The Rise and Fall of Mr. Kennedy (wrestling documentary) 

I do I mean I don't recognise WWE anymore

But main upper carders didn't like him plus he injured two of the best at the time,Orton an Cena so you accept the blame,stop dancing around facts bro.

@@armanipoe8047why be defensive armani

@@armanipoe8047 Cena got injured by stupidly over throwing on a damn hip toss. Kennedy had nothing to do with that botched spot, yet Cena probably held him in disregard for the longest time because of it. Thankfully we are well past the days of WWE just getting behind one or two guys who can automatically throw their weight around simply because of how much cash they generate for the company.

@@Chichimee Sorry force of habit defending my personal views some times.

Idk about Raw, cuz l didnt have cable at the time, but SD in 2005 was godawful. I had pretty much stopped watching wwe at that point, till l was flipping through the channels, landed on the CW and heard " MRRRRRRRRRR KENNEDY......KENNEDY..." lol l had no clue who dude was, but l was hooked. I watched every week just to see him. When he went to Raw, l stopped watching wwe again until the pipebomb in 2011.

And getting screwed over by a narcissist bully like Randy Orton who was jealous of Kennedy’s heel abilities

No, his mediocre in ring ability and one note gimmick, with an inability to not shut his mouth and stop putting his feet in it is what was his worst enemy. He should have said nothing during the Benoit suicide/murder in regard to steroids, because he got busted for them a month later, after lying on camera and live TV, stating there was no drug problem and he was clean. Guy was an idiot. The injuries just compounded the issues.

@@MikeJr9284 kennedy(or orton) screwed kennedy

Before Miz***

@M._mkid No. Miz is not on the level of Mr Kennedy or LA Knight. 🤣 He just got the bigger push thats all.

Knight is overrated and can’t hold a candle to Mr Kennedy Kennedy

Both of them are low tier boring trash. The only difference is Knight didn't get hurt by gentle breezes.

Dude couldn't stop putting his foot in his mouth. He said that he wasn't on steroids and got busted less than a month later.

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Teddy Door Long😅

Exactly this bro.

@@Undertaker.95 Sounds like a toxic work environment

Nepotism, also probably being scared that kennedy could be more popular than him

Bobby Lashley, Mysterio, Khali and many others who got caught were suspended

Nah, there is only a limited extent to where politics from top guys (or nepotism) can work and business becomes the only priority. If Kennedy was drawing, Vince would've told Orton and Cena to fuck right off. There were people who didn't like The Rock and tried to bury his career as it was rising (HBK and of course HHH lol), but there was simply no stopping his star from rising. Vince (for all his faults) has never fallen into the same trap that helped destroy/ruin promotions like WCW and TNA (during their brief boom), and we have witnessed in AEW, which is letting egocentric top guys rule the roost. Hulk Hogan ran riot in WCW/TNA but knew his place in WWE when he returned. Sure, he got the big money and some creative control, but not "let me do whatever the fuck I want." Cena was told no multiple times when he wanted to do heel runs, and that was as #1 guy. Kennedy was simply a bust, unfortunately. The fact he was fired (not punished by being demoted down the card, suspended, etc, but losing his job completely) and has never been given another chance in the company shows they just had enough of him.

Cena did nothing. Orton on the other Side.

@@BlossomField91 The funny thing is HBK wasn't a draw at the time either, so for him to have that kind of power at the time was ridiculous. The guy who didn't draw any money was making the decisions, including trying to destroy the career of someone who did eventually draw more money and ratings than he ever did. As a matter of fact the whole Kliq, despite them being considered some of the greatest superstars in wrestling really never drew a dime and yet they had the most power. It's insane.

Miz rarely got injured and I don't ever recall him hurting anyone else I could see why they pushed him he was very charismatic and still is . The Miz stood the test of time.

​@@chozahfearless7524cause he's stagnant and never tries anything memorable.

Because of Vince McMahon, of course. Nuff said! Vince has "female" logic. He would turn on you in a heartbeat if you don't satisfy his feelings. He would just call it business, mind you. Do you think Vince, of all people, would wait around for Kennedy to return and pick up where he left off? Edge won the briefcase, so we have our answer.

@@jasongeorge6085 Vince would wait around if it was a superstar he liked enough. Maybe a Randy, John, Edge, or somebody like that. I think Kennedy fell out of favor with Vince somehow, which is what I suspect is the REAL reason they took the briefcase from him. Not the injury as Kennedy claimed.

Same reason he didn't have Taker take the belt off Bret in Canada

Difference is, he couldn't wrestle. He was subpar to mediocre on his best days. Edge was never less than good on his worst nights.

God, I'd completely forgotten Heidenreich and his theme music / the angle where he nearly raped Michael Cole or something. I hadn't thought of him in years.

Brock lesnar,rey mysterio ,kofi Kingston,cody,bobby lashley, the miz, cm punk were all ruthless aggression era wrestlers and they made it big Others like mvp,Shelton Benjamin ,khali,umaga, john Morrison also had good runs in wwe

They feuded in the indies as Mr Anderson and Eli Drake.

Kennedy.

He fit them I feel he's the epitome of the asshole's asshole.

Til Cm Punk came around

I don't know if I'd go that far, his career may not have went down as he hoped but I still think he has a lot to offer on wrestling. He would make a really entertaining manager, I think he can still go in the ring and last I heard he had opened a wrestling school.