The locker room (pros and legends are above the rookie) is kinda trashy

@@JustinCarbaughto an extent… respect must be earned but what Chris Benoit did to The Miz was straight up bullying

yup me neither

Yes

Just like the mutual respect between *bret hart and Shawn Michaels*

Say what you want, but someone shaving your eyebrow before your first few magazines' covers in the 90s does not seem very respectful.

Fr

I think we all knew they didn’t hate each other..

more like benoit goes home and kills his fam lol

Dark lol

😯😂

That is so dark

Also I feel like japanese isnt really a language where u can just shout out words and get the point across to ur opponent

That's pretty cool of them

@@tundrablast5514 I believe there are also regional variants of the language so it might be difficult to learn.

@@tundrablast5514 a Aq r the a. r R 1,, pre. Aa a. Qq

I think the Japanese names of most moves are from English anyways. If you watch Japanese matches, the Japanese commentators call out the move names in English but with Japanese pronunciation. Like "pai-ru-duraibaa" for "piledriver" or "ku-ro-su rine" for "clothesline".

You must have worked for legit promotors who love the business, I worked for many feds starting in early 2001 that used backyarders, or workers that were too green, or had poor training, or even had bloated egos from their connections to the promoter/booker, or their popularity with the rats.

@@nick_knows_stuff some of my peers have worked those shows so I’ve seen a few locker room horror stories, thankfully I only worked a handful of shows like that

And which company is that if u don't mind me asking?,must be an indie company right?

​@rudy199x long response from the guy eh? He knows all companies practise the rule so he had to have been a cleaner in the wwe at least 😂

I don't agree cause some people have a family the show end at 20:00 -21:00 no one can stay each show till this time and then go 2h car to home or even more it will just break ur own family It should be out of respect but not as a rule that u can be fired because of it as kevin owins almost got fired They still are humans everyone has his own life after the show

@@slamaniamine5491 if you work a job with certain hours you're expected to be there for those hours even if you have little to do. especially in a theatrical company where you may be called upon to do something later that night that was not originally planned because something has gone wrong.

@@TGPDrunknHickalso becky lynch and seth travel together with their baby so they don’t really have to worry about that rule

It probably prevents ppl from having similar spots too

Sometimes it's inside the ring but most of the time it's on the floor around the ring

The Rock for sure

Goldberg also spit in the ring.

Cruddy part for miz was another part of that rule was once you banned from the locker room, the only one who could let you back in was the one who threw you out, for miz this being Benoit. The reason taker did it was cuz of the Benoit incident cuz he obviously couldn't do it and I think it was months after it happened and taker just happened to notice miz going to change in the bathrooms which led to him lifting miz's ban

Toothless agression, lol. I know it's a typo but just sound so freaking funny

@@dieptrieu6564 it's not a typo mate...chris benoit called himself the toothless aggression.

@@isqz2592 Oh really? I didn't know about this. Sound hilarious

@@isqz2592 then it became lifeless aggression

Yes he said that in the video but I guess thx for repeating it 🤣

@@grizzlyadamblack 🤣🤣🤣😂

It has zero to do with respect for past wrestlers. It is all about safety and being clean. Gorgeous George started it, and everybody after him just copied it. George worked it into his gimmick. His gimmick was basically an arrogant guy that was better than everybody else, so he would spray the ring down. He started realizing his boots got dirty walking to the ring, and it caused injuries to him and his opponents. So he simply worked it into his gimmick, and started bringing a rug to the ring and wiping his feet on t before he would get into the ring. Basically Gorgeous George did everything that everybody copies today. He was the first to wipe his feet, the first to get on the mic and insult the crowd, the first to wear a robe, the first to use entrance music, the first that had props, the first to have a female valet, the first to involve the referee and make them part of the show etc. He literally changed wrestling. You should go and watch some old footage of him, because he was hilarious. He would have his valet roll out the carpet, then disinfect the ring, disinfect the referee, then when he lost he would fight the valet and the referee. He was actually the first big TV star. I think that is what gave him all the ideas he used, because when people started buying TVs, he had to entertain the viewers, and present himself. So he came up with the ideas like using entrance music, having a hot female valet etc.

@@chrisgullett4332 Well yes it is to keep the ring clean at the beginning. But it’s also to pay respect

@@calebpage2138 No it is simply to b clean and not injure yourself or opponents. George first did it after getting split open multiple times by debris on opponents boots.

The Undertaker was the Judge of Wrestlers Court.

@@kristenslice561 yeah i know. But if Taker isn’t there JBL or someone could take over

@@rocketblooom the unfortunate consquences of the old culture where newbies couldn't really speak up against veterans because some of them had huge egos. seems a lot better nowadays. unfortunately when you're job depends on not pissing off ego maniacs sometimes even asking what you can do to make up for it can get you in trouble.

And there’s Stone Cold’s beer of a mess. DX’s “poop” and slime pranks on the Spirit Squad, Vince McMahon and Shane McMahon.

​@@user-fg9oy3uo3h thing is, most of those examples are either dealt with by swapping out the ring mat, or not necessarily going to cause much trouble if someone lands on them. But debris, or other small objects that could get stuck on a wrestler's boots could potentially be sharp enough to cause unnecessary damage to a body part that wasn't intended to get hurt. But really, it's about tradition, as it would have been something that they originally did from the early days of Professional Wrestling, back when bloodbaths and beerbaths and all that weren't a thing, with the initial reasoning being to keep the mat as clean as possible, and the tradition has been kept going over the years because wrestling is super tradition focused.

@@R0D3R1CKV10L3NC3 Even then, they do not do that always, tradition or not. Like that one time when we had that "Captains only" match. John Cena, Ric Flair, DX vs. Rated RKO, Kenny and Big Show. As stated by Jim Ross as part of the storyline, John Cena "did not waste any time" as he rushed into the ring before DX showed up who also did not rub their soles.

Moxley

Going way back, it also was a Heel Spot, wiping their feet so "Your dirty town doesn't get in my Ring". This is why a lot of the classier style heel wrestlers still do this.

Yep

Shook stawman real hard

It was worse if you did something with taker. He wouldn't do it right away. He would just say "Don't worry your receipt is coming" and make ya wait sometimes weeks before he delivers it.

@@Kyle-gu3ge I would be terrified knowing whenever i get the receipt from undertaker i won't see it coming lol!

@@resof brawn seemed to be dazed for the rest of the match 🤣🤣

I also first noticed Regal doing it. I just assumed it was because he’s British and part of his character was of an English gentleman.

Well his first solo in charge ppv Clash went really well. Nearly every match was well recieved.

Are there any videos of this? I've never seen this

@@mobl0x179 watch any match of hers and you'll see it. She was really strict about following traditions. All the good ones wipe their feet before getting in.

Some say it was benoits bag others say it was one of the referees bags but it was Benoit that threw him out

Whipping feet is probably very dangerous of them

@@kr6productions IDK

Miz should eat fried chicken over Benoit's grave just to prove that you can't be tough and at the same time be triggered as all hell just by that, dark place or no dark place.

@@Mageman17 nah. I'm still pissed. Yes. But i dont think doing that is right. Not to mention, I'm not blaming Benoit alone.

Agree... the wiping thing was cool, but when it went on to talk about rookies cleaning up and basically serving the veterans it got really cringe.

Chill out.

@@jgfelix unfortunately a bunch of high testosterone guys in one place and that tends to happen. if a lot of them used steroids they may have been compensating for the side effects. serously though it seems the culture is shifting and people are recognising respect is not the same as servitude. just because you did it one way to earn respect does not mean it was the right way and that you should make others do it. seems the veterans have started figuring that out.

Yeah the whole WWE workplace environment seems like a fraternity, especially back then

Lighttube deathmatch cowboys don't count.

You're most likely to remember people to have done the boot wipe thing rather than the other way around. My reference is Layla, a diva search girl who became an acceptable wrestler in her own right.

Brock has been reported as a pretty quiet guy that doesn't go out of his way to make friends. no beef just seems to want to be left alone for the most part.