movies/tv The 5 Greatest Unscripted Disasters in Pro Wrestling

[Trixie the Greatest 131]

An article at cracked.com I wish to share for all wrestling fans.

 

It also includes WWE, and wrestlers that were in it, so I hope you still like it to read about it, such as when JBL beat up Blue Meanie for real in an event, I cannot show the vid here though because I know it will make many upset and uncomfortable about that mess, but it was unscripted nonetheless, but with your permission I will show the one time when Jeff Hardy at TNA showed up completely bombed and ruined an event against Sting:

 

http://youtu.be/WYKyhgJ3tvM

 

 

"The match hit bottom before the introductions were even finished and just started digging down from there. Hardy's music hit and then played to an empty stage for 47 seconds. On paper, that doesn't sound like that long, but seriously, stop what you're doing and time out 47 seconds. It's an eternity -- especially on TV, where even five seconds of silence can bring a crowd to an uneasy confusion. Now watch as that amount of hanging awkwardness gets centered on clouds of dry ice, neon lights, and lasers ... and no Hardy.  

 

After introducing Sting, a new song started up and general manager Eric Bischoff came out, giving the "time out" hand signal. He proceeded to the ring and shook Jeff Hardy's hand, leaning in to wish him luck. Or at least that's what he was pretending to do. In reality, he was relaying new instructions for the match, which were something along the lines of "Lay your stupid (explicit) butt down and end this quick. You're in no condition to be out here, you (explicit) drug addict." Something like that -- we can only speculate. He then walked over to Sting and passed the info to him as well, again, under the guise of "I'm just here to wish you luck."

 

This makes me wonder if that was what led Jeff to "quit" WWE when he last confronted CM Punk.  I can only speculate.

 

If  you wish to read the full article, link below.

Read more: http://www.cracked.com/blog/the-5-greatest-unscripted-disasters-in-pro-wrestling/#ixzz2UmyVgxCF

 

 

[Vae Victis 742]

When WWE was still WWF, I remember a wrestler named Owen hart. He went under the guise of a superhero and was very kid friendly. He tried doing a zip line stunt into the ring, but something snapped, and he fell to his death. Very very sad moment I must say, especially since that was televised

[Trixie the Greatest 131]

Yeah, I read that they didn't even stopped that show back then and continued as if nothing had happened.  That was like a slap to the Hart Foundation after Owen was a great wrestler himself.

[Corruptvoid 32]

 

http://youtu.be/WYKyhgJ3tvM

That was incredibly awkward. Almost hard to watch. But interesting, nonetheless.

 

Definitely interesting to see what happens when things go wrong.

[Sonicrules831 520]

Yeah like Dirge of Souls said, I remember the Owen Heart incident. I'm 16 but I've heard alot about it. It was a very sad and it was a trajedy. I felt so bad for Bret Heart after reading and watching the whole story

[Crispy 5,565]

I'm surprised Undertaker vs. Mankind Hell in the Cell isn't mentioned in this list.

 

The first fall from the top onto the table was scripted.  The second fall through the top wasn't.

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VEOCz5Lg6Qs

 

[Tia Is Best Pony 310]

D: the super hero man dying really makes me sad, poor guy,

 

although i have never gotten wwe these were very interesting to read 

[Trixie the Greatest 131]

I'm surprised Undertaker vs. Mankind Hell in the Cell isn't mentioned in this list.

 

The first fall from the top onto the table was scripted.  The second fall through the top wasn't.

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VEOCz5Lg6Qs

 

Pretty much, Mick also talked about that moment when he confronted 'Taker in that great match in his wrestling career in this clip:

 

http://youtu.be/jtjtvQYyK0A

[SBaby 660]

You can't have a wrestling disaster thread without this guy.

 

 

 

It's like required reading.  A train wreck that you just can't turn away from.  And to this day, wrestling seems to be going out of its way to prevent the public from knowing that he existed.

[Trixie the Greatest 131]

Ah yes, one of the greatest laughable attempts at including a new wrestler.  I bet the guy who loaned him the stormtrooper helmet is still waiting to get payment in full.