So wrestling is wrestling. There's a stupid way to start the video, but by its nature, it's a lie.

It's the whole point. It does mean WWE can basically write their own narratives as and when they want to,

so let's go through some of these today. It's fun. Who doesn't like to lie? Just ask Cody Rhodes and

Brian Danielson. Number 10, the attendance figures. So for years, W.W.E. has

inflated its attendance figures. They're not alone as all promotions have done this, but if you can

increase the number by 10%, do it. It's not actually going to affect anything. This did lead to a big

hoo-haar about the WrestleMania 3 crowd size, because for years, WWE had claimed it as 93,173. It was a record and an amazing

feat, almost 100,000 people watching the grappling. Then one day, the resting observers, Dave Meltzer

said he had spoken to former W.W.E. Big Wig Zane Bredslav, who said actually the figure was

closer to 78,000 Q Meltdown. Now you can debate this forever

as there's no real evidence either way, but there is due cause. In later years, when the WW went

public, they had to announce proper numbers to the board and yep, a lot of WrestleMania

attendances were not what was revealed on the night. As I am a well-adjusted human, I couldn't care less,

because it is just a bunch of people in a building, but you can take that information and do

whatever you want. Menign, Randy Savage's departure. All things consider, this is super sad now.

After WCW had gone, we should have brought back the matrimand to the W.W.E. If he did not. It all goes back

to when Randy Savage first left the WWF because it was not a happy exit. The short version

is Matcho had wanted to keep wrestling, but as he dared to go over the age of 40, Vince McMahon

told him nope, you're a commentator now. How stupid is that? It meant when World Championship

wrestling called him up and said they'd love for him to

continue fighting, Savage jumped at the opportunity because that's what he wanted.

It became so messy as McMahon then announced on air, this was down to not being able to

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