Old School Wrestling
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🎭 WWE Fan Parody Page Unofficial | Not affiliated with WWE Entertainment & satire only 🤼♂️ Old School Guy. Reliving best moments from our childhood sports.
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May 15, 2006 on Raw. Vince is on the couch with a drink. Candice Michelle sits down in the black dress and the segment turns into the Mr. McMahon act: hands, kissing, her on his lap. No match. No finish. Just the boss character using a backstage scene the way WWE used a lot of women’s TV that year. WWE later pulled the bit from Network replays. Candice has said it was awkward and that she played it as a scene, not a date. She still became Women’s Champion the next year. This clip is the version of her run people circulate first.
Old School Wrestling346,366 views • 26 days ago
April 30, 2000. Backlash. Stone Cold hadn’t been on TV in months after a serious neck injury. The Rock was outnumbered. Triple H had the title, Shane as referee, Vince and Stephanie at ringside. Then the glass shattered. Austin didn’t wrestle a match. He walked down with a steel chair, leveled everyone in his way, and left The Rock to hit the People’s Elbow and take the championship. About 19,000 fans erupted so loud it drowned the commentary.
Old School Wrestling158,939 views • 26 days ago
JBL challenged Stone Cold to a beer drinking contest — and immediately tried to cheat, dumping his beer on the mat instead of actually drinking it. Only problem: Austin caught it. And with Chris Benoit blocking off any escape route, there was nowhere for JBL to run. Austin dragged him back into the ring, dropped him with a Stunner, and finished the job by pouring beer all over him for good measure. It's peak Austin comedy — the kind of segment that could only exist in the Attitude/Ruthless Aggression crossover era, where a Stunner and a beer bath doubled as storyline advancement. This one also fed right into JBL's growing issues with Benoit heading toward WrestleMania 22, so the laughs came with actual stakes attached.
Old School Wrestling128,638 views • 1 month ago
June 5, 2003, SmackDown. Vince is in the office with Sable when Stephanie walks in. She tears into him for bringing back a woman who had sued the company, then the promo turns on their own history. She says she spent her life trying to stay the apple of his eye, including dinners with his business associates when she was 17, that they told her what he had promised them, and that she is ashamed she became like him. It was a written Mr. McMahon angle. The clip still hits because they put that version of him on television.
Old School Wrestling59,673 views • 26 days ago
😂 Stone Cold literally did NOT know how to handle Goldust 2002, backstage — Austin's just standing there giving Goldust that "what in the hell is wrong with you" face while Dust does his whole weird routine. You can see Austin's brain buffering in real time 💀 This is why Attitude Era backstage segments hit different. Two totally opposite characters just thrown together and told "figure it out." Stone Cold's face alone carries this whole clip.
Old School Wrestling35,079 views • 26 days ago
Steve Austin hit Stephanie McMahon with a Stone Cold Stunner right in the middle of the ring — pure chaos, WWE style. Triple H came storming out the second he saw it, ready to go after Austin. Classic Attitude Era moment that reminds you why Stone Cold was must-see TV every single week.
Old School Wrestling27,279 views • 27 days ago
Spike Dudley made his name in ECW by taking on giants like Bam Bam Bigelow and refusing to stay down — the crowd loved him so much they once caught him mid-air and passed him overhead like a rockstar. 2x ECW Tag Team Champion. European & Cruiserweight Champion in WWE. Proof that size doesn't decide who gets over.
Old School Wrestling23,406 views • 25 days ago
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