Mick Foley talks about what makes for a good guitar shot in the world of professional wrestling.
Mick Foley has been hit with every iconic wrestling prop. He's been on the receiving end of Triple H's sledgehammer, Terry Funk's branding iron, and even Jeff Jarrett's signature guitar.
Mick Foley recently spoke about a variety of hardcore weapons on Maven's YouTube channel. When discussing a time a Jeff Jarrett guitar struck him, Foley declared that it felt good because he received the reaction he was aiming for. He also mentioned that you want these guitar shots to be "crunchy" and reflected on being cut open by the impact.
" You know, you want to hear that crunch, and it's like with the bottle you want to hear [shattering] right? You don't want to hear [plunk]. So when I took it from Jeff, I mean, I was injured because a shard had caught me in the nose, so there was a little bit of bleeding.
When Jeff hit it, it was a great feeling, because you're getting the reaction. You're like, All right, good reaction. This hurts, but it's not a brain-rattling, star-seeing type of thing."
Elsewhere in the video, he spoke about being the first person that Triple H ever hit with a sledgehammer. Learn more about that experience here.
At this link, fans can learn about Mick Foley's current contract status with WWE.
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