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The bridge is officially ASHES. Karen Jarrett is making it crystal clear that a reconciliation with Dixie Carter is absolutely OFF THE TABLE. Despite Jeff Jarrett admitting he still has compassion for their former boss, Karen is doubling down on her resentment, declaring she will go to her grave feeling the same way about the former TNA leader. The tension is palpable as the Jarretts spar over the past, with Karen calling out Dixie’s alleged incompetence and failure to ever own her actions. It is a raw, UNFILTERED look at the lingering scars from the TNA era. Karen even admits she regrets ever entertaining a conversation with her at Hulk Hogan’s funeral after learning the truth. This is exactly why the wrestling world is still OBSESSED with the TNA implosion. The Jarretts are finally telling their side, and it is clear that for some, the wounds are far from healed. Even Eric Bischoff is catching heat, with Karen calling his flip flopping stance on the documentary "disappointing." Watch the sparks fly. (source: My World with Jeff Jarrett)

The bridge is officially ASHES. Karen Jarrett is making it crystal clear that a reconciliation with Dixie Carter is absolutely OFF THE TABLE. Despite Jeff Jarrett admitting he still has compassion for their former boss, Karen is doubling down on her resentment, declaring she will go to her grave feeling the same way about the former TNA leader. The tension is palpable as the Jarretts spar over the past, with Karen calling out Dixie’s alleged incompetence and failure to ever own her actions. It is a raw, UNFILTERED look at the lingering scars from the TNA era. Karen even admits she regrets ever entertaining a conversation with her at Hulk Hogan’s funeral after learning the truth. This is exactly why the wrestling world is still OBSESSED with the TNA implosion. The Jarretts are finally telling their side, and it is clear that for some, the wounds are far from healed. Even Eric Bischoff is catching heat, with Karen calling his flip flopping stance on the documentary "disappointing." Watch the sparks fly. (source: My World with Jeff Jarrett)

34,560 views • 15 hours ago

Kevin Nash just exposed the early days of the nWo, and the reality is far more CHAOTIC than fans realize. Bringing Hulk Hogan into the group was not some seamless masterclass in booking. Nash admits the stylistic clash felt like oil and water. They were sitting at a picnic table with Eric Bischoff, looking at each other thinking this ain't gonna work. Sean Oliver nails the absurdity by comparing the dynamic to Richard Simmons joining Reservoir Dogs. It was a massive gamble. Nash and Hall were paralyzed because they were terrified to interrupt the guy who had been raining golden eggs for years. They were essentially just glorified bookends while Hogan did his typical 5-minute Hulk rant. 🍿 (source: Kliq This Kliq This Podcast)

Kevin Nash just exposed the early days of the nWo, and the reality is far more CHAOTIC than fans realize. Bringing Hulk Hogan into the group was not some seamless masterclass in booking. Nash admits the stylistic clash felt like oil and water. They were sitting at a picnic table with Eric Bischoff, looking at each other thinking this ain't gonna work. Sean Oliver nails the absurdity by comparing the dynamic to Richard Simmons joining Reservoir Dogs. It was a massive gamble. Nash and Hall were paralyzed because they were terrified to interrupt the guy who had been raining golden eggs for years. They were essentially just glorified bookends while Hogan did his typical 5-minute Hulk rant. 🍿 (source: Kliq This Kliq This Podcast)

89,227 views • 3 days ago

Hulk Hogan singlehandedly dismantled the identity of TNA wrestling because his massive ego demanded a standard four-sided ring. Jeff Jarrett is pulling back the curtain on the complete REBRANDING disaster that defined the Hogan and Bischoff era, explicitly calling the decision to scrap the iconic six-sided ring totally ego-driven. The six-sided ring was the core DNA of the product. It was a primary brand identifier that separated TNA from the WWE machine. Instead of leaning into the X Division or innovative wrestling, Hogan and Bischoff systematically swept out everything associated with Jarrett. It was petty, it was shortsighted, and it proved they were focused on making their boss happy rather than building a functional wrestling promotion. 😡 (source: My World with Jeff Jarrett)

47,753 views • 2 days ago

Meltzer SHOOTS on Hulk Hogan after watching Netflix doc: "I just despise racism. I can't get past it." He says Hogan had every chance to fall on the sword like he kinda did with the steroids and never took it. Where do you land on his legacy? (source: wrestling observer rado Wrestling Observer)

Meltzer SHOOTS on Hulk Hogan after watching Netflix doc: "I just despise racism. I can't get past it." He says Hogan had every chance to fall on the sword like he kinda did with the steroids and never took it. Where do you land on his legacy? (source: wrestling observer rado Wrestling Observer)

686,420 views • 2 months ago

Eric Bischoff is dropping a BRUTAL reality check on the wrestling community. He believes Road Dogg is the most qualified person on the planet to handle the job, but he is warning fans to prepare for MASSIVE disappointment. Bischoff compares the WWE production machine to Navy SEAL Team 6, giving Road Dogg massive props for his pedigree. However, he warns that even with that experience, turning a struggling promotion around is impossible in a few months. He claims that if you expect an overnight miracle, you have no business being near the television industry. The trap is set. Fans will get excited, expectations will skyrocket, and when the needle does not move immediately, the internet will turn NASTY. Bischoff is begging for patience, claiming incremental growth is the only way to survive. 📉 (source: 83 Weeks 83 Weeks with Eric Bischoff)

Eric Bischoff is dropping a BRUTAL reality check on the wrestling community. He believes Road Dogg is the most qualified person on the planet to handle the job, but he is warning fans to prepare for MASSIVE disappointment. Bischoff compares the WWE production machine to Navy SEAL Team 6, giving Road Dogg massive props for his pedigree. However, he warns that even with that experience, turning a struggling promotion around is impossible in a few months. He claims that if you expect an overnight miracle, you have no business being near the television industry. The trap is set. Fans will get excited, expectations will skyrocket, and when the needle does not move immediately, the internet will turn NASTY. Bischoff is begging for patience, claiming incremental growth is the only way to survive. 📉 (source: 83 Weeks 83 Weeks with Eric Bischoff)

105,473 views • 18 days ago

Eric Bischoff is stepping way outside his executive comfort zone. In this SHOCKING look behind the curtain, the former WCW boss is actually getting in the ring to learn the mechanics of taking a flat back bump. It is a masterclass in the GRIND of professional wrestling. Buddy Lee Parker is putting Eric through the ringer, demanding he stops thinking and just commits to the fall. Bischoff admits he wants it to look good, but the hesitation is real. He is concerned about the impact, while the trainers are preaching the gospel of spreading out the pain to avoid injury. This is the raw reality of the business that fans rarely see. Witness the moment Bischoff finally swallows his pride and takes the hit. It is ABSOLUTELY surreal to watch an executive trade the suit for a lesson in ring psychology. 🤼 (source: 83 Weeks 83 Weeks with Eric Bischoff)

Eric Bischoff is stepping way outside his executive comfort zone. In this SHOCKING look behind the curtain, the former WCW boss is actually getting in the ring to learn the mechanics of taking a flat back bump. It is a masterclass in the GRIND of professional wrestling. Buddy Lee Parker is putting Eric through the ringer, demanding he stops thinking and just commits to the fall. Bischoff admits he wants it to look good, but the hesitation is real. He is concerned about the impact, while the trainers are preaching the gospel of spreading out the pain to avoid injury. This is the raw reality of the business that fans rarely see. Witness the moment Bischoff finally swallows his pride and takes the hit. It is ABSOLUTELY surreal to watch an executive trade the suit for a lesson in ring psychology. 🤼 (source: 83 Weeks 83 Weeks with Eric Bischoff)

143,709 views • 1 month ago

Vince Russo is absolutely LIVID in his condemnation of Sami Zayn winning the WWE World Title. He calls the decision an ABSOLUTE JOKE and draws a scathing comparison to Little League participation trophies where everyone gets a golden star just for showing up. Russo argues that wrestling is supposed to be about business and getting eyeballs on the product for partners, not rewarding tenure. He claims this decision is effectively the equivalent of David Arquette beating Diamond Dallas Page, questioning if Triple H and the creative team have lost their minds. He insists he has nothing against Sami personally, but believes this booking is a massive failure that would make corporate partners like Netflix and USA Network question the product. (source: The Coach and Bro Coach and Bro)

Vince Russo is absolutely LIVID in his condemnation of Sami Zayn winning the WWE World Title. He calls the decision an ABSOLUTE JOKE and draws a scathing comparison to Little League participation trophies where everyone gets a golden star just for showing up. Russo argues that wrestling is supposed to be about business and getting eyeballs on the product for partners, not rewarding tenure. He claims this decision is effectively the equivalent of David Arquette beating Diamond Dallas Page, questioning if Triple H and the creative team have lost their minds. He insists he has nothing against Sami personally, but believes this booking is a massive failure that would make corporate partners like Netflix and USA Network question the product. (source: The Coach and Bro Coach and Bro)

55,977 views • 17 days ago

Eric Bischoff is dropping a BOMB regarding the most infamous firing in wrestling history. He openly laughs at the idea that he regrets cutting Stone Cold Steve Austin from WCW, claiming that if he hadn't pulled the trigger, the Stone Cold character would have NEVER existed. Bischoff argues that Vince McMahon did not create the persona. When Austin arrived in WWE, he was the Ringmaster, a gimmick Bischoff describes as sucking. It was only after hitting rock bottom, leaving WWE for a stint in ECW, that Austin found his voice and created the Stone Cold character himself. Bischoff insists the character was not handed down by corporate creative genius, but was born out of pure necessity and soul searching. He maintains that if Austin had stayed in WCW, he never would have found that edge. Is Eric Bischoff just rewriting history to save face, or did he accidentally create the biggest star in the industry? 🚨 (source: 83 Weeks 83 Weeks with Eric Bischoff)

Eric Bischoff is dropping a BOMB regarding the most infamous firing in wrestling history. He openly laughs at the idea that he regrets cutting Stone Cold Steve Austin from WCW, claiming that if he hadn't pulled the trigger, the Stone Cold character would have NEVER existed. Bischoff argues that Vince McMahon did not create the persona. When Austin arrived in WWE, he was the Ringmaster, a gimmick Bischoff describes as sucking. It was only after hitting rock bottom, leaving WWE for a stint in ECW, that Austin found his voice and created the Stone Cold character himself. Bischoff insists the character was not handed down by corporate creative genius, but was born out of pure necessity and soul searching. He maintains that if Austin had stayed in WCW, he never would have found that edge. Is Eric Bischoff just rewriting history to save face, or did he accidentally create the biggest star in the industry? 🚨 (source: 83 Weeks 83 Weeks with Eric Bischoff)

40,960 views • 16 days ago

Jonathan Coachman and Vince Russo are pulling back the curtain on the fundamental divide in WWE leadership. They argue that The Undertaker operates with zero ego, actively wanting talent to surpass him. That is the mark of a true legend. Then there is Triple H. Coachman and Russo do not hold back, claiming HHH protects his spot because of a MASSIVE ego. Coachman points out that Triple H inserts himself into videos despite not being an active worker who sells tickets. It is a calculated move to stay relevant and keep others from becoming greater. The verdict from the show? They believe Undertaker would make a great CEO, while Triple H's management is defined by a need for control. This is the kind of BLUNT analysis you rarely hear. 🧐 (source: The Coach and Bro Coach and Bro)

Jonathan Coachman and Vince Russo are pulling back the curtain on the fundamental divide in WWE leadership. They argue that The Undertaker operates with zero ego, actively wanting talent to surpass him. That is the mark of a true legend. Then there is Triple H. Coachman and Russo do not hold back, claiming HHH protects his spot because of a MASSIVE ego. Coachman points out that Triple H inserts himself into videos despite not being an active worker who sells tickets. It is a calculated move to stay relevant and keep others from becoming greater. The verdict from the show? They believe Undertaker would make a great CEO, while Triple H's management is defined by a need for control. This is the kind of BLUNT analysis you rarely hear. 🧐 (source: The Coach and Bro Coach and Bro)

66,021 views • 1 month ago

Roman Reigns is out of the Saudi Arabia PLE and is reportedly PISSED over contract negotiations! Coach and Russo wonder if releasing his family members was a "spiteful" move to force his hand. Is WWE burning bridges with their biggest star? (source: the coach & bro show Coach and Bro)

Roman Reigns is out of the Saudi Arabia PLE and is reportedly PISSED over contract negotiations! Coach and Russo wonder if releasing his family members was a "spiteful" move to force his hand. Is WWE burning bridges with their biggest star? (source: the coach & bro show Coach and Bro)

136,829 views • 2 months ago

Ariel Helwani is calling out the WWE product as completely SOULLESS. He argues that the TKO era has stripped away the pomp and circumstance that defined the industry. Helwani claims the Philadelphia match was the APEX and everything since has been less than. He believes Triple H is being hamstrung by corporate overlords, leaving the show feeling empty. In a stunning contrast, he labels Tony Khan the little engine that could because he answers to no one. The corporate machine is officially crushing the magic of professional wrestling 😤 (source: 83 Weeks 83 Weeks with Eric Bischoff)

Ariel Helwani is calling out the WWE product as completely SOULLESS. He argues that the TKO era has stripped away the pomp and circumstance that defined the industry. Helwani claims the Philadelphia match was the APEX and everything since has been less than. He believes Triple H is being hamstrung by corporate overlords, leaving the show feeling empty. In a stunning contrast, he labels Tony Khan the little engine that could because he answers to no one. The corporate machine is officially crushing the magic of professional wrestling 😤 (source: 83 Weeks 83 Weeks with Eric Bischoff)

75,041 views • 1 month ago

Vince Russo STUNS after revealing Aleister Black's WWE release wasn't just a creative decision! He alleges Black confronted management over his scheduled WrestleMania spot being handed to Pat McAfee instead.... "He went to the powers that be and said, 'Why is Pat McAfee getting my spot?' And from that moment on, he was a DEAD MAN walking..." Is this a case of a star standing up for himself or an unavoidable career-killing mistake? (source: The Coach and Bro Coach and Bro)

Vince Russo STUNS after revealing Aleister Black's WWE release wasn't just a creative decision! He alleges Black confronted management over his scheduled WrestleMania spot being handed to Pat McAfee instead.... "He went to the powers that be and said, 'Why is Pat McAfee getting my spot?' And from that moment on, he was a DEAD MAN walking..." Is this a case of a star standing up for himself or an unavoidable career-killing mistake? (source: The Coach and Bro Coach and Bro)

111,839 views • 2 months ago

Eric Bischoff is BEGGING for the sake of wrestling history. While the internet is buzzing about Mick Foley officially going ALL ELITE to host the AEW Double or Nothing pre-show, Eric Bischoff has one desperate message for the Hardcore Legend: STAY OUT OF THE RING. Bischoff isn't denying Foley's immense talent or his value as a storyteller. He calls him a genius on the mic. But he’s issuing a stern warning about legacy. He wants fans to hold onto the memory of the ICONIC, brutal moments that defined Foley’s career, not a sad, diminished return. (source: 83 Weeks with Eric Bischoff 83 Weeks with Eric Bischoff)

Eric Bischoff is BEGGING for the sake of wrestling history. While the internet is buzzing about Mick Foley officially going ALL ELITE to host the AEW Double or Nothing pre-show, Eric Bischoff has one desperate message for the Hardcore Legend: STAY OUT OF THE RING. Bischoff isn't denying Foley's immense talent or his value as a storyteller. He calls him a genius on the mic. But he’s issuing a stern warning about legacy. He wants fans to hold onto the memory of the ICONIC, brutal moments that defined Foley’s career, not a sad, diminished return. (source: 83 Weeks with Eric Bischoff 83 Weeks with Eric Bischoff)

83,536 views • 1 month ago

TKO is facing a LEGAL NIGHTMARE that could cost them HUNDREDS OF MILLIONS. Jonathan Coachman and Vince Russo are breaking down the bombshell ruling that has the wrestling world reeling. The court has effectively ruled that Vince McMahon and Nick Khan DESTROYED evidence in the merger lawsuit by using the Signal app to auto-delete text messages. Because those messages are gone, the court is now treating five DAMNING allegations as FACT. The defense now has to prove their innocence without the very evidence they erased. Is this the ultimate Corporate COVER-UP? (source: The Coach and Bro Coach and Bro)

TKO is facing a LEGAL NIGHTMARE that could cost them HUNDREDS OF MILLIONS. Jonathan Coachman and Vince Russo are breaking down the bombshell ruling that has the wrestling world reeling. The court has effectively ruled that Vince McMahon and Nick Khan DESTROYED evidence in the merger lawsuit by using the Signal app to auto-delete text messages. Because those messages are gone, the court is now treating five DAMNING allegations as FACT. The defense now has to prove their innocence without the very evidence they erased. Is this the ultimate Corporate COVER-UP? (source: The Coach and Bro Coach and Bro)

79,604 views • 1 month ago

Vince Russo is UNLEASHING on the current state of WWE creative, and he is not holding back. In a heated debate with JD from New York, Russo argues that the company is completely failing to capture the casual audience that vanished years ago. His contention? WWE is pushing stars like Sami Zayn who simply do not appeal to the mainstream, comparing them to taxi cab drivers instead of heavyweights. Russo claims that if you showed a casual fan a photo of Gunther or Sami Zayn, they would have zero interest in buying a ticket. He insists that his only goal in this business is to make money, and these booking decisions are not putting a dime in his pocket. JD fires back, citing historical successes like Mick Foley, Bryan Danielson, and Kofi Kingston to prove that size does not dictate success. The tension boils over when they argue about television ratings versus social media metrics. Russo is adamant that the industry is ignoring the fundamental rules of drawing, while JD argues that social media views are the new reality. Is this the death of the casual fan, or is Russo just completely out of touch with the modern era? The debate is absolutely EXPLOSIVE. (source: The Coach and Bro Coach and Bro)

Vince Russo is UNLEASHING on the current state of WWE creative, and he is not holding back. In a heated debate with JD from New York, Russo argues that the company is completely failing to capture the casual audience that vanished years ago. His contention? WWE is pushing stars like Sami Zayn who simply do not appeal to the mainstream, comparing them to taxi cab drivers instead of heavyweights. Russo claims that if you showed a casual fan a photo of Gunther or Sami Zayn, they would have zero interest in buying a ticket. He insists that his only goal in this business is to make money, and these booking decisions are not putting a dime in his pocket. JD fires back, citing historical successes like Mick Foley, Bryan Danielson, and Kofi Kingston to prove that size does not dictate success. The tension boils over when they argue about television ratings versus social media metrics. Russo is adamant that the industry is ignoring the fundamental rules of drawing, while JD argues that social media views are the new reality. Is this the death of the casual fan, or is Russo just completely out of touch with the modern era? The debate is absolutely EXPLOSIVE. (source: The Coach and Bro Coach and Bro)

19,071 views • 11 days ago

Road Dogg just pulled the curtain back on the COLD REALITY of modern WWE booking, and it is a massive indictment of the product. He admitted, "I thought the booking was about wrestling, but I quickly realized that it was about money." This implies that creative decisions are now dictated by payroll and investment rather than pure talent or engagement. Coachman and Vince Russo are dissecting this corporate strategy, comparing it to overpaid athletes who get playing time simply because of their massive contracts. It is a cynical shift that prioritizes financial protection over storytelling. When Triple H dismisses online fan sentiment as fake, he is ignoring the same clear signals that major sports leagues take seriously. 🚨 (source: The Coach and Bro Coach and Bro)

Road Dogg just pulled the curtain back on the COLD REALITY of modern WWE booking, and it is a massive indictment of the product. He admitted, "I thought the booking was about wrestling, but I quickly realized that it was about money." This implies that creative decisions are now dictated by payroll and investment rather than pure talent or engagement. Coachman and Vince Russo are dissecting this corporate strategy, comparing it to overpaid athletes who get playing time simply because of their massive contracts. It is a cynical shift that prioritizes financial protection over storytelling. When Triple H dismisses online fan sentiment as fake, he is ignoring the same clear signals that major sports leagues take seriously. 🚨 (source: The Coach and Bro Coach and Bro)

56,924 views • 1 month ago

Vince Russo is calling out Paul Heyman for an ABSURD double standard regarding the wrestling business. Paul recently revealed that back in 2010, he pitched a 5-year plan to TNA management that involved cutting all the legends and anyone over 40. Russo is absolutely LIVID because if that philosophy were applied to the current WWE landscape, the entire company would collapse. He lists a staggering amount of current main event talent over 40, including CM Punk, Roman Reigns, Cody Rhodes, and Randy Orton. Russo argues that these veterans are the actual draws. It is a massive contradiction that has Coach and Russo questioning how Heyman can hold his current position while holding such a HYPOCRITICAL view on roster longevity. Watch the full breakdown 🍿 (source: The Coach and Bro Coach and Bro)

Vince Russo is calling out Paul Heyman for an ABSURD double standard regarding the wrestling business. Paul recently revealed that back in 2010, he pitched a 5-year plan to TNA management that involved cutting all the legends and anyone over 40. Russo is absolutely LIVID because if that philosophy were applied to the current WWE landscape, the entire company would collapse. He lists a staggering amount of current main event talent over 40, including CM Punk, Roman Reigns, Cody Rhodes, and Randy Orton. Russo argues that these veterans are the actual draws. It is a massive contradiction that has Coach and Russo questioning how Heyman can hold his current position while holding such a HYPOCRITICAL view on roster longevity. Watch the full breakdown 🍿 (source: The Coach and Bro Coach and Bro)

31,843 views • 22 days ago

Vince McMahon is officially out of the WWE orbit, but the idea that he will quietly fade into retirement is ABSURD. Jeff Jarrett is breaking down why the former chairman is destined for a chaotic comeback that has nothing to do with traditional wrestling. Jarrett insists that Vince has never taken orders from anyone in his entire life. The notion of him partnering with an AEW or a TNA is a total fantasy. Instead, expect a high stakes, one off entertainment spectacle that shoots out of a cannon. Vince is a PROMOTER at heart and work is his life. He is not capable of being still. Get ready for something LOUD and UNPREDICTABLE because the old man is not done yet. 🍿 (source: My World with Jeff Jarrett)

Vince McMahon is officially out of the WWE orbit, but the idea that he will quietly fade into retirement is ABSURD. Jeff Jarrett is breaking down why the former chairman is destined for a chaotic comeback that has nothing to do with traditional wrestling. Jarrett insists that Vince has never taken orders from anyone in his entire life. The notion of him partnering with an AEW or a TNA is a total fantasy. Instead, expect a high stakes, one off entertainment spectacle that shoots out of a cannon. Vince is a PROMOTER at heart and work is his life. He is not capable of being still. Get ready for something LOUD and UNPREDICTABLE because the old man is not done yet. 🍿 (source: My World with Jeff Jarrett)

37,205 views • 1 month ago

The Rock is collecting an ABSURD paycheck from TKO, but he is nowhere to be found. Jonathan Coachman and D-Lo Brown are calling out the silence from the biggest star in the world. D-Lo hits the nail on the head, noting that "no one is that busy" that they cannot take 30 seconds to support the product paying them millions. The situation goes deeper than a lack of social media presence. Coachman drops a BOMB, stating that "him and Triple H simply do not get along." This is not just on screen storytelling. D-Lo confirms the tension, noting they are "definitely oil and water" with real backstage animosity. There is a theory that Seven Bucks wants to buy the company. The silence is fueling the fire. 🍿 (source: The Coach and Bro Coach and Bro)

The Rock is collecting an ABSURD paycheck from TKO, but he is nowhere to be found. Jonathan Coachman and D-Lo Brown are calling out the silence from the biggest star in the world. D-Lo hits the nail on the head, noting that "no one is that busy" that they cannot take 30 seconds to support the product paying them millions. The situation goes deeper than a lack of social media presence. Coachman drops a BOMB, stating that "him and Triple H simply do not get along." This is not just on screen storytelling. D-Lo confirms the tension, noting they are "definitely oil and water" with real backstage animosity. There is a theory that Seven Bucks wants to buy the company. The silence is fueling the fire. 🍿 (source: The Coach and Bro Coach and Bro)

37,024 views • 1 month ago

Eric Bischoff just reached his BREAKING POINT with Todd Martin. When Todd tried to draw parallels between the NWO and a 1984 Riki Choshu storyline, Eric completely lost his cool. Bischoff called him a chucklehead and an idiot, insisting his creation had absolutely ZERO to do with Japanese wrestling history. Conrad Thompson tries to play mediator, but Eric is having none of it, calling the take stupid and refusing to entertain the revisionist history. (source: 83 Weeks 83 Weeks with Eric Bischoff)

Eric Bischoff just reached his BREAKING POINT with Todd Martin. When Todd tried to draw parallels between the NWO and a 1984 Riki Choshu storyline, Eric completely lost his cool. Bischoff called him a chucklehead and an idiot, insisting his creation had absolutely ZERO to do with Japanese wrestling history. Conrad Thompson tries to play mediator, but Eric is having none of it, calling the take stupid and refusing to entertain the revisionist history. (source: 83 Weeks 83 Weeks with Eric Bischoff)

56,474 views • 1 month ago