Maven Hates His Theme Song, Eliminating Undertaker From The Royal Rumble, Steroids, Tough Enough

00:00 Intro
00:26 Not liking his old theme music
02:04 What does the name Maven mean?
02:50 His origin starting on YouTube
09:41 What are his goals with his YouTube channel?
12:04 His ability as a talker
12:58 What is his day job?
13:33 Why he dresses so nicely
15:22 Maintaining a consistent look
18:12 Not rehashing old topics on his channel
18:52 His steroid usage while in WWE
24:40 Traveling with Batista on the road
28:25 Would he ever try acting?
29:26 What is he proud of from the original Tough Enough?
30:43 His first storyline with Torrie Wilson
33:00 Favorite Back To The Future Movie
34:11 What are his WWE regrets
35:23 Being a “Tough Enough” guy
38:42 Public recognition because of his YouTube videos
40:38 Never being eliminated from the 2002 Royal Rumble
44:18 Undertaker being widely respected
44:48 Having a perfect dropkick
45:45 The Longevity of Chris Jericho
47:56 DDP Yoga helping him
49:18 Chris Jericho constantly reinventing himself
50:04 The longterm success of The Miz
52:02 His friendship with D-Von Dudley
52:34 Helping other wrestlers to start new channels?
57:09 How much did The Undertaker’s chairshot hurt
59:58 Maven’s Hardcore title story
1:02:46 3 Things Maven is grateful for

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[MavenKHuffman]

Chris, I can’t thank you enough brotha! Can’t wait for part 3

[KyleYoung-ct]

Maven has only been doing youtube for a month and has already earned 100, 000 subs and bro deserves every bit of it, he creates content that just makes you want to listen to everything he has to say and he's just a sweet humble guy. Hope him more success on his channel and maybe even have an appearance in a future wwe show.

[BawlsMahoney]

One of the main things I love about Maven's channel is he's completely honest and open with the juicy details instead of just being ambiguous about everything

[LordRaptor]

Just the way Maven talks about wrestling, you can tell he is a huge wrestling fan at heart, that's why his interviews are so fun to listen to and why his Youtube channel took off so quickly.

[nilesrodriguez]

You can tell Maven learned A LOT from his experience in the business. Dude is still passionate. Even if he wasn't to compete, he'd be a great commentator or analyst. He's very well spoken.

[storysnob]

I could listen to this guy talk for hours. He’s polite, friendly, and just seems fun to interact with.

[EvanQuinones]

Congrats to Maven for returning to the public eye in such a positive way. He seems like a genuinely good guy and I'm excited for him, his future, and the future of his YouTube channel!

[cameroncola]

Two of the nicest, most respectful, and fun to listen to guys in the wrestling space by far

[hersheybarber]

Maven's self-awareness and humbleness are second to none.

[agent_]

This dude is my idle when it comes to being humble. Man will not take props for anything. But deserves everything

[jrdougan]

Chris, you and Maven have a great chemistry together you guys should create your own show in the future.

[juanjvillarreal]

The way you described Maven’s YT channel was perfect. A YouTube video about wrestling. He is killing it on here binged all his vids in a day!

[activegraves]

My favourite Maven moment (besides the Rumble, obviously) was when his Survivor Series team won that year, and they got to run Raw for a week each. Maven gave himself a world title shot, and 12 year old me was like “yep, that’s exactly what I would do too” 😂

[rainy_guy]

What I love about Maven's YouTube channel is how transparent and honest he is about his experience working for WWE. Hope his channel grows even more in the months to come!

[frisbeefrank]

He’s such a genuine guy I teared up whenever he brought out the pocket watch he has such a kind soul I love hearing him talk abt the business adds a whole new respect and meaning to wrestling for me

[HimmskieHimms]

Man what Maven has done with his channel is absolutely fantastic ! Love his content. I’ve been thinking of Shelton Benjamin and Dolph Ziggler having recently been released and both having 20 years in the business, they should definitely make a channel as well. Would love to hear all the stories they have from over the years 🔥

[kyleaustin]

I've never seen Chris so organic. Honestly sometimes in interviews he holds a smile a bit too long. But this felt buddy and buddy in a bar. So good.

[cameroncola]

Man it’s so rare I listen to an interview front to back without stopping. Love these two guys

[hotcakesman]

Maven is so humble and honest. I always loved him in WWE, I wish he had have had a longer run. But he is a breath of fresh air. His Channel rules too!

[domiy]

I love how Maven still remembers he's a working-class guy from a small town at heart. Even when he was in WWE he never forgot that. His fame and success never got to him. That's very rare.