Wholesome WWE Moments Caught on Camera

What Stone Cold Steve Austin did for Sasha Banks will make you cry.

[Blitz_]

I met Shane at a restaurant I was out for a family dinner when I was young, he was with his wife and first kid who was a baby at the time. My brothers and I were too nervous to approach him, so my mom let him know we were big wrestling fans, he said hey to us, and said he was going to help his wife and baby into the car and be right back. We all thought he was probably just going to leave, not wanting to waste time on us. He came back, and talked with us for like 10 minutes, asking who our favorite wrestlers were and such. Will never forget that!

[OG_DouG]

Fun Fact about Scott Hall's moment: when he gave away his belt to those two kids, he was expecting Vince to be mad at him, but instead Vince told him that he did the right thing and ordered a new belt for him.
Scott Hall was truly a legend, may he rest in peace

[derekstiles]

I met edge in airport in Atlanta. As a grown man I was nervous to say nothing. I finally mustered “Hey man. Thanks for all you do for our entertainment.”

Dude sat down and talked to me for 10 minutes about his travel etc like a normal cat.

Really good guy to do that.

[brynt.miller]

Big Show never fails to blow me away with how soft and sensitive he is. Granted a lot of the biggest guys seem to be giant kids.

[onkara]

Big show was so grateful... he almost teared up by that chant😢❤

[norouziman]

I’ve said this before about WWE Wrestlers. If they are not in the ring or ‘In Character’ they are a bunch of absolute sweethearts they support one another. They have each others back. They are just one big community

[cyanide]

I really dont get any of the hate for Big Show. The guys a legend, to do what hes been able to do between the health condition, his size, his age, his career has only aged like fine wine, getting better and better since his earlier days in WWF or WCW. The guys as iconic as Undertaker or Kane.

[MJLJKBKD]

Bray Wyatt, a treasure and gone too soon RIP

[RomantheWarriorgames]

Triple H handled the situation with Tegan perfectly. She had no reason to apologize for something like that. I understand where she was coming from though.

[mikecocherell]

I've met Mick Foley twice and has to be the kindest, most real person I've ever met. There were years in between the times we met and the second time, he remembered my name. I was floored. You also would not think that someone who has taken so many bumps would be so damn intelligent. Amazing guy, true legend.

[Stonedkitties]

Big show had the surgery to fix his Acromegaly when he was in college which is why he was able to wrestle for so long. Andre refused the surgery and it ended up killing him

[hurricane]

Cody did an autograph signing at the armory in my town many years ago. My friend and I got there late and his staff had all ready packed up all the photos he was signing. He was like did you guys just get here? Then had his staff go back and get us both photos and signed them for us. He also spent at least 10 minutes talking with us until he had to leave to get to the arena.

[noufelzeddam]

Idk why, but the look on john Cena Sr’s face when john was talking about his brother made me cry 😢

[brittgardner]

Love how Randy Orton keeps popping up as this total bro who just takes care of everybody around him.

[rickyricardo]

Shane and Stephanie may have come off as spoiled brats, but despite their position in the company, one thing that always impressed me is that they took the major bumps. Absolutely didn't have to given their positions in the company, but both took every major finisher at least once during the attitude era. I guess this is a late game list that doesn't go back to the Attitude Era, but Steve Austin's last match with the Rock was extremely emotional as well as when Shawn Michaels superkicked Flair for the last time.

[chrisg]

That scott hall part got me. Much respect to that man.

[agent_]

God, I’ve never wanted to meet any wrestler more than Stone Cold Steve Austin in my entire life and I’ve met Sting and got an autograph, but honestly sitting here and listening to this kind of wholesome stuff completely makes me reevaluate how I see the stars my goodness I am legitimately sitting here, tearing up seeing these guys caring their passion I mean this is amazing to watch and legitimately it made me subscribe to this channel so thank you for this.

[scottm.]

I've heard for years and years how the wrestlers REALLY are behind the scenes. I wish there was more of that sort of thing for us to see about the wrestlers we love to love and love to hate. Discovering they're really human gives me a whole new perspective on them even when in character.

[anthonyr.]

I don't like Alexa Bliss as a character, but the lady behind it seems to be a genuine beautiful person. What she did for that young girl, who by the way looked a lot like her, is something all grown person should do with the youngs.
I am 30, and I have been through things too. So if I have an opportunity, even the smallest, to help someone who needs it, I will not hesitate.
Thank you Lexi, this young lady will never forget what you have done that very day 💞

[RobloxMomma]

I will never understand why Mercedes (Sasha) is so critical over her matches, she's literally one of the best female wrestlers in the world and it's sad she doubts herself a lot. That WM match was so great and I'm glad Stone cold told her it! That was a really sweet moment!