That Is an awesome story

I was hoping you would say he look at you shook your hand and said DAMN!!!!!

Damn!

Wow great story! Class Act Mr Ron Simmons 👍🏿👍🏿

@@Kellziknowwhatweredoingtoday 😂😂😂

Always. Glad we lived through it, best time for wrestling fans

As great as the Attitude Era was, it definitely had some of the greatest controversies in professional wrassling like not a single black wrestler becoming WWF Champion.

@@mrdude88 the rock says the n-word he is black

@@Mitchell4131 the rock is considered Samoan.. you never hear him as a black champion .

@@zackaryperry8586 actually, he's biracial - both black and Samoan. Have a seat.

When WCW was smarter than WWF(E), and put the belt on Ron Simmons. That should tell you EVERYTHING you need to know.

Yes if only just for one night it would have been good and lost it to the undertaker like Kane did or yokozuna 🤦🏾‍♂️💔

100% he was a very underrated performer, he's a real man

WWF/WWE was always about money and ratings. If the opponents are not a top superstar, as Hogan, HHH, and Stone Cold, etc., well then WWE will never bounce them to the top. Great example, in 1995 when Wrestling Journal rated Rowdy Roddy Piper the #1 most popular WWF wrestler and their World Champion, Hogan was #2, suddenly the WWF claimed Piper was out with an injury.

Hey, at least he can claim that he was the first Black world champion in a major company.

Lol word. 10 year old me, Ahmed was basically the Black Ultimate Warrior. I loved Ahmed as a kid

Me too

Don't believe everything you hear btw.

Sure.... but probably do believe something that pretty much every damn person in the business says about him. These are far from the only people who have said Ahmed was a terrible locker room presence, a bully, and a dangerous/sloppy wrestler.

Same.

"God built me strong! Forget to give me brain!"

as they say: "he's as big as an ox, and almost as smart."

Lmao. True. And yet injury prone to

@@BeastNationXIV John Cena verbally mauled Brock Lesnar that night 😂

​@@BeastNationXIVthe problem was he is ignorant and had a huge egos.

who are the other 9?

@@bluestang302 Ron is 1 through 10 lol

Dan Severn, Ken Shamrock, and Minoru Suzuki are on that list.

@@David-hz8kt Erm....personal (hearsay) only, everyone knows Haku was legit, Andre too, not size, just meanness if tweaked. I have heard both Rick Rude and Curt Hennig could also if pushed really go. Danny Spivey, Arn Anderson, William Regal, Harley Race, Undertaker and definitely Terry Funk. And this list is by no means in order and is of men in the business who could go legitimately, but had to be pushed a little, not men looking for a reason to go, looking to go as a last resort which I have much more respect for.

Yea Ron was an absolute monster. Crazy powerful and explosive.

He certainly injured enough guys to be considered in the same category as Goldberg!

@@nonautomaton6230 got em.

That's true

Yeah his personality and recklessness really did him no favours. Why go with someone who can't work and injures other talent, when you've got a talent pool that's filled to the brim with far more skilled workers who are able to get over just as much, or even more, without putting each other out of action nearly as much due to the types of botches only someone who is totally green should ever be able to pull off. He may have been over for a little while, but there wouldn't a whole lot of places left to go with him beyond a Goldberg-like run of squash matches, as anything else would have exposed him, and he was always a liability to the company's other talent. Goldberg and Warrior had great runs in terms of drawing power in spite of them not being very talented wrestlers, but they're also pretty good examples of how that type of wrestler has a limited shelf life. So yeah, sure they probably could have made him a bigger deal for at least a little while, but considering his record when it comes to injuries, considering he was strongly disliked in the locker room and nobody really wanted to work with him, would the benefits have outweighed the cost in the long term? There comes a certain point where someone is so prone to injuring other wrestlers you don't really want them to have extended programs with other main event talent. Sure an angle between Ahmed involving Bret, HBK, Taker, Austin etc would have drawn money. But it be worth the risk of any one of those guys suffering a serious injury that ends up putting them on the shelf for an extended period of time (which was a much bigger risk with Ahmed than any other main event level talent around that time). Looking at the WWE now, with no talent really being over on a mainstream level, if Ahmed Johnson had been around today and if he'd been as capable of getting over as he's was in the mid-90s I'd say hell yeah, pull the trigger on the guy. But when Ahmed was around the WWF's roster was so stacked with main eventers that were either already household names or on the verge of becoming them, they had the luxury of being able to dump the lousy worker to protect the more talented members of the roster who could draw just as well or even better than Ahmed, with none of the headaches that Ahmed gave them, either due to his recklessness in the ring, or his inability to get along with others. I can totally understand what the WWF saw in him initially, but I can also totally understand why they ended up abandoning the project that was Ahmed's wrestling career.

He was prob the #3 babyface at one point in 96 behind Shawn and Taker. All the years hearing about his rep, especially with Ron Simmons, makes it like he fucked himself.

As long as they're not me

Ha ha I remember

I was hurt by how Ahmed was fed 2 Kane

@@dominiquejones3805 I laughed when that happened.

@@dominiquejones3805who?

Huh i assume they won it but if they didn't then it was like an undertaker big characters that didnt need to hold on to the titles

I only saw them win one time. It was against Kane and X Pac. There were plenty of tag teams but it was mainly little guys. It was like APA had decided to wrestle after seeing 👀 Kane compete. Everyone else was little. All the heavy weights were solo.

They won the tag belts on three occasions that I remember, first two times in the Summer of 1999 they beat X-Pac and Kane, then they lost the belts to The Hardyz only to win them back later, then the other time they beat The Dudleys in the early Summer of 2001 on the same night that the Dudleys along with 8 other former ECW wrestlers and Paul Heyman merged with the WCW Invaders to form the Alliance

Vince was racist

He don't remember you though.

@@davidcook680 Duh, Captain Obvious.

@@davidcook680 I'm sorry that someone hurt you

​@davidcook680 your mom remembers me

@@jaquabrown7703 My mother died 32 years ago. You dug her up and fukd her corpse?! You're a sick puppy.

People just let the internet rot their brains and just bash everyone they see everyone else bash like mindless sheep... They completely forgot, or weren't even born, in 1995-96 when Ahmed was the new 1990 Ultimate Warrior... Goldberg in 1998 wasn't the "new" Ultimate Warrior, he was the new Ahmed Johnson... That's how insanely over he was

@@Nostalgicguy2242 I did 2. But its another example of it doesn't matter what we think It's like enzo. Everyone loved enzo except the locker room

Me too, were you very young at the time?

He was over and they messed him up. You don’t take a hot baby face and make him heel. I liked him because I remember thinking damn he slammed the hell out of someone. He made wrestling look real. As far as his mic. I liked it because it was his own persona. It was good enough to know what he was saying despite the jokes. But more than anything he was believable as an intense unstoppable force. These trolls come out and then get picky to say why things didn’t work out. Things didn’t work out for Ahmed Johnson because of politics. If Ahmed did everything JR wanted he would just a mid card jobbing to everyone and would still be on his way out or just be there getting a check.

@@dontdoittoyoself6786 Problem is that Ahmed was very Injury prone. Dude couldn't remain healthy to warrant a main event push. I do agree his heel turn and joining the nation was one of the dumbest things.

DAMN!!!!! How bout now?

Ron should of been the 1st black champion

@@dominiquejones3805 At least he was in WCW.

Dude was a legit badass. Even the Steiner brothers respected him. Doesn't surprise me that he ran over Ahmed in an actual shoot fight.

@@Adrian21 Ron was JACKED back in his days with Doom. Doom had great matches with the Steiners

@Redbo Black - this comment... is gold!

🤣🤣🤣 "DAYUM!"

Yea that was dope man!

Listen to Stevie ray talk about the time he forgot his match with booker t wax funny or hearing about dlo fight with Ahmad was funny

@@jimbowlan5804 Stevie Ray tells some great stories.

He could do the moves and he was big, but when you show no respect for anyone outside of management and the whole locker room hates you, you ain't gonna go far. Ahmed had no friends in the business, and Vince had had enough of Ultimate Warrior kind of guys, that come in and think their shit don't stink when they're still greener than RVD's pot.

Same boat.

they are right tho. Ahmed was just as over as a burgeoning heel Steve Austin. he was OVERRRR lol than all of a sudden it was just over lol crazy story

Can't forget his theme music 🔥 🔥🔥🔥

Yess his move set in warzone was bomb

You go try slamming Yokozuna and protecting him. Damn near the whole WWE roster wouldn’t be able to do it.

His promos were fucking awesome. Couldn't understand a lot of them, but they were awesome and certainly got the point across

Didn’t know or was not trying to?

Exactly. Ron never got the push he deserved but still remained relevant for years.

@@dontdoittoyoself6786 likely the latter, sadly. I really try not to pull the race card because I know it cheapens the dialogue when it's unwarranted but, I think it's obvious here. The industry didn't know how to market a black champion back then, especially a dominant one, no pun intended. Bobby Lashley is the first black wrestler to receive this kind of push as world champion in WWE. Almost three decades after Ron. Yeah we had the Rock and Booker but they aren't the Ron/Bobby type. That's ridiculous. Can you imagine a Ron/Austin feud and the promos they would cut?!?! The Nation of Domination angle was written perfectly except they should have gotten more wins and more titles. That angle got us to the Rock we know today.

@@3d1k3 You basically blame race then give examples of black champions. Should every champion be black? Modern wrestling (90s up) was actually its own sort of great equalizer rather than a form of blacksploitation. Booker and Farooq were 2 of this white boys favorite wrestlers

@@mrsmokestacks21 you don't read do you?

Well said but change the last word to SIMMONS!!!

other emerging names probably sabotaged him at the time. he probably didn't have a personality that helped him out either. ie not "political" enough

@Redbo Black Yes, it's because of racism that Ahmed Johnson was an untalented, mush-mouthed failure who couldn't work and didn't belong in the main event. And Ron Simmons was a total racist for beating him too. All because of racism.

Ahmed didn't play the game backstage, which is why he didn't get elevated past IC belt. He would do high flying stuff and asked by Shawn not to do that, his fault for listening. Then when his sister was dying in the hospital he outright walked out. I'd do the same. Then his crappy wcw run and he was not as big and to be honest, was fat. So what he couldn't work, ultimate warrior couldn't either and hurt a bunch of guys.

@Redbo Black nah, Vince actually pushed Ahmed because of his build and primal persona. Vince like big cut dudes like Utimate Warrior. Ahmed just didn't put in the work and sometimes hurt opponents in the ring.

@@rodinowright6591 Exactly. Bruce Prichard even said Vince had stars in his eyes when he saw Ahmed. There was even talk about him being the first ever black WWF Champion..but his unsafe ring work and inability to cut a coherent promo held him back. It feels as if after he recovered from his kidney injury..he was a shell of what he once was, especially with his feud with The Nation Of Domination that dragged on for two years. Not to mention Ahmed had a HORRIBLE backstage attitude. Road Dogg even spoke about him bullying younger guys and he even had a fight backstage with D'Lo. The guy was supposed to be the next big superstar..but in ring issues and being a headcase to deal with backstage held him back, he was his own worst enemy.

His profits goes toward his eating bill.

Conrad is the worst part of these podcasts

Road Dogg contradicts himself. He said everybody was afraid of Ahmed Johnson but you got to know your role. Road Dogg refused to do a job for RVD. Was all angry at Vince but says he got Vince’s respect for that. But let that be Ahmed Johnson who was already over. JR is leaving out the fact they were sabotaging him. Pulling stunts like he suppose to job for Chyna and be tarred and feathered. Everybody else is trying to get paid or come up so they listened (The rest of NOD). Soon as The Rock got his push he was arrogant as arrogant can be. But all you’ll hear is a bunch of phonies talking good about Triple-H, Shawn Michaels and The Rock.

@@dontdoittoyoself6786 the rock is very good at keeping his image clean he is smart, His whole Instagram just makes him seem like such a douche. always banging on about being the hardest worker and yada yada, very self-congratulating. His workouts kick his ass

I like JR but in the business like any other business or job we can be biased. We will agree with our guys over someone we don't like even if it's not 100 percent right. Also say things ud they are not 100 percent true. There were many egomaniacs. Brock Lesnar JBL,HbK,Hhh The Rock once he got over.

Yeah JR was very hypocritical when everybody had bad things say abt Warrior. I sense more to JR's rant then meets the eye... Ahmed was legit over nobody can deny that

@@hakeem2369 because he is Black, right? Ron Simmons is Black, but you ignore him?

They looked cool though lol. Those things looked like pillows🤣

Classic 😂🤣😂🤣

Nah, clothesline from hell

Nah hold my Red G-string, Pearl River Plunge Warzone style

I like Ron's spinebuster myself. I call it the Sitcho ass down!

@@joolsmacgrools1288 😂🤣😂🤣

@@joolsmacgrools1288 Well I like Pearl-River G-String Plunge, Cuz inda real bad moon😡

The fact that was an actual angle shoes why WCW needed to go out of business.

At that point his greatest battle was his fight against obesity.

and he said fight and beat dwayne because of their last name

@@nothing5283 would that make his name "Big Johnson"? 😁😁

@@Eckalicious technically, he was always obese because obesity is about height age and body weight. He just lost the muscle or put a ton of fat on top of it. Not good either way.

Centurions yeah??

Is that what they are called?

I loved the Pearl River Plunge

You didnt mention though he rejeuvenated that career aGAIN with the Acolytes/APA cool tag team

And Steve Austin too

He was a dumbass from all accounts and dangerous in the ring. He was known for injuring guys all the time.

@@Runforestrun yep that's why ron beat the shit out of him he kicked ron in his liver messed ron up he was out 9 months when he come back he beat the shit out of him during a match one night people said they never saw ron as mad as he was that night dude was a idiot nobody liked him

Austin REALLY hated him to the point where he did not want to work with him.

It be naive to think as over as Ahmed was that there wasn't jealousy. Obviously he was a pain but come on there were clearly others in business

Jr is annoying company man / Mark. After all the disrespect Vince has show him, he still towes the company line ..

Terrible gimmick. The WWF had just as many writing blunders as WCW, they just had a few more wins.

I can't believe they'd even do Ron Simmons like that. Well, it's WWE so of course they did.

I read this in his voice and spit my drink 🤣

I love that interview 🤣😆

“Imma deal with you in a minute” 😂😂😂

Ahmed Johnsons cut scene promos in the Warzone video game is legendary

"Nobody's gonna 'moke nobody"

That was the best thing ever cracked me up dying fun part guess he never knew was gonna happen lol

i think he liked that,he let goldust do that TWICE.........

And choked up bob holly who was alot smaller without the juice

He couldn't have done anything about it either because Dustin Runnels would have whipped his ass too.

@@stonecold6521 the legendary rattlesnake my all time favorite wrassler

Probably due to respect idk

You're right. I've noticed that JR rarely buries people or hypes up a scandal. For lack of a better word, his speech can be quite "lawyerly" insofar as he avoids implying that he has personal heat with anyone, or saying anything that makes it seem like he's siding with one person over another. Seems like he tries to be diplomatic and respectful, even where other people have said that a particular individual is an asshole/unsafe/etc. Not a bad way to be tbh.

I've searched high and low on the Internet and haven't found anything confirming Mark's story. I don't think it happened. According to the internet, Johnson was fired after disappearing from an event to visit his dying sister.

@@MaximumRabbit It never happened, Mark Henry was either confused or building on the the bullshit story that Ahmed himself told about hurting Ron Simmons, breaking his ribs, and puncturing his lung. Mark Henry said that Ron was out for "9 months of more," which is absolutely false. There is no record of Ron Simmons ever being out for 9 months straight, or even sustaining a kidney injury and broken ribs during that match (the Chicago Street Fight during WrestleMania 13). As a matter of fact, during the match, after being put through the announcer's table Ron later gets up and continues to wrestle normally, there is absolutely zero signs of him being seriously injured. He gets into a few exchanges with Ahmed, he hits Hawk and Animal with a trash can then gets hit with the trash can himself, gets hit with a road sign a couple of times, gets pulled from the top rope to the outside of the ring by Animal, and gets body-slammed in the middle of the ring, then rolls out and stays outside the ring until Hawk pins Crush to win the match. According to Ahmend, Ron would've done everything I just mentioned with broken ribs and punctured lung... I don't think so.

Earthquake would have needed a custom belt. I remember when he teamed with Tugboat.

You’re a fucking idiot lol Ahmed was over in 96, nobody cared about him after his IC title reign, he was over for literally a few months. Marks like you act like you know about the business, it’s so annoying. Diesel was and is the worst drawing champion, it’s not just what “some people” say, it’s a fact of life. The NOD angle probably made you uncomfortable because you’re probably a racist. 😂

@@heelturnsface 😂

When Ahmed became a member of the nation it was already done for him. Yes he was over with the crowds, he body slammed yokozuna and was over over. He injured people and was himself injury prone. As for the farooq stuff, I don't see how he gets a pass purposely injurying Ahmed in a wrestling match.

@@louspock007 I think short term it coulda worked......imagine the return matches with Taker. Long term? Maybe it'd not work, but....short term it coulda. And with Taker's storyline with Kane and Paul Bearer ongoing at the time, a title change coulda made sense too. Have it passed off as Taker being distracted cause of Kane being held over him, as he was in different matches at the time anyway. Then just have Taker get it together enough to win it back, say at Canadian Stampede. Simple enough booking to me.

Joe is a little erratic. Faarooq was almost 40 by the time he came to WWF. For a roster whose main acts were so much younger, putting the belt on him would have made no sense since the view then was that you age out past 40 until your injury risks increase substantially, so it's a liability. This is further compounded by the fact that talent still takes a good 18 months, especially then to get over. So you're looking at age 40 or so. Faarooq was never going to be champion, nor should he have been. There's a reason why he was doing a lighter schedule in a B-rate tag team once he hit that age As for Johnson, regardless of how bad he was, I don't doubt at all that there was a lot of jealousy. Wrestlers who labor for years to get over do not like a noob coming in and becoming the 2nd hottest face in the company As for the rest, I doubt that fight happened. It's more likely that Henry has brain damaged, then concluded his dream for something that happened. It's wrestling revenge porn Johnson got the push he deserved, by which I mean end it once his merchandise wave ended. He didn't have the personality, intelligence, altruism, and character to lead the roster.

D lo told the story he did disrespect the rock. D lo tried to help and defended himself against Ahmed

@@michaelbull4344 yeah. D lo tried to deescalate the situation but Ahmed was on one and got snatched up hahaha he burned his bridge with Mark Henry as well when he put something in his drink.

Oh;

@@georgerg79 yeah man. Ahmed like spiked mark Henry’s drink or something, knowing he was straight edge.

Right,, he's having another retirement match.

Wouldn't say Ahmed was pushed to the moon. TUW held the world and IC titles simultaneously and beat Hogan clean. That's a push to the moon. Ahmed didn't get anything close.

Warrior could work just was bat shit crazy with promos 🤣 he was the original Goldberg that can work but squashed people. Think about this in they primes what skills did Stone Cold Rock show they punched and kicked a few slams and ok submissions

@@3d1k3 true, he wasn't as pushed as much as Warrior, I think very few people were pushed that much, but I will say that Ahmed did get a big push

@@travionjohnson3975 Warrior could NOT work. Honestly, Warrior was a terrible in ring worker

Two of the best ever... Ahmed & Warrior

Same

@Lamont Norwood he is pure samoan nowadays even back then he was pure samoan

@@nothing5283 what? He’s as much black as he is Samoan. He didn’t change his dna lol

that game sucked. I remember it was hard to play it control-wise. Thank God for Wrestlemania, that cool WCW game..all u had to do was hold a button and toggle the joystick to do a finisher. Warzone was so difficult to play as a kid lol. And The Rock is SAMOAN, a Pacific Islander. He falls within the category of "Asian" moreso than Black. Although, all humans originate from Africa. Just like Arabs are technically "Asians" because they're in Western Asia. Although "Asian" isn't really a definitive race or ethnic group, The Rock is still ethnically a descendent of the Original Peoples of the Pacific..and they were African-Descent..It gets so complicated..forget race, We're all human lol.

@@sabot4ge The Rock is half black. His dad was black but yeah his mom's side of the family is Samoan. . Warzone definitely had a steep learning curve and was not as fun as the N64 Wcw games (you're thinking of World Tour and Revenge). But i think warzone was much easier than the sequel WWF attitude. I fucking hate that game so much. It was impossible to do any moves at all in that one

1996 was all about Hart vs Austin. Why destroy that momentum putting the belt on simmons. 97 had hbk and bret fueding as well as the rise of the Rock . I can go on for 98-2002 . The point is the timing was never right.

I wanna know the official reason for his departure. I've heard and read different things. I believe JR could set it straight

Exactly

@@3d1k3 you don't piss off the boys backstage especially if you ain't got Vince all the way backing

Shawn Michaels was a dope but everyone says he was a great worker. No one says Ahmed Johnson was a good worker.

What’s the clip name?

Well, Austin did not want to work with that idiot. I do not blame him.

Vince likes to create his own toys

Could Ron Simmons slam Yokozuna?

91 to 99 wwe sounded like jail

@@ScarFeiss JR is a clown. When Farooq got injured that was Ahmed Johnson returning a favor for the time Farooq kicked in the kidney. When Farooq got injured that should’ve been the end of it and they shouldn’t even be in a match. But here go good ol JR talking like it’s just Ahmed Johnson at fault.

@@dontdoittoyoself6786 exactly. Ahmed wasn't the best person but he didn't deserve that

Whoever booked that knew how it would play out. They should have been fired for fucking with money.

@@mothegrouch909 lmao The naivety is astounding.

Especially when you make a big thing about possibly kicking JRs ass. Like what's that going to prove?

There's no way that actually happened. If so, the way he tells the story bears no resemblance to how it played out. The more likely scenario is that Henry has brain damage

JR gives no details. All he says is I had Ron Simmons talk to him. This interview is weak. JR ain’t truly talking and Ron Simmons injured Ahmed Johnson first so who’s really right and who’s really wrong. They took a baby face that was over like movie credits and turned him heal so fast with no good reason. WWE is trash. WCW was just more dysfunctional and that’s how they won the wars.

That’s sad to hear about his sister ☹️

No, other wrestlers didn’t like him because he was picking fights with nearly everyone backstage over things that weren’t true. Listen to DLo Brown, Stevie Ray, and other’s interviews about him, as they’re all consistent about his behavior.

No he was kinda like the ultimate warrior backstage. He didn't respect the business or anyone in it. Ask anyone.

He also overslept/noshowed. Ask Cornette.

@@kingoffarts8352 wrong

Vince loved Ahmed because he had the look but he was a nuclear heat magnet in the locker room which is why Vince was hesitant to push him to the moon and top but still gave him exposure and a decent push and he got over big time for a moment. But the moment he had gotten injured and was out of shape because of his constant injuries, he was done. It wasn't one thing that folded his career. He had terrible wrestling skills, heat with the boys, messed around a locker room leader like Ron, and was constantly injured that Vince ultimately decided, he wasn't worth keeping anymore.

I believe that...I heard he told JYD and Bad News Brown,,they would be the first..

Well to be fair to Vince none of those four would be great for business as a world champion

@Jacki Conklin it's not real and they didn't draw. Those are facts and you remaining ignorant instead of being honest to yourself and admitting it won't change that. While thinking everyone pointing that out is racist you are exposing yourself as being racist and a dumbass that doesn't know anything about this topic whatsoever 🤣🤣

Except Vince wanted to put the whc on Ahmed but he refused. That's on Ahmed not Vince.

No. Ahmed was a sloppy worker and he hurt Ron in a dark match. Ron came back it was actually his first night in that ridiculously gladiator gimmick and ended up injuring one of Ahmeds kidneys. They went back and forth for a bit but Ahmed wasn't a safe worker and his attitude didn't serve him well with the guys in the locker room. Getting nasty with Jim Ross was probably when enough was enough.

You can tell he gave up when he appeared in Nitro look like gain extra 100pds of fat not gym shape

@@tonyslicer7399 That wasn't Ahmed Johnson....that was the man who ATE Ahmed Johnson. Dude was just as out of shape as ever, he stopped hitting the gym and gained so much weight he was nearly immobile. Plus he was part of the "New" Harlem Heat...where it doesn't take a genius to know any team with the word New attached to it is the kiss of death.

It will happen now

@@ps-yk8su no way.

Should've happened. For all the envelope pushing that happened in the Attitude Era, and it was pretty wild, the WWE was too afraid to put the belt on the leader of the NOD. Missed opportunity. Would've made the Attitude Era even better than what it was.

Ron told me the story. They had a dark match before he came in with that ridiculous gladiator gimmick. Marks saying it the way it happened.

@@skepchica What I don't understand about that dark match is that it's listed for the Intercontinental title. Why would Ron Simmons wrestle for the title before making his televised debut? It's also listed on July 22, 1996... which is the same day he debuted and attacked Johnson. Even if that match did happen, the whole 9 months out didn't happen at all. Six months before his WWF debut Ron had a match at MWCW, and six months before that he was still with NJPW. Mark's story still doesn't add up whatsoever.

I don't think Ron will get pissed off if you made him mad but I think he would tell you something in order to straighten you out same thing for the undertaker. They'll give you a warning but if you keep on doing it hell yeah you going to have some problems

Surprise: bigger draws get away with more shit.

How many guys did HBK injure?

@@thehandoftheking3314 hbk vs vader

@@ScarFeiss that was just HBK being an unprofessional prick, not dangerous

@@thehandoftheking3314 Shawn and Triple H were putting dookie in people sandwiches. Randy Orton kept stalking a diva and Jizzed in her handbag. But that wasn’t a problem for good ol JR and Vince.