Rating WWE Wrestlers I Worked With 3 (Final)

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  @911y9 · 2 years ago

  You kept the Chris segment as classy as anyone could have. Appreciate you being able to see both sides of him.

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• MR

  @MrYola44 · 1 year ago

  Maven should be a commentator he's so well spoken and quick-witted.

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• AR

  @aramanon · 2 years ago

  Is this the most grown-up pleasant man on the Internet?

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• BI

  @bicpapermate · 2 years ago

  I thought I&apos;d tell my Torrie Wilson story. <br>In 2003, I was watching the Royal Rumble in a bar. There was an important NFL playoff game going on at the same time as the Rumble. One TV was set to the Rumble, but all the other TV sets were showing the NFL game. A few wrestling fans were watching the Rumble TV set, but 80% of the bar was watching the NFL game. Then Torrie Wilson took on Dawn Marie. All of a sudden I noticed that every single NFL fan had decided they wanted to watch the Royal Rumble. The crowd around the one TV set showing Torrie Wilson was so deep that people were standing on chairs to get a better look. As soon as the match ended, the other patrons went back to the NFL game. Congratulations Torrie. You may not have been the greatest female wrestler of all time, but one night in 2003, you made 120 men give up the NFL.

  1.3K

• IM

  @ImAdaptking · 2 years ago

  That ending was powerful.<br><br>I know it’s hard to separate the man from the monster, but I don’t think it’s fair to people who actually got to know him like you and other wrestlers did that you have to forget he existed, Daniel existed, or Nancy did.

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• SA

  @sarahsloot2290 · 2 years ago

  The Stacy waitress story was heart touching, and I was always a fan. My mom as a waitress has a similar story where she happily served a couple that no one else wanted because they were profiling ethnicity and clothing, and she left with a $80 tip on a $70 check. Being professional and bringing your smile pays off.

  50

• TH

  @Thwagger · 2 years ago

  Maven does a damn near perfect Booker T impression! That killed me 😂😂!

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• NA

  @nathansal.4079 · 2 years ago

  Absolute mad respect for you talking about Chris. I could see how difficult it was for you to talk and give your thoughts about the whole situation, but as a fan, I genuinely appreciate you man. You’re absolutely right about not forgetting Nancy and Daniel too, their lives tragically ended, and they should not be forgotten 🙏

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• SA

  @sansthedrummer · 2 years ago

  I went to school with Benoit&apos;s 2 older children. They both thought the world of him and is still his oldest sons hero. That weekend completely devastated them, the whole community was crushed. When I was trying out for pro wrestling, I was being trained in his style, and that gave me newfound respect for the incredible skill he had in the ring. In the local promotions, his work is still highly respected. He will always be a favorite in that regard, but I can&apos;t forgive what he did or who he left behind, extreme brain damage or not.

  43

• NO

  @nolan2606 · 2 years ago

  I’d love to see Maven make a video of him attending a WWE event and see everyone’s reactions to him being there.

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• JA

  @jasonx1174 · 2 years ago (edited)

  Damn that ending to this video. Just the seriousness that Maven displayed is wow. No music, no laughing, and at the end he just puts the picture down and walks away. No clever comments or linking a video on screen.<br><br>Gives me a good perspective on the gravity that was the Chris Benoit tragedy and how much it affected a lot of people. &quot;2 families were gutted&quot; is no other way to describe this.

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• KE

  @kevinoconnor1704 · 2 years ago

  Holy shit that ending. Maven, you have a rare talent for presenting, and did an incredible job of tackling a very difficult subject with sensitivity, heart, tact, and whole lot of insight. I&apos;ve been loving watching through your channel in general, but that piece was on a whole other level. Much respect.

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