It Came From YouTube: page 27

Wrestling With Wregret Hulk Hogan’s Rock ‘N’ Wrestling Cartoon

Since I’m probably never going to get around to reviewing the episodes, here’s the excellent Wrestling With Wregret episode on Hulk Hogan’s Rock ‘n’ Wrestling cartoon!

Boy, oh boy was that a bad cartoon.

Kane Political Attack Ad Parody

This is really funny.

That is all.

Jeff Jarrett Sings With My Baby Tonight (For Real This Time!)

Jeff Jarrett sings With My Baby Tonight! Yee-Haw! Not great, but not too bad either I guess…

Nailz Gets The Ultimate Threat!

Please enjoy this batshit crazy promo by The Ultimate Warrior on the former prison inmate Nailz.

Sadly the sure-to-be-a-classic match never happened because Warrior was fired before the house shows.

Oh well.

This WWF House Show Radio Ad Is Really Intense!

From 1991 here’s a radio ad for a WWF house show headlined by Flair Vs. Hogan.

I love how they decided to hire an announcer who sounds like the guy who does Monster Truck Rally ads. I expected him to shout “MONDAY! MONDAY! MONDAY!” somewhere in there.

Yes, if you don’t go to this house show you will miss the wrestling event of a lifetime!

This Greatest It Came From YouTube Submission In The History Of This Sport!!!

Crapper Adam Vanderpluym writes:

This is the greatest compilation of hyperbole in the history of this sport!!!!

Gee, and some people wonder why everyone started tuning Tony out around 1997…

Ric Flair – Used Car Salesman!

Crapper Autrach Sejanoz writes:

I’ll be honest, I thought this was legit his new career move at first.

More here and here.

Top-Notch Production Work

“Okay now, you’re going to remember to put a CGI graphic behind them on the green screen so this looks professional, right Joel?”

“Yeah, yeah…”

“You promise?”

Yes! Geez, get off my back. What kind of idiot do you take me for?! I’m not going to let this interview segment go to air with just the green screen showing Now get off my back and let me get back to playing Super Mario World!”

The Rock Reacts To The Scorpion King

The Rock guides us through some key scenes in the cinematic opus that is “The Scorpion King” as only he can.