Jesse "The Body" Shoots On Hulk Hogan & Eric Bischoff 

Why small venues still give you 25 bucks and a trip to er...with 25 more stitches than dollars in your pocket.

if they unionized it would of destroyed vinces business plan and the wrestlers would of made a lot less money in the long run

You misspelled The Kliq. They started the guaranteed contracts.

@@bb-gc2tx how???????? Wrestlers would be better paid, Vince would’ve made less. 😂😂😂

@@TheLockSmith1800 wow you are dumb. yes vince entire business plan would of been destroyed he wouldnt have been able to pay the wrestlers as much as he did. so the wrestlers would of made less money genius

*everyone.

And 40 years ago

Triple H would slap you for saying that he doesn’t want a union anymore that Vince did

HHH is a puppet

Who wins in a shoot fight Jesse vs Hogan?? I'm going with Jesse. I also think Jesse is one of the most under rated commentators in wrestling history... Essentially I kinda understand the shit with Vince. Vince is always gunna put his company over, but what was Hogans bitch ass excuse... Of course it was him being the highest paid wrestler and he didnt need or want a union because he was getting paid double the next highest paid guy... And in a small part because of bitch ass Hogan almost 40 years later the WWF/ WWE is still not unionised... Crazy because it is now a billion dollar industry amd still no health insurance or union. Probaly the only billion dollar company where the average salary is probaly half a million for the talent and still no insurance. Think about all the injuries these guys sustain in their careers.

So Hogan can't Say He Lied!1

Yep! And you're here to listen to them all over again!!😂

Exactly, thank you. Must be true.

Or would you like for him to make up new ones?🤣

I've listened to about 10 different Scott Hall interviews over the last couple of weeks, it's the same with him.

Independent contractors in academia is as big a disgrace as pro wrestling classifying their employees as independent contractors. Neither meet the IRS criteria for independent contractors vs employees.

@@MortonT1958 it's a private music school. I don't think it's right, but it is what it is.

ufc fighters fight like a few times a year? wrestlers have almost zero time off

​@@ganglabeshyeah but they train 8 hours a day 7 days a week so they can perform when they need to....wtfvdo you do buddy besides sit on youtube all day??? You bum

Different kettle of fish.

That would ruin the UFC

he's correct about vince not letting him star in movies ,, because that would've made bollea look like the room temperature iq dolt that he is ,, just amazing jealousy & childish behavior from vince because jesse was going to outshine vince's own chosen

No. Being a commie nutcase, conspiracy theorist, and an uneducated dolt keeps him out of the White House.

Jesse said very recently he's in talks with WWE about a Legends deal.

I dunno about that lol

That makes no sense.

it’s makes sense….Jesse isn’t wrong about what he’s saying….but you might disagree with him. Meaning you might have a different view….

I like Jesse, I agree with what he says, but I can say he’s wrong if I want to. 😒

@@secondbest2877 If I disagree with him, that means I think he's WRONG. And I do think he's wrong on a lot.

He's my Governor!

​@@williammitchell4417No he's not. He hasn't been in twenty years, and he was an awful governor.

@@vincesmith2499 As a prior service MN National Guardsman, if I were to be recalled to active duty, I would salute that Seal. As much as Roman Reigns runs his mouth "Acknowledge Me" I would report to that Sailor "Acknowledge receipt of message."

The reason being that the signed a contract stating that they won't compete elsewhere. Your comment shows you clearly don't understand what a independent contractor is. An independent contractor is a self-employed person or entity contracted to perform work for-or provide services to-another entity as a nonemployee. Nothing about them not being able to work elsewhere has anything to do with them being an independent contractor, it's entirely due to the contract that they chose to sign.

@@IhaveaDoghouse Regardless of how smart you try to sound. They are the worst athletic contracts that's out there. WCW had good friendly deals. And AEW does too.

The statement that wrestlers are independent contractors because of the contract they choose to sign is absolutely not true. If a WWE contract was ever actually challenged regarding whether or not a wrestler was an independent contractor it wouldn’t have a chance in hell. Every aspect of what an independent contractor actually is is the opposite of how the WWE operates in their relationship with their wrestlers. For example, here is what the IRS says an independent contractor is. “You are not an independent contractor if you perform services that can be controlled by an employer (what will be done and how it will be done). This applies even if you are given freedom of action. What matters is that the employer has the legal right to control the details of how the services are performed. If an employer-employee relationship exists (regardless of what the relationship is called), then you are not an independent contractor and your earnings are generally not subject to self-employment tax.“ This is the exact opposite of how WWE runs. You are only an independent contractor is the employer controls the result of your work - but if they can control when you show up, what you wear, what your behavior is, etc. then you are actually an employee. The WWE controls every aspect of what their wrestlers can do. They have times they have to show up, dress codes, are told what to do in their job, etc. They have no freedom for outside endeavors at all. There is literally no aspect of how they’re treated that aligns with being independent contractors. They’re independent contractors in name alone. The only reason they get away with it is because it’s so difficult to challenge the structure of the contracts for any active talents. If a wrestler wanted to challenge the classification they’d have to be ready to be unable to work and earn a living while they spend large sums of money in legal fees to fight a case that would take years to ever be resolved. And because of that fact the structure has been able to remain in place and probably always will.

@@Matt-cr4vv 💯

​​@@Matt-cr4vvThanks for the great reading. Makes complete sense what you are saying.

He is a legend in his own mind.

That's capitalism. Get over it, liberal.

That's a facile analogy. That's comparing apples and bowling bowls. The difference is Uber/Lyft are not mandating to their drivers when and where to work. Drivers work when they want to do so for extra cash. A talent for WWE is under a contract and has to work when and where the company says. Big difference.

Why? He's a left wing moron. He'd never win anyway.

WWE is PG. Mandy Rose shaking her...assets on OnlyFans doesn't fit into their profile.

Mandy Rose already knew how WWE would react to that.

They sign the contracts

Yep, hogan had everything to lose if a union formed

Should skinner and bad news brown be in the same pay bracket as Hogan and Savage?

That saved wwe

dont forget that he also had to pay for his own rentals hotels plane tickets gas and taxes

For a midcard to upper midcard guy in the early to mid 1980's you weren't touching 7 figures. If you had an above average year you made $150K. Your best hope was to get on the A shows with Hogan and hopefully work a program with Hogan. $5K for health insurance still doesn't seem like a lot until you factor in Hotel rooms 7 nights per week, car rentals and gas 7 days per week, day passes at the gym everyday, ordering specialty meals at restaurants to maintain a bodybuilders diet, deducting state and federal taxes etc. It all adds up. Then add in the stress that if you get injured the downside guarantee during that period was $250/wk until you got back into the road. Jesse had a point about organizing a Union. On the flip side, Hogan also had a point in not wanting a Union. When you're making $10,000 per night and your opponent is making $1500-$2500 per night, a Union is going to step in and vote to make it so you're both making $2500 per night.

He's a communist.

Hahhaa yaaa. Jessie I think is the most real one though out the bunch

He actually has a Military background though. The biggest bite Hogan did, was Thunder In Paradise.

Co-starred with him on The Running Man aswell so it adds up!

Character actors are called co stars. Look it up.

He had a cameo in Batman and Robin as well, again with Arnold 😂

Is that you hulk?

@@tonyclifton2230 Yeah, BROTHER. Whatcha gonna do, BROTHER?

@@tonyclifton2230 Is that you, Andy Kaufman? Did you fake your death?

@@vincesmith2499 yes and no and maybe, even a bit of perhaps.

Yeah, the successful wrestler, navy vet, movie star alongside Arnie, and guy who beat both Democrats and Republicans as an Independant and had a cool tv of his own is a 'nobody' says the rando internet freak. kek

He'd never win. He's also a looney communist.

Vince would love to consider the wrestlers his employees, but then big government will make him cover their healthcare, etc. Good for Vince finding a way around it. Government has no business making him pay for wrestlers' healthcare.

@@vincesmith2499 Uh huh. Nevermind the fact that wrestlers have a lower life expectancy rate than the average person. If Vince had any decency, he would give healthcare and social security to the wrestlers who literally destroy their bodies to make him a billionaire! Besides, you would probably be singing a much different tune if you were in that situation.🙄🤦

@@foleynj86 Sure, but then he'd have to hire fewer wrestlers and/or pay them less.

2+2 is beyond you

@@TL2354 That makes no sense.🤷

Jesse is right about a lot of things but he’s also very self serving in his narrative regarding his intentions of things he’s done. He always portrays the best interest of the boys but realistically he proposed a union because it was to his personal benefit. I don’t think he’d have the same stance if he stood to lose something like Hogan did. This is the same guy for example who said he didn’t run for re-election as governor because the position didn’t pay enough money. He’s always happy to cash in himself I just think he benefits in how he’s able to present his stances.

Jesse would have never supported the Union if he was in the Hogan position, period.

He'll never be president. LOL.

@@vincesmith2499 I know that's why I said I wish ,but know they put Bidden instead , they want puppets not leaders,

@@josephmiller9424 Jesse's an idiot, and the people vote for president. Who's "they"?

How so. What is he bitter about?

Take Vince out of the picture and the territories would have never collapsed. In other words, wrestling would not be a joke like it is today

@@brlyl-dl6dx BINGO!

No, Hogan said the union thing would have messed up the money he was making. The WWF guys were making more money than anyone else, because of hogan. Toys, toons, network pay, etc. After hogan many of them did TV and movies plus commercials

….yet The Rock and Cena were able to run to Hollywood, make millions there as well and it’s possible they belong to the biggest Actors Union called SAG. Ironic.

@@jasonshields1709 not merely possible, they definitely are members of SAG.

Preach!

hogan copied his character.

@@johnedwin6803 Wrong, Hulk and Jesse both copied Superstar Billy Graham but Hulk was a baby face who always had the crowds support while Jesse was a heel. They were both big and blonde but Hulk was bigger and better than Jesse.

no way

@@watersandblue6001 Hogan's actually a wimp in real life. I read his book & he said he hated confrontation.

Maybe. But People will always remember Hulk. 😅

@@emmitbrown5631 True that, brotherrr!

@@jpbart1390 Even Vince Russo would have handled him backstage after Bash at the Beach 2000.