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[Bobby Heenan] You listen to me,
you go to the top.
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You don't listen to me, you're
never heard from again.
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[Michael Cole] Devious.
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Scheming.
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[JJ Dillon] We rule the world of
professional wrestling.
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[Michael Cole] Manipulative.
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[Sunny] Everything from now on
will be on my terms.
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[Michael Cole] Behind some of
the greatest superstars
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is a powerful manager.
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[Paul Heyman] I can spot the
next big thing.
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[Michael Cole] More than just a
mouthpiece advocating
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for their client, a wrestling
manager can be a crucial
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element that will secure a
victory by any means necessary.
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[Vince McMahon] Oh, you saw
that.
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He has no business out there.
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[Michael Cole] Today we look
back at some of the most iconic
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manager moments in professional
wrestling history.
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[Paul Bearer] Oh, yes.
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[Michael Cole] This is WWE's
Greatest Moments.
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[Jimmy Hart] That was fabulous, baby.
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Woo.
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[WWE Greatest Moments' music]
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[The Rock] If you smell-
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[Michael Cole] Oh, my God.
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What the hell are you doing?
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[Jim Ross] Absolutely
unbelievable.
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[Gorilla Monsoon] Hulkamania is
here.
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[Michael Cole] Welcome,
everyone,
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to WWE's Greatest Moments.
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I'm Michael Cole.
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And on this edition, we're
looking back at the brains
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and beauties behind the brawn.
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The professional wrestling
manager.
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[Bobby Heenan] You take orders
from me,
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because I am the
manager of the year.
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[Michael Cole] One of the most
important roles one can hold
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in the squared circle, a
manager's goal is to elevate
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a superstar's career and bring
the eyes of the world to them.
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[Freddie Blassie] Everybody
knows,
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Freddie Blassie knows managing
from A to Z.
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[Michael Cole] But some managers
end up overshadowing
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the talent they represent, and
that's not hard to do
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when you're as visually striking
as "Captain" Lou Albano.
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[Lou Albano] Who's the
handsomest of us all?
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And it said, "You are, Captain."
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[Michael Cole] Many would say
that "Captain" Lou
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even revolutionized Sports
Entertainment when he introduced
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pop icon Cindy Lauper to the
world of WWE.
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[Lou Albano] What determination,
what will to win.
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Woo.
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[Cindy Lauper] Don't get too
excited.
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Remember, it makes your medulla
swell.
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[Michael Cole] But would
"Captain" Lou take too much
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of the credit?
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[Roddy Piper] The female
entertainer of the year,
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Ms. Cindy Lauper.
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[Keith Elliot Greenberg] First
time we saw Cindy Lauper
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in WWE was when she appeared
on Piper's Pit.
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[Roddy Piper] "Captain" Lou
Albano, your manager,
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the man who was taking care of
you and actually brought you
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from nothing and taken
you-
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Yes, darling?
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[Cindy Lauper] Roddy, wait, wait.
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[Roddy Piper] Yes, darling?
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[Cindy Lauper] No, I love Lou,
but Lou would never say that.
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Lou- Hey, how are you?
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[Lou Albano] Cindy, Cindy, tell
all these people out here how
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I found you in New York City in
Queens
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and how I made you a superstar.
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[Keith Elliot Greenberg] Lou
Albano just starts talking
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this really sexist talk.
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[Lou Albano] Tell them
how-how-how women, Cindy,
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belong in the kitchen.
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[Cindy Lauper] Wait, wait, Lou,
Lou, you know,
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I don't like that.
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[Lou Albano] Cindy, just shut up
for a minute, Cindy.
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[David Wolff] There was a lot
resentment brewing
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and everything, and Lou was
saying all these
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terrible things,
and this and that.
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[Lou Albano] Tell them how you
came off my reputation, Cindy.
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"Captain" Lou Albano.
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[Roddy Piper] Whoa.
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Hey, hey.
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[Hulk Hogan] It was just
amazing.
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They started crossing all these
boundary lines that no one
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had ever done before and
I could feel the rumbling.
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[Roddy Piper] What the hell-
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What the hell's wrong with you?
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[Cindy Lauper] It was awesome.
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It was "Captain" Lou that made
it fun,
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and I'm proud to say that I
worked with him.
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[Paul Heyman] There was no Rock
'n' Wrestling connection
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without "Captain" Lou Albano.
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That meeting with Cindy Lauper
changed the trajectory
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of this industry forever.
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[Michael Cole] Mr. Fuji was
perhaps one of the most
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dangerous villains to grace the
squared circle.
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Through his shady methods,
the devious one developed
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his in-ring success into a
managerial career,
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one where he would represent
talent
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that was larger than
life.
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[Michael Cole] In 1992, Mr. Fuji
introduced his newest superstar,
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the Japanese sumo wrestler known
as Yokozuna.
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Together, they would tear
through the WWE roster.
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And at WrestleMania IX nothing
was off the table for Fuji,
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as his client would challenge
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"The Excellence of Execution"
Bret "The Hitman" Hart.
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[Randy Savage] The match is
underway.
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[bell rings]
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[Randy Savage] We've been
waiting for it.
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This is it.
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[Bret Hart] Fuji was one of the
most feared guys
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in the wrestling
business.
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And nobody's going to mess with
Yokozuna with Fuji around.
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[Jim Ross] Yokozuna ran right
through Hart.
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[Jake Roberts] Fuji was very
stoic.
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Just an evil presence.
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[Jim Ross] Bret Hart's got the
Sharpshooter.
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Mr. Fuji.
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[Bobby Heenan] No, longer than
anyone.
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[Jim Ross] Fuji, what's he
doing?
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[Randy Savage] Oh, man.
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[Jim Ross] He-he threw sand
right in his eyes.
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[Bret Hart] Mr. Fuji was ready
with the powder.
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It was very fitting from
a character standpoint.
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[Bobby Heenan] We got a new
champion.
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[bell rings]
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[Paul Heyman] How many tag team
titles did Mr. Fuji
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win by throwing salt in the
eyes of the opponent?
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And here he is, on the grandest
stage of them all,
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determining the outcome
of the WWE Championship.
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[Jim Ross] Fuji threw something
right in Hart's eyes,
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and we have a new WWE Champion.
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[Michael Cole] The former
women's champion Sherri Martel's
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physical prowess and tough
persona made her a force
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to be reckoned with inside
the squared circle.
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[Gorilla Monsoon] Here she
comes.
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[Sherri Martel] You're looking
at a woman that invented mean.
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[Michael Cole] Sherri was also a
valuable asset alongside
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any male superstar, as she
became one of the most
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prominent female
managers of all time.
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[Sherri Martel] I am in love
with Shawn Michaels.
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[Michael Cole] In the lead up to
SummerSlam 1992,
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Sherri was caught between
a rock and a hard place
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as her main man, Shawn Michaels,
came to blows with another
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potential client in Rick
"The Model" Martel.
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[Gene Okerlund] Where do you
stand for tonight's matchup?
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[Sherri Martel] I stand just
like any other good woman.
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[bell rings]
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[Sherri Martel] Right by my man.
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[Vince McMahon] "Sensational"
Sherri is the kind of lady
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that is likely to leave with the
winner.
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[Xavier Woods] Sherri Martel
having to make a choice between
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Rick Martel and Shawn Michaels-
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[Vince McMahon] You see Martel
checking Sherri out.
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Look at the hug.
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[Xavier Woods] -it was something
that you didn't always get the
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chance to see, that spotlight on
managers like that.
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[Vince McMahon] Wait a minute.
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What happened to Sherri?
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[Bobby Heenan] She fainted.
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[Vince McMahon] She didn't
faint.
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[bell rings]
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[Vince McMahon] Both men counted
out.
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[Bobby Heenan] What are you
trying to say?
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[Vince McMahon] She was watching
these two men fight over her.
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Wait a minute.
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[Bobby Heenan] You think that's
deliberate what she's doing?
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[Sherri Martel] I got carried to
the dressing room.
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Somewhere they got
a bucket of water.
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[Vince McMahon] Oh, no.
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What's he gonna do?
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"Sensational" Sherri is doused.
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[Sherri Martel] I got it right
in the face.
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[Bruce Prichard] She just had
the innate ability to enhance
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everything that she was a part
of.
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[Vince McMahon] She has been
humiliated.
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[Michael Cole] In his heyday,
"Classy" Freddie Blassie was one
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of the most despised men in
professional wrestling.
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And over the years, the
Hollywood fashion plate became
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one of the most feared managers,
leaving pencil neck geeks
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everywhere quaking in their
boots.
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[Freddie Blassie] You pencil
neck geeks.
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[Michael Cole] Blassie's
managing resume included the
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likes of Nikolai Volkoff,
"The Incredible" Hulk Hogan,
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and even the greatest
himself, Muhammad Ali.
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[Muhammad Ali] I'm going to
destroy wrestlers
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just like I destroyed
all fighters.
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Right, fans?
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[crowd cheers]
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[Michael Cole] But his greatest
accomplishment
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would come when Blassie himself
changed his style to meet
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that of his top star, Iran's
favorite son, The Iron Sheik.
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[Freddie Blassie] Whenever I'm
in the presence
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of The Iron Sheik, I will be
called by my rightful name,
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"Ayatollah" Blassie.
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[Michael Cole] In December of
1983, "Ayatollah" Blassie
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would lead The Sheik to the
world's most famous arena,
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Madison Square Garden,
where he would take on
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"The All-American Boy"
Bob Backlund
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for the WWE
Championship.
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[Freddie Blassie] Bob Backlund
knew wrestling from A to Z,
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and Arnold Skaaland
was his manager.
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I was without a doubt the most
hated man in wrestling
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because I liked Iran.
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[Pat Patterson] He must be
hypnotized, calling himself
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"Ayatollah" Blassie.
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[Gorilla Monsoon] He hooked
Backlund back.
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He's right in the center of the
ring.
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He's sitting right on that lower
back.
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[Pat Patterson] And Backlund's
got a bad neck.
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[Gorilla Monsoon] Oh, no.
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Backlund did not submit.
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Arnold Skaaland threw something
into the ring.
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[bell rings]
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[Freddie Blassie] And Arnold
conceded the match
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and the Sheik became the new
world champion.
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[Gorilla Monsoon] We have a new
champion
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in the World Wrestling-.
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[Paul Heyman] Freddie Blassie
was never the WWE Champion.
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The Iron Sheik winning the title
was a victory
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for Freddie Blassie.
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[Iron Sheik] I come to Madison
Square Garden
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with my greatest manager-
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[foreign language]
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[Iron Sheik] "Ayatollah"
Blassie,
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to try and get the belt.
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[Michael Cole] The Four Horsemen
truly were the symbol
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of excellence.
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The ruled the world of
professional wrestling
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with an iron fist, and
looked good doing it.
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[JJ Dillon] We control
wrestling.
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We rule the world of
professional wrestling.
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[Michael Cole] Who better to
corral the horsemen
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than the infamous
James J Dillon?
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[JJ Dillon] Diamonds are
forever,
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and so are the Four Horsemen.
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Yeah.
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[Michael Cole] JJ Dillon looked,
spoke and dressed the part
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better than countless others,
but as clean cut as he looked,
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the job sometimes required you
to get your hands dirty.
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[JJ Dillon] If we have to be
vigilantes, we'll be vigilantes.
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[Michael Cole] After a match
with Dusty Rhodes landed
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Tully Blanchard on the
sidelines,
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JJ and the rest of his Horsemen
went for a little road trip.
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[JJ Dillon] This is how we
handle Dusty Rhodes.
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Yeah, yeah, yeah.
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That's him.
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Ole and Arn right
on his tail.
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I don't think he's seen us.
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[Dusty Rhodes] They had the car,
and they had the camera guy,
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and they're waiting for
me to drive by them.
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[JJ Dillon] That's it.
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I think it was natural for the
Horsemen to kind
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of focus everything on Dusty.
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Once we get him in that parking
lot, there's no turning around.
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[Paul Heyman] It was JJ's idea.
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It was JJ's strategy, and the
Four Horsemen implemented
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from the imagination
of JJ Dillion.
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[Dusty Rhodes] It was like a
hit.
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I mean, it was like they were
making a hit on the mafia.
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[JJ Dillon] It was an outcry for
us to have criminal charges
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brought against us for assault.
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Fans really bought into it.
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We were sending a message to
them that,
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"Hey, don't mess with us."
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We'll gang up, and be bullies,
and beat you up.
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How about it now, Rhodes, huh?
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How about it now?
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[Ole Anderson/Arn Anderson] 86,
Rhodes.
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[Dusty Rhodes] A major attack on
the common man,
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the American Dream,
the plumber's son
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drew nothing but big money.
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[JJ Dillon] I want this to stand
as a warning, Rhodes.
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[Michael Cole] The Undertaker is
one of the most unique
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characters to ever exist in WWE
history.
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A Deadman of a few words,
Undertaker needed someone
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equally as extraordinary to give
him his ticket to superstardom.
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Enter a real-life mortician,
Paul Bearer.
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[Paul Bearer] Oh, were you
looking for me?
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[Michael Cole] Paul Bearer soon
became the herald of doom for
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any competitor willing to step
into the ring with The Phenom.
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[Paul Bearer] Oh, what a busy
afternoon it's going to be
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at my funeral parlor.
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[Michael Cole] But after six
years together,
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the paranormal
partnership ended.
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[Jim Ross] I can't believe what
we're seeing.
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[Michael Cole] In 1997,
Undertaker confronted his former
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manager, and in response,
Paul Bearer delivered some
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astonishing news about
The Deadman's storied past.
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[Paul Bearer] Undertaker, this
is the beginning of your end.
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We're going to have
to go back a few years.
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We're talking about a little
funeral home.
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[Kofi Kingston] Paul Bearer was
so special because
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of his super high pitched voice.
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It really actually made you
listen.
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[Paul Bearer] But there were two
little kids there.
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One kid was a little red-headed
punk,
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and then there was a second
kid named Kane.
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[Road Dogg] I'm willing to
suspend my disbelief.
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It was all because of Paul,
and he knew what to say
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and when to say it.
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[Paul Bearer] Undertaker, you
burned the funeral home
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to the ground.
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You killed your family,
Undertaker.
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[Bruce Prichard] Paul tells his
side of the story.
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He was left for dead.
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I showed him the love and the
care that you,
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as his blood, never did.
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[Paul Bearer] Kane told me.
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Kane told me.
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[Undertaker] It breathed a
breath of fresh air in-
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in all those characters.
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[Paul Bearer] Kane is alive,
Undertaker.
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[Undertaker] He's alive.
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It was just the perfect storm.
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[Paul Bearer] Kane's alive.
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I swear.
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It's the truth.
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[Jimmy Hart] You know,
you're jealous.
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You're like everybody else in
the WWE.
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You're jealous of Jimmy Hart,
aren't you?
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[Michael Cole] Of all the
managers in professional
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wrestling history, "The Mouth of
the South" Jimmy Hart
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was one of the most colorful.
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[Jimmy Hart] I told you, I told
you, I told you.
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He's the greatest
Intercontinental Champion
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of all time.
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[Michael Cole] Once the manager
of the legendary tag team,
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the Hart Foundation, Jimmy would
help the duo capture
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their first world
tag team titles.
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[Vince McMahon] No, no, no.
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[Jesse Ventura] One, two, three.
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We have new champions of the
world.
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[Jimmy Hart] The greatest team
in the history
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of professional wrestling today.
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[Michael Cole] Unfortunately,
the Hart Foundation couldn't
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remain on the same page.
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[Vince McMahon] Jimmy Hart
has been told off
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by the Hart Foundation.
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[Michael Cole] At WrestleMania
VII,
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the trio would be back in
the title scene.
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Only this time, on opposite
sides of the ring.
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Things would get nasty.
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[Jimmy Hart] They're nasty, and
they're going to become the next
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World Wrestling- Tag
Team Champions.
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[Gorilla Monsoon] Hart
Foundation, tremendous
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champions, but that
little runt, Jimmy Hart,
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knows them very well.
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[Jimmy Hart] I turned on the
Hart Foundation
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for the Nasty Boys.
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[Gorilla Monsoon] Nasty Boys are
indeed just that, nasty.
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[Jake Roberts] Got that
megaphone always
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getting in the way.
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[Gorilla Monsoon] Boy, it
certainly is a shame to have
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to contend with that
individual on the outside
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when they've got their
hands full on the inside.
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[Paul Heyman] Jimmy Hart
was 115 pounds soaking wet,
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and yet he determined the
outcome of the match
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by his physical blabbing.
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[Gorilla Monsoon] This match
deteriorating now as the referee
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is losing control of it.
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He nailed him.
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[Bobby Heenan] This is it.
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This is it.
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[Gorilla Monsoon] It's over.
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[Bobby Heenan] We got new
champions.
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[bell rings]
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[Bruce Prichard] For him being
so integral into the finish,
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where the Nasty's were going to
become champions,
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that's a huge moment for Jimmy.
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[Bobby Heenan] Look at Jimmy
Hart.
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Is he happy?
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[Jimmy Hart] Wow.
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You know, what a great moment
that was.
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[Gorilla Monsoon] History has
been made here
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at WrestleMania VII.
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[Michael Cole] There's nothing
that I despise
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more than a spoiled brat.
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No one could get your goat more
than the Louisville slugger
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himself, Jim Cornette.
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[Jim Cornette] After all, I am
one of the fastest-rising young
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managers in the world today.
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[Michael Cole] The fast talking
Kentuckian was master of
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agitation that could yap his way
out of a paper bag.
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[Jim Cornette] If I tell you the
sun's not going to come up
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tomorrow, you better go out and
buy you a flashlight.
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[Michael Cole] Cornette gained
notoriety managing wrestlers in
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promotions all over the country,
but in 1993, it was his arrival
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in WWE that really caught the
eyes of fans everywhere.
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[Bobby Heenan] Wait a minute.
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[Vince McMahon] He has
no business here.
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[crowd boos]
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[Bobby Heenan] Do you
know who that is?
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[Bruce Prichard] When you talk
about great managers
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in the history of the business,
Jim was the last of that bastion
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that had not been to
the WWE at that time.
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[Bobby Heenan] This, ladies and
gentlemen, is the greatest
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manager in the history of the
sport of wrestling.
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[Jim Cornette] The WWE, this
whole new group of fans.
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What are his aspirations?
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What's he mad about?
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Who's he made at?
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What's he want to accomplish?
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Let me just explain for all of
you genetic defects out here
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living downstream at the nuclear
plants.
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I hear you got some big fish up
here.
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[Bruce Prichard] For him to be
there,
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I think that that was a
monumental moment.
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[Jim Cornette] And then every
single one of these people
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will know that you're yellow
stinking dog curd cowards,
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and I know you are.
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[Bobby Heenan] Ladies and
gentlemen,
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this man is going to set the
World Wrestling- on fire.
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[Paul Heyman] For Jim to debut
in WWE and get endorsed
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by Bobby Heenan, I think, added
so much to his legacy.
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[Bobby Heenan] You're here.
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You're really here.
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[Jim Cornette] I'm here.
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[Announcer] Bobby Heenan.
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[Michael Cole] One of the most
famous managers this industry
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has ever seen was simple known
as The Brain.
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[Bobby Heenan] I don't care how
big you are.
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If you don't have any brains,
you're lost.
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[Michael Cole] Heenan's crooked
practice has earned him another
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less flattering name,
The Weasel.
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[Bobby Heenan] You see any
whiskers?
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You see any nose here that looks
like a weasel's nose?
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Look at the ears on that sewer
rat.
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[Michael Cole] In 1988, Heenan
was locked in a rivalry
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with the Ultimate Warrior.
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The Brain would step into
the ring himself in a bout with
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the ultimate one, where
the loser would be forced
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to wear a weasel suit.
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[Gorilla Monsoon] Look at
Heenan,
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he wants the referee. He wants
an explanation done here.
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[Ultimate Warrior] Whenever you
saw a gimmick match like
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the Weasel Match with Bobby,
it's always about going out,
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and having fun, and
having a good show.
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[Bobby Heenan] If you can't
control him,
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you get in the ring with him.
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[Tommaso Ciampa] Bobby Heenan
was one of the first villains
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that you loved to hate.
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[Gorilla Monsoon] Oh, he got him
with a big right hand.
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[Jimmy Hart] People loved the
Warrior, of course,
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and they hated Bobby.
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[Gorilla Monsoon] He's cut off
the circulation to the brain.
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[bell rings]
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[Gorilla Monsoon] He's out.
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[crowd cheers]
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[Jimmy Hart] So, once he lost
that match and had
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to wear that suit, that really
put the cherry on top of it.
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[Bruce Prichard] Bobby Heenan
gets put to sleep, gets put into
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it while he's asleep, and you
slowly see the realization.
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[Gorilla Monsoon] He doesn't
know what's transpired.
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Look at this.
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[Bruce Prichard] He goes to wipe
his face.
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"Wait a minute.
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I've got paws."
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[Gorilla Monsoon] Oh, look at
this, he's got the-
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[Bruce Prichard] And
the crowd eats it up.
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Bobby has a match with himself.
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[Sean Mooney] I think we just
saw the ultimate humiliation.
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[Michael Cole] It's now time for
our number one moment.
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Over the years the role of the
manager has diminished,
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but one advocate's guidance has
stood the test of time.
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[Paul Heyman] My name is
Paul Heyman.
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[crowd yells "Paul Heyman"]
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[Paul Heyman] The greatest
manager
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in Sports Entertainment history.
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[Michael Cole] Heyman has been
in the ear of some of the most
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successful superstars in
history,
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00:18:33,446 --> 00:18:35,280
but in the main event of
WrestleMania 41,
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00:18:35,281 --> 00:18:38,149
Paul Heyman, the Wise
Man of the Tribal Chief,
475
00:18:38,150 --> 00:18:40,218
was caught in a
precarious position
476
00:18:40,219 --> 00:18:43,188
when his best friend and former
client, CM Punk,
477
00:18:43,189 --> 00:18:44,857
cashed in a
favor.
478
00:18:44,957 --> 00:18:48,226
[CM Punk] At WrestleMania in my
corner,
479
00:18:48,227 --> 00:18:51,364
your "Wise Man" Paul Heyman.
480
00:18:51,365 --> 00:18:54,332
[Michael Cole] Heyman would now
be in the corner of the Second
481
00:18:54,333 --> 00:18:57,836
City Saint in a triple threat
match against Roman Reigns
482
00:18:57,837 --> 00:18:59,638
and Seth "Freakin" Rollins.
483
00:19:03,075 --> 00:19:05,343
Paul Heyman is here in
Punk's corner.
484
00:19:05,344 --> 00:19:07,545
The question, guys,
though, is,
485
00:19:07,546 --> 00:19:09,548
where does his
allegiance really lie?
486
00:19:09,549 --> 00:19:12,217
[Johnny Gargano] That main event
was solely built
487
00:19:12,218 --> 00:19:16,254
around Paul Heyman's emotional
relationships
488
00:19:16,255 --> 00:19:18,357
with both Roman
Reigns and CM Punk.
489
00:19:18,358 --> 00:19:20,892
[CM Punk] He's guided not only
my career
490
00:19:20,893 --> 00:19:23,195
but the careers of
so many others.
491
00:19:24,797 --> 00:19:28,066
[Paul Heyman] The holy grail in
WWE is the wisdom
492
00:19:28,067 --> 00:19:29,268
of Paul Heyman.
493
00:19:29,269 --> 00:19:32,671
[Roman Reigns] We've really kind
of created a bond
494
00:19:32,672 --> 00:19:35,106
that became very authentic
and very real.
495
00:19:35,107 --> 00:19:36,441
[Michael Cole] Can he get the
GTS?
496
00:19:36,442 --> 00:19:37,475
And he does to Rollins.
497
00:19:37,476 --> 00:19:38,710
Spear, though, by Reigns.
498
00:19:38,711 --> 00:19:39,878
Stomp by Seth.
499
00:19:39,879 --> 00:19:41,480
Everybody is down.
500
00:19:41,481 --> 00:19:43,748
[Tommaso Ciampa] And everyone's
going,
501
00:19:43,749 --> 00:19:45,739
"Well-Well, what's
Heyman gonna do?"
502
00:19:45,985 --> 00:19:48,395
[Michael Cole] Paul Heyman has
made his choice.
503
00:19:49,021 --> 00:19:50,188
Oh, no.
504
00:19:50,189 --> 00:19:53,793
Paul Heyman low blowed his best
friend, CM Punk.
505
00:19:55,594 --> 00:19:57,884
Paul Heyman has returned to his
Tribal Chief.
506
00:19:59,331 --> 00:20:01,299
Oh, my God.
507
00:20:01,300 --> 00:20:03,001
[Tommaso Ciampa] Holy crap, he's
gonna walk out
508
00:20:03,002 --> 00:20:04,669
with Seth Rollins.
509
00:20:04,670 --> 00:20:06,471
[Roman Reigns] I trusted him.
510
00:20:06,472 --> 00:20:09,274
[Seth Rollins] When you get
someone on your side, like Paul
511
00:20:09,275 --> 00:20:11,910
Heyman, you're able to push some
things through.
512
00:20:11,911 --> 00:20:13,845
[Paul Heyman] Paul Heyman
decides who's gonna win-
513
00:20:13,846 --> 00:20:14,979
[bell rings]
514
00:20:14,980 --> 00:20:16,481
[Paul Heyman] and more
importantly,
515
00:20:16,482 --> 00:20:19,984
Paul Heyman decides which two
are going to lose.
516
00:20:19,985 --> 00:20:22,955
[Michael Cole] Benedict Heyman.
517
00:20:22,956 --> 00:20:26,858
Professional wrestling managers
are the architects of a
518
00:20:26,859 --> 00:20:29,627
superstar's success, but it
takes a great one to turn their
519
00:20:29,628 --> 00:20:33,031
superstar into a blockbuster
attraction.
520
00:20:33,032 --> 00:20:35,300
[Bobby Heenan] I'm gonna down in
the history books as the manager
521
00:20:35,301 --> 00:20:36,901
of the World Heavyweight
Champion.
522
00:20:36,902 --> 00:20:38,103
[Michael Cole] That'll do it for
this edition
523
00:20:38,104 --> 00:20:40,071
of WWE's Greatest Moments.
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00:20:40,072 --> 00:20:42,440
I hope you've enjoyed this look
back at some of the most pivotal
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00:20:42,441 --> 00:20:44,926
manager moments in professional
wrestling history.
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00:20:44,927 --> 00:20:49,477
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