@@warrengomez67 Some people still can't accept what happen then! I would put benoit up with bret and angle but you can't do anything due to what happened""!
@@sean9115 Kurt Angle was/is my favorite wrestler ever and him and CB were PB & J simply put. Just flawless matches. I will also say maybe really look into this case and see if you still come away thinking he did it. In my opinion, that man was framed and murdered.
@@daviddalda6856yeah and they fought bums to pad their record notice how once they get into big promotions their fights per year dwindles. Rampage was fighting the best mma fighters in the world at the time in PRIDE and even fought prime Chuck Liddell and Wanderlei Silva in the same night.
I believe he had a name back in 2006 and also back around the Time he played BA Baracus in the A-Team. Also around the time he faced off with Kurt Angle in TNA.
If he hung up mma gloves after 1 or 2 losses after rashard evans he could have been huge but like he said, 300 shows a year is life on the road, maybe you dont wrestle in every one but you are supposed to be there for an overwhelming majority of them
@@BigBarnV1 it makes perfect sense. Human centipede although a bad movie made way more than its budget due to the shock value while A Team underperformed while its budget cost alot more to make. Hollywood is about money and making a profit. One did make a profit the other did not.
@tryme9914 idk,maybe because he had recently released a reliving the war episode where he made the joke,it has nothing to do with rampage,but it's from the 9/20/99 episode and he says the joke when dlo brown beats up mark henry in a strip club and the girl mentioned was giving mark henry a lap dance when dlo attacked him,idk why this was mentioned in a video with rampage,that was very random 😂
@@natebaxter9551 i never discredited his talent i just dont think he should be holding the US title lol, and how would these wrestlers not be on the road 300 days a year still? most main stars appear on their shows every week and not mentioning house shows
Everyone knows it's scripted but it's still a very dangerous job that destroys their bodies. You look like an idiot trying to explain to everyone it's not real 😂😂🤡🤡🤡🤡
@@sean9115he's been talking about it for years and just talks.. He said Wrestling Schools are too expensive and Bully Ray offered him a spot for free at his school years ago.. He only goes to Wrestling shows whenever they hit Canada.. If anyone knows anything different please educate me but so far he just talks..
@@adhamtohamy9263- All wrestlers, especially from his era, have brain damage and CTE. Then we go to hockey/nfl/rugby…how many murdered their wife and child in cold blood?
If only WWE would give their wrestlers an off-season, they would have attracted more talent that could easily be stars. Give them 2-3 months break a year and would instantly make everyone happy and an opportunity for other wrestlers to be pushed while others are on their vacation.
Ye 2 would be the average, particularly in UFC, Pride used to hold tourney style events on a single night or weekend. Fighters would sometimes fight up to 3 times at one of these events. When Rampage says he fought 6 times, that could have easily been across just 2 or 3 events.
@@clay2842 They need it, fighting always gives lows amounts of brain damage but if you don't recover correctly after a fight the damage increases exponentially. When you hear news of fighters dying its normally poor or young fighters with crazy schedules that didn't heal properly from each fight.
Six is a lot of fights a year and that is a lot of time to spend in a fight camp and the training outside of camp a lot of people are mistaken when they sports athletes only work when it's fight day or game day and unfortunately in fighting you are not paid for training in it cost you money and in sports like Football soccer basket ball base ball hookey you are paid for practices and training camp and stuff like that but with fighters and even pro wrestling you are considered a sub contractor that is more like an employee at least when it comes to UFC
He was able to fight so many times in Japan because he wasn't having real professional training camps over there. A real camp goes for 8-10 weeks, you have a competent strength & conditioning coach, you have competent sparring partners and you have a coaching team that prepares you adapted to the opponent you're fighting. Takes about 100k to finance it. So temporarily it's not possible to have 6 fights a year professionally. You would have to go all out at least 48 weeks per year... Losses guaranteed, I don't care who you are.
It’s because Pride would approach fighters with 1 week notice on occasion. Rampage has spoke on this a lot and there was hardly any regulations back then not to mention fighting multiple times in 1 night. It was pretty much the Wild West and anything goes.
