Worst shoot interviews of all time.

[OVO 40 hunched over like he 80]

Nick Bockwinkle RF shoot
Marty Jannetty second rf shoot
Tori rf shoot (I literally fell asleep, the only highlight of it was a cameo by chyna)
Any Al Snow shoot

And the worst shoot of all time in my opinion is Londrick vol 2, number 1 is also my favorite shoot of all time, yet this one was rotten, they spend the whole 2 hours apologizing to people they buried during the first one, at one point even of the guys working for Highspots falls asleep during the interview.

[Angus Mcloud]

Brodus Clays Youshoot
Any guys that are hard to understand/hear: Iron Sheik, A couple of Terry Funks
Abdullah the Butcher had one when he wouldnt elaborate on anything because he was mad at the pay day

[Racksman]

Alot of the YouShoot's have turned out to be massive disappointments because nobody wants to burn any bridges anymore. Remember how controversial Matt Sydal's was being labeled? Yeah, that was probably the worst or second worst of the entire series.

[Joe Neglia]

Rest her soul, but that one Sherri Martel did. Those gawd. Damn. BIRDS.
Any I've seen involving Snuka.
Shane Douglas and Francine - the infamous pool shoot.

[lildude8218]

BOMBSHELL TONIGHT!

[Zach]

The Brodus Clay and Shane Helms ones are notorious for being almost un-watchable.

The Roddy Piper Timeline because you never understand wtf he's talking about, he can never just plainly explain anything without using a bunch of hyperbole.

The Vader timeline is meh, he refuses to badmouth anyone. The Brutus Beefcake Timeline is just boring.

Most of Scott Hall's are good but there is one where he is drunk/high the entire time and its terrible. Actually, he tells some good stories but its just hard to watch.


I guess it also depends on what you want to hear about or who you like. I think the best shoots are always Kliq guys (especially Nash and Waltman) and Cornette.

The OP mentioned Al Snow but I would disagree, I saw his Guest Booker and it was great. I'm not aware of any other shoots he's even done though, I haven't been able to find any.

[Zach]

Nov 10, 2014 0:44:20 GMT -5 Racksman said:

Alot of the YouShoot's have turned out to be massive disappointments because nobody wants to burn any bridges anymore. Remember how controversial Matt Sydal's was being labeled? Yeah, that was probably the worst or second worst of the entire series.

Are you serious? Have you seen any of the Cornette or Honky Tonk Man youshoots?! On the Kevin Nash one he talks about what a dick The Rock was

[Martin: #TeamBella Treasurer]

Nov 10, 2014 8:01:12 GMT -5 Zach said:

Nov 10, 2014 0:44:20 GMT -5 Racksman said:

Alot of the YouShoot's have turned out to be massive disappointments because nobody wants to burn any bridges anymore. Remember how controversial Matt Sydal's was being labeled? Yeah, that was probably the worst or second worst of the entire series.

Are you serious? Have you seen any of the Cornette or Honky Tonk Man youshoots?! On the Kevin Nash one he talks about what a dick The Rock was

Cornette and Nash are the exceptions. Mainly because Cornette has no more bridges to burn, and Kevin's are made of titanium!

I've only seen a bit of it, but I imagine the rest of Kaitlyn's isn't exactly riveting.

[berlynwright]

there was one with Nash eating sandwiches

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Billy Jack Hayes

[OVO 40 hunched over like he 80]

Nov 10, 2014 7:58:17 GMT -5 Zach said:

The Brodus Clay and Shane Helms ones are notorious for being almost un-watchable.

The Roddy Piper Timeline because you never understand wtf he's talking about, he can never just plainly explain anything without using a bunch of hyperbole.

The Vader timeline is meh, he refuses to badmouth anyone. The Brutus Beefcake Timeline is just boring.

Most of Scott Hall's are good but there is one where he is drunk/high the entire time and its terrible. Actually, he tells some good stories but its just hard to watch.


I guess it also depends on what you want to hear about or who you like. I think the best shoots are always Kliq guys (especially Nash and Waltman) and Cornette.

The OP mentioned Al Snow but I would disagree, I saw his Guest Booker and it was great. I'm not aware of any other shoots he's even done though, I haven't been able to find any.

Man I disagree with that guest booker with Al Snow, Al was such a f***ing dickhead that Sean Oliver got legit pissed while conducting it.

Ok I got another one, according to Tod Gordon there's a shoot with Jimmy Snuka, and he kept kayfabe the whole time, pretty much he answered every question with "the superfly flew from the top rope...." It was during the early 90s I think.

[mcmahonfan85]

Straight Shootin' with Raven & The Sandman: Volume 2 for the simple fact that they never talk about anything even remotely related to wrestling

[Mozenrath]

Whatever shoot it was where Vader is virtually whispering and the audio wasn't great to begin with. I think Marcel Marceau hiding under someone's wife's bed when their husband came home early would speak up more.

[Tiger Millionaire]

I liked Al Snow's Guest Booker alot.

[Dang!]

Wasn't there one where Kevin Sullivan (or was it Perry Saturn?) would constantly fall asleep? I don't remember anything good or interesting from it just everyone looking sad as f***.

[Confused Mark Wahlberg]

Do they get paid or something? I don't even get what a wrestler gets out of a shoot
Interview.

[kingoftheindies]

Nov 10, 2014 7:58:17 GMT -5 Zach said:

The Brodus Clay and Shane Helms ones are notorious for being almost un-watchable.

The Roddy Piper Timeline because you never understand wtf he's talking about, he can never just plainly explain anything without using a bunch of hyperbole.

The Vader timeline is meh, he refuses to badmouth anyone. The Brutus Beefcake Timeline is just boring.

Most of Scott Hall's are good but there is one where he is drunk/high the entire time and its terrible. Actually, he tells some good stories but its just hard to watch.


I guess it also depends on what you want to hear about or who you like. I think the best shoots are always Kliq guys (especially Nash and Waltman) and Cornette.

The OP mentioned Al Snow but I would disagree, I saw his Guest Booker and it was great. I'm not aware of any other shoots he's even done though, I haven't been able to find any.

Sucks about Hurrican's Youshoot being bad as his RF Video shoots (his solo and the one with Matt) are both pretty good.

Chris Hero's one he did after his release is pretty boring. Hearing about some of the NXT stuff was cool but they really don't touch anything pre his hiring... and considering it was taped like right after he got released that leaves a lot of filler.

Adam Cole and Joey Ryan both had boring ones... and really when they interviewed Cole it was too early in his career for him to have many interesting stories (I think it was filmed while he was still ROH tv champ). Masada's was pretty boring too but he had some good insight on why Gabe got ousted in ROH and why he feels like Gabe hasn't been able to catch fire with his other promotions.

Haven't seen his Highspots one, but AJ Styles's RF Video is kind of boring as well. Not bad, but nothing overly interesting outside of hearing how stupid a lot of people in TNA are/were.

On the other side of the argument DJ Hyde, Curt Hawkins, Ricardo Rodriguez, Kevin Steen and Nick Mondo all give really good shoot interviews. DJ's starts off slowly (and it's long as hell) but after you get into him buying CZW it's really interesting. Mondo is also a pretty intelligent guy.

[Zach]

Nov 10, 2014 12:45:29 GMT -5 Confused Mark Wahlberg said:

Do they get paid or something? I don't even get what a wrestler gets out of a shoot
Interview.

Yeah obviously, I just wonder how much. I think there was an old thread on here about how much they get paid for shoots.

I know Kevin Nash seems to do tons of shoots with no-name guys on youtube just sitting around a hotel room or something, there is no way these guys are paying him a lot, if anything, to do these. It almost seems like if you just said "hey can I interview you for an hour?" he would do it, I think he genuinely loves talking about the wrestling business. 


Oh and also this 


www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ywapu37npWk

He no-sold the giant salad! 

[kingoftheindies]

Nov 10, 2014 13:50:49 GMT -5 Zach said:

Nov 10, 2014 12:45:29 GMT -5 Confused Mark Wahlberg said:

Do they get paid or something? I don't even get what a wrestler gets out of a shoot
Interview.

Yeah obviously, I just wonder how much. I think there was an old thread on here about how much they get paid for shoots.

I know Kevin Nash seems to do tons of shoots with no-name guys on youtube just sitting around a hotel room or something, there is no way these guys are paying him a lot, if anything, to do these. It almost seems like if you just said "hey can I interview you for an hour?" he would do it, I think he genuinely loves talking about the wrestling business. 


Oh and also this 


www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ywapu37npWk

He no-sold the giant salad! 

Nash came and did a signing at a real small indy in Harrisburg called UWE. I had a chance to talk to him a little and he basically said that he does almost anything he gets booked for (including a signing at a AA baseball game) because he gets bored. He doesn't need the money (though Highspots, KC, and RF give decent money) but he doesn't like just sitting around all the time.

[BrianZane]

I only saw clips of a Bella Twins shoot interview (in-between their first and current stints in WWE), and they were so diplomatic and kissed just about everyone's ass (probably because they knew they were headed back to WWE soon). The whole point of a shoot interview is to dog on people!