Which WWE Wrestlers are Jerks in Real Life?

Summary

In this video, Maven discusses a list of WWE wrestlers reputed to be 'jerks' in real life, as compiled by the Sportster channel. Maven, having worked with all ten wrestlers, shares personal experiences and opinions, often disagreeing with the list. He acknowledges some wrestlers' challenging behaviors but also highlights their professional contributions and personal kindness towards him. Maven emphasizes the physical and mental toll of wrestling and the importance of understanding each wrestler's journey. He also promotes BetterHelp, a therapy service, suggesting it as a resource for managing the stresses wrestlers face.

Takeaways

• 😀 Hulk Hogan is acknowledged for his significant role in professional wrestling's popularity, but also recognized for his ego and controversial behavior.
• 🤔 The physical and mental toll of wrestling can contribute to some wrestlers' difficult personalities, suggesting a complex interplay between their profession and personal conduct.
• 🔗 Better Help is highlighted as a resource for managing mental health, with the host sharing his own experiences and advocating for seeking professional help.
• 🏆 Randy Orton's backstage behavior and attitude have been criticized, yet the host shares a personal connection that offers a different perspective on his character.
• 👎 JBL's reputation for being a bully and his treatment of others backstage is discussed, but the host also notes JBL's positive interactions with them personally.
• 👨‍👦 Kevin Nash's behavior towards other wrestlers and fans is questioned, with the host cautioning against conflating personal issues with professional conduct.
• 🤝 Bubba Ray Dudley's curt demeanor and hard-hitting style in the ring have earned him a reputation, yet the host reflects on the complexity of personality dynamics in wrestling.
• 💥 Bill Goldberg's limited schedule and perceived carelessness in the ring have been sources of contention, but the host describes him as a kind person outside the ring.
• 💼 Vince McMahon's business decisions and alleged behaviors are critiqued, but the host also acknowledges his willingness to participate in physically demanding stunts for the show.
• 🔝 Triple H's backstage conduct and use of power within WWE have been criticized, yet the host appreciates his wrestling expertise and the help he provided.
• 🤜 Hardcore Holly's tough and egotistical persona has led to a reputation as a jerk, but the host reflects on the changing nature of the wrestling business and personal experiences with him.
• 🔒 Brock Lesnar's upfront acknowledgment of his jerk status and his selective social interactions are noted, with the host respecting his right to such behavior.

Q & A

What was Hulk Hogan's reputation like behind the scenes according to the video?

Hulk Hogan was described as having a big ego, being stubborn, and having high demands. He was also mentioned to have been secretly recorded using racial slurs, which contributed to the perception of him being a jerk at times.

How did Hulk Hogan's behavior affect his professional relationships?

Hulk Hogan was known to refuse to put over Superstars, which led to him defeating Randy Orton and Shawn Michaels among others. This behavior might have contributed to a negative perception of him by some of his colleagues.

What is Maven's personal experience with Hulk Hogan?

Maven mentioned that Hulk Hogan was always nice to him, greeting him with 'hey what's up, brother', but they did not have a deep relationship.

Why did Randy Orton get a reputation for being a jerk?

Randy Orton was known for his backstage attitude, trashing hotel rooms, getting into fights, and being accused of filling a female personnel's bag with baby oil. He also openly berated superstars in the ring when mistakes occurred.

How does Maven view Randy Orton despite the negative reports?

Maven considers Randy Orton as one of his best friends in the business and views him through 'rose-tinted glasses', suggesting a positive personal relationship despite the reported backstage behavior.

What was JBL's behavior like backstage according to the video?

JBL was described as bullying, knocking down anyone in his way, and treating fans poorly. He was also known for his brutish way of carrying himself backstage.

Why does Maven think it's unfair to judge Kevin Nash based on a domestic altercation?

Maven believes it's off-putting and unfair to judge someone's behavior towards other wrestlers or fans based on a domestic situation, as the reasons behind such incidents are often unknown.

How did Goldberg's arrival in WWE affect the perception of him by his peers?

Goldberg's arrival in WWE created a giant ego, and he clashed with fellow wrestlers. He was seen as not adding much to the show and was only in the WWE for a year before leaving due to backstage drama.

What was Vince McMahon's role in the wrestlers' lives according to the video?

Vince McMahon was seen as a businessman who made tough decisions and was willing to take on uncomfortable roles for the show. He was also accused of sexual harassment on numerous occasions.

How does Maven describe his relationship with Vince McMahon?

Maven describes his relationship with Vince McMahon as a business relationship, where Vince treated him as a business associate and was always good to him.

What is Maven's opinion on the wrestlers listed in the video?

Maven acknowledges that some wrestlers on the list might be considered jerks, but he also emphasizes the importance of understanding the context and the human side of these individuals, highlighting that they can also be kind and supportive.

Outlines

00:00

🤼 Hulk Hogan's Controversial Legacy

The paragraph discusses Hulk Hogan's impact on professional wrestling and his controversial behavior. Despite his significant contributions to the industry, Hogan is known for his ego and alleged use of racial slurs. The speaker acknowledges Hogan's negative traits but also recognizes his importance to wrestling's popularity in the 1980s. The paragraph also touches on the physical and mental toll of wrestling and how it might influence a wrestler's behavior, introducing the video's sponsor, Better Help, as a resource for mental health support.

05:02

🏆 Randy Orton's Enigmatic Persona

This section delves into Randy Orton's reputation, highlighting incidents of misconduct and backstage altercations. The speaker, having been close with Orton, offers a personal perspective, suggesting that Orton's behavior may be a response to the pressures of a demanding career. The paragraph also addresses the complexities of personality and the difficulty in judging someone solely based on rumors and isolated incidents.

10:04

👥 The Dual Nature of Wrestlers' Personalities

The paragraph explores the public versus private personas of wrestlers, using JBL and Kevin Nash as examples. It discusses how certain wrestlers are perceived as bullies or jerks due to their on-screen personas or real-life incidents. The speaker defends these individuals, suggesting that their behavior might be a coping mechanism for the stress of their profession or a misinterpretation of their true character.

15:07

💥 The Impact of Stardom on Wrestlers' Behavior

This section examines how fame and success can influence a wrestler's behavior, using Goldberg and Vince McMahon as case studies. It discusses the challenges of managing egos and the pressures of maintaining a public image. The speaker reflects on personal experiences with these individuals, emphasizing the importance of understanding the context behind their actions and the business aspects that may shape their behavior.

20:09

🤝 The Complex Dynamics of Wrestling Relationships

The final paragraph addresses the intricate relationships within the wrestling community, focusing on figures like Triple H, Hardcore Holly, and Brock Lesnar. It discusses how personal and professional dynamics can lead to varying perceptions of individuals. The speaker shares personal anecdotes to illustrate the multifaceted nature of these relationships and the importance of not rushing to judgment based on hearsay.

Keywords

💡WWE Wrestlers

WWE Wrestlers are professional performers who participate in the World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE), a leading professional wrestling organization. In the video, the term is used to discuss the real-life personalities and behaviors of wrestlers outside the ring, contrasting their public personas with their off-camera conduct. The script mentions Hulk Hogan, Randy Orton, and others, suggesting a range of behaviors from friendly to challenging.

💡Jerks

In the context of the video, 'jerks' refers to individuals who exhibit negative or unpleasant behavior, such as being rude, uncooperative, or having a big ego. The video explores the real-life reputations of wrestlers, with some being labeled as jerks due to their backstage antics or interactions with fans and colleagues.

💡Ego

Ego, in this script, refers to an inflated sense of self-importance or self-esteem. It is mentioned in relation to Hulk Hogan, suggesting that his success and fame in the wrestling industry have contributed to a perception of arrogance or self-centeredness. This concept is used to explain some of the negative behaviors attributed to certain wrestlers.

💡Backstage Behavior

Backstage behavior refers to the actions and conduct of wrestlers when they are not in front of the audience or cameras. The video delves into the real-life interactions of wrestlers, which may include treating colleagues poorly, engaging in fights, or showing disrespect. This term is central to the video's theme of exploring the contrast between wrestlers' public and private personas.

💡Racial Slurs

Racial slurs are derogatory words or phrases used to insult or demean individuals based on their race or ethnicity. The script mentions Hulk Hogan's use of racial slurs as part of the reasons he is considered a jerk by some. This term is used to highlight the serious nature of certain behaviors that can lead to a negative reputation.

💡Therapy

Therapy, as mentioned in the video, refers to the process of meeting with a mental health professional to discuss and address personal issues or concerns. The video sponsor, Better Help, is a service that connects individuals with therapists, emphasizing the importance of mental health and seeking help. This keyword is used to promote a service and also to suggest that the physical and mental demands of wrestling can contribute to challenging behaviors.

💡Physical Toll

Physical toll refers to the negative impact on a person's body due to the demands of their profession. In the context of wrestling, it suggests that the physical strain and injuries sustained can lead to pain and stress, which may influence a wrestler's behavior and temperament. The script uses this term to provide context for why some wrestlers might act in certain ways.

💡Mental Health

Mental health is the state of an individual's psychological and emotional well-being. The video discusses the importance of addressing mental health, especially in high-stress professions like wrestling. It suggests that wrestlers, like anyone else, can benefit from seeking help to manage stress and maintain a healthy mindset.

💡Sponsor

A sponsor, in the context of the video, refers to a company or service that financially supports the creation of the video content. Better Help is mentioned as the sponsor of the video, and the script includes a promotion for their service, which is a common practice in content creation to cover production costs.

💡Allegations

Allegations are statements or claims of wrongdoing, often without proof, that are made against an individual or organization. The video script includes allegations against certain wrestlers, such as sexual harassment or bullying, to illustrate the negative perceptions some have of them. These allegations are part of the discussion on the wrestlers' real-life behaviors.

Highlights

Hulk Hogan is described as having a big ego and being stubborn, with high demands.

Hogan was secretly recorded using racial slurs, which is acknowledged as a serious issue.

The speaker agrees that Hulk Hogan can be a jerk at times but also credits him for his significant contributions to professional wrestling.

Hogan's behavior towards other wrestlers and his refusal to put over Superstars is discussed.

The physical and mental toll of wrestling is mentioned as a possible reason for some wrestlers' behavior.

Better Help is introduced as a sponsor, offering therapy services to help with mental health.

Randy Orton's backstage attitude and incidents, including hotel room trashing and fights, are highlighted.

The speaker shares a personal, positive experience with Randy Orton, countering some negative perceptions.

JBL's rise in WWE and his bullying behavior towards other wrestlers is discussed.

The speaker admits to having a good relationship with JBL, despite others' negative experiences.

Kevin Nash's behavior in WCW and his domestic altercation with his son are mentioned.

The speaker argues that personal issues should not be conflated with professional behavior in wrestling.

Bubba Ray Dudley's curtness and treatment of fans and new wrestlers are criticized.

Goldberg's ego and backstage brawl with Chris Jericho are highlighted as reasons for his inclusion on the list.

The speaker defends Goldberg as a nice person, despite his limited schedule and carelessness in the ring.

Vince McMahon's business decisions and alleged sexual harassment are discussed.

Triple H's power within WWE and his treatment of other wrestlers are criticized.

The speaker acknowledges jealousy and envy as factors in the perception of Triple H's behavior.

Hardcore Holly's attitude and ego are mentioned, along with his reputation for being a bully.

Brock Lesnar's admission of being a jerk and his behavior towards fans and other wrestlers is discussed.

The speaker reflects on the positive interactions with wrestlers and the importance of not focusing solely on negativity.

Transcripts

this video is sponsored by better help

hey guys Maven here now I know you're

curious backstage the show is over the

cameras they've stopped rolling which

WWE wrestlers are actually jerks well

the YouTube channel the Sportster made a

video revealing 10 wrestlers who are

jerks in real life now I haven't seen

this video but I was informed by my

producer that I worked with all 10 so

let's watch this video together and I'll

tell you if I agree with Mr Sportsters

picks as someone who actually worked

with all these wrestlers 10 wrestlers

who are jerks in real life Hulk Hogan

Hulk Hogan is a real American a real

American jerk becoming one of the

biggest wrestling stars in the world has

given Hogan one of the biggest egos he's

stubborn has high demands and was

secretly recorded using a number of

racial slurs I could go

into Hogan's issues with what he said

with racial and stuff but I'm just I'm

not going to go there Mr Sportster I

agree with where you're coming from yeah

he can be can be you know a little bit

of a jerk at times and I've heard

stories from other people and how he

treated them but also I don't

professional wrestling isn't what it is

today without the the Commercial Appeal

of Hulk Hogan happening in the80s

production can increase tolerance and

some sometimes you can be a little bit

more tolerant of someone when they

provide you with so much and I agree

with that however I can also understand

where someone's coming from when I think

of what they've had to deal with and put

up with I can't imagine what Hulk Hogan

has been through in 40 years in this

business during the end of his WWE run

Hogan refused to put over Superstars as

he defeated Randy Orton and Shawn

Michaels among others was he a jerk that

somebody gave him a contract that gave

him full

control I don't think so I mean hell if

you're s if you get a chance to go to

your boss and you know give them a list

of all the things you will and won't do

and your boss says no problem just tell

me what those things are are you not

going to do it of course you're going to

do

it I don't think he's a jerk for that

Hogan was always great to me he was

always nice to me I mean I'm not saying

we had a relationship we weren't going

back out and kicking it but he always

would come up to me heyy what's up

brother and yeah yeah so Mr Sportster

I'm I understand where you're coming

from with with Hogan I just don't 100%

agree with where you went and keep in

mind one of the reasons that somebody

might come across as a jerk is is just

the physical toll the pain that

wrestlers go through wrestling is taxing

it's taxing on the body and the mind I

know to deal with my bodily injuries I

took my fair share of painkillers I had

to make sure I was going to be in the

next town to get my next paycheck and I

handled that incorrectly today I

fortunately have healthier ways to take

care of my physical health and I also

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off your first month of therapy Randy

Orton when you've been discharged from

the Marines for bad conduct you know you

have some personality issues even before

he was a superstar as he is now he's the

one one guy that always got a reputation

for his let's just say backstage

attitude he's trashed hotel rooms gotten

into multiple backstage fights and was

even accused of filling up a female

personnel's bag with baby oil and other

damaging

products I have nothing to say about

that when a mistake occurs in the ring

Orton will openly be rate the superstar

in the middle of the match without a

care in the world for those of you that

don't know I rode with Randy for the

better part of 2 to three years years

and he was one of my best friends in the

business so admittedly I'm viewing him

through Rose tinted glasses the Randy

that I used to

know he had a very very small Rolodex in

his phone of people that he would go to

that he would trust and I'm assuming now

that he has a family that Rolodex has

gotten even smaller of people that he no

longer trusts hell I'm not even on that

list anymore of people his goto that he

that he you would would lean on a lot of

people have told me that Randy is way

better now than he used to be the jerk

that you think Randy was or possibly

still is I guarantee you has to deal

with

more stressful situations during a week

of live televisions than most people do

in an entire year and yeah I'm probably

biased Mr Sportster you're hell you're

not probably not wrong he probably is a

jerk but I hell I like the guy sorry JBL

the be in JBL might as well stand for

Bully the former world champion pulled

no punches when he started rising up the

WWE ladder and would knock down anyone

in his way many wrestlers like the blue

meanie and Renee duri has spoken out

against his bullying ways and JBL often

treats his fans in the same light when

we were out spending a few days with the

Undertaker the question came up to taker

who was one person that you don't think

gets their due and without hesitation he

he said

JBL I never experienced JBL being rude

to me backstage however I can understand

I was in the ring for the blue meanie

incident I was there I did see how he

treated some some of the people

backstage and yeah he didn't he

he he was let's just say he wasn't

trying to make any friends didn't need

him and some people probably just didn't

like his Laz Fair attitude back stage or

his almost you

just brutish way he carried himself but

I also know that yeah JBL he's yeah I

got to view it he's been he's always

been nice to me so hell I like the damn

guy Kevin Nash looking into your skills

as a parent can give you a good

indication to whether a wrestler is

truly a jerk or not in Kevin Nash's case

he got into a brawl with his 18-year-old

son as both men were arrested bruised

and battered I got to be perfectly

honest I think it's it's off-putting and

extremely unfair to tie in why someone

could be a jerk to other wrestlers or to

fans with uh an altercation a a domestic

situation were you there were you in the

room do you know why him and his son got

into an got into a fight do you know why

the the two were arrested no you don't

you have no clue so I would leave that

out Nash was often a huge jerk in WCW

where he used his power to push around

people and make creative decisions that

only benefited him when Nash got to the

WWE

he had already had a Hall of Fame career

under his belt so I understand why

people say he was a jerk but he was

never a jerk to me he just wasn't I also

wasn't in WCW but I also know that once

you get a chance to make top dollar and

once you get a chance to hold on to a

little bit of power you're going to do

it I would I would have done had given

the opportunity I'd have done a exactly

the same thing that Nash did sometimes

people mistake jerk with being honest

and they just H don't like what someone

has to say I mean that's a different

that's a completely different video all

in itself you can listen to Nash not

like what he has to say but I don't

think that makes him a jerk bubble Ray

Dudley if you're excited to meet The

Dudley boys stick to conversations with

Devon Dudley commonly referred to as the

nice one if forced to answer I guarantee

you bubba loves having the moniker know

of being the mean Dudley Bubba and I

shared some of the same vices bub and I

shared a lot of the same desires for

what happens after a show as much as

what went into a show if you know what I

mean Bubba Ray openly dislikes people

and doesn't like to communicate with

fans stories often surface of Buba

treating new wrestlers poorly and

hitting them pretty hard in the ring I

understand where people are talking I've

seen Bubba be very Curt with people and

that's just the way he is that's just

that's the New York coming out in him

you you're in New York long enough

people are they're not nice and

sometimes that curtness can come across

as not nice he's Unapologetic for his

actions and this is one of the main

reasons he was called Bully Ray during

his tenure in TNA I also think that

Bubba and Devon both enjoy having having

just differing Personalities in a tag

team that is arguably one of the

greatest tag teams of all time it's just

hilarious to me that going into my

career bubble was the one that took to

me immediately and Devon was the one

that hated me and I talked all about it

in a previous video so it's just it's

funny

that had I have done had I have made

this video in

2002 top 10 wrestlers who are jerks in

real life Devon Dudley would have been

one or two on my list and Bubba I'd had

some good times with him so he he didn't

make my list Goldberg Goldberg's

explosion into the spotlight also helped

create a giant ego for the wrestling

star this has caused Goldberg to clash

with fellow wrestlers including a

memorable backstage brawl with Chris

Jericho back in 2003 I was actually back

backstage for that brawl with Jericho

and maybe at a later date I'll recall

what I remember Goldberg came into the

company in 2003 and I don't remember

many who were excited about his arrival

I don't remember many who thought he was

going to actually add much if anything

to the show if I consider Bill a jerk in

any way it's just the simple fact that

he didn't work a full schedule I I I

wanted to see more of him I wanted him

on the road with us more but a lot of

guys got mad because he strolled in

making a few million dollar a year to do

limited shows and keep this in mind if

you're making $1 million as a WWE

wrestlers before taxes that comes out to

$20,000

a week if you're making several million

I'll let you do the math on that so for

us guys on pay sheets who were trying to

scratch and Claw and get as much money

as we could we we needed all the help we

looked for any any way we could put

butts in those seats and having bill on

the shows definitely helped his

carelessness in the ring also angered a

lot of wrestlers and caused more

backstage drama he was only in the WWE

for a year before things became too much

and he left the company until his return

in 2016 now personally is Bill Goldberg

a nice guy man he's the sweetest guy you

could ever meet there is not a mean bone

in that man's body and for all you

people that think he's a jerk to fans

not at all he is just the nicest guy so

I understand why he made the list but

this is a perfect example Mr Sportster

if you knew the man you wouldn't put it

on the list Vince McMahon in many cases

you have to be a real selfish jerk in

order to make it in the business world

I'm going to go ahead and put out the

the the disclaimer in case you guys

aren't reading into it this video was

done 7 years

ago before obvious Vince McMahon

allegations just a disclaimer Vince man

has made a lot of tough decisions during

his time in the WWE but sometimes he

takes things a little too far Vince

never asked anybody to do something he

wasn't willing to do and for that I give

you the rakhi stink face the fact that

Vince was willing to take the stink face

the move the one move that every fan saw

and cringed I want you all ask yourself

is that a move that you would take

I know it's one I'm glad I didn't have

to take he's mocked people on air put

them in uncomfortable situations and has

been accused of sexual harassment on

numerous occasions now I've always

stated that Vince is a businessman he

signs the front of the checks I sign the

back and allegations aside Vince was

always always good to me he treated me

as he should have as a business

associate not buddies but a business Rel

relationship I actually did a video

talking about my relationship with Vince

McMahon and you can watch that video in

full but after you finish this one of

course Triple H Triple H loves to bury

talent to put himself over it has been

said for years and continues to be

proven to be true he married into the

mcmah and has used that power to become

an even bigger jerk with Hunter I'm not

qualified to say whether him and

Stephanie love each other I don't know

the ins and outs of their daily

relationship I do know guys backstage

would view his

placement as a lucky coincident for him

but say what you will about the man two

things are true he's one of the best

Technical and psychological wrestlers of

all times period hands down and

two he knows the business inside and out

whether you like it or dislike it I I

understand I get it and I do and I have

heard and I've maybe even been involved

in conversations backstage where people

might just

bemoon his placement and

his family placement but a lot of that

and myself included was probably a

little bit of jealousy and and a whole

whole heaping helping of Envy at the

same time it's not something I'm I'm I'm

happy with and it's definitely something

that the older I get I'm I'm glad I was

able to to put that aside numerous

Superstars have openly complained about

Triple H including CM Punk China

Goldberg Kurt Angle and Brock Lesnar if

I ever if I ever had a wrestling

question and I asked him he gave me a

straight answer he not only gave me my

first pair of wrestling boots but he was

always trying to make me somewhat better

now was he doing that tongue and cheek

was he doing that and then burying me in

the production meetings backstage I

don't know maybe he was a lot of times

in life decisions about you and your

career are going to be made when you're

not in the room I found that out

firsthand and it's something that with

time I just learned to live with and

today I'm fine with it Hardcore Holly

stiff shots a major attitude and a big

ego have all led to Holly's distinction

as one of the wrestling's biggest jerks

yeah Bob can be he can be seen as a

bully and I I do understand where some

of the things he he did backstage can

come across as mean

to to other

wrestlers but then again it's a

different world now and it was a

different business you know 20 some

years ago and when I was coming up and

they put me in the ring with him for

House shows that was to find out was I

going to fold was I going to [ __ ] was I

going to complain or was I going to

strap on a set of marbles and go out and

do a job that men do and the way you

find that out is to put somebody in the

in the ring with other men tough men and

Bob Bob was a tough guy Bob is a tough

guy and Bob hangs his hat on his

toughness and that's a point of pride in

his life everything that Mr Sportster

just said about Bob Bob would say about

Bob not only is he hard-hitting against

wrestlers but he's openly rude to fans

and only talks to them when he feels

like it this has allowed the former

Champion to create a reputation that

follows him wherever he goes I tend to

think that Bob would be perfectly fine

with being called a jerk I never found

him as a jerk he's actually one of the

guys that that if he and I see each

other to this day a smile instantly

forms on both of our faces and we

immediately hug and embrace each other

that said I do know that Bob rubbed a

few guys backstage the wrong way I know

he had his run-ins with guys like Renee

dpri over the rental car and you

sometimes you heads are just going to

butt Bob's the kind of guy that you have

to earn earn his respect respect is not

freely given from Bob but once you earn

it then a bond is formed then you see

each other through the same lens and not

from an outside looking in Brock Lesnar

Brock Lesnar will be the first person to

tell you he's a jerk plain and simple he

doesn't like people only talks to people

when he has to and doesn't care if he

offends anyone Brock's a guy that's in

no way shape per form trying to pleasee

you or anyone else and he's perfectly

fine with living his life that way and

when you are that big that menacing have

made that much money for the company and

are that talented and to boot can back

it up there's not many people you don't

have to not be a jerk for for me Brock

was a guy that we came up kind of sort

of at the same time and Brock was a guy

that I shook his hand

at catering and then that was the end of

our relationship we never found

ourselves backstage just you know hey

did you did you see did you see the new

Terminator movie that just was never our

relationship Dean Ambrose openly

admitted that he was a challenge to work

with and Lesnar has said some offensive

things through the years including

homophobic slurs Brock liked a certain

group of people and he like Randy kept

his Circle extremely close and he has

everything right to do that I think he

probably had a lot of people that wanted

to latch on and he he wasn't going to

have he wasn't going to have people that

he wasn't going to have people latching

on to him Brock has a right to be how he

is and although I agree with what you're

saying I understand with where he's

coming from my overall reaction is Mr

Sportster you got a lot of these right

but what you missed is important

I understand negativity sales and of

course gets all the publicity but what

you're not hearing is the human things

these guys do the one show my mom got to

come and watch me wrestle live every

wrestler on that roster made their way

over and took some time introduced

themselves to her and made her smile

made her night and that's something none

of you are hearing about but I know what

you're saying Maven you're too nice to

everybody well I got a name for you then

one person left off this video who is a

absolute jerk 100% t total [ __ ] is