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Eric Bugenhagen (fka Rick Boogs) on Insight With Chris Van Vliet today talking about his legendary NXT debut getting an encore: He broke it down: “I got an encore. And then funny enough that night after I did it all I was taking my boots off like they wanted... show more

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Eric Bugenhagen (fka Rick Boogs) went on Insight With Chris Van Vliet today and got real about his release from WWE and how he saw it coming. “Well, all right. I mean, I can only speak from, you know, not nothing factually, you know what I mean? We'll just put that out first. But like when I was brought back the, you know, the day of TV, like, I don't know if people are like, oh, where's this guitar? Where's all this brother? I didn't know that either until the day of, you know what I'm saying?” The double guitar return he prepped for? Gone the day of TV. Wild. THE BULL 🐂 American Gladiators | Eric Bugenhagen #InsightWithCVV

Eric Bugenhagen (fka Rick Boogs) went on Insight With Chris Van Vliet today and got real about his release from WWE and how he saw it coming. “Well, all right. I mean, I can only speak from, you know, not nothing factually, you know what I mean? We'll just put that out first. But like when I was brought back the, you know, the day of TV, like, I don't know if people are like, oh, where's this guitar? Where's all this brother? I didn't know that either until the day of, you know what I'm saying?” The double guitar return he prepped for? Gone the day of TV. Wild. THE BULL 🐂 American Gladiators | Eric Bugenhagen #InsightWithCVV

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Caught Eric Bugenhagen (fka Rick Boogs) on today’s Insight with Chris Van Vliet still an absolute unit and full of energy! On his WrestleMania 38 quad tear that changed everything. “WrestleMania 38 did that go from the highest of highs to the lowest of lows… I was supposed to be like this documentary too like ‘oh yeah it’s being filmed all day’… and then I just like blow my tendon… My tendon was like ripped off the bone on both sides and ripped all the way through… My quad was too strong for the tendon and it was flexing so hard, it ripped the tendon totally off the bone.” That injury in the tag title match with Shinsuke Nakamura sidelined him big time, but dude bounced back stronger. THE BULL 🐂 American Gladiators | Eric Bugenhagen #InsightWithCVV

Caught Eric Bugenhagen (fka Rick Boogs) on today’s Insight with Chris Van Vliet still an absolute unit and full of energy! On his WrestleMania 38 quad tear that changed everything. “WrestleMania 38 did that go from the highest of highs to the lowest of lows… I was supposed to be like this documentary too like ‘oh yeah it’s being filmed all day’… and then I just like blow my tendon… My tendon was like ripped off the bone on both sides and ripped all the way through… My quad was too strong for the tendon and it was flexing so hard, it ripped the tendon totally off the bone.” That injury in the tag title match with Shinsuke Nakamura sidelined him big time, but dude bounced back stronger. THE BULL 🐂 American Gladiators | Eric Bugenhagen #InsightWithCVV

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Just caught the new episode of Insight with Chris Van Vliet featuring wrestling legend Paul Wight (aka The Big Show)! One of the highlights is when he reflects on that unforgettable night he and Brock Lesnar broke the ring on SmackDown: “That ring thing was so good because like everybody knew, oh, that wasn’t supposed to happen. It was great. It was perfect. It was chef’s kiss.” He also talks about arguing with Vince McMahon about not repeating the spot later (and how it became “the guy that breaks stuff” gimmick), plus the wild behind-the-scenes details of setting it up on an airbag while climbing to the top rope. Paul Wight #InsightWithCVV

Just caught the new episode of Insight with Chris Van Vliet featuring wrestling legend Paul Wight (aka The Big Show)! One of the highlights is when he reflects on that unforgettable night he and Brock Lesnar broke the ring on SmackDown: “That ring thing was so good because like everybody knew, oh, that wasn’t supposed to happen. It was great. It was perfect. It was chef’s kiss.” He also talks about arguing with Vince McMahon about not repeating the spot later (and how it became “the guy that breaks stuff” gimmick), plus the wild behind-the-scenes details of setting it up on an airbag while climbing to the top rope. Paul Wight #InsightWithCVV

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Trish Stratus on Insight LIVE with Chris Van Vliet talking about taking some of the biggest spots from the guys. On Kane’s high chokeslam in Toronto: “I was like eight feet in the air… it just felt like I was in slow motion just falling forever.” On Bubba Ray Dudley putting her through a table: “I knew it was a chance to show you guys I was willing to put my body on the line… thanks Bubba for smashing me through a table.” And she took an RKO from Randy Orton too one of the few women who ever has. That’s why she’s Trish Stratus. Trish Stratus #InsightWithCVV

Trish Stratus on Insight LIVE with Chris Van Vliet talking about taking some of the biggest spots from the guys. On Kane’s high chokeslam in Toronto: “I was like eight feet in the air… it just felt like I was in slow motion just falling forever.” On Bubba Ray Dudley putting her through a table: “I knew it was a chance to show you guys I was willing to put my body on the line… thanks Bubba for smashing me through a table.” And she took an RKO from Randy Orton too one of the few women who ever has. That’s why she’s Trish Stratus. Trish Stratus #InsightWithCVV

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Paul London told about his match with John Cena on Velocity. And how Cena got in trouble: “Yeah, that was in Dallas..He [John Cena] was supposed to catch my ankles here and go this way. But it went [crash]. I was like, oh sh*t, I’m f*cked. I’m done.” “He's [John Cena] like, ‘It’s not ballet. Come on, let’s do it again.’ And we hit it and it worked in the match, so just super generous. I didn’t find out until later at OVW, when John came to work out with us, he’s like, ‘Why are you here?’ He was like They got mad at me for giving you what I did.” (Chris Van Vliet)

Paul London told about his match with John Cena on Velocity. And how Cena got in trouble: “Yeah, that was in Dallas..He [John Cena] was supposed to catch my ankles here and go this way. But it went [crash]. I was like, oh sht, I’m fcked. I’m done.” “He's [John Cena] like, ‘It’s not ballet. Come on, let’s do it again.’ And we hit it and it worked in the match, so just super generous. I didn’t find out until later at OVW, when John came to work out with us, he’s like, ‘Why are you here?’ He was like They got mad at me for giving you what I did.” (Chris Van Vliet)

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The Undertaker was asked about his top three WrestleMania matches during the streak: “Well, There’s actually probably four, and they’re all right there together. 25, 26, 27 and 28. I had great matches with Batista, and I had a great match with Edge, but I think the 25, 26, 27 and 28 storylines. The two with Shawn, and then the two with Triple H. I mean, it’s very rare that you get to do something like that. Because that was all one continual story. It was me and Shawn, the light versus the darkness, streak versus career, then Triple H gets involved to take up for his buddy, and then it culminates in the end of the era. I think they were all storytelling classics, and yeah, I think those four matches are what professional wrestling is supposed to be about.” (Chris Van Vliet)

The Undertaker was asked about his top three WrestleMania matches during the streak: “Well, There’s actually probably four, and they’re all right there together. 25, 26, 27 and 28. I had great matches with Batista, and I had a great match with Edge, but I think the 25, 26, 27 and 28 storylines. The two with Shawn, and then the two with Triple H. I mean, it’s very rare that you get to do something like that. Because that was all one continual story. It was me and Shawn, the light versus the darkness, streak versus career, then Triple H gets involved to take up for his buddy, and then it culminates in the end of the era. I think they were all storytelling classics, and yeah, I think those four matches are what professional wrestling is supposed to be about.” (Chris Van Vliet)

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Eric Weinstein was approached by people within the government regarding UFO disclosure following his American Alchemy episode with Eric Davis “The thing that you saw with Jesse Michaels in American Alchemy, boy, did that get a response inside the government from that particular episode. I had a lot of people who had stopped talking to me about UFOs who suddenly, you know, I had like eight calls immediately after it aired ‘Hey, Eric, just thought I'd catch up with you’ I was like ‘oh, okay.’ There was a huge discussion inside and the first uh without getting into particulars, the first official outreach, like really official outreach, the checks in the wake of that episode. And I'm not under any NDAs.”

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JBL almost got himself and Ron Simmons fired… and Shane McMahon asked for it. In the new Insight with Chris Van Vliet they break down the hardest Clothesline from Hell JBL ever threw. JBL: “Shane told me you got to hit me harder than you’ve ever hit anybody in your life. Ron goes, ‘Don’t do it, don’t do it!’ … I hit him so freaking hard. I never hit anybody like that in my life… and as soon as I did, Ron goes ‘We’re fired.’” Ron Simmons: “I just told him, ‘Go back there and start packing.’ The only thing I saw was Shane’s head disappearing so fast. I’m standing there like… it’s been a good run. Nice knowing you.” Shane loved it. Ron was already packing his bags. Ron Simmons John Layfield #InsightWithCVV

JBL almost got himself and Ron Simmons fired… and Shane McMahon asked for it. In the new Insight with Chris Van Vliet they break down the hardest Clothesline from Hell JBL ever threw. JBL: “Shane told me you got to hit me harder than you’ve ever hit anybody in your life. Ron goes, ‘Don’t do it, don’t do it!’ … I hit him so freaking hard. I never hit anybody like that in my life… and as soon as I did, Ron goes ‘We’re fired.’” Ron Simmons: “I just told him, ‘Go back there and start packing.’ The only thing I saw was Shane’s head disappearing so fast. I’m standing there like… it’s been a good run. Nice knowing you.” Shane loved it. Ron was already packing his bags. Ron Simmons John Layfield #InsightWithCVV

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Jamie Carragher questions Eric Cantona's legacy: Did the Man United legend REALLY do it at the highest level? “I always think that, because he's such a legend for United, and then after he went United went on to win, you know, Champions League…” “And then later on with Rooney and Ronaldo.” “But he had that situation where he obviously fell out with, I think it was Gérard Houllier.” “He never really had that…” “He never got the World Cup either, did he, in terms of what France did?” “Do you think, even though he's such a legend, do you think there's something where he didn't quite do it at international level?” “He got banned from playing by the manager, but actually taking Manchester United to a European Cup…” “Do you think that's something…?”

Jamie Carragher questions Eric Cantona's legacy: Did the Man United legend REALLY do it at the highest level? “I always think that, because he's such a legend for United, and then after he went United went on to win, you know, Champions League…” “And then later on with Rooney and Ronaldo.” “But he had that situation where he obviously fell out with, I think it was Gérard Houllier.” “He never really had that…” “He never got the World Cup either, did he, in terms of what France did?” “Do you think, even though he's such a legend, do you think there's something where he didn't quite do it at international level?” “He got banned from playing by the manager, but actually taking Manchester United to a European Cup…” “Do you think that's something…?”

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Anthony Mackie says if he'd stayed in New Orleans after his mom died and his best friend got killed, he wouldn’t be here today "When I was in 10th grade, my best friend got killed. And I saw it. I was standing there with him. I was across the street. He was at the gas station. Dude got out and just mowed him down." "My mom passed away when I was 15. So after that, I was in a spiral. I was in the streets. I was doing dumb [stuff]… railing against God." "The passing of my mom with my friend getting killed is what preempted me to go to North Carolina for that summer." "I knew if I stayed that summer, I wouldn’t be here today." "Once I found an understanding and a love for my craft, it filled that void."

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