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If his name was nick would you call him the "nicker"?

Channel just keeps getting better and better! Brian has the perfect blend of insight and humor

4:33 known in the future as the Chummer

I actually liked Mick Foley's TNA run.

I didn't watch TNA at this time cause Id been conditioned to believe anything Vince Russo booked was skippable. Watching this now, I think I can say it was a sound decision.

I think it's a pretty safe bet to say that Mick Foley is probably the most interesting person to ever be a professional wrestler! FOLEY IS GOD! Have a nice day! 😊

You had Russo, Bischoff, and Hogan pulling the strings. No one could save themselves from that trifecta of turdery

The Styles fake retirement going over so well makes me wonder what the statute of limitations on an angle is? 10 years seems to work but if they try this again in 2030 is that too soon? When is it an homage and when is it repetitive booking?

At least his man uses the term 'aught' rather than the '2000s' on television do. Why do they use the phrase '2000s' instead of 'aughts'? Because they are stupid.

Foley is god

Oh NVM the whole video is cut back to you talking cool.. I pass

Let's get the intro to the point

Brian, you were spot on with your commentary on the Larry King interview Hogan did. I remember back then that was a big criticism of Hogan amongst the wrestling community since he was going on a lot of different corporate media appearances during that time period. He would rarely mention TNA in any of them like he was embarrassed to be part of the company -- even though they were paying him a ton.

Jim didnt seem like he minded wearing the Toga unlike what he said when he introduced Fake Diesel and Razor

TNA was Terrible in the 2010s, but still more memorable and Fun than AEW

Yeah, but he got to take his kids to a theme park a bunch of times so it wasn't a total loss.

I love Jeff Jarret😅

I literally bumped into him at Universal once! I live in the area, and was there in the summer of 2008 on a group visit with the local chapter of the Autism Society (terrible organization with terrible people and terrible aims. Not suggest.), and when I walked into the exit gift shop for Men in Black, I stopped because I sensed someone behind me. I turn around and it's Mick Foley with his kid.

8:13 ngl I liked the big red dome. Stupid and didn't work on camera, but iconic

MAN.... i totally forgot that Mick was the TNA champ at one point.

Mick's father Jack Foley passed away just prior to Mick's onscreen TNA debut. His book Countdown to Lockdown is dedicated to his dad's memory.

The moment you realize Brian has A dog.😂

You know there not gonna attack Mama Rhodes cause p.g.

0:36 no vader mutilated him in germany lmao

The only thing I hated about Foley was finding out he wasn't from Truth or Consequences, New Mexico....been watching him since the 80s and it hurt learning he wasn't even from my state it was real for me dammit 😂😂😂😂

Mick foley vs joe gacy in extreme rules match

if you think the main event of this summerslam was bad just review summerslam 95 with king mabel vs diesel now that match was crap

23:48 That's funny, I almost witness the latter...

Him fighting a Rocky balboa cutout Tho😂

If nothing else, Foley's time in TNA gave me my favourite promo in wrestling when he interviewed Cactus Jack. I remember watching that and believing I was seeing two people interact through the body of one person. I still go back and watch it from time to time. And, knowing next to nothing about Cactus Jack, it instantly let me know, "Oh, this man is dangerous".

I'd smash Dixie 😂

With how broken down and past his prime Mick was in the mid-late 2000’s, Mick should never have been anywhere near a world title. That was one of the stupidest things TNA ever did for sure!

Can you maybe do a video on Sting's AEW run? I feel like this was a legend's run done right

Not a liver spot, not a bald spot, not a spot like your dog Spot, not any spot...but a rasslin spot!

Watched Foley’s run in TNA as a kid, before that it was the edge feud in 06, I quite enjoyed him despite looking old but he was captivating enough. The ultimate sacrifice match is one of my favourite multi man matches, all the hardcore stuff was mad for his & that Flair match I couldn’t take my eyes off the tv. All the gm network stuff was very pointless. I never knew that tweet, had a good laugh

Number 1 should have been the multiple times he’s admitted to beating his wife.

Man I remember seeing that episode of Tommy dreamer crying about the spirit of ECW 😂

And now part of this rant is in the beginning of the movie "you can not kill david arquette"

Thank you, Brian, for mentioning Mick simping for Melinda in 2006. I like Mick. But he does seem to simp a lot for different female talent over the years. Especially for a married man of decades.

Watching this makes me think of that Bobby the Brain Heenan interview where he says "The genie is out of the bottle, the magic is gone." My point being the veil has been drawn back and we're really trying to remember and rekindle the magic of the ring. But it cant happen. Now, its just half behind the scenes, dumb drama. The wrestlers are soft and sensitive. Back stage politics is front row. Smart mark comments are the only comments you see now. Its really gone. The transparency of wrestling is a joke now. You probably just like it cause you think you should. Pulling apart the entire business from the seams isn't why we started watching. We started as kids and grew up. Now its a picture of a picture. Not real feeling, not dangerous, and certainly not genuine. Rarely entertaining to boot. The main drama is worrying about how much money an org can lose before they fold to the corperate main stay. It was better when we were ignorant to the business. Now the entire audience is too smart to even tolerate/appreciate any angle. I guess that's why more people listen to Cornette than actually watch wrestling now. Botchamania still rules though.

The thing that bothered me so much about hardcore justice It was announced like weeks in advance which didn't give me a chance to attend, unlike ECW ONE NIGHT STAND many months ahead I did get to attend 🤷🏽 probably for the best in the end

I think one of the main problems was the fact that they decided to go to Mondays, since everyone at the time was used to tuning into Raw on Monday nights and Impact on Thursdays

Mick foley interviewing cactus jack is one of the best promos ever for me

What I love about that sweatsuit is it reminds me of BONE THUGS N HARMONY BZ BONE especially with the old English 👍

Sorry, if you watch Regal's match with Goldberg objectively, Regal is the one who looks like a clown that has no clue what he's doing. In fact, it looked like he tried to legitimately crippled Goldberg by diving shoulder-first into his knee.

6:06 IYKYK 😊 you really had to be there 🥰 📀🖥️🖲️

i remember the rocky cutout match.

It’s easily Luger’s best match

What's crazy is, Russo hated when Cornette brought up wrestlers coming out of a box. Yet this man is obsessed with stupid pole matches