What's good Josh's world Ross back again with another video so we're gonna check out ten craziest places wrestling matches have ever taken place now I don't know What's going on in some of these companies or what be going through their creative process? But sometimes they just be having matches in the most weirdest places I think one of the weirdest ones I've seen was there was a match in the ocean guys I think it was on the it may have been on the main page We reacted to it on the main page or maybe the rogue page one of the two, but there was a match on the beach In the ocean Can't make it up. Maybe it will be in this uh particular video man But I appreciate all the love and support you guys have shown on channel and I am still Yeah undisputed youtube wrestling champ of the world. Let's get right into this and see where some of these matches were held Sucks arenas. They're boring. They all look the same totally unbefitting of the ridiculous nature of pro wrestling And that goes double for wrestling rings. They're so restrictive. It literally puts wrestling in a box But some people in promotions have fought to challenge this idea by holding their wrestling in more unique locations And these unique locations are much more in line with the expressly wacky world of wrestling And thus I am officially petitioning to hold every episode of raw smackdown and dynamite in a f***ing cave I'm tempest hailing from parks fun known and these are the 10 craziest places wrestling matches have ever taken place But before we get on with our list make sure of course that you like this video subscribe and enable notifications to always on So you never miss a fun list just like it and make sure that you check out all of our end of year Content coming throughout the month of december. We got end of year lists galore So make sure you don't miss a single one ring that bell ring it ding ding ding ding Number 10 Kenny Omega's family cottage Who would have thought the legendary career of Kenny omega would be kick started in 2008 by a match in his very own family Cottage in manitoba, canada omega's opponent mike angels who had much of his success in manitoba base company premiere championship Wrestling was minding his own playing some super mario world when omega and a referee would turn up and demand a match for angels 24-7 championship thankfully angels had his gear on underneath his dressing gown and he was good to go And the two began scrapping around the kitchen and backyard area Amazingly, we would see some aspects of omega's trademark arsenal in their early form throughout the bout with his signature Senton to the outside being executed from the porch to the garden as well as the fight continuing to move to a lakeside area In which omega would perform another signature move with a hard-hitting snap dragon before performing a hadoken to angels into the lake Angels would emerge from the water jason vore that hadoken move.  It makes me crazy It just it just does bro Pre-style and lock in an ankle lock before gradually moving the battle to its concluding location a giant sand hill After a back and forth war atop the hill omega would hit a low blow and a devastating Michinoku driver that sent angels down the hill for the three counts The contest would reportedly catch the eye of ddt pro wrestling in japan and would lead to omega getting his first of many Matches with future golden lover koto abushi amazing to think omega's japanese conquest started in his own family living Number nine Speaking of ddt It's perhaps no surprise that omega's match caught the japanese promotion's eye Given they too had a penchant for the wild and wacky in their wrestling while there have been extremely odd matches from the promotion Ibushi versus a blow-up doll anyone The focus for this entry comes entirely from the backdrop that would be better suited for a boy scout's trip than a pro wrestling match A campsite the campsite multi-man matches became a yearly tradition for the promotion And it provided numerous memeable moments Perhaps none is memorable as the time ibushi and the man with the extremely uzi mask himself El generico were duking it out in a six-way contest in 2012 the match is most known for two things One generico using a small child as a weapon and of course the infamous kayak battle on a riverbed with ibushi Watching ibushi and generico trade shots while the referee attempted to push their kayaks downstream Was just priceless and it should never be forgotten Number eight What the hell Japanese indie promotion ryukyu dragon pro wrestling made history on march 21st 2013 when they hosted the first wrestling event in an actual Cave no not a cage. You didn't hear me wrong a literal cave The cave in question was the gangla valley cave in okinawa and hosted a three match card headlined by a tag team match Involving ryukyu dragon's founder gurukin mask However, due to the obvious restrictions They can only host a small crowd for the show. Yeah, why did they do all this exactly? But we're not quite sure the promotion was supposedly just experimenting. So maybe they thought this whole cave thing would catch on I mean it earned them an entry on parts fundone, which is what all wrestling promotions secretly I mean, yeah, while it did gain the promotion a lot of notoriety and placement in the wrestling history books It's not set up a ring in a fucking cave That's wild not hard to understand why it was never repeated despite this It's undeniable that it looks freaking awesome aesthetically You're new konykon Number seven on a boat Jericho cruise a perfect amalgamation of three of humanity's favorite things pro wrestling rock and roll I did hear about this known officially as the rock and wrestling rager at sea The cruise was birthed in 2018 from a partnership between Jericho and ring of honor and took place over the course of four days With four different match cards for each night as well as hosting traditional wrestling events The cruise also hosted rock concerts as well as live podcasts and even stand-up comedy Sea of Honor as the first installment was called saw 31 matches in total with talents sailing from Miami, florida All the way to the Bahamas and was such a success It spawned two more installments in 2020 and 2021 with a fourth plan for 2023 modes of transport Don't often equate to a successful venue for pro wrestling as we will find out later However, the concept of nautical grappling is undoubtedly a success with the latter two installments of the cruise Seeing many of its matches air on AEW dynamite The concept clearly has sea legs and begs the question why WWE didn't utilize a similar venue for their pair of pirate themed wrestle manias in 2020 and 2021 I mean, I I know why they didn't do it in 2020 but 2021 There's no excuse number six a moving train in 2015 a whole three years prior to I have seen Some uh parody wrestling matches on a new york subway So I have seen that but an actual official match on a train This I gotta see because oceanic escapade japanese promotion Michinoku pro wrestling would host a special 10 man actually nine men and one woman battle royal on a moving train And yes, you did hear that right similarly to the royal rumble Two competitors would begin the match with new entrants entering intermittently while the train traveled along the flower negai line in yamagata The goal of the match was to be the last one standing by the time the train reached its Destination with elimination only occurring through pinfall and submission and thankfully not through forceful ejection of said train Like a traditional battle royal. It's important to know that as well as the competitors The train was also packed to the gums with spectators who were thankfully there to see the action unfold and not just innocent Bystanders on their morning commute the match began with Kisan Numajiro and the great sasuke who politely took their seats among the other passengers before sasuke inexplicably began Whaling on numajiro with chops the action throughout is understandably limited due to the very tight spatial restrictions of the train With strikes headlocks and other holds making up much of the action However, the tight space didn't stop though from including folding chairs in the match Although they were barely able to swing them the match eventually ended in a draw between kiyoko and noe and fujinahiyato As they both survived the journey and what a ride it was the full match is on youtube and is 100 Percent worth a watch truly surreal and hilarious is only in japan a number five a moving truck Okay, maybe it's not just in japan as wcw was also just about to say this i i did know that uh there was a match in a in a truck bed in wcw I remember checking out a video about that no stranger to ridiculous stipulation in locales for its matches Particularly towards the end of its lifespan under the vince russo regime However years prior at uncensored 95 dustin roads and the blacktop bully better known as smash or repo man in the wwf Competed in a king of the road match What is a king of the road match you may ask well both roads and bully would be locked in hay bale filled cage on the back Of a moving 18 wheeler truck with the objective to sound a horn that is suspended at the top of the cage A winning concept if i have ever heard one the match's action was primarily displayed through cameras on the back in front of the truck As well as the wcw helicopter flying high in the sky The whole thing is a bit of a mess in all honesty the constant camera cuts combined with the action consisting of not much More than stumbling around bully eventually got the w however the match would not only be remembered for its ridiculous stipulation But also for the fact that it ended up getting both men fired from wcw all together Both bully and roads bladed during the match and at that time that was strictly forbidden wcw And resulted in both men being given their marching orders if only a promotion had a match on a moving plane We could get the wrestling spinoff of planes trains and automobiles. I've always wanted number four a train station Okay, so we've already covered a match on a train, but how about a match at a train station? I know uh, I want to say it was triple h in the undertaker They had a match. I believe in like a subway station If I'm if I'm if my memory serves me, uh, correct. I did watch a video where there was a match and Uh, I believe uh triple h was in even on the receiving end on a tombstone power driver right next to some escalators I don't know if this is the match they're gonna talk about that surely less strange Right the difference with this entry being that the venue was not implemented for some kind of special stipulation But instead was simply due to wwe having little other options for a venue wwe's shotgun saturday night was initially hosted at nightclubs or even cafes across america Which gave it a very unique much greedier aesthetic than the typical wwe product of the time However, this was extremely short-lived before wwe decided to scrap the whole thing in favor of traditional venues Only six weeks into the show's run the final traditional episode of shotgun saturday night came on february 8th 1997 and hailed from none other than pen station in new york city However with the station obviously being a public venue. This meant that wwe couldn't make a single dime from ticket sales While the original shotgun saturday night was a logistical nightmare at least the pen station episode provided a memorable contest between Eventual long-term rivals triple h and the undertaker with a one-of-a-kind spot that saw Tombstone onto a friggin escalator of all things while onlookers prayed that trips wouldn't get his luscious hair sucked into the mechanisms Number three the ball of america speaking of escalators. You know what else usually has them shopping malls Am i right? Okay, that was a terrible segue, but for entry number three We have wcw reappearing with their historic first edition of wcw monday nitro from september 11th 1995 that came from the mall of america in minneapolis, minnesota while other notable wcw events occurred in unconventional locations such as bash at the beach 1995 which hailed from an actual beach in huntington beach california And of course the road wild pay-per-view which was hosted for four consecutive years from the sturges motorcycle rally However, while both of those are extremely out there the pilot episode of nitro has become iconic and is well remembered for the Shock debut of lex luger officially beginning the monday night war with wwe's flagship show monday night raw The sold-out crowd on hand for nitro's inception saw heavyweights such as sting rick flair and hulk hogan all compete in the hour-long show And while future editions would move to traditional venues across the country Wcw certainly started with a unique opener.  So they started in a mall There uh there uh monday night nitro started in uh the mall of america. That's pretty cool Didn't i know that didn't i know that number two in an empty baseball stadium Some fans may associate the empty arena match with wwf's halftime heat or aew's stadium stampede and rightfully so They were both pretty awesome However, for this entry we would like to focus once again on the cinematic wrestling legends over at ddt pro wrestling and their June 1st 2017 bout between minoru sezuki and company presidents and shiro takagi at the very empty Tokyo dome what sets ddt's effort apart from the rest is once again Its sheer randomness and sense of humor with sezuki in particular just providing countless memorable moments cameos from japanese legends genichiro tenryu and asha kong who even sings the japanese national anthem to begin the Match by the way as well as other comedic appearances from notable japanese pros like ken oka sakya kai and death match legend june kasai who switched professions to become a janitor for one night only The highlight though has to be sezuki brutally kicking the pestering go to ihashi down three separate flights of stairs Honestly the sound of those kicks good grief even for a comedy match sezuki never holds back The match was eventually won by sezuki with a gotch pile driver at home base of the field After sezuki managed to break a submission hold by crawling to second base. I mean he was safe What can I say afterwards of which takagi would announce his retirements only to swerve sezuki and give him A stone cold stunner. So yeah, if you haven't figured it out by now DDT are just the best and number one on a desert island And finally the number one spot fittingly goes to another japanese match coming from the premier promotion of the country new japan pro wrestling While not often as outlandish as DDT new japan has perhaps the wildest location of any wrestling match ever That being a remote desert island. Oh, and not only is it a match on a desert island It's a death match on a remote desert island providing the earliest example on our list And perhaps the first example of a cinematic match in wrestling the match served as the blow-off of the personal feud between Masa saito and new japan pro wrestling founder Antonio inoki the parrot already duked it out in the ring numerous times that year with the veteran inoki Primarily getting the better of the younger saito However, even after numerous in ring clashes the only fitting thing to do was to take the action as far away From a wrestling ring as humanly possible to finish the feud psych Just kidding. There was a ring on the island The match took place at genry ujima island all the way back on october 4th 1987 with a ring set up at the location in dramatic fashion Despite the inclusion of said ring both men would spend the majority of the match outside of it battling all over the island for a whopping 125 minutes becoming one of the longest matches in wrestling history to this day inoki would once again triumph over Saido in the end via a tko closing the book on their rivalry once and for all and i mean I bloody well hope so anyway How can you top a match on a desert island given the excessive length and truly plotting pacing throughout the match? It's not very watchable these days. However for historical significance and sheer spectacle You will struggle to find an earlier or better example of a promotion deciding an arena just wasn't enough And that's our list make sure of course that you like ending a feud on a damn island They say you know what this feud is too personal. Let's take this to a remote island and we finish this Wow, that's that's actually pretty insane over a hundred minutes to geez That's some that's some bad blood right there man, but comment down below. Let me know which one of these uh These places surprised you the most For me the whole mall of america. I didn't know that's how uh the first episode of Monday night nitro was in mall of america. Didn't I know that so that was a pretty interesting tidbit, man But hey, I appreciate all the love and support and I am still Yeah, undisputed youtube wrestling champ of the world Appreciate y'all kicking in with me. See y'all next week. Peace


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Hey Dylan, congrats to you. How do you like your landing spot with the Titans? And what do you hope to be known for in Tennessee? I love it. I hope I can just come in and contribute to this successful program they already have. I hope to be known. I know Taylor Wands kind of the staple line in there. I listen to his show all the time. I hope I can emulate what he brings the Titans and just that aggressive style football to that offensive line. So yeah, again, I hope I can go there, fit in. I'm super happy with this pick for me. Harry? Dylan, can you talk about the jump that it's going to be going from 1AA, FCS into the NFL? And what do you think that adjustment will be like? Yeah, for sure. Obviously, there's faster, stronger guys. And I've been putting in the work this off season, been putting in the work since my coach just thought I could go to the NFL. So I've been making sure I've been going up against those opponents. And I think I proved myself well at the senior bowl. I was able to perform well against those guys and just continuing to get stronger, get faster against those high level opponents is going to be huge. So just continuing to get better, not thinking that I made it at any point in my career. So doing that, and I think I'll be very successful. John Glennon. Hey, Dylan, speaking of the senior bowl, obviously had a great week there. What did you do? Because obviously you only played the one game this past season, but what did you do to train for it? And what did you feel like you really excelled at at the senior bowl? Yeah. So just what I did training, like you said, only one game. So I flew out to California immediately after that game, went to training with Joe Staley, X-49ers, Future Hall of Famer. So he was super good in my development. He was a huge testament to that. So a shout out to him. But yeah, I did that a lot with previous NFL players. I worked with Paul Alexander. He was a previous NFL coach. And so I just worked with a lot of NFL guys to get myself ready. And yeah, like I said, I performed pretty well. I think just being able to bring that nastiness from the FCS, NDSU Power Style football to the senior bowl was a huge benefit to me. And I think it showed. Paul. Hey, Dylan, can you tell us a little bit about who else you thought was how interested did you think the Titans were? And who else did you think was coming after you, maybe? Yeah, there was a lot of teams that showed interest. I sparked a lot of good relationships. It was great to talk to a lot of GMs and coaches. And yeah, I met with GM down at the senior bowl. We were talking about Taylor Juan, talking about Derek Henry's running style. I mean, built a good relationship down at the senior bowl. And through the off season, I was able to get on a few Zoom calls with them and built a good relationship. And wasn't exactly expecting it to happen where it happened, but was definitely super excited that it did. Tennessee was always on my radar. And me and my agent always talked. They weren't exactly number one, but they're definitely I'm happy to be here. So it was a good pick for me, like I said. Dylan, what do you think is the next step for you as you continue to develop your game for this transition to the NFL? Yeah, I think it's meeting teammates, getting around the offense line, getting the playbook, getting around the offense coordinator, getting to know the whole team, the organization, and then just putting my nose in the grindstone and grinding out and getting ready for this upcoming season. Because I'm definitely going to want to be thrown in at 35. That's just a competitor to me. And if not, I want to help this team win a lot of games. So just getting into the organization is going to be the next step. How have you tried to keep in shape and keep in rhythm after only playing one game last year because of COVID? Yeah, for sure. It's hard. Thank goodness I had the senior bowl to help me stay in football shape. We always say that. I mean, you can always condition. You guys lift weight stuff like that, but there's something different about hitting guys. So being able to just hit pads, being able to train with other offense linemen, they understand the physicality of the game. So having them hold pads for you and stuff. So it's been difficult. But at the same time, I think I did a good job at it. I think I showed a senior bowl and will continue to do that through OTAs and rookie minicamp. Teresa. Dylan, playing in NDSU, what is your strength? Are you a better run blocker, pass blocker? And you mentioned talking about Derek Henry's running style. How excited are you at the prospect of helping block for the NFL rushing later? Yeah, for sure. So I think both my games are going to transition really well to the NFL. We are a power run scheme at NDSU. So being able to run block, I'm able to come off the ball. And then we had tree lands, obviously. So we let him air it out a few times. So obviously, pass broccoli. And there's always going to be things to work on. But I feel like that will transition really well. And then, yeah, like you said, blocking for Derek Henry, that's going to be awesome. I mean, he got the 2,000 yards last year. And I listened to Taylor DeWon's podcast and stuff. They're always trying to get him to break that record. And yeah, whatever I can do to contribute to help him get that.  It's going to be an awesome offense line and just excited to contribute. Aaron. Dylan, you mentioned the things that you were able to do at North Dakota State and why it would translate well. And you also say that you want to be in that starting five. Obviously, right tackle is a position. You played a lot of left. What is it about your ability to transfer to the other side? And what type of challenges do you think that presents for you? Yeah, obviously, I played a lot of my career at left tackle. So just switching over, that'll probably be the first challenge. I've been working on it in the off season, doing drills and stuff with the right tackle. If that is the position they want me to be at. So I've been working on both sides of the ball, switching up my stance like that. So that is probably the biggest challenge. And then, yeah, just making sure everything, you're dotting your eyes and crossing your T's when you switch over, making sure the play calls are right, stuff like that. As long as you do, I do that well and then follow what the coaching staff tells me to do, I think there would be no problem in the transition. And then with you not coming from a Power Five school, that's one of the first things people say, oh, North Dakota State, what the heck. But talk a little bit about just the style of play and how good that football is that you guys played in that program. Yeah, for sure. I mean, it's a pro style offense. Obviously, yes, we're a heavy-run team. We love to run power football. We do a little outside zone, inside zone when we need to. But we run everything under the sun there. I've run all kinds of plays, split protection, all this stuff called mic IDs. So I have no problem about transitioning into a next level offense. But yeah, just being able to do that at NDSU, I think that's why we've produced a lot of NFL players or starting to produce a lot of NFL players, especially with quarterbacks. And we produced two other offense linemen. So yeah, there's a jump in skill. But other than that, I'm mentalized in just running an offense like that. I think it will transition really well. Lineman. Yeah, Dylan, I don't know how familiar you are with the personnel on the Titans offensive line. But they've got some guys who are going to compete also at the right tackle spot. I mean, would it be, I know you said you're competitive and you want to be in that starting five. But if you don't end up there, is it a good situation for maybe you to transition into the NFL that first year and maybe to learn some things and to strengthen as well? For sure. First and foremost, like you said, I'm always going to want to start. I'm not going to speak it into existence that I won't be. But like you said, if that for some reason happens, I'm always going to be competitive. I'm always going to want teams to win. I'm always going to want my team to win. So I'll push the guys in front of me and make sure they're on their P's and Q's about that. So yeah, it's going to be a competitive atmosphere. We'll get after each other. I'm sure I'll get pushed around a lot. I'm sure they'll get pushed around whatever it may be. But ultimately, the team's trying to win a lot of games. So whatever we can do to do that, I'm sure that'll be the end goal at the end of the day. Paul. Are you familiar with the Isaiah Wilson story here and how the Titans came to need a right tackle? Yes, I'm familiar with what happened very unfortunate circumstances. Chen. Hey, Dale, you talked a little bit about Taylor. What do you see when you watch him play? You talk about wanting to emulate him. What do you like about his game? And what do you see when you watch the Titans play football as far as what their guys do up front? For sure. Firing off the ball, I think that says for Taylor and the whole offense line, be it firing off the ball, getting that pressure on the defense lines. Derek Henry can make his cuts. And then I watched Taylor in the pass game a lot because he's got such good hand placement, good hand striking. And he's so balanced in his feet. You never see him really leaning one way or another. He's always seems cool, calm, and collected when he's dropping back in his pass set. So looking at all those things, I feel like I'm going to be able to learn a lot from this whole offense line group. Aaron. One thing that obviously can be an issue. You only played one game this past season. How excited are you to get back onto the field? And do you feel like that presents an additional challenge? Yeah, like I said before, being in football shape is a little bit different. But I mean, everybody's going through the offseason. Luckily, we'll have OTAs, mini camps to get me ready. But then at the same time, there's a positive not playing or only playing one game is my body's super fresh. I literally have no injuries at all, no nicks and bruises. So I was able to gain a lot of strength too through that because I wasn't playing in a season. So my body's in tip top shape. It's just a matter of getting back into, or I should say, coaching into that football shape that I was talking about since I haven't played football. But I'd say there's a lot of positives out of the not only playing one game. Ben Arthur. Hey, Dylan, is there a quality that you feel you bring to the Titans O line room that is unique that you talked about as much just about your game like throughout the draft process? Is there anything you feel that you bring is that that's maybe noteworthy that you bring? Yeah, I think throughout this draft, I've tried to make myself as versatile as possible. I think that's what's going to be unique about me. We talked about moving me to right tackle, but who knows, maybe I'll be pushing a guy at right guard, maybe pushing a guy at left guard, whatever we may be. Maybe I'll take some snaps if that probably won't happen. But we'll see. Just being able to push teammates and build a good core group there, I think that'll be a uniqueness that I bring, just being so versatile. But yeah, overall, like I said, it's going to be a good group to jump into. Where am I? Dylan, where are you? Where'd you end up watching the draft? Back home in Minnesota. So it's just north of Minneapolis here. What was draft? What was this night like for you? What did you have a party where you are and what was kind of the reaction after your name was called? It was crazy. It was a crazy night. It was fun to watch. I trained with a lot of the guys that got drafted tonight and just congratulating them as they went. And yeah, I just have a little get together with my immediate family. And I saw the phone ring from the Tennessee area code and they said, Tennessee on it. And I was like, well, guys, I guess I'm going to be a Titan. And everybody's like, wait, what? And then I was like, yeah, they're calling me right now. And so it was good. Tears were shed and tears of joy and lots of hugs are given around. This is a moment my family's been waiting for for a long time. So as it's very exciting process, I'm super happy to be where I'm at. And what did they tell you when you answered the phone? I mean, did you talk to John? Did you talk to Mike? Did they have any first words for you? Yeah, I talked to John. He's like, hey, how's it going? I was like, it's going well, how are you? And he's like, we're going to make you a Titan with this next pick. And I was just like, oh my gosh, I'm trying to hold back tears as I talked to him. And then I talked to Mike too. And he was saying congratulations on all that stuff and getting me down there and all that stuff. So it's all good things. It was a great conversation. Can't wait to get down there. Two more, Luke. Dylan, have you met Keith Carter yet? Or talked to him at all? I do not believe so. Maybe if I have, I don't quite recall, but I don't believe so. And then you weren't a senior football player of the week. What do you think led to that? Just being able to go on there. And I think I was one of Jim Nagy's favorites, which was good to be in for the situation. But I think just going in there and just displaying my dominance and my physicalness and firing off the ball and just running to running backs as they finished in the end zone. But they did not get to fly around and stuff like that. I think that proved to give me the opportunity to win that award. And I mean, there's a lot of great players there that probably could deserve it too, but I was just not a huge honor to win that one. Vernon? Yeah, Dylan, curious about what you weigh right now and what you would like to weigh in a perfect world once training camp rolls around? Yeah, for sure. I'm going to be pushing 3-10 right now. We had some Mexican food catered in the night, so had a lot of tacos. But I probably weigh around 3-05 around playing weight. That's what I'd like to play at. Obviously, there's room for development there. I've been developing a lot, cutting down on body fat. So if they need to put a few more pounds on me, then that'll be what I do. But other than that, I'd like to play at 3-05.