This is “Tell Me A Lie”- the syrupy, overwrought dramatic ballad WWE produced for Shawn Michaels in 1995 because he was going to have to “retire”. Here’s some trivia for you- the song is sung by Fonda Feingold (and despite the song being a sappy pile of goo, she does quite a nice job singing it I must say)....
Category Archives: It Came From YouTube
All the goofy, nostalgic, and obscure wrestling and wrestling-related footage we can round up from the interwebs!
It Came From YouTube: Suspiciously old kids in WWF LJN figures toy commercial
7 Submitted by "The Big Cheese" Paul Kraft on Tue, 11 February 2014, 02:00Crapper Little Louie P (a.k.a. The Doctor of Style) writes: In commercials, it’s a common trick by toy companies to cast kids who are older than the toy’s target audience. However, LJN was really pushing the envelope with this one. I bet an hour after posing their action figures for the camera, these two kids were buying their weekly Clearasil Continue Reading...
It Came From YouTube: Jim Ross kicks Michael Cole right in the nuts!
14 Submitted by "The Big Cheese" Paul Kraft on Mon, 10 February 2014, 02:10Crapper Thomas Moffatt writes: Following on form the Angry JR – Gormless Bart Gunn Showdown I had to share one of my all time favourite RAW moments The most epic of epic fails as one of WWE’s favourite punching bags sounds off at the dorky looking Michael Cole In this segment JR is supposed to heel and Cole the face Continue Reading...
It Came from YouTube: The Self Destruction of CM Punk
7 Submitted by RD Reynolds on Sun, 09 February 2014, 23:26We covered this in Headlies, glad to see the trailer is available now as well! ...
It Came From YouTube: Larry Zbyszko finds the mysterious Go The Ninja
3 Submitted by "The Big Cheese" Paul Kraft on Sun, 09 February 2014, 06:24Crapper Paul S. writes: Here’s something you might use. Larry Zbyszko introduces his new sidekick Mr. Go the highly visible ninja. Anyway Go the Ninja was originally played by the very good Japanese wrestler Ryuma Go but his stint in the AWA was short lived. The gimmick was unceremoniously handed off to Steve Olsonoski and suddenly Mr. Go went from Continue Reading...
It Came From YouTube: Stevie Richards’ theme sounds familiar…
7 Submitted by "The Big Cheese" Paul Kraft on Sun, 09 February 2014, 02:00Crapper Drew sent in these videos of Stevie Richards’ them song, and “Love Dump” by Static-X. He writes: This might be a stretch because the main metal riff is a little, say.. generic? But, in the same way DDP’s WCW theme was just a ‘Smells Like Teen Spirit’ knock off – wasn’t Stevie Richards last WWE theme just ‘Love Dump’ Continue Reading...
It Came From YouTube: Terry Funk is Demolition Dirk Simmons!
9 Submitted by "The Big Cheese" Paul Kraft on Sat, 08 February 2014, 21:00Crapper Jason Barnett writes: From the old TV show Beyond Belief: Fact or Fiction, this story stars Terry Funk Wow! Lieutenant Commander Riker and Terry Funk in the same TV show! That’s not quite as cool as if it were Oh, and to answer the question imposed in the TV show’s title, this is totally fiction in every conceivable meaning of Continue Reading...
It Came From YouTube: The No Holds Barred trailer
4 Submitted by "The Big Cheese" Paul Kraft on Sat, 08 February 2014, 02:14Crapper E-Squared writes: The trailer to one of the greatest movies ever. Why did this never get any awards? Hulk Hogan gave the performance of a lifetime. Oh, yeah! Without a doubt. How can you not be excited to see this movie after watching that trailer, brother?...
It Came From YouTube: Crazy UWF Dr. Death Steve Williams promo
8 Submitted by "The Big Cheese" Paul Kraft on Fri, 07 February 2014, 07:49Crapper Paul S. writes: Dr. Death cutting a promo in Herb Abrams UWF as only Dr. Death can. I don’t know which I like more- Steve’s intense promo (hey, give him credit- he’s really trying here which is more than I can say for a lot of the current WWE roster) or that colorful, garish-colored UWF logo we see at Continue Reading...
It Came From YouTube: The Undertaker’s spooky dance song
4 Submitted by "The Big Cheese" Paul Kraft on Fri, 07 February 2014, 02:04Crapper Sean Bateman writes: Move over Johnny Cash, there is a new Man in Black! Ah yes! From WrestleMania: The Album, here’s a terrifying, ghastly, scary…. upbeat dance song? Can’t you just picture The Undertaker getting funky out on the dance floor to this song?...