Justin Credible
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March 2, 2020
April 18 stories from extreme get your tickets now at www.thewholefntruth.com
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Відео

The whole fn Truth tour.
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Stories from the extreme. Shane Douglas Justin Credible in the Sandman until I’m told stories that you’ve never heard. The good the bad and the ugly do not miss it. April 18 New Britain Connecticut
I Hate This Podcast-MVP-S1E8
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This week Justin Credible and Jax Stevens are joined by MVP
I Hate This Podcast-RVD-S1E3
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RVD joins Justin and Jax in this special edition of I Hate This Podcast
I Hate This Podcast-Bobby Ocean S1E9
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This week the guys are joined in studio by "Hard Hittin" Bobby Ocean
I Hate This Podcast-Rob Potylo-S1E7
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This weeks episode features singer, songwriter, actor, comedian, WRESTLING FAN, Rob Potylo.
July 28, 2018
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July 28, 2018
Justin Credible on Vince McMahon vs Paul Heyman
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Justin Credible discusses the difference between working for Vince McMahon and working for Paul Heyman.
Pro Wrestling 101 - Wrestling Psychology
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Pro Wrestling 101 - Wrestling Psychology
Pro Wrestling 101 - Managers
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Pro Wrestling 101 - Managers
Pro Wrestling 101 - Importance of Referees
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Pro Wrestling 101 - Importance of Referees
Pro Wrestling 101 - Working Injuries
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Pro Wrestling 101 - Working Injuries
Pro Wrestling 101 - Getting Heel Heat
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Justin Credible discusses how a wrestler gets "heel heat" and how the improves a match.
Pro Wrestling 101 - Making a Comeback
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Pro Wrestling 101 - Making a Comeback
Pro Wrestling 101 - Locker Room Etiquette
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Pro Wrestling 101 - Locker Room Etiquette
Pro Wrestling 101 - Work Ethic
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Pro Wrestling 101 - Work Ethic
Pro Wrestling 101 - Wrestling Against Larger Opponents
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Pro Wrestling 101 - Wrestling Against Larger Opponents
Pro Wrestling 101 Live - Bob Evans Interview
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Pro Wrestling 101 Live - Bob Evans Interview
Pro Wrestling 101 Live - Scott Hall Interview
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Pro Wrestling 101 Live - Scott Hall Interview
Pro Wrestling 101 - Grim Reefer
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Pro Wrestling 101 - Grim Reefer
Pro Wrestling 101 - Making it in the Business
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Pro Wrestling 101 - Making it in the Business
Pro Wrestling 101 - Staying in Shape
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Pro Wrestling 101 - Staying in Shape
Pro Wrestling 101 - Calling a Match
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Pro Wrestling 101 - Calling a Match
Pro Wrestling 101 Season 3 Promo
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Pro Wrestling 101 Season 3 Promo
Pro Wrestling 101 Returns!
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Pro Wrestling 101 Returns!
Pro Wrestling 101 - Larry Sharpe & Danny Cage
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Pro Wrestling 101 - Larry Sharpe & Danny Cage
Pro Wrestling 101 - Anthony Nese
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Pro Wrestling 101 - Anthony Nese
Pro Wrestling 101 - Tony DeVito on Getting Paid
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Pro Wrestling 101 - Tony DeVito on Getting Paid
Pro Wrestling 101 - The Blue Meanie
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Pro Wrestling 101 - The Blue Meanie

КОМЕНТАРІ

  • @SteveHolder
    @SteveHolder День тому

    How is it determined who will win?

  • @chadfitzgerald7760
    @chadfitzgerald7760 27 днів тому

    Im a pro wrestler if anyone wants to book me 1000 per match you must provide a good hotel and pay for my fuel to and from the match. I will not get out of bed for 20 dollars I haven’t been booked yet but im the best on the Indy scene today.

    • @adrian3747_
      @adrian3747_ 16 годин тому

      lol Fr! $20 bucks to risk ur body??? nope

  • @johnkrolczyk2241
    @johnkrolczyk2241 Місяць тому

    Even when Harley Race was a multi-time NWA champion, he still shook everyone's hand in the locker room, no matter where they were on the card.

  • @cantgetright742
    @cantgetright742 2 місяці тому

    You should give a shot again. You were a little ahead of your time. Nice!

  • @GrampaJoe
    @GrampaJoe 2 місяці тому

    I think this advice goes really well with advice that Al snow gives about not relying on a step by step formula. At the end of the day your job is to sell the gimmick of the match

  • @NadiaIngram-pi2jj
    @NadiaIngram-pi2jj 2 місяці тому

    Hi Mr Incredible, your art of selling has really helped me performing my moves at my local promotion - Nadia

  • @thomascarter8690
    @thomascarter8690 2 місяці тому

    Is Doring wearing a Brick Memorial HS football jersey? Lol

  • @Journeyman107
    @Journeyman107 2 місяці тому

    The name “Justin Credible” still makes me lol, lol

  • @vincentp.dibenedetto5332
    @vincentp.dibenedetto5332 3 місяці тому

    I was trained at NYWC. My ring name is Vincent Cantoni

  • @Wirespeak
    @Wirespeak 3 місяці тому

    Pity that we don't see more of that “Justin Credible” element in ordinary people …out in full view. Why? It's because this character, as Polaco admits, could not "never be" this way "in real life." So more blame on "real life"--society as we know it--for all of that.

  • @ComicBooksandVideoGameNerd96
    @ComicBooksandVideoGameNerd96 4 місяці тому

    Like Billy Gunn and Road Dogg

  • @OGimperial97
    @OGimperial97 4 місяці тому

    I remember Tony The Razor on sports vision.

  • @billanddougsuck
    @billanddougsuck 4 місяці тому

    Damn so ahead of your time with this series. Definitely needs to be rediscovered and join the Maven/Stevie Richards train

  • @gmac673
    @gmac673 4 місяці тому

    If Velvet wasn't hot as fuck, she wouldn't have gotten a mop job in the wrestling business!

  • @jvarriale1
    @jvarriale1 4 місяці тому

    This guy started the wrestling webcast

  • @jolanhildebrandt4414
    @jolanhildebrandt4414 5 місяців тому

    I'm writing a fantasy wrestling orcs and stuff, this is helpful

  • @STEJTHEGREATEST
    @STEJTHEGREATEST 5 місяців тому

    Looks like it's hard for you to be a heel these days, with how you just seem to garner nostalgic reactions at shows. :P

  • @PhotosaurusFlex
    @PhotosaurusFlex 5 місяців тому

    Why would you listen to someone who's unsuccessful in the industry? Let me take this homeowning advice from a homeless guy.

  • @ThePlandemicPodcastof
    @ThePlandemicPodcastof 5 місяців тому

    What would be a good name for a company was thinking xwpw but thats very close to xpw….stuck between these two xwpw or xipw.

  • @ThePlandemicPodcastof
    @ThePlandemicPodcastof 5 місяців тому

    you have to put your self thru torture if you wanna make it I am a pro wrestler like you but ive had many travel/driving jobs long hours on roads sometimes pay checks came late u gotta do what u gotta do.

  • @Ricksonkimura
    @Ricksonkimura 6 місяців тому

    Is Justin really that short? I know Jason personally and he's only 5'7 which means Justin is no taller than 5'7 himself. I thought Justin would be close to the 6' mark

  • @chrisjdgrady
    @chrisjdgrady 7 місяців тому

    Little Guido in that small window of 99-2000 or so was involved in some of the most awesome matches that I loved back then as a kid. Going back and watching them now in my 30s is awesome because they’re still so entertaining. I can’t get into the current WWE, but that old ECW stuff is still so fun.

  • @flintinterpreter7306
    @flintinterpreter7306 7 місяців тому

    Thank you for posting this.

  • @beautyschooldropout1972
    @beautyschooldropout1972 7 місяців тому

    Marvelous Marilyn mpw was trained very little didn't get a lot of help Ty for this

  • @Findyourselfpro
    @Findyourselfpro 7 місяців тому

    2 alcholic wastes

    • @AssaultChampionshipWresting
      @AssaultChampionshipWresting 7 місяців тому

      Coming from the addict that doesn’t pay his help. Hey Dalton, It’s Desiree still waiting on that cash app that was never sent. Got the text saying it was on its way dating Jan 17 2023. Hope you have it when I see you which will be soon. Oh and the camera equipment that was stolen.

  • @garytucker3563
    @garytucker3563 8 місяців тому

    Even after 9 years, still one of the best insights on live performance, whether it be "pro" wrestling or any variation of acting in front an audience.

  • @SW-kr9fl
    @SW-kr9fl 8 місяців тому

    I’d love to hear names of wrestlers who didn’t show that respect

  • @bdo333
    @bdo333 9 місяців тому

    Rest in peace, legend.

  • @bdo333
    @bdo333 9 місяців тому

    What I love about wrestling is how you can see people move on up. 9 years ago, I've never heard of sonjay Dutt, now I get to see him on my tv

  • @francolive5718
    @francolive5718 9 місяців тому

    The theme to this channel is the type of music that would be in the background of a wrestling game

  • @goof_yo
    @goof_yo 10 місяців тому

    I want to start training at the beginning of next year, and this right here is my biggest fear. I don’t want to forget a spot, or just go blank and forget something in the middle of the match

  • @indiasupportstrumpwwg1wga927
    @indiasupportstrumpwwg1wga927 10 місяців тому

    Didn't realize how tall Justin Credible was. Doubt he was wearing wrestling boots...so prolly a strong 6 fter (184cm)?

  • @drabtrash
    @drabtrash 10 місяців тому

    is Donald Trump a good Heel?

  • @NanenMauricio
    @NanenMauricio 10 місяців тому

    My guy manifested MJF talking about how much money there is in being a real heel.

  • @kvinche8120
    @kvinche8120 11 місяців тому

    If its pre plan how can you remember everything

    • @Podgorski37
      @Podgorski37 7 місяців тому

      The referee tells you

  • @JW-dp4we
    @JW-dp4we 11 місяців тому

    It is a misconception to equate being a jobber with being unsuccessful. Jobbers, especially jobbers to the stars, are absolutely invaluable.

  • @phillysfinest215
    @phillysfinest215 11 місяців тому

    He look so good right here

  • @DoubleeEdTvproductions
    @DoubleeEdTvproductions Рік тому

    Tell that to my promoter & trainer. Where they won’t let you have a match unless you’re ready or are spot oriented where every move must be perfect.

  • @lewisb85
    @lewisb85 Рік тому

    Ric Flair loved doing the job he actually saw it as more fun.

  • @danevertt3210
    @danevertt3210 Рік тому

    This is a great analysis. I would say though, how do you explain Savage v Steamboat?

  • @gladememmott3001
    @gladememmott3001 Рік тому

    All of these lessons and interviews should have been put together and sold as a DVD like raven did. This is gold information ❤❤❤❤

  • @omranlibya9723
    @omranlibya9723 Рік тому

    😊😊😊

  • @theworsttalkshowever6186
    @theworsttalkshowever6186 Рік тому

    Hey Justin, I’m coming up right now through Oregon pro wrestling, I was watching your videos you made back 8-9 years ago and they were very insightful. I was thinking you should remake some to get them back through to algorithm a little better and maybe you have some more insight you could add. Thanks again

  • @johnjohnbingbong
    @johnjohnbingbong Рік тому

    "In this day in time, I mean we're in 2014" 🫥 God dang, seems like that was only yesterday

  • @MikeB-rz3mj
    @MikeB-rz3mj Рік тому

    Now this is how pro wrestlers should operate everything looks so affective and powerful the connection timing from the blows to the bumps man every thing executed with precision this is a classic

  • @enod9746
    @enod9746 Рік тому

    Ted Dibiase as the Million Dollar Man was the perfect heel.

  • @enod9746
    @enod9746 Рік тому

    Believe it or not, the jobbers were always in demand, especially the good ones.

  • @kendelo251
    @kendelo251 Рік тому

    Well said Justin. Do you Train anyone?

  • @EVOENTERTAINMENT540
    @EVOENTERTAINMENT540 Рік тому

    think it’s safe to say ur my mentor at this point

  • @nicolemartiness7916
    @nicolemartiness7916 Рік тому

    Great to hear that from You, I actually made a comment on that before I came across Your video and made basically the same reference to the issue.. I mean todays Wrestlers put out there in social media mostly their reflections on the Legends.. and by just some of those Legends speaking up on situations with nowadays roaster (and I’m regering to WWE here) the lack of that spark, that ambition, charisma, the lack of keeping that kayfabe also outside of the ropes and almost ,at some times throughout past couple of years, marking the feedback or just that “yeah old man I’m the star here so don’t give a damn much what your saying” kind of attitude towards the subject in general.. I mean I’m not a wrestler nor I’m that old myself but been through enough in life to know better and acknowledge the fact that I would be nowhere without someone before me starting off something I could do or just have now for myself, even after having my success I’d never forget the importance of the legacy passed on to me of if coming across a Legend/ an Older - first thing You do is take Your pride and ego and put it in the pocket- show respect and take the tips/ comments/ comebacks and work with that to Your advantage in the future to be better.. ex athlete, different sport, and at a time the youngest in the locker room maybe that’s where my simplicity in self discipline, humility and appreciation for sport.. because there also was a time I was the oldest after some years that have past and the difference between me being the young one and having new generation sort of speak was.. well like in shows in the wrestling reference I just made..