Jim Cornette Reviews Jon Moxley vs. Adam Page on AEW Dynamite 

“People can get hurt in podcasting too” Jim is the greatest lmao 😂

I like that MJF tweeted "prayers for Hangman", but once he learned that he was fine, he tweeted that he felt gross about wishing him well lmao

“People get hurt in podcasting too, don’t make me change my tone”. What an OG lol

Lmao that “and people can get hurt in podcasting…” quip got me dying 😂😂

I love when Jim gets into a Back and Forth with Brian especially when Jim said "You can get hurt in Podcasting if you don't watch your Attitude" 😂

Honestly will never forget that Louisville basketball game with Kevin Ware. A truly gruesome injury.

The previous wrestling knockout that immediately came to my mind was Enzo Amore catching his head on the bottom rope and then hitting the mat. Glad he didn't have a neck injury.

He was referring to the Kevin Ware injury. The UL bench looked like they were gonna all faint and/or puke.

Curt Hennig is the first wrestler I remember having seen combining spinning through the air from multiple different moves to take his bumps.

As Cornette said, this spot was just a freak accident. Still, they started doing a which of crazy places at the start and felt like they had to ramp up the action toward the end, and Page overselling a simple spot that should have just been a transition to something else. As for how they cut away, the commentary by Taz is what made you know it was real and that everyone was probably panicking. Taz was keeping it real about the situation.

What's tragic is this wasn't even the only potentially catastrophic injury in the episode, considering Trent who's already had neck issues was dropped on his head.

Bro I popped hard when he said well people can get hurt in podcasting if they don't watch their tone oh my God this guy is hilarious I love these two man God bless Brian and Jim

12:00 Kevin Ware, that injury was haunting

That ppl can get hurt in podcasting line was gold lmao

The self punching lead to the concussion. Change my mind.

I agreed with the approach to take the camera off the incident. Until you know the severity, I think for the sake of his family you don’t broadcast it. Unfortunately in boxing we’ve had a few people die so I immediately think of the family not wanting it out there

Well look how they handled Sid's accident when he broke his leg jumping off the Rope!

I think a few thousand of us who listen have been waiting for this review. I'm curious to what Jim has to say about this main event and botch.

7:40. Every now and then, Jim will just say something that makes you burst out in extreme laughter.

Page would of probably been okay... you know, if he took advice.

Hahaha that picture, Travis is cold blooded.

Dude gave me a clothesline in wrestling training and lowered his arm to my gut. Hurt like hell. A move that when a little thing goes wrong it makes a huge difference. A dangerous move but people just no sell it, crazy

I think the reason they kept the camera off of Page is because they didn’t know how serious it was. They may have thought it was a neck issue or even worse. It’s kinda crazy they did that considering what happened with Matt Hardy & that one Dark Order dude got knocked out in the middle of the match & they just drug his body to the corner

Who wasn’t waiting for Jim’s review after we saw it happen

They always try to do those flip oversells and they always get hurt. AJ Styles tried to oversell Edges spear when he came back and hurt himself the same way.

Rikishi was an expert at that bump I think.

If it had been the UFC they'd have stayed on air an hour longer just to make sure we saw the replays 6 times, from every possible angle. I still can't get the images of Conor and Chris Weidman taking a step onto their tibias last year out of my head.

In retrospect this makes him beating himself over the head look even worse

14:22 - I remember in WCW Raven and Kanyon wrestled a match where Kanyon picked his opponent up in a powerbomb position and Raven gave him a neckbreaker at the same time. Unfortunately they had one of those metal trap doors in the ring and he landed on the back of his head/neck. They immediately realized he was hurt and they stopped the match.

I'm happy Jim finally talked about everybody having to flip upside down on a clothesline, doesn't matter if you're 160lbs or 300lbs. It means nothing anymore.

When the people ask, Cornette delivers

7:44 Were going to hear Conrad's voice on next weeks show lmao.

7:40 , my God Corny, you are a treasure

I've been waiting for this all week.

Jim makes so many great points in this review

Remember when Adam Page said "I don't listen to other people's advice, I really don't need to", or something to that effect. Well, there you go.

Credit to Tazz…when they were running down the card for rampage tazz just couldn’t do it, talked about what was going on in the ring, and actually taken his sunglasses off

Unfortunately this is probably a practice run for when saraya gets back in the ring

I remember when Enzo got concussed being thrown into the ropes face first. Pretty sure WWE handled it like they described, didn't they?

Another repetitive Moxley match, jumpstart for no reason, brawling outside the ring, blading, and Moxley wins..f*ck, people love watching the same bad crap over and over!

Kevin Ware was the Louisville basketball player who broke his leg that Jim was talking about.

Haven’t thought about the Kevin Ware injury in a long time. Thanks for the bad memories Jim. Lol

Rikishi was famous for that clothesline sell. I don't think he ever took a clothesline any other way.

The basketball game that Corny was talking about, is the one between Louisville and Duke. From 9 years ago.

I was at the game Jim talks about where the Louisville player broke his leg on the court. It was a NCAA tournament game (Sweet 16 vs Oregon I think) in 2013 in Indianapolis. I was sitting too far away, but I guess if you were sitting in the first 6 or 7 rows on the sideline where it happened, you could actually hear the bone snap.

This also reminded me of the Steiners-Buff Bagwell incident on WCW Thunder back in the day.

This proves the point about how dangerous wrestling is even when it’s less risky moves. All the more reason not to do all the stupid stuff they do. Also, boy did ref Aubrey look like Marilyn Manson during Jericho/Castle.

Just found out that Kevin Ware came back from that injury the next year and plays professionally today

Jim: “People can get hurt podcasting too if you don’t want your attitude” Jim vs Brian in a Mimosa Mayhem II match for AEW Full Gear? BOOK IT TONY!

7:44 Jim went in on Brian

I'm pretty sure that Hangman was out as soon as the clothesline connected, not because of his landing. I think he landed wrong because he was out cold.

When Mick Foley got knocked out, he'd just keep wrestling until he regained consciousness

I was there at the arena and it was pretty scary.

Taz was shaken up real bad I thought he was going to cry 😢 when Page got hurt

Remember when Owen Hart dropped Steve Austin on his head and temporarily paralyzed him? Not only did they address it during the match, but they made it an integral part of the story line.

How did cornette miss the part where Moxley blades right on camera in front of everybody in the front row?

That Hangman Page injury looked crazy on Tuesday

I remember that college game injury. I immediately thought of Sid.

"Apparently you’re a racist". "Again??" 😂

I think the reason there was no camera on it is cause they expected a Hayabusa situation.

7:44 Lmfao. Jim and Brian’s chemistry is amazing.

I was watching that Bball game live, can’t believe Corny was up on game

Don't make me change my tone......CLASSIC

Speaking of 95, I’d be curious to hear Cornette’s opinion of something like the Bret/Diesel matches, which involved two babyfaces, like here, but had Bret pulling out all the stops like tying Diesel to the ring post, using a chair, etc. I always saw that as fair game, in a sense, because the title was at stake, and could see a similar reason for Page jumping Mox before the bell in this match.

was really glad it's not Rick Knox. Page would still be lying there for a couple of minutes until Mox calls for it to be stopped

Anyone else see the camera zoom in on moxley while he bladed on the floor?Lol

I knew shit was real when Taz took his shades off.

I was waiting for this one!

Jim forgot when Enzo ko'd himself lol

I personally loved when Brian defended baseball! LOL

Thanks, Jim. You just had to bring up Kevin Ware, didn't ya? Gonna have nightmares about that tonight.

Hangnail got his bell RUNG! Hahahahaa! *DING!*

The one we’ve all been waiting for!

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12:04 it was in 2013 I believe where Kevin Ware landed awkwardly and broke his leg so much, the bone was legit sticking out. It was so shocking that the teams were visibly and rightfully so freaked out and panicked at the sight of his dangling broken leg.

There are more injuries and they're more serious because they turned all the safe bumps (like falling on your ass after a clothesline) into high spots - used to get maybe 1 or 2 high risk move right at the end of the match so they could go the distance even if something went wrong - high risk doesn't mean high chance of going wrong, it's a high chance of a serious injury if it does - wrestling these days is packed with high risk moves to the point that the laws of probability mean serious injuries are now pretty much guaranteed to happen to someone every couple of weeks.

Paul Turner did a great job. Mox KOed Hungman with the clothesline… it was an accident and Hungman was stiff out upon the landing. Unless you’re being clotheslined by Stan Hansen, JBL, or some other behemoth, then you don’t need to be flipping on a clothesline. It looked good when Booker or Fatu were doing it occasionally, but now everyone does it…

Assuming Jim would cooperate and play an active role in the production, I would love to see a streaming service make a miniseries on the life and career of Jim Cornette. Each two hour episode could be another decade in his life/career. It would be so awesome. Hell, you could do a Young Rock style multiple season show just off his stories from the podcast. Lol.

For those that want to know the basketball player it was Kevin ware that injury was the worst I've ever seen.

This was one of those things where I couldn't tell if Page was really hurt or if it was part of the match.

I remember very vividly that basketball game Corny referenced, the kid's name was Kevin Ware. I remember even some of the coaches were in tears. That was absolutely horrifying

Mox: Duck when I come in with the lariat. Hagman: I don't take advice from veterans!

The thumbnail lol

Summerslam 98 Stone Cold is knocked out by Undertaker not even 5 min into the main event. Can you imagine if this happened on a major PPV and they stopped it? Of course it's the right move to stop it but then how do you make it right to everybody who paid hard earned money? I hope we never see that scenario

I get so furious at the AEW attitude that they have transcended the heel/face dynamic. Two thirds of the wrestlers are faces and the ones who aren't mostly can't get heat except for Christian and MJF who they might turn face... Sigh

Hope they do a video on Athena's match on Dark.

Christian Eriksen (Danish footballer) had a cardiac arrest during a football match last year, cameras showed him lying on floor (at that point had technically died) whilst people tried to pull his tongue back from his throat, people were very uncomfortable that they showed that. Point is; I can understand AEW would be cautious showing anything if Page had potentially sustained a very serious or dangerous injury and not offend or upset anyone close to Page, but yes you should discuss what is happening as people would be concerned for his well being

That thumbnail is majestic.

The NFL does go to graphics and try to distract people from what's going on with an injury but they do address it somewhat..aew just panicked.

Idk why hangman got a title shot to begin with where he was the main cause of that backstage fight after all out but wishing him a speedy recovery

They probably were directed to now film Page or show replays because of the backlash from Tua’s injury in the Dolphins game. There were many slow motion close up replays of that injury and Tua’s fencing response after he was knocked out, and a lot of commentators and players were angry and saying it shouldn’t have been replayed and Tua’s treatment shouldn’t have been on TV.

That buckshot bucked em out

Its interesting to hear Jim adopt Moxley's (and AEW's) defense: "its a dangerous sport, of course people get hurt, its not our fault."

I wonder if it was more than just a concussion, contrary to what they're claiming. Homie went _limp_

Rikishi looked amazing doing that

What we have all been waiting for

I'm surprised jim didn't mention mox obviously blading

I think they might have been afraid it could have been an owen heart situation. Anytime really serious potentially career or life ending injury happens they don't stay on it in wrestling or in any other sports. Picture takes a comebacker off of his head they don't keep the camera on the picture as he's lying their flopping around on the ground possibly dying from getting his skull crushed they do send to another game or give updates on other events until until he's off the field then update viewers bring him to the hospital that kind of thing but they won't show the injury happening or the injured person laying there.

Oh lord, Jim must be talking about The Richmond Colloseum

Rikishi used to do the inverted flip by taking a clothesline (from Taker or Kane etc.).