wrestlers that can FIGHT

Serious Juice Mayne

I,know bret hart use to be,puttin the beats On niggas backstage


Santino would Fuck up Brock lesnar

KingGivBiz

You're a complete faggot.

Black_Samson

well we know ADR cant fight for real.

Already Home_17

wade barrett

Chi-Town Bully

William Regal

Black_Samson

tazz
perry saturn
dean malenko
morrison (maaaybe)
santino

Cigarello Slim

First person that comes to mind is Ken Shamrock

powerman 5000

steve blackman
dan severn
from what I hear dolf ziggler was a great collegiate wrestler

Black_Samson

Cigarello Slim wrote: »

First person that comes to mind is Ken Shamrock

steve blackman would have walked the dog on shamrock in their prime...

Du_Du

apparently taker whoops niggaz asses back stage

Makaveli Joker

Shawn Micheals can't fight for shit.

dalyricalbandit

Dynamite Kid was said to be that nigga back in the day. (although he got his shit pushed back by them brothers)

Booker T put the beats on Batista I think.

Bret put the beats on Shawn and rocked Vince.

Makaveli Joker

I also heard Undertaker be Suge Knighting niggas backstage

Anti_matter

Meng/Haku

dalyricalbandit

Taker runs shit backstage ask Hbk, big show, etc

Serious Juice Mayne

Taker a goon?

Serious Juice Mayne

Tha corner posters are faggots btw

WeeZee

Sheamus for sure, he seems like he's been in his fair share of pub brawls. lol.

Serious Juice Mayne

Val venis whooped out big show

KingGivBiz

Scott Steiner & Booker T

dakidfrankie

Bob Holly

nujerz84

Chris Jericho supposedly whipped or embarssed Goldberg (who supposedly has a martial arts background)

dalyricalbandit

nujerz84 wrote: »

Chris Jericho supposedly whipped or embarssed Goldberg (who supposedly has a martial arts background)

WeeZee

JBL beat up the Blue Meanie on ECW if I remember correctly, lol.

Chi-Town Bully

Didn't Joey Styles beat up JBL

Du_Du

posting article i found...
http://bleacherreport.com/articles/411180-real-life-heat-top-5-legit-backstage-brawls-in-wwe-history




Source: Online World of Wrestling

If backstage fights can be seen as "shoot wrestling matches", the infamous "Plane Ride from Hell" of 2002 can easily be considered the Royal Rumble of such events.

In an unnecessary real life example of why alcohol, planes, and jocks do not mix, the WWE RAW crew virtually imploded during a fateful plane ride back to the states after the WWE Insurrextion pay-per-view in London.

The events during the Plane Ride from Hell played out like a bad, overbooked episode of RAW.

Then road agent and WWE Hall of Famer "Freebird" Michael Hayes was one of the key figures during the chaos that ensued on that plane.

Hayes would enter into a war of words with, you guessed it, JBL. JBL promptly laid out Freebird, thus setting the tone for an ominous chain of events to warrant such a demonic nickname for a flight.

Upon falling asleep, Michael Hayes received an impromptu haircut (many believe Sean "X-Pac" Waltman was the culprit), and the subsequent picture was later posted backstage at the next RAW show.

The fun continued with an intoxicated Ric Flair parading around the plane wearing nothing but his trademark robe.

Providing the evening's entertainment, Dustin "Goldust" Rhodes used the flight's PA system to serenade his ex-wife Terri Runnels in an uncomfortable display.

Oddly enough, Rhodes' serenade was one of the few occurrences that compelled then President of talent relations Jim Ross to enforce his authority by shutting down the impromptu Karaoke.

Curt Hennig and a soon-to-be comatose Scott Hall managed to get their hands on canisters of shaving cream.

The contents inside the cream would wind up on multiple individuals.

But the fun didn't stop there for Hennig. The man once known as Mr. Perfect had become liquored up enough to challenge NCAA World Class Wrestler and former WWE Champion Brock Lesnar to a fight, insisting he was a better amateur wrestler than Brock.

Did they check these guys for PCP?

In what would prove to be the climax of the Plane Ride from Hell, Lesnar shot in and drove Hennig into the side of the plane, coming dangerously close to a plane door.

The events were enough to warrant repercussions that were as newsworthy as the joyride itself.

Both Curt Hennig and Scott Hall were released from their contracts as a result of their actions on this infamous plane ride.

In a flight where President of talent relations Jim Ross, road agents Michael Hayes, Gerry Briscoe, Dave Finley, and Arn Anderson, senior writers Stephanie McMahon (the boss' daughter), Paul Heyman, and WWE's conscious The Undertaker were all present, the summation of authoritative stroke on that plane did not stop some of the most outrageous personalities in wrestling from going buck wild.

This, along with the multiple isolated conflicts resulting from one plane ride, and the ensuing casualties, is what makes The Plane Ride from Hell the most infamous shoot brawl between wrestlers in WWE history.

Winner: Anybody who hates pro wrestling. This was indeed a black eye for the business.