The Complete History Of WWE

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To summarise the entirety of WWE's long and colorful history is impossible within a blurb or anecdote. Where does one begin to tell the full story of professional wrestling's most renowned and famous promotion, in all of its vivid splendor and gritty substance? That's why we here at Cultaholic Wrestling have undertaken the monumental task of presenting more than 60 years of WWE history in this very special presentation, in which we will attempt to do justice the life story, so to speak, of the McMahon empire, the family business that has entertained millions for well over half a century. This is The Complete History Of WWE.
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@Cultaholic Год назад

This is our most ambitious project ever so we hope you enjoy it! If you want to support us in producing more documentary content then do consider pledging on Patreon at www.patreon.com/cultaholic for early access to select videos, exclusive video podcasts and exclusive merch. Thank you!

@JoeyGramms420 Год назад

How long Is it??

@ayadali9112 Год назад

You’re welcome!

@deadbydefiance9341 Год назад

You guys are amazing. Such quality wrestling info and news. Amazing quality, great personalities, varied content. Much love from across the pond in America 🇺🇸

@gussgasstation8928 Год назад

This is amazing

@eLite-Tiss91 Год назад

Great video

@TheGrandDame27 Год назад

Although Hulk Hogan, Stone Cold, John Cena, & Roman Reigns were the faces of WWE. Undertaker was still the cornerstone for WWE in all of those era’s!!!

@Jetup24 Год назад

What about Rock?

@TheGrandDame27 Год назад

@@Jetup24 the rock was never THE FACE of era of wwe. But he was always one of the too guys!

@ikervega0116 Год назад

Fr all he truly is the cornerstone, all those faces of the company came and went while Undertaker was the one true constant for 30 years

@maninvan8359 Год назад

@@TheGrandDame27 I'd say in the year 2000... The rock was defo the face of the WWE, that was rock's year

@andrewft31 Год назад

First it was Andre the Giant and then it was the Undertaker

@ciarantreacy7721 Год назад

This is what separates Cultaholic from the rest, they make fantastic in depth documentaries/ videos like this, what culture and other RU-vidrs should take notes

@maxb4210 Год назад

What Culture needs to figure out how to keep politics out of their videos before they attempt anything of this magnitude

@markjackson6431 Год назад

there’s a reason these guys left What Culture. i don’t even watch their stuff anymore. and i use to love Simon and hate Adam P. now it’s the opposite…

@DevilSurvivor69 Год назад

@Max B This is just screams that you're butthurt that they don't represent whatever your politics are. You're being a snowflake while probably calling people that.

@daviddaniel6949 Год назад

@@DevilSurvivor69 Maybe you don't understand most people just want wrestling content. If they wanted politics they would turn on the news or watch their favourite political commentator. Annoying activists are like locusts infecting everything from gaming communities to pushing politics in films and series. People like to escape reality without being told what awful people they are and they don't like being told how they are supposed to feel or think. Fuck What Culture lol, bunch of pasty white boys that love to prop themselves up on a pedestal of superiority feeling so high and mighty. I don't care wether somebody is on the Left or Right. Just stick to talking about wrestling. It's people like that what keep everyone divided when they should be joined together over their love of wrestling. You shouldn't judge people by your own standards, not everyone is like you.

@ooooo524 Год назад

Plus the d riding by comment section

@MDz235 Год назад

0:00 intro 1:59 prologue 25:45 golden era 1:02:09 new generation era 1:17:57 attitude era 1:45:14 ruthless aggression era 2:02:51 pg era 2:25:37 reality era and beyond 2:49:31 epilogue

@MSHOOD123 Год назад

Thank you

@kingbump1215 11 месяцев назад

Yo are appreciated sir

@187mrsmith 11 месяцев назад

ATTITUDE ERA IS THE GOLDEN ERA*

@MrXanderthegreat1 10 месяцев назад

Were in the sports entertainment era

@Kurdt-zk4wt Месяц назад

@@187mrsmithyour new nickname is mr obvious congrats🎉

@TheRetroWaveDave Год назад

No matter how old I get, wrestling never fails to take me back to that magical time and place where anything is possible if you believe and support your heroes.

@miserablemike. 9 месяцев назад

I'm 50 and I remember those great days of WWF in the 80s.

@chrisdontworry9394 7 месяцев назад

It's the best!

@tyromeka5693 6 месяцев назад

@@miserablemike.same here my friend I'm 44

@kingjc6281 Год назад

Everybody, please take a moment to acknowledge the work and effort that the Cultaholics put in to present us this awesome documentary. You guys are truly the best way to bring a long story to us. The biggest imaginable Thanks from Germany!

@dvda9725 Год назад

No.

@yanoushbanaszewski9901 Год назад

@@dvda9725funny 😐

@Emirthemarvelfanboi Год назад

Nazis...

@Imsorryman Год назад

They’ve gone mad. We’re one step closer to the “every wrestler ever” ranking.

@davidrickard9869 7 месяцев назад

Wat happened to jobbers ?

@kylenenadovichfilm 7 месяцев назад

Every. Wrestler. Ever.

@socialistbatman1211 Год назад

It’s crazy how people booed Cena and claimed to have hated him, but he was literally keeping wrestling in the mainstream by a string for years and now everyone misses him

@ApolloVSTheWorld Год назад

Ernest...No.. Characters like him are the reason why people stop caring 15 years ago..Facts..He could never fill Hulks, Rocks, Or stone cold shoes.. Just a silly character made for the 8 an under age group.

@TSUNAMI-NAMIKAZE Год назад

John Cena is the 🐐

@TribalChief9000 Год назад

@@ApolloVSTheWorld hulk hogan also a superhero like character always wins and impacted other careers and his problems out side wrestling but john cena is the guy which is the important piller of wwe

@nathanhosea489 Год назад

@@ApolloVSTheWorld If Vince had booked him better, and if he had chosen to elevate guys like Barrett and Riley when he was in his prime instead of burying them, he would be right up there today with those three guys. He had the talent, it was mostly the booking that let him down. Not saying he didn't make some poor decisions that ended up having a negative impact on the company, but still. It was mostly the booking.

@ApolloVSTheWorld Год назад

And this is what I get for allowing someone else to use my account. $_$

@ThePeacemakerDude 8 месяцев назад

John Cena is the epitome of “you don’t know what you have until it’s gone”.

@JayWIll2000s 8 месяцев назад

Facts man smh fans that booed literally sabotaged John cena career total BS cena should have and could have won more championships and been on top more at like hogan.

@its_master_Roshi_Fkrs 6 месяцев назад

@@JayWIll2000sI just watched wwe on 2000s bcoz of him. Idk he had that charisma as lead guy. His style and song and entry and his talks were cool to listen. I know it's scripted but he did his character very well. When I got older I loved stone cold and rock much more.

@lewismckenzie236 4 месяца назад

They're two of the main reasons I stopped watching wwe. Boring as hell when we'd just had years of absolute madness with the attitude era. Give me 100 Hardyz, Dudleys, Blackmans over that repetitive boring crap that came after.

@NicCage-eq9tn 3 месяца назад

Don't miss him at all. He's the guy who drove me away from wrestling. The Super Cena era is one of the worst periods in WWE history. Just a dollar store version of the Rock and Austin.

@joe9739 3 месяца назад

@@NicCage-eq9tnCena's alot different. Not in-ring style, all 3 are pretty much brawlers with a few power moves, but with Austin it's better to see him chase the title and fight Vince, Cena's deal was crazy title reigns against whoever.

@joeywrestling9536 Год назад

I’m honestly at a loss for words. This was hands down the absolute best documentary I’ve ever seen. I could type all night and not come close to expressing my gratitude and adoration to Cultaholic. Thank you, all!! ❤️

@ooooo524 Год назад

Lol

@ooooo524 Год назад

The best ?

@ReadytoDiveIn Год назад

@@ooooo524 yes! This is well-developed and has a voice built for it. Gives much necessary info

@DR.64A9 Год назад

I wouldn't call this a documentary. This is more of a Wikipedia article in video format. Not saying that's a negative thing, because this is great. But a documentary usually involves going in-depth on a specific subject.

@rickjames2.0 Год назад

There's always one.😒

@Songoku10985 Год назад

Nothing makes a Sunday better than Cultaholic breaking down the history of WWE

@calebsmith8468 Год назад

This was class

@richardtherichard26 Год назад

I don’t know. Watching the patriots and cowboys both lose in exceedingly embarrassing ways was pretty cool

@Songoku10985 Год назад

@@richardtherichard26 oh that’s always makes a Sunday great

@Respect12948 Год назад

How is your comment 5 days ago when the video is only 4 days old 🤨

@Songoku10985 Год назад

@@Respect12948 because they had it set the day before to premiere

@MrNobody91 Год назад

1:26:14 that’s one of those things about wrestling today that I really miss, the flashes going off whenever someone would do a big move or something worth taking a picture and then seeing the 10s of thousands of flashes going off. It always made those moments actually feel big. It’s just one of those small details that I really miss tbh.

@bxsicjeff2819 11 месяцев назад

That and every arena is filled with LEDs now

@Georgie94 8 месяцев назад

@@bxsicjeff2819makes them stand out though

@dylanogg347 6 месяцев назад

It brings to mind iconic moments like HBK diving onto Triple H at SummerSlam 2002 and Brock Lesnar's spectacular botch at WrestleMania XIX.

@joe3019772008 Год назад

after the arrival of the shield and undertakers winning streak finally being broken by lesnar, we quit watching wwe. when aew came along it was about a year before my mom died from cancer that i decided to start watching wrestling again. for my mom and i all my years of growing up, watching wrestling together was our thing. much like how the world lost Luke Harper aka mr. brodie lee which broke my heart to find out he died. my mom's passing on april 24th 2021 broke me even more. i miss her everyday and watching this, not gonna lie, i did cry a few times.

@GayFishYe Год назад

I can't help but appreciate the sheer level of professionalism with which you spoke on the Benoit tragedy. It really took me back to first hearing of it on the news.

@AD.556 Год назад

Life’s a trip

@BishopM1 Год назад

Rock’s importance was grossly understated. He wasn’t even mentioned until ‘98 and he was mentioned as just another name among many others. like he didn’t go on to be the biggest star in the hottest year in the history of the company in 2000.

@alm5266 Год назад

A great, great documentary but should have made more mention of Rock's transition from hated face in 1997 to carrying the company throughout Austin's absence in 2000. Likewise, no mention of HBKs heel turn in 1992 or Bret Hart winning the IC from Piper, two moments that laid the foundations of the New Generation. Still great viewing, though. Thanks lads! 👏👏👏

@BishopM1 Год назад

@@alm5266 I agree

@rulerjayohenn3161 Год назад

Agreed

@civildiscourse7626 Год назад

Based on the thumbnail it appears that the creators of this particular video lean towards other stars than the rock despite his status as arguably the GOAT

@MoMoDaBear Год назад

@@civildiscourse7626 Rock is not the GOAT. Not even close

@nfindc Год назад

I'm a wrestling historian, and after watching this, I finally was able to fill in the blanks about the company's existence before Vince Sr.. Information about Capitol Wrestling in it's early stages is hard to come by. What little I've read or heard has been sporadic at best. Thanks for pointing in the right direction to dig some more! 👍👍👍

@andrewft31 Год назад

Capital Wrestling was created by Vince Snr and Toots Mondt, their was no company before Vince Snr.

@ooooo524 Год назад

Im a professor of pro wrestling

@UPLyftedTV Год назад

@@andrewft31 Bro did you not listen to the documentary at all? Vince Sr. did NOT start and was not even a founder of Capital Wrestling… Jess McMahon was the original McMahon behind Capital Wrestling. Vince sr. Aka Vincent J. McMahon took over the company after his father if I’m not mistaken died. Then turned Capital Wrestling into the WWWF which later got shortened to WWF. Which then his son Vincent K. MacMahon aka Vince jr. bought from him & 3 other shareholders who keep it as WWF until he has to change it to WWE.

@thunderballs6216 11 месяцев назад

I know right. It's almost treated as if it all started with Bruno. I've always wondered why they keep everything from the early days so hush hush

@aaronyeomans5799 8 месяцев назад

Why would you care so much about mostly naked men, touching other mostly naked men? Definitely one of the weirdest forms of "entertainment"

@abdul-rahmaantobin4441 Год назад

Very professional 1952 to 2022 wow. Very rare I would even consider or attempt to watch an almost 3hr documentary, but glad I took the time, thank you. I hope you hard work and talents bring you more success.

@jacksharpe2148 Год назад

Guys - this was a stunning piece of work. Bravo the fantastic team at Cultaholic. It'd be cool to see one of these for WCW and ECW as well at some point down the line. Maybe even a whole series on a bunch of the old territories depending on what information is available.

@brandonmagwood9092 Год назад

Jack Sharpe, that would be awesome.

@impactrc6427 Год назад

This video was awesome and I’m sure took a lot of effort and time to produce so I joined there pateron to support them !!!

@danielsouthern7920 Год назад

A NJPW would be cool

@dvda9725 Год назад

These soy boys never watched WCW or ECW.

@ryancromer2110 Год назад

@@dvda9725 they definitely did, and have many in depth docs about both.

@criticalcatchcast9548 Год назад

Sam, Justin, Dan and the rest of the Cultaholic Family... You have truly outdone yourselves with this masterpiece. Bravo!

@raulviii60 Год назад

Three weeks later and this video could've actually been the COMPLETE history

@chriskimmel7252 Год назад

This is why Cutoholic is one of if not the best Wresting channel. Them doing stuff like this puts them above the rest of all the other wrestling channels. This documentary is so good. This is something you would see on TV. It's that good!

@zerimas_ Год назад

This did not feel like a 3 hour video. What an absolute beauty of a documentary.

@StephaniePrice Год назад

I felt the same way. This could have been 5 hours and I wouldn’t have noticed. I can listen to Sam and Jack do documentaries all day long. Educational and therapeutic. ❤😊

@RazorTooths Год назад

If this isn't a 12+hour marathon, I'll eat my hat EDIT: the hat tastes great guys, thanks for the cooking tips lmao

@footballhipster Год назад

It had better take shorter than Sam's.

@jakee.austin1012 Год назад

Goes for 11 hours and 59 minutes then has to eat a hat.

@SPOO87 Год назад

Better start marinating that hat lol

@seangallagher1947 Год назад

You better preheat the oven!

@k-dawgHI Год назад

Have fun eating the hat!

@Tegridy_Gaming Год назад

I'm only 30 minutes in and all I can say is. Wow The production value, the editing, the commentary, the seamless transitions. Absolutely everything on point lads ❤️

@Tegridy_Gaming Год назад

Now finished the whole thing I'm amazed

@thisisquentinmoyer Год назад

To watch this as so much chaos is happening within WWE right now, so much unknowns of the future of the company and the product, is insane. Thank you Cultaholic for this amazing presentation.

@Darro85 Год назад

Just finished watching it and I think it is safe to say that this is Cultaholic's Magnum Opus from the 5+ years that it has been in operation. Bravo to Justin, Sam, and Dan for the excellent documentary and to anyone else who was involved in some form or another. It was quite a herculean task but you guys pulled it off. I saw someone mention it below that it would be cool to see this done with WCW and ECW. At least the upside for those is it won't be as long to work on given they haven't been around as long.

@agjtrombetti Год назад

This is far too good , should be a 3 part netflix style documentary. I hope you are all rewarded financially for the clear time and effort you put into this. You choose the perfect guy in Sam to narrate

@dokiepkosa Год назад

This def helped me catch up with some of the more recent storylines as I get back into watching WWE again. Been watching once more for almost a year and I am so excited for this next Wrestlemania!

@englishwithphil42 4 месяца назад

This is as epic as it gets. No huge TV company with their multi-million dollar budget can beat that attention to detail, delivery and production value

@wingerding Месяц назад

They certainly could, but they don't.

@wingerding 4 дня назад

@@thebugaboo that's not anywhere close to the truth. Just like we could feed the whole world but don't.

@wingerding 4 дня назад

@@thebugaboo it's proven again and again. There is more than enough food, we just choose to worry more about individual success. But you really disagree that big networks could absolutely make this content if they wanted to?

@wingerding 4 дня назад

@@thebugaboo I just think it's a wild fallacy that simply because an entity doesn't do something, that automatically means that they can't.

@wingerding 4 дня назад

@@thebugaboo I never mentioned a time period, I simply said that right now WWE or whomever could make just as good a documentary if they were motivated to do so. Probably much better but I'll be conservative and say just as good. When did it become anything but a brand new company that I was talking about, in referring to a well established very very rich company with unlimited resources in both money, video library, and way more experienced staff.

@deenur_3205 Год назад

This is why Cultaholic is at the top of the wrestling commentary heap. No one can touch you guys for quality and content.

@beefpepperoni6323 Год назад

This was so well done. Thank you so much for all the hard work. Anybody looking for the full WWE story, this is the video to watch.

@scottmorrison3929 Год назад

I have to say referring to the territorial expansion of the 80's as "McManifesting Destiny" is the single best joke I have ever heard.

@bowdenproductions Год назад

Damn, it’s amazing how you guys pump out better, more authentic documentaries than the WWE themselves, these kind of videos are so much better than stuff like the A&E docs and stuff. Thanks for this great content, must have been a massive undertaking

@cjq23 Год назад

This is going to be an unreal video. Shout out to every single person at Cultaholic. UP THE FUCKING CULTAHOLIC!

@AceOfStars88 Год назад

This is my second post on this and I feel like maybe I’m annoying but.. I don’t know how many times I felt like crying and actually did cry out of just being so hyped. I love pro wrestling. It’s been a pillar of my life and will continue to be. This documentary maybe the best I’ve ever seen.

@jp3813 Год назад

44:27 Many who grew up during the Attitude Era assume that it was when pro-wrestling peaked in popularity. But the highest Nielsen rating that the Monday Night Wars achieved for a single show was 8.1 when Raw went unopposed, while the highest for Nitro was 6.0, also unopposed. Even if you combine those numbers despite them happening on different dates, they still don't reach that 15.2 by the 1st Main Event in '88. An 11.6 was achieved by the 2nd iteration, 12.8 by the 3rd, 8.6 by the 4th, & 6.7 by the 5th in '91. Saturday Night's Main Event also drew bigger ratings in general (reaching a zenith of 11.6) than either Raw or Smackdown (the latter maxing out at 5.8) during their respective heydays. That's one of the reasons why The Golden Era is officially referred to as such.

@jammyrapper7426 Год назад

I hope you have forgotten when austin came out in jab 99 to protect man kind win ..with head shot on rocks head ..that was 9.1

@jp3813 Год назад

@@jammyrapper7426 That was for a segment only. Raw drew 5.7 overall while Nitro had 5.0. At least half of the original 31-episode run of Saturday Night's Main Event drew higher than 9.1.

@broodbynature Год назад

I'm blown away by this. The sheer scope & ambition are impressive even before the accomplishment. Congratulations to Sam, Justin and everyone involved on a job outstandingly done.

@JaimeD. Год назад

The complete history of World Wrestling Entertainment...? These CW guys are going big to close out 2022 with a huge documentary that is not sugarcoated. Great.

@RealSkyeBlue Год назад

its not even the complete history. complete would mean they talked about every match ever to happen in wwe regardless if it was on tv or not which they didnt

@TheThird1977 Год назад

@@RealSkyeBlue Why? Why do you have to be like this?

@RealSkyeBlue Год назад

@@TheThird1977 just the truth

@ReadytoDiveIn Год назад

@@RealSkyeBlue no you're sarcastic

@RealSkyeBlue Год назад

@@ReadytoDiveIn no I'm not 😆

@andrewcharlton7685 Год назад

I waited till my Xmas break to watch this. It was well worth the wait. Great work as always

@jackjax7921 25 дней назад

Best part about this: Learning the entire WWE lore. Worst part about this: You keep searching every single moment of your childhood memories coming back.

@shaunmedley8117 Год назад

Coming from a place to have not watched wrestling in years bc of my Era being going in the ring. I never thought I wud watch a 3hr documentary about it. Im COMPLETELY and UTTERLY speechless and im pressed by this. Hands down the best I have EVER watched. GREAT job guys. BEAUTIFUL

@kerithwooldridge Год назад

This is the best wrestling documentary ever created.

@matthewrocks23 Год назад

This right here was very well done and I gotta say that this was just absolutely incredible how they did it. Just can’t express how much of a great job they actually did

@SketchyScorpion Год назад

I respect how well spoken you are, and how well put together this documentary is. I can really tell you love talking about wrestling. 11/10 documentary

@greginata66 Год назад

That was an amazing video! As someone who didn't really know a lot other than a handful of things pre-1998 that you'd see in WWE promo packages this was great to watch, learn and understand. Great job done by all!

@jayb.6685 Год назад

This has got to be the best youtube video ever. I had to watch in parts due to the length, but completely worth the watch

@hafizuien Год назад

not even halfway, you guys already 'awed' me with in depth and detailed information..this is a gem..a MASTERPIECE!

@jamesfrance8876 Год назад

A superb production. If you want to get the full story of WWE, this is the one to watch. Thank you, Cultaholic Wrestling, for making this.

@conatser Год назад

Bruh. The effort this took. Insane.

@stookalicious Год назад

Sam's narration on this is remarkably exceptional. Conveys an awful lot of information but it all flows and crescendos beautifully. Great work team.

@pseudosanct5253 8 месяцев назад

th importance of great writers

@JSmith-dj2pi 5 месяцев назад

This is an amazing piece of work. Love him or hate him, Vince was a force of nature determined to dominate.

@joshbrown3677 9 дней назад

Unreal effort put into this. Getting into WWE and this is exactly what I was hoping I could find on the internet. Incredible

@dawnakasmileygrl8145 Год назад

Amazing video!! Been a fan for decades and this brought me back to my younger years! I'd forgotten a few of the things from the past and you helped remind me. Thank you for this!! I hope you all had a pint or 5 after you finished this. Bravo!! 👏👏

@tthomaselli2 Год назад

As usual, Cultaholic Wrestling never ceases to amaze us.. This video oughta be fun.

@allisaandrews Год назад

My husband has been a lifelong fan of WWE, and I'm just getting into it now. Thank you for catching me up before we head to Wrestlemania in a few weeks for our honeymoon! 😁😁

@Elijah2007Boi Год назад

Possibly the greatest RU-vid video I have EVER watched, no exaggeration. This is why I love Cultaholic so much and will stay a fan forever ❤️👊🏽

@ToxicKiefer Год назад

I just know this is gonna be fire EDIT I was right

@MachineChase Год назад

I was just bs-ing a search “The entire history of the WWE” and coincidentally Cultaholic uploaded this masterpiece. Thank you!

@FrankieTech Год назад

Easily the most in-depth and comprehensive documentary on the history of WWE I’ve ever seen! Congrats to you guys for putting this opus together! Bravo! 👏

@LeesoP Год назад

This man didn’t miss a beat. He covered everything! Nice video. This was Dope! 💭

@P0YSiN Год назад

update: this was unbelievable!! Justin's writing was epic, it made me very jealous

@bigguyjosh6420 Год назад

Holy Jesus guys as a wrestling fan I normally just expect my wrestling RU-vid channels to upload 10 minute news clips about what's going on WWE aew TNA etc but this is honestly what makes this wrestling RU-vid channel the greatest of all time you put so much effort into your videos it's unreal let's not forget you guys made it five and a half hour long video ranking every single WrestleMania match there is and I watched all of it just like I'm about to watch all of this

@kingm4625 Год назад

This was top tier, hell of a documentary you guys did an excellent job on this project.

@itsjacobj Год назад

This video is absolutely superb and well worth the time spent watching it. You match the gold standard for the things that inspire me to write about wrestling when I do write

@Sevenduece Год назад

My God great job gentlemen, I can't imagine how much time and effort must have gone into this. What I find amazing is you could have easilly doubled this, it's insane to think all of the history that makes up the crazy world of WWE. You guys really knocked it out of the park on this one!!!! 5 stars!!! (woulda been 6 in the Tokyo dome)

@marcomagana8329 Год назад

Hogan v Andre, The Montreal Screwjob, CM Punk’s Pipebomb, Vince finally retiring, and WrestleMania X-7 are probably the 5 most influential and memorable moments/events in this amazing and controversial company. I sure do miss the Attitude Era.

@tafariali-alkebulan3325 Год назад

Bruno beating Rogers, Hogan Beating Sheik, Wrestlemania 1, Ric Flair Bringing Big Gold to WWF and winning the Rumble, Tyson joining Wrestlemania 14>>>> the pipebomb and X-7

@arvindshastry1178 Год назад

Stone Cold vs Bret Hart, Wrestlemania 13 is also a very influential moment in WWE as the double turn started the Era we known as the attitude era.

@rajasamra9543 Год назад

The fact that this is free to view on RU-vid is amazing. As a WWE fan since a youngin, I truly appreciate every single person that was involved in making this work of art, a masterpiece

@jasonmaddox3138 Год назад

This was so well put together, I loved it. Great job!

@sammartin9513 Год назад

A truly fantastic piece of work! Thankyou Cultaholic, the amount of work that must've gone into this does not go un-noticed! Hopefully more people see this and realise how awesome you guys are. Stunning stunning work!

@joshuasavan4386 Год назад

This might just be the best thing I’ve ever watched on RU-vid. Cultaholic putting out premier content as always. Keep it up lads.

@jamesbond_and_friends Год назад

Good lord this must have taken a lot of time and effort. Kudos for putting together such an incredible production.

@MrHURRICANE43 Год назад

This video is amazing. I definitely feel like I’ll be coming back to this video multiple times. The almost 3 hours went by so quickly. Cultaholic definitely outdone themselves!

@alfaetoonhill Год назад

What a phenomenal piece of work this is. Everyone who had a hand in making this is to be commended. Absolutely first class. Enjoyed it from start to finish.

@ronaldpaulley9141 Год назад

I just want to go on record saying how amazing this video is, I’m 59 minutes into it and I’m so glued to it that I watch it on my breaks. Whoever is talking this, is the most amazing narrator ever. Do more stuff like this I love this

@Greg1756 Год назад

This was an absolute mamoth effort and it paid off! Absolutely incredible video that expertly compiled so much history and to think there's still so much that had to be glossed over to save this from being off pace. Phenomenal job from everyone involved!

@dionysus6027 Год назад

your channel has inspired me to get back into pro wrestling, the lore is fascinating and I have been binge watching ur content extensively, you do amazing work!

@therealPayne Год назад

I'll never forget that line, and it always gives me chills. "Benoit's brain, resembled that of an 85 year old alzheimers patient." Big props on this fantastic video.

@Nbflowers1989 Год назад

Hell yeah! Everything Cultaholic produces is gold, but this documentary style uploads are of even better.

@animesoul167 Год назад

Incredible video. Thank you so much for your hard work! I learned so much about the 50s-70s, and had a fun time with the nostalgia of the attitude era and later eras in WWE.

@rjcolombe 11 дней назад

Great documentary! Kudos for an excellent job by the Cultaholic team with this. Heres hoping to see an amended/extended version of this in a few years time, especially now with WWE's upward trajectory again.

@hhtptai Год назад

Lying in bed feeling like shit, trying to find something to watch and this comes up. Stellar work, lads! You are all superstars of wrestling RU-vid. Cheers to a great 2023!

@diywrites8703 Год назад

I know everyone is already saying it, but this is incredible work guys! The three hours flew by and I couldn't believe it was that long.

@georgegeorgant4586 Год назад

I watch yt every day... Not many videos in the platform managed to keep on watching 60 minutes or so in one go. Me sitting here, after 3 hours straight, I have to say, guys that was AMAZING. It's a work of art from start to end! Thank u very much, for this masterpiece Cultaholics!

@shanecon Год назад

Wow! Cannot imagine the hours of work put into this as well as the willingness to support this project in its entirety. Excellent work from everyone involved truly!

@colelarsen-cj-8952 Год назад

Incredible video! Shout out to Sam and anyone else who helped script, shoot, or edit this video. Y'all have been doing outstanding work for so long now

@chriscounsell5962 Год назад

Fantastic project! Could of been a 3 part series, but the ambition to put this into one truly is magnificent! Amazing job all round guys!

@kevinstafford3583 Год назад

This whole piece (especially considering its length and subject matter) is very, very , VERY well done....Kudos to the creators and editors.

@StevenSeril Год назад

This is one of the greatest documentaries I've ever seen in my life! And I LOVE documentaries. Great work, Cultaholic!

@kennethhernandez9243 Год назад

Just finished it and just want to say this is an absolutely unbelievable piece of work. For people in the future, what you hear about this pandemic will never do justice to what it was like. The last parts of the video about the pandemic era still hit pretty hard. But great work, this was an incredible watch

@samuell24 Год назад

This was a masterpiece of story telling about the biggest pro wrestling company in the world. Thank you guys for this! Sam, I’m glad to share my name with you, excellent work narrating this epic project!

@NikBentley Год назад

I've only just discovered your channel, this was an fantastic documentary. Thanks for such an amazing, in-depth, video!

@Clammiest Год назад

This was amazingly done. Bravo and thank you for your time and dedication! Great watch.

@andylisle2302 Год назад

A stunning in depth piece of work. The effect and time taken to make the video is unlike any other RU-vid account. Massive congratulations lads in a great project 👏

@Mrderful Год назад

THIS was absolutely amazing 👏🏿 Everyone at Cultaholic deserves MASSIVE praise for putting this together. I am extremely grateful for the effort they put in making this documentary about the business we all love. Not to sound corny, but Thank you Cultaholic, seriously. I thoroughly enjoyed this entire video. I don't think I've ever seen a more detailed and descriptive presentation on the history of the WWE. You guys did your homework, I was very interested in the inception of WWE and how it became what it is today. Most docs don't really start from the very beginning, they start from Vince Sr and after.