Sam really is a WWF/WWE historian. I watched the attitude era just like every other dude my age, late 30’s, but I don’t remember a fraction of this stuff. Pretty impressive.
Is it concerning that I knew all of the finishers? I guess I didn't know Koko's, but like Sam said. Dude never won. I also think Koko did some version of a TKO, but I could be misremembering it.
It wasn't a "variation" of the Fisherman's Suplex. It was just Curt Hennig doing the Fisherman's Suplex. What the fuck is he talking about? The Crippler Crossface, as the name implies, is a fucking crossface meaning he'd lock his hands around the opponent's face, not a choke. He missed a perfect opportunity to mention the Steiner Screwdriver, which is possibly the best variation on a piledriver ever with the vertical suplex lift and drop onto the head. The F5 isn't "like the FU". Cena named that move after the F5. Yes, Kurt Angle did use the ankle lock, but it was called The Angle Lock.
@@cosmic_ghostwolf There are few things more ironic than a moron coming to a conclusion about someone else's capacities in which the moron concludes that the person tremendously more intelligent than its motherfucking borderline rHetarded ass is unintelligent.
Again the degree to which they are impressed by someone's knowledge of a given thing seems totally disproportionate, just as in the case of Patrice O'Neal and the Friday the 13th franchise. These were some of the most basic finishers that everybody who ever plays any of the games knows. Imagine if he'd mentioned even the Spicy Drop or Vertebreaker/Gringo Killer, not to mention its origin in Japan as a special move of Megumi Kudo.
This is more impressive than Patrice rattling off Friday the 13th's....the credit is earned by Sam even though he's a dork....melekh you seem a little jealous of Sam's props
@@db271295 That's because they belong to me, like countless millions of dollars in Wheel Of Fortune winnings, and all the settlements based on "wrongful convictions" and police killings (not to mention what was received for CIA mind control experimentation by a handful of Canadians) multiplied by infinity.
O&A wrestling shit that involved Sam was always cringe to me. Not because of O&A or anything. But because of Sam. Like he’s supposed to be “ironically” knowledgeable about wrestling. But he actually is just a man child.
@@TL2354because I’m an O&A fan and love listening to the videos. What are you? Retarded? I can’t dislike ONE video if I didn’t like every single O&A video that ever existed? I listen to O&A, and one particular thing is ruined for me because Sam is weird. Those two things can’t exist at the same time? Stop pumping dude’s hogs and get a life.
I just thought of what my wrestling finisher would be some time within the past day. It would be called "The Master Stroke", and it would consist of me putting the opponent in a front facelock, with my two goons then whipping the opponent's back with horse whips, and then I'd have one of the goons put me on his shoulders piggyback while still holding onto the guy's neck, but I'd spin it around first or flip into a neckbreaker position so he'd be hanging from my back like Richard Kuklinski but with the added height from me being on someone's shoulders. Actually, maybe I could go to the ropes, sit on them, flip forward like I was doing an inverted Diamond Dust, with the one goon catching me on his shoulders then lifting while the other one lines everything up.
I enjoyed Sam’s bit of not breaking kayfabe when they were talking about the Undertaker.
I love how much Anthony loves Mr. Ass lmfao
Sam really is a WWF/WWE historian. I watched the attitude era just like every other dude my age, late 30’s, but I don’t remember a fraction of this stuff. Pretty impressive.
Scott Steiner's move was the Steiner Recliner
Frankensteiner
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Frankensteiner was a entirely different move. It was extremely impressive but very different from the Steiner Recliner
At one of the early Clashes he’s wearing a shirt that says “Wine Me, Dine Me, Frankenstein Me!”
Sam got the Boss Man Slam wrong but he knew a bunch of others I had no idea about 😂
What about Chris Benoit? Boy he had one hell of a finishing move...
Still havent gotten up to this day! Knocked out cold!
My Gawd, King, young Mr. Benoit is not gonna walk away from that one!
6:56 hilarious JR impression
Mankind got The Mandible Claw from Dr. Sam Shepherd aka the basis for The Fugitive tv show and movie.
ty for this dude. onward
Is it concerning that I knew all of the finishers? I guess I didn't know Koko's, but like Sam said. Dude never won. I also think Koko did some version of a TKO, but I could be misremembering it.
Hilarious, old boy
I think this may have been an "Anthony still drunk from the night before" show.
Haha Ant was plastered
It wasn't a "variation" of the Fisherman's Suplex. It was just Curt Hennig doing the Fisherman's Suplex.
What the fuck is he talking about? The Crippler Crossface, as the name implies, is a fucking crossface meaning he'd lock his hands around the opponent's face, not a choke.
He missed a perfect opportunity to mention the Steiner Screwdriver, which is possibly the best variation on a piledriver ever with the vertical suplex lift and drop onto the head.
The F5 isn't "like the FU". Cena named that move after the F5.
Yes, Kurt Angle did use the ankle lock, but it was called The Angle Lock.
You don't get alot of the jokes do you? Why do you even listen to this show if most of it goes way over your head?
@@cosmic_ghostwolf There are few things more ironic than a moron coming to a conclusion about someone else's capacities in which the moron concludes that the person tremendously more intelligent than its motherfucking borderline rHetarded ass is unintelligent.
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10:37 Arizona?
9:59 People really think Sam wasn't funny?
Again the degree to which they are impressed by someone's knowledge of a given thing seems totally disproportionate, just as in the case of Patrice O'Neal and the Friday the 13th franchise.
These were some of the most basic finishers that everybody who ever plays any of the games knows.
Imagine if he'd mentioned even the Spicy Drop or Vertebreaker/Gringo Killer, not to mention its origin in Japan as a special move of Megumi Kudo.
As Patrice said America is all that matters no one cares about shitty Japan wrestling except for losers like Sam.
This is more impressive than Patrice rattling off Friday the 13th's....the credit is earned by Sam even though he's a dork....melekh you seem a little jealous of Sam's props
You need a life
@@db271295 That's because they belong to me, like countless millions of dollars in Wheel Of Fortune winnings, and all the settlements based on "wrongful convictions" and police killings (not to mention what was received for CIA mind control experimentation by a handful of Canadians) multiplied by infinity.
@@backforblood3421 you’ve got a good point there sir.
O&A wrestling shit that involved Sam was always cringe to me. Not because of O&A or anything. But because of Sam.
Like he’s supposed to be “ironically” knowledgeable about wrestling. But he actually is just a man child.
So why waste you’re time opening the video and commenting on it?
@@TL2354 Exactly, how ironic he mentioned Sam being cringey while making cringey conversation.
i love the sam wrestling stuff so funny to hear jim and ant riff on that topic
@@TL2354because I’m an O&A fan and love listening to the videos. What are you? Retarded? I can’t dislike ONE video if I didn’t like every single O&A video that ever existed? I listen to O&A, and one particular thing is ruined for me because Sam is weird. Those two things can’t exist at the same time?
Stop pumping dude’s hogs and get a life.
I just thought of what my wrestling finisher would be some time within the past day. It would be called "The Master Stroke", and it would consist of me putting the opponent in a front facelock, with my two goons then whipping the opponent's back with horse whips, and then I'd have one of the goons put me on his shoulders piggyback while still holding onto the guy's neck, but I'd spin it around first or flip into a neckbreaker position so he'd be hanging from my back like Richard Kuklinski but with the added height from me being on someone's shoulders. Actually, maybe I could go to the ropes, sit on them, flip forward like I was doing an inverted Diamond Dust, with the one goon catching me on his shoulders then lifting while the other one lines everything up.
I have a feeling you do "The Master Stroke" a lot you nerd
@@charlest5604 You're not funny, but if everybody you've ever met hasn't convinced you, what hope do I have?
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You seem like the kind of guy that smells the toilet paper after wiping
@@charlest5604 Yeah? And?
My persona would be the White Assasin and my finisher would be called the 'Back of the Bus'