I respect Road Dogg for at least being able to admit to his faults. Shawn acts like a dementia patient when asked to own up to his mistakes. The other Kliq members downplay their harassment of Rock and Mark Henry.
Fun fact: Road Dogg was a freaking marine who command a crew of 30 men in desert storm! Then in 91-92 he came to wcw as a jobber before he started to take off
I respect Road Dogg for at least being able to admit to his faults. Shawn acts like a dementia patient when asked to own up to his mistakes. The other Kliq members downplay their harassment of Rock and Mark Henry.
@@yahiakhaled5648 Shawn was still around until 1999. After retirement he was a onscreen commissioner and even when not; was generally backstage with his nose up Vince's ass still trying to whisper to it about giving HHH the spot that Rock had.
all the bumps he's taken and awesome matches in a time where it was the wild west behind the curtain (they were treated like shit by the company, use em up until they can barely walk then toss em out, no insurance no nothing but Percocets) I'm sure like most of our legends he still has injuries from his time in the sport. Plus he needed to hit the gym when he was active 😂 he always looked outta shape but with all the guys on enough roids that you'd get it in your system from smelling them, we know he wasn't one of em #Dadbod #stillworldchamp #he-didn't-need-em
According to story's backstage with talent when road dog became a producer or a sort of higher up, he did his share of damage of others careers or pushes.
While I admire Brian's honesty here, he should give himself props for being incredibly over in one of the strongest midcards in history, and you always need guys like that in the midcard.
I like his response. Because he said he was jealous of The Rock because everything The Rock was doing when he showed up Road Dogg already had down pact. The mic skills, the charisma, the ability to talk to the crowd as if nobody is even in the arena. The Rock just delivered it better. 🤷🏾♂️🤷🏾♂️🤷🏾♂️
@@darrellwilliams1714 but he was a legit prospect who was being massively pushed with the intention of putting him in the main event the second he got there unlike both Michaels who was in a mis card tag and HHH who was a lowly heel, fuk austin was brought in to be a decent mid card heel at start
He didn't beat the shit our Shawn but they did have a lil scuffle and Rock ended on top of Shawn but it was broken up before any real damage was done and a young Shawn was disrespectful to Rock's grandma when she was running her territory in Hawaii
I understand Road Dogg's opinion. The Rock can literally do everything he can except he had an incredible physique and Road Dogg just had incredible mic skills,decent in ring skills and lots of charisma
I don't know why rock put up with it but now I know. Instead of whipping his ass he just went on to be some one very famous and still doing good on the other hand who the fuck knows who this is?
Nah man he wouldn't get very far whooping everybody with an ego too big for their own good, it seems like the wrestling business cultivates that shit. It's a credit to the rock and his upbringing that nobody is out here with bad rocky stories. But you're also being disrespectful to road Dogg like he's not a legend chill lol atleast he can man up and say he was wrong.
Bit of a dick move tbh but I guess the apology is better late than never. Crazy when you look back on this era and how much nonsense was going on behind the scenes. When you watched this product as a kid we had no idea how petty it all was behind the scenes.
Because they rarely showed any of that back then. OR because there wernt podcasts like today so people can know what really happened. Remember, this was the same decade people thought Undertaker was foreal a dead wrestler. . . Sounds stupid NOW, but back then it was believeable
The rocks charisma was unmatch. Can act amd has a skill set. Plus the promos were just topnotch. Like every week during that time period, most of us were waiting for the rock to cut a promo. The way he handled himself during that late 90s run.
It’s what happens in survivor 🏝️ show all the time. People get into alliances and do stuff to get others voted out. Usually those with power get targeted. It’s social politics and at least Road Dogg was honest. I’d like to see him join Survivor island now that I think about it. Road Dogg MILLIONARE !
Road Dogg should have been more afraid if Jericho. They had a feud and Jericho ended up getting the better of him and moving up the card at lightning speed. Jericho was also better on the mic
They were never really at the same level and weren't booked similarly to the point where Dogg needed to feel threatened. What spot did The Rock steal from Roadd Dogg?
So rock had to deal with his mean taunting for years and now decades later after all the damage, you say "sorry" and all is forgiven? 🙄 go eat sandpaper
Road dog thinks the rock could do everything he could do 🤣. the rock at 50% was 5 levels above Road dog. rock actually main events wrestle mania, unlike the new age outlaws who claim they where in main event in 1 shoot interview. look Road dog was upper mid card at times whilst the rock vs hogan is the greatest wrestle mainia main event ever some of these wrestlers need to separate there gimmicks ego from reality 😂
They were involved in several Raw and Smackdown main events tbh, pops were probably only behind Austin and Rock and they were huge merch sellers. Main eventers? Maybe not the right word. But over huge at one time.
Road Dogg Jesse James is a WWE wrestler from 1994-2001, and TNA wrestling from 2002-2009 hardcore champion, I.C. champion, 6X tag team champion and WWE hall of famer finishers were the pump handle drop and shake, rattle & roll.
@@sharwandsouza1747 what? Saying that someone sees a person of another race as a threat and then treats them like complete trash. That’s literally how 80-90% of racism happens. Again this isn’t about Road Dogg, he was more than likely a young wrestler who thought The Rock was a threat to his spot, but it’s the same general concept.
