The Untold Truth Behind Jake ‘The Snake’ Roberts Going Blind | Sean Mooney Tells All

What really happened at WWE Royal Rumble 1989?Legendary broadcaster Sean Mooney pulls back the curtain on one of WWE’s most important early Rumble events, revealing behind-the-scenes stories, booking decisions, and untold details from the night that helped shape the future of the Royal Rumble.

In this explosive episode, former WWF announcer Sean Mooney reveals never-before-heard backstage stories and insider details about one of the most unforgettable storylines in wrestling history — when Jake “The Snake” Roberts was blinded by "The Model" Rick Martel’s infamous "Arrogance" cologne!

Former WWE announcer Sean Mooney breaks his silence on the shocking backstage stories, real heat between top stars, and what WWE never wanted fans to know about one of the most iconic events in wrestling history: SummerSlam 1989. From Hulk Hogan and Brutus Beefcake's controversial main event with Zeus and Randy Savage, to the off-camera tension, scrapped plans, and backstage chaos—this deep dive pulls back the curtain on a PPV that defined an era.

Bronson Reed opens up about his shocking WWE release and reveals the real reason Vince McMahon let him go. In this candid interview, Reed explains why he considers himself “a Triple H guy” and shares his thoughts on the inner workings of WWE, backstage politics, and what it’s really like to work under the world’s biggest wrestling company. A must-watch for wrestling fans who want the truth behind WWE releases and locker room dynamics.

Backstage buzz is heating up as WWE explores a surprising Stranger Things crossover, potentially blending pop culture and pro wrestling in a major way. We break down what’s being discussed internally, how realistic the crossover is, and what it could mean for WWE’s mainstream reach.

Join Sean Mooney as he sits down with Demolition Smash, also known in the ring as Repo Man, to dive deep into a wrestling career filled with iconic moments, masked personas, and unforgettable matches. They discuss the highs and lows of life in professional wrestling, and explore the often-overlooked challenges wrestlers face when leaving the squared circle. From backstage stories to personal reflections, Smash shares his journey navigating fame, identity, and the struggle to move on from the world that defined him.

Step behind the curtain and uncover the untold truth about Ted DiBiase, the Million Dollar Man, during his explosive first year in WWE. From his debut to the birth of one of wrestling’s most iconic rivalries with Hulk Hogan, this video dives deep into the backstage stories, booking decisions, and unforgettable moments that defined his rise. Discover how DiBiase became a legend and reshaped WWE in the mid-1980s.Dive deep into the untold story of WWE’s iconic Million Dollar Man, Ted DiBiase, during his explosive first year! From his flashy debut to the ruthless persona that changed wrestling forever, this video uncovers secrets and behind-the-scenes drama you’ve NEVER heard before.

Legendary WWE broadcaster Mean Gene Okerlund reveals how he first broke into professional wrestling and became one of the most iconic voices in sports entertainment history. From his early days behind the microphone to helping launch Hulk Hogan into superstardom, Mean Gene shares never-before-told stories about WWE’s golden era, backstage moments, and the evolution of wrestling interviews.

We break down the latest backstage buzz surrounding upcoming Royal Rumble plans, the internal reaction to John Cena, and growing issues within NXT. From creative direction to talent concerns, this episode dives into what’s really being discussed behind the scenes in WWE.

Step back into the New Generation era as we explore the full history of SummerSlam 1994 — one of WWE’s most dramatic and controversial pay-per-views of the decade. From the Bret Hart vs. Owen Hart Steel Cage classic, to the surreal “Undertaker vs. Undertaker” main event, to backstage chaos involving Lex Luger, Tatanka, and Razor Ramon, this show had everything.