When was the first peoples elbow

Recently, a new GIF surfaced from a Twitter fan account that featured one of The Rock 's most infamous "The People's Elbows," and Johnson explained just how that particular move became so iconic. You can see Johnson slide a little before he goes in for the drop, and he explained it wasn't necessarily intentional. The combination of residue on the mat and the lack of traction on his dress shoes caused the effect that, although accidental, turned out to be one of the coolest moments in wrestling history.

It absolutely started as a joke but everybody went with it. We would do whatever you could do silly spots or using the claw to just try to make him laugh and whatever it took to try and get to him. We present to you the People's Elbow! Thereafter, the People's Elbow has gone on to become one of the most iconic and the most 'electrifying' moves in all of sports entertainment. During the conversation, Triple H also revealed that other Superstars such as Mick Foley and Stone Cold Steve Austin tried to get The Undertaker to crack up in the ring during live events with their hilarious antics.

The Rock and Triple H have had a storied rivalry over the years but have become good friends in real life. HHH25 pic. What's next for Eva Marie? Here is the ridiculous story behind its creation and why The Rock shifted away from using his original signature move that had a history of legitimately breaking shoulders! He began his career as an ultra-smiley babyface sporting longer curly hair and bright attire that had tassel-looking straps going down from his shoulder pads to his trunks — a campy look that would make even The Ultimate Warrior feel proud!

Like his cousin Roman Reigns would experience two decades later, WWF fans began rejecting his character and immediate push from the company. Cruel chants like "Die Rocky Die!

In response to this backlash from the fans, he turned heel, changed his name to "The Rock," and later joined The Nation of Domination. It is a move that used to sell tickets as it had a history of legitimately breaking shoulders.