Stevie Richards - Best & Worst Bookers/Writers

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  @victormejia7024 · 11 months ago

  Stevie has grown to become my favorite wrestler YouTuber since the summer, maybe it’s his distinctive voice or his storytelling but out of all of them I consistently watch this show

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  @rw3918 · 11 months ago

  Sees thumbnail. Guess I got the next hour booked.

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  @mattmorin3965 · 10 months ago

  This man is seriously one of the most underrated wreatlers ever. I wish Stevie had a better outcome in the wrestling industry. The bWo was awesome. Man definitely has some amazing talent. I remember watching him in ECW and WWE when RTC was a thing

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  @DustinBrooks-tl4bh · 11 months ago

  My first real experience watching Stevie was back when he was part of Right To Censor, and he absolutely nailed that gimmick. I absolutely love your content Stevie!

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  @HallErik16 · 11 months ago

  Didn't expect Maryland championship wrestling to be referenced

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  @aaronhurst4379 · 11 months ago (edited)

  I think the best example of Heyman making the best out of bad reactions from fans towards talent, is Tommy Dreamer. He went from being rejected as a lower-mid card guy to a face of the company, in just a few years

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  @BbNaB · 9 months ago

  It was really neat to hear his take on Vince Russo, it's something I've never heard about him before.

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  @TheFlamingPike · 11 months ago

  Jerry Jarrett with minimal funds managed to pull a lot of great things throughout his career. Yes, he was a promoter, but also has been a booker and directed bookers and wrestlers on how to do it right. He is the one who first came up with the name "Hulk" for Hulk Hogan. He had a great eye when it came down to seeing the potential in young wrestlers. He came up with innovative stuff like pre-recorded promos and involving himself in storylines, as a promoter character. He can also be credited for bringing musical entrances to the wrestling world. He built a lot of wrestlers out of scratch. His tremendous backstage skills got him jobs as consultant in both WWF and WCW ( at the same time lol ) later on. He was a mentor to Eddie Gilbert who later ended up being his booker, and Gilbert would then teach Paul Heyman, his young assistant, what Jarrett had taught him.

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  @Atkinson441 · 11 months ago

  I was wanting to hear something about Freddie Prince Jr

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  @thomastgnome6526 · 11 months ago

  I've said this before, probably end up saying again and again and again. Jeff Jarrett in TNA - myself, one of my nephews and a mutual friend all thought Jarrett had go away heat. We didn't like him, at all... until he left and we realized just how good he was at being a heel and, more importantly, running the show.

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  @briansmith1288 · 11 months ago

  Best booker?<br><br>Booker T

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  @InnocentThreat · 11 months ago

  Stevie, Gangrel, and Marc Mero are my 3 favorite online wrestling personalities. &nbsp;They all seem like such great guys and so gracious toward people in their past who in many cases don’t deserve their kindness.

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