All of the shoot interviews with Jim Cornetter are absolutely brilliant but there are so many of them that sitting down to watch them is so much better to do in one go rather than flitting around between a few different people. Some of the things that Jim Cornetter said about Vince Russo and Sunny will live on in my mind forever, the man just cut's loose and it absolutely brutal.Anything with Jim Cornette is gold.
Ha ha great stuffI myself find Ken Patera's ROH 2004 shoot to be a nice little bedtime story.
I got it back in October. I've probably watch it over 25 times as Patera cracks me up for reasons I can't quite explain. It's like old grandad telling you stories from 'his day' while using profanity because he doesn't give a toss what you think of him anymore.
http://www.dailymotion.com/video/k29CqXpAF6GYPQ1F6hD
Going mental on Gabe.![]()
Just look for Shawn Michaels shoot interview on Youtube and you will find it as it is still to this day the only one he has ever done.Link, OP? Sounds interesting.
As for me, the whole Off The Record show (when they have wrestlers) is a great half hour shoot. They've had just about everyone, Heyman, McMahon, Taker, Jericho, Kurt, Bret, Shawn, blah blah
Found it, thank you.Just look for Shawn Michaels shoot interview on Youtube and you will find it as it is still to this day the only one he has ever done.
Shawn Micheals is a proven liar, so how do you know he's being honest? You've already said he lied about the screwjob.Earlier on today whilst not much on workwise i sat back and started watching old shoot interviews on Youtube and Dailymotion and came across an old shoot interview with Shawn Michaels from late 1999 which i had seen before but loved. Obviously being a HUGE Shawn Michaels mark played a major part in my enjoyment but one thing i have always liked about Shawn Michaels is how honest he always was because he never cared if people liked him or not.
In the interview he said a lot of great things about The Undertaker being the greatest wrestler he had ever worked with as well as Stone Cold Steve Austin and Owen Hart and gave a lot of insight into how things were back in the era when WWE was struggling. He spoke honestly about everything although he didn't tell the truth about what happened in Montreal in the match at Survivor Series 97 against Bret Hart but he was always told to deny any knowledge about what happened for years even after the event.
I always loved the shoot interviews with Kevin Nash as well because much like Shawn Michaels he never really cared what people thought about him so just spoke honestly about what he was asked, in his interviews he gave great insight into WWE and WCW. One i loved surprisingly though was with King Kong Bunday who was absolutely crazy and didn't hold back on his opinions on anyone at all, so what is your favorite shoot interview.
Almost forgotten that, greatest Shoot ever, what i could resemble fromthe Shoot mainly isShawn Micheals is a proven liar, so how do you know he's being honest? You've already said he lied about the screwjob.
Billy Jack Haynes is a great shoot.