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Breaking Kayfabe with Jim Cornette (2014) [N/A]

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Release Date:
January 7, 2014

Original Title:
Breaking Kayfabe with Jim Cornette

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

Runtime: 169

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That may say it all, from the lips of our most recent guest on the series that seeks to get inside the people of the wrestling business. Jim Cornette joins Sean on Breaking Kayfabe to probe all that contributes to his admitted anger issues. Jim’s most recent hiatus from wrestling has brought him a clarity and happiness he’d not experienced in years…and he agrees to head down the dark path here at the risk of upsetting the applecart by going through the entire Ring of Honor catastrophe from start to finish. Jim tackles all that went wrong there, and also addresses TNA, his struggle with anger, and the falling out between him and Kayfabe Commentaries after producing the shoot industry’s most celebrated programs together. It’s nearly three hours of Cornette’s dark journey. Are you ready for it?

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