Bully Ray commends WWE RAW segment, while Mick Foley reflects on memorable ‘I Quit’ match against The Rock

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WWE Hall of Famer Mick Foley recently took to his Facebook page to discuss his infamous “I Quit” match with The Rock at the 1999 Royal Rumble pay-per-view event. The WWE Hall of Famer said,

“Last week, I had a chance to watch my infamous #IQuit match with Dwayne The Rock Johnson in its entirety for the first time in many years – probably 20. My main take away is – while acknowledging the finish with the multiple chair shots was excessive – the rest of the match was really good, and very enjoyable. There was a really nice combination of hard-hitting action and humor, with the Rock’s work on the mic eliciting genuine laughs from the fans I watched the match back with. I have to say, our in-ring chemistry was always so good!

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While watching the match, I noticed a possible missed opportunity for a very unique and creative finish… not that the finish that aired wasn’t unique and creative, but it was a tad (or more than a tad) on the brutal side. Mere seconds before The Rock puts the microphone to my mouth, HE actually DOES say the words, “I Quit”….

I think the actual quote was “You will say I Quit.” No one ever said exactly how, or in what context you have to say “I Quit”… Right there among the crowd last week, I thought what an amazing and ridiculous finish that would’ve been with The Rock losing the match to an unconscious opponent.

Just a little something to think about as we celebrate that infamous match that took place 25 years ago today…”

In other news, Bully Ray recently took to the “Busted Open Radio” podcast to share his thoughts on the opening segment on RAW featuring World Heavyweight Champion Seth Rollins addressing his MCL tear and later being confronted by WWE Intercontinental Champion GUNTHER. He said,

“The thing that I liked best about the GUNTHER-Seth Rollins face-to-face was [that] GUNTHER came out of that as a credible, possible Royal Rumble winner because we’ve been talking about Cody [Rhodes] and [CM] Punk, Cody and Punk, Cody and Punk winning the Royal Rumble. GUNTHER’s name is now in the mix. And very strong. He was almost using babyface verbiage, guaranteeing victory.”

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Mick Foley Reflects on Infamous “I Quit” Match with The Rock

WWE Hall of Famer Mick Foley recently took to his Facebook page to discuss his memorable “I Quit” match with The Rock at the 1999 Royal Rumble pay-per-view event. Foley, also known as Mankind, shared his thoughts on the match and revealed a potential missed opportunity for a unique and creative finish.

In his Facebook post, Foley expressed his enjoyment while rewatching the match after many years. He acknowledged that the finish, which involved multiple chair shots, was excessive but praised the rest of the match for its hard-hitting action and humor. Foley also highlighted the chemistry he had with The Rock in the ring, which always resulted in entertaining performances.

During his rewatch, Foley noticed a moment where The Rock appeared to say the words “I Quit” just seconds before putting the microphone to Foley’s mouth. Foley suggested that this could have been a very unique and ridiculous finish, with The Rock losing the match to an unconscious opponent. He pondered the possibilities of how the match could have ended differently and left fans with something to think about as they celebrated the 25th anniversary of the match.

Foley’s “I Quit” match with The Rock is considered one of the most brutal and memorable matches in WWE history. The two superstars put their bodies on the line, delivering intense and physically demanding performances that captivated audiences. The match showcased their ability to combine athleticism, storytelling, and a touch of humor to create a memorable experience for fans.

In other wrestling news, Bully Ray, also known as Bubba Ray Dudley, shared his thoughts on a recent segment on RAW featuring World Heavyweight Champion Seth Rollins and WWE Intercontinental Champion GUNTHER. Bully Ray praised GUNTHER’s performance and highlighted how it elevated him as a credible contender for the upcoming Royal Rumble event. He noted GUNTHER’s use of babyface verbiage and his guarantee of victory, which added excitement to the storyline.

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