it would be amazing if after Punk finishes his angles with Drew and Seth, he could tag with Ricky in the twilight of his in-ring career.

@@sarjeshkhadgi2841 fs id want him to maybe show up as a open challenge for a championship match or a royal rumble contender

They're from the mind of internet smark commentary, Tony Khan is king of the nerds, he's doing all the stuff he agreed with them would be how to run a business. But they're so vain about not being as lame as wwe that they have an oversight of what that lame stuff entailed. Vince wanted performers to be called superstars because he wanted people flicking channels to think "wow, what a superstar" when they saw Roman Reigns, and then they back it up by referring to him as a superstar. The other tv shows have stars, wwe had superstars. He booked just so people flicking channels would see Reigns more often than not and stop flicking and stay tuned in. That's why he pushed his favourites, because he thinks they're the most likely to get the attention of non wrestling fans flicking the channel and possibly becoming wrestling fans. E.R was a great show but when George Clooney was in it, it DREW massive interest. Vince was always looking for his Clooney's, and would give them preference. When Clooney left E.R, they could do all the great booking they wanted and be technically better produced than they had been in earlier years, but the interest basically halved when he left. So they mocked his way of doing things and Tony was inspired by brilliant conversations with other "brilliant" minds where they mocked his entire ethos and by the time he formed a company they decided they would shine a light on the "undervalued" in ring marshalls as opposed to poster boys. But Vince knew the value of a poster boy, he knows what really sets business on fire is the performers, not the technical aspects. So wwe has had it beaten into them to promote magnetic personalities, while aew promotes the technical stuff more. Nobody is tuning in to any shows because they like the sets lol, they tune in because of characters. Thinking that wrestling is the one show on tv that's going to buck that highly lucrative trend is laughable, but that's how arrogant these internet nerds are, they metaphorically sat around a campfire singing Kumbaya talking about how bad wwe is, overlooking all the brilliant strategies they had long term.

the thing is I don't think TK even realizes that he does it... it's 75% subconscious because one of his toys dared to leave the toybox... like they cite in the clip around 3:30... "Are 'they in a Camp', because he's not in just one Camp."... and then the Massies get in his ear and paint it as active 'Dis-loyalty'

Add to that Takeshta who was feed to "Dope Plumber" Moxley.

Shiavone trying to hide the monster energy drink can from view during fozzy bears monologue was funny woooo!

Someone used a flamethrower on Darby? Sounds like something he would do.

@@EwanCumia other way around 😎

Also, not saying it was a bad gimmick, just that he was NOT careful with that thing. 🔥

@@NavigatorPlays Spaceballs the Flamethrower

quite likely... if Ricky doesn't slip on a Pro-Buck comment here and there would any one put it past the Bucks to actively give him joke tasks ala the Revival Back Shaving skit, or the Ambrose Gas mask bit or some other "Vince-ism" to not only mock where they know he's going but because they think it'll get them over as 'bad-boss' heels

That's if the people involved are truthful about the timeline of events. My opinion is the power still resides solely with the Khan family.

I don't remember that match ends up main event the PPV

I go with the theory that Punk pulled Danielson aside and said "Look, do me a solid and get me the hell out of this bloody company." Punk wanted out anyway and would have been more than willing to accept the judgement since he told man baby he quit anyway lol.

I think Brian Knew Punk wanted to Leave; and he gave him the Out that he wanted... Declaring Punk:"in the right" would have done no one any favors...

I was thinking the same thing..

Edge’s reaction was so ridiculous too, he looked so bothered. It was embarrassing. What Starks said wasn’t a burial, it was a heel comment. That whole thing was astonishing.

Edge helping the younglings get over in the real wrestling promotion

@@niranu78 😂😂😂😂 Delusion

As soon as HHH was in charge, Regal went in the speed of light.

Might as well otherwise he'd get the Samantha Irvin treatment and I'm not just talking about from the fans either..

They can give good advice. They don't follow their own advice though. But they do know about the wrestling business enough to purposefully make fun of it and make books about ruining the business.

@CornBreadtm1 I guess if you want advice about bad comedy sketches, shitty superkicks, and driving away viewers, then they are suitable

@@BrandRedacted They wouldn't give that advice. That would be gimmick infringement. The Bucks would tell people to do the opposite.

Miro, Hobbs, Danhausen, Britt baker, Darby (although he's friends with the bucks too), FTR

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