It Came From YouTube

Tom Magee may never have been able to replicate the success he had against Bret Hart in the ring, but he was able to duke it out with former NFL star Brian Bosworth. In the movie ‘Stone Cold’, The Boz plays an undercover cop infiltrating a Neo-Nazi biker gang led by Lance Henriksen. To prove his toughness or whatever, Bosworth beats up Magee.

It’s not exactly Gone With The Wind, but it was enough for the guys over at Rifftrax to make fun of it, so it’s kind of the equivalent of Tom Magee becoming a WWF champion in the early 90’s.

It’s been a rough few months for The Young Bucks. First the suffer the indignity of having the Comic Sans font and no pyro for their entrance, they now have to listen to their “original” theme music: Hanson’s MMMBop! While that may be cringe-worthy, it’s even more embarrassing knowing that AEW shelled out a chunk of money to use the song for a gag.

It’s coming!

That’s what WCW wanted to tell you about Halloween Havoc 1990. Not who was going to be on the card or what type of matches you were going to see. Just that it was coming. What, did they not think Junkyard Dog vs Moondog Rex would draw?

To be fair, seeing Sid Vicious shake all over and grimace “It’s coming!” is pretty terrifying, so they were on the money with that one.

All credit to The Boogeyman. He has a simple, but effective gimmick that can really be used whenever the WWE wants to scare someone. Especially their own wrestlers. Watch as Superstars like Bianca Belair, Jade Cargill, Bayley, DIY, and more try to guess “What’s in the box?”

When Universal Studios teamed up with WWF during their Halloween Horror Nights 2000 event, the company went all in on The Undertaker. Sure, he was in his American Badass biker-era at this point, but that didn’t stop Universal from bestowing the Dead Man with the coveted Eyegore Award and his very own haunted house.

Everyone is there: Fake Paul Bearer! Fake Kane! Fake Mankind! Sara Undertaker!

Wait, do you think this was the same haunted house that The New Day tried to escape? Now that is long-term storytelling!