Plenty of stormy combatants have battled for glory within the squared circle.
Their triumphs and defeats have made World Wrestling Entertainment the most prominent and profitable promotion ever.
However, it’s not all about blood and brawling in the biggest wrestling company in the world.
Many of the company’s performers have provided the WWE Universe withsome incredibly funny moments.
For generations, fans have been treated to a long list of laughs.
One such parody featured futureWWE Hall of FamersThe Magnificent Muraco and his manager, Mr. Fuji.
While the real series was a cutting-edge viewing experience, ‘Fuji Vice’ went in a very different direction.
Fuji and Muraco were featured in vignettes where they played bumbling detectives, finding themselves caught in wacky scenarios.
Professional wrestling was veering hard towards becoming sports entertainment, and Fuji Vice is an entertaining example of that.
He rattled off some of the two men’s catchphrases but patterned them after his persona.
He even mentioned Hulkamaniacs and referred to his followers as ‘Kananites’.
Viewing Kurt as nothing more than a useful idiot, Austin would freeze him out from access to McMahon.
One such incident occurred when Stone Cold presented the boss with a ten-gallon hat that matched his own.
For example, several years ago, Truth was seen wandering through the ring while playing Pokemon Go.
Never mind the fact that there was a match happening at the time.
While most competitors would scoff at the idea of such a persona, R-Truth has fully embraced the role.
Even today, he’s still providing uproarious absurdity onRAWandSmackdown.
His wink-and-a-smile approach was a perfect contrast in styles within the faction.
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Coming in the middle of all the drama, it had the desired effect.
The crowd immediately started chanting ‘Ucey’, and The Bloodline broke character.
That only added to the levity of the segment.
Bobby Heenan, alongside his onscreen foil and real-life friend Gorilla Monsoon, showed off his characteristic wit.
Much as they did when they called matches together, the two had in-character acrimony that was unprecedented.
But then again, why would you want to?
In one of the highlights of this story, Austin shared a drink with McMahon (sort of).
A classicmoment from the Attitude Era.
Throughout their time together, they began filming some of the best vignettes ever.
That chemistry continued for Goldust later in a similar role with R-Truth.
Then, he received a few unwelcomed visitors who made things even worse.
First, Mankind showed up to try and lift the boss’s spirits.
He brought balloons, a clown, and he introduced a certain sock puppet known as ‘Mr.
Vince was not amused, shook his head, and sarcastically said to himself, “Mr. That sealed that portion of the vignette.
Later, Stone Cold would arrive, disguised as an orderly.
It’s a segment that has been shown over and over again, yet it gets funnier every time.
This allowed The Rock to roast each of them like only the Brahma Bull can.
Then, he revealed to Mankind that it wasn’t even his birthday.
It also cemented The Rock ‘n’ Sock Connection’s legacy as a fantastic farcical force.
