Razors' gimmick wasn't a Vibce idea. It was Scott's. An extension of the Diamond Studd gimmick with Scarface accent.

Everything Jim said about peacock was spot on

The crazy part is, this isn't even in Bret Hart's Top 20 matches. The guy was absolutely incredible. NOBODY can "sell" like Bret Hart. Yesterday or today. Amazing stuff. Gosh I miss classic wrestling.

I’ve always loved these watch alongs! What a treat when they come around. Like a well placed cage match, Jim always knows how to book well.

How does Jim's Comments on a 25+ year old match sound more engrossing than almost any current play by play guy?

Scott hall created both Razor Ramon and crow Sting, plus he was one of the original NWO members. RIP TO A LEGEND.

Great stuff! Do hope that they do a watch along match with Piper and Bret from Mania 8. As suggested a few weeks back.

I was at this PPV in Sacramento, my first of two Royal Rumbles. Really good match and the crowd was into it. I feel lucky to have seen this specifically because I heard Hall say during an interview that despite being a top guy he only really only had two world title shots, this one against Bret Hart and one against Sting in WCW in 98 so I feel privileged to have seen it live. Very entertaining performer despite his troubled life, rest in peace Scott Hall.

I loved the build-up to this match! Raymond Rougeau is interviewing Owen Hart. Razor Ramon interrupts to beat up Bret's little brother. "Yo' daddy teach you that, chico? Daddy teach you that?" lol 😈

This was my first PPV, also, it’s one of my favorites. I was 8 years old. What made this extra special for me, I got to watch it with former pro-wrestler Mad Russian (Eric Pomeroy) Stan Pulaski. After he retired from wrestling, he became a chiropractor for the Horse Jockeys in Nebraska. My dad was a Jockey, and became good friends with Stan. He was such a kind man, and it was amazing to listen to his stories. He even kept kayfabe, all these years late (even thou I didn’t know what it meant in 93). Sadly, he passed away 10 years ago. But the time spent getting to know him was something I still appreciate.

Love these! Please do more watchalongs from the 90s.

Nothing has made a Monday morning for me more than listening to Jim Cornette getting pissed off at something 🤣

When I watched Bret’s matches, I loved how he would sell the turnbuckle move. Where the opponent would Irish whip him chest first into the turnbuckle and Bret would make the impact sound loud, but he sold it perfectly! Like I thought he really hurt his chest/sternum! Awesome wrestler!

I remember this...PURE greatness...THANK U BRETT

"Hard Work Pays Off, Dreams comes true, Bad times don't last, But bad guys do" RIP Scott Hall.

Rest easy, Chico. We're gonna miss you.

Peacock ruined the WWE archives. I miss being able to fast forward to a specific match in a PPV

At some point, Bret would always take a turnbuckle bump chest first and he always made it look painful as hell.

You can just hear the difference in jims commentary on just how wwe wrestling was more artistic more realistic and more sold great memories from two of my favs in the former wwf.

This was my first Corny watch along and first time seeing this match. The overall experience was great.

Jim is spot on. This a display of a credible conflict. Performed by two talented athletes. They made every move mean something and told a story.

This was fantastic! Please do more of these watch-alongs as often as you possibly can! Thank you!!

Bret getting that sharpshooter out of nowhere was so sick love the watchalongs

One thing I will say that was noteworthy to me as a younger fan having grown up in the 2000s (that had never seen this match either) were both of the abdominal stretch spots not facing the hard cam. Just something simple that you never see nowadays, and as small a detail as it might be, that’s one of those things that certainly made it feel less contrived compared to now when everything ‘happens’ to face one direction. I guess this just felt more like a show for the live fans that we got to see recorded, rather than a TV product that happens to have a live audience behind it

I was at this one. Good storytelling and good selling. The former ARCO Arena, where this was at, is set to be demolished later this year.

This was extremely entertaining. Hope to see more of these in the future. That Razor vs Bret match was a random classic match. Completely forgot how great that match was.

Idk why Brian brought up this being one of the “Vince gimmicks that actually got over” Scott hall created the Razor Ramon character from start to finish. According to Scott, someone else gave him the last name in the bathroom when Scott told him he needed a last name starting with an R but otherwise, all Scott hall.

I downloaded and audio of this on to my phone and then watched my DVD copy of this match from my royal rumble box set. I learned a lot by listening to this while watching.

Thank you for the watch along. We needed this. What a great match and ring psychology. Great story told.

Awesome Commentary! Thank you Brian and Corny! R.I.P. Razor Ramon Scott Hall

Nobody can watch a match like this, and honestly telling me today’s product is in the same ball park. The good old days, the 90s and early 2000s were maybe the best wrestling days that we’ll ever witness. Today’s wrestlers are great athletes but the effort seems lacking compared with the stars of the good old days. Just look at the selling and especially the punching. So much tighter back then. But also today’s camera work and style is pathetic and phony af. Constant ruining each spot, impact and move, zooming shaking nonsense..dang I miss the better days 🤦‍♂️

Please, please keep doing these. So awesome listening to Jim watching classic wrestling.

When you hear Brian and Jim talk about this stuff, it really makes you wish they were crazy enough to open their own wrestling company. Then maybe all of us old heads can find some wrestling we enjoy.

I already had watched it a couple of days ago as a part of my 'In Memory of Scott Hall' ritual. Also Bret himself said he liked this match on his IG post about Scott's passing. But nevertheless I decided to watch it one more time with Jim's commentary and enjoyed the match even more. This is the first time I did this watch along thing and although hearing Jim's thoughts and explanation about these old school wrestling matches alone is great, having a visual reference point made was a different level of enjoyment.

2:40 Very classy guys thank you! Razor Ramon was I admit my favorite. Wrestling another one of my favorites. Just so sad but I got beers and poutine ready. Should do more of these watch-along with your expertise and wisdom. And thank you very much Corny and Brian for doing this

I watched it years later (I wasn't even born when this aired), and it was one of my favorite matches of the new generation era. Glad to see Corny praising it. I loved the subtle storytelling of Bret not being able to put on the sharpshooter at first, because Razor is a tall man, so it created the intrigue how Bret will find a way to put on his finisher hold to win the match. These simple stuff have become a lost art these days.

Love listening to jim explain these matchs you can tell how much injoy ment he gets makes me miss the good Ole day's

I was @ the Arco Arena for the Royal Rumble ‘93 Loved it

This was the first live event I attended. It was so awesome and my cousin got the ppv and recorded it so we watched it again that night when I got back. Great memories!!

What a pleasant surprise hearing Jim calling some classic wrestling back when it was worth watching! RIP Scott Hall It's also sad how atrocious the network on Peacock is to navigate!!

So cool. Thank you guys for doing a watch along. Closest thing I'll get to Corny in the room with me.

F yeah. I've been hoping for more watch-alongs, especially from the 90s.

Just watched this match for the first time. Scott Hall Razor is my favorite of all time. Thank you Jim

Loved the commentary/breakdown. Thank you sir!

I'd love you guys to do Bret Hart against Perfect at King of the Ring 1993. A masterpiece.

I'd love for Jim to react to/review old WWF angles that he might not have seen back in the day. Like i just rewatched the Mr Perfect face turn on Primetime from 92 and it was awesome mainly due to Bobby Heenan's amazing performance. I know Jim loved Bobby so he'd probably get a big kick out of seeing it. But yeah. Please do more of these old school reactions.

I love it when you guy do this .. just hearing Jim's perspective on old wrestling is nostalgic..let's make your shows 70percent old wrestling..30 percent new ..🤙

I love these. please keep doing them.

Rip bad guy. Truly one of a kind

I wish jim would do more watch along matches, I'd like to see Bret Hart vs. Bulldog from in your house Dec 1995

Speaking of promised watch-alongs... whatever happened to the 1992 Royal Rumble match where Ric Flair won the WWF World Title you teased over a YEAR ago, Brian Last? The match is even on KZfaq!

Need to have these watch alongs on video and posted up.

Hahaha This is the perfect thing that came on my speaker at the beach on Spring Break...all of a sudden it switched from Van Halen to this perfect 6star Corny Original

The selling throughout the entire match is great. Compare it with the Guevara/MJF match they had months ago where MJF was stomping Sammy´s hand for over two minutes and Sammy only sold it for 5 seconds after.

I greatly enjoy the watch alongs

Watching these kind of good/great matches from the past almost seems like kind of a therapy for Jim.

This is a great match I need more watch alongs Jim this is great

Cornette can talk a streak with very little interruption when it comes to these. Hearing him explain what makes the business the business and adding context to matches like these is what I'm here for as a fan.

When i think of Razor Ramon i think of his ladder match with Shawn Michaels at WrestleMania (I think) I remember watching it as a kid and Being really shocked when Michaels got his leg tied up in the ropes And that iconic picture of Razor on top of the ladder with the two intercontinental belts.

Best talk through Ever Wonderful Thanks Jim & Brian xx

I think as the years go by people are starting to understand how much better Bret Hart was than everyone else in the ring.

Finally the Watchalongs are back! Been a long long time!

Jim’s commentary made me enjoy this match more than I already did. I love how he pointed out the subtleties.

Hopefully this is why Kahn wanted RoH, to make sure that tape archive won't get treated like random content. It's sad because the WWE Network, while flawed wasn't NEARLY this insane to navigate.

Glad we have a Scott Hall watch along!

Thank you very much for uploading this. I watched this on VHS so many times when I was a kid. I was(still am) such a big fan of Bret. I fell out of love with wrestling years ago, but will always love what bret made me believe wrestling was. I watched this again while listening to the commentary and it's great to hear cornette enjoy it so much and a very nice experience to be almost watching it with you guys. I just seen that there is also a watch along for the WM13 match with Steve Austin so excited to do the same with that some time as it's probably my favourite match of all. Thanks again 👍

Razor had amazing chemistry with Bret and Shawn, but I believe Razor had his best matches with Rick Martel. Those two were incredible every time they wrestled each other.

Thank flock for a watch along. Jim knows what da people want!

Another Watch Along LFG! these are the absolute best! Please do more of these!

Love the watch alongs ❤ Mors the better, remind us of what real wrestling was

A thoroughly entertaining watch-along of a great match. It really is true that the wrestling product back then was extremely different than it is today. I've seen this match before, and I genuinely forgot how good it was. For me, if I go back and watch older pro wrestling (anything before the style used today became so commonplace) it's much harder to continue watching the weekly AEW/WWE product, because quite frankly it used to be so much better in almost every way.

Going to download this as an audio file then play it with the match when I get home.

Makes me wish I hadn’t given away my collection of Coliseum Videos VHS 📼 of those events.

“Season 6 episode 1 is my favorite royal rumble” -Brian last. I knew it.

First time I saw this match was in the Summer of 2015 back on the Network. I was always a fan of Scott Hall but I'm a younger fan almost 30 yrs old so I missed his prime. But he's like the Rock or Stone Cold or Bret, always fun matches.

Bret’s ring attire for this match was 🔥.

...moaning about the commercials, ten seconds later the KZfaq adverts kick in, beautiful!

Razor Ramon worked because Scott Hall was absolutely underrated in pulling it off AND the vignettes they did. When he was paired with Flair, that was the cherry on the top. His mannerisms sold that whole feud to where even Flair was a bit overshadowed. In nWo, while he initially was kind of the "face" of it at first, he was nowhere near what he was as the Bad Guy. That gimmick was tailor made for him and his look helped (was shocked to see how he looked before that!)

It was my first time ever watching this match yesterday wow. The psychology of it was outstanding. The reversal into the sharpshooter was flawless. It has to be a 5 star match

That reversal to the back suplex was insane!!

Wow I can't believe it I was just thinking about that match.

This was a better match than anticipated for us back in the day when it took place. Scott Hall actually found his footing against the latest old F champion who was also trying to find his own footing as the flag bearer champion for years to come. Both showed that they would stay near the top thru the 90s..

Please, please do more watch-alongs!

This was a great match, miss matches like this

Its even better when you can find the full match hes talking about. So you play it muted on one screen and his video unmuted on another.

Bret hart is the best wrestler of all time!!! I was born in New York to a Dominican 🇩🇴 family I’m not no wrestling Geek/nerd but I know from a man’s body of work and how he carried himself to say,he was that damn good and Bret was great!

Mr. Cornette, please do more watch alongs of major matches... please. Seriously, I love how you explain why wrestling was great while watching a great match, my only question is why are there no handgrenades?

Great Professional Wrestling Story telling! One of my favorite matches. This is how I was trained, it drives me nuts watching the acrobats flipping around without reason and telling no story whatsoever today. ( and yes Brian...no tap out, the tap out didn't start in WWF/WWE until shamrock came in from UFC making people tapout to the ankle lock then it became the way everyone submitted to everyone's submission)

I love these things. Jim points out the absolute obvious. One my biggest gripes about modern day wrestlers is these god dam forearm punches. The punches back in the day looked so god dam good.

Please do more 90s watch alongs absolutely underrated part of the channel.

It’s amazing how much simpler wrestling was and yet how much better it was all at once. It was an art form that drew you in, not a sketch that makes you amused

I'd love to hear Jim call Bret Vs Roddy from Wrestlemania 8

Thanks for doing these again guys! Please also do Bret vs Shawn SS97 Bret vs Owen WM10 Bulldog vs Shawn KOR96

I love this series ❤ Keep those up jim 👍

Havent watched in years and what a pleasure it was for cornette to do this. Please please do many many more of these. Id much rather watch this than current wwe and some aew

Can you pls do Shawn Michaels vs Triple H Summerslam 2002. I know you're not a fan of either of those guys but that match is such a masterclass in storytelling

Always learning something from corny. Please do more of these!!

Yes Jim the fact that every time you fast forward on Peacock it shows a minute or two of advertisements makes you not want to even bother with it. WWE Network should have stayed it’s own entity.

This was Razor's ONLY WWE Title shot.

Today it's like watching a road runner cartoon.