The resemblance between this Perez guy and Seth Rollins is uncanny

@pablocastillo6248

4 жыл бұрын

Phillip Bowman like Razor Ramon meets Seth Rollins

@brianstone3722

4 жыл бұрын

@Finley Tyler or maybe his legitimate father

@davidestridge8163

4 жыл бұрын

Hangman Adam Rollins

@PittheadX

4 жыл бұрын

Seth is actually Jack Double Barrel

@michaelmidax8108

4 жыл бұрын

I said the same thing just now, lbvs

Big Bully Busick was Actually Extremely STRONG... As a former Powerlifter, he almost had the world bench press record at one point in the 1970's, losing only to Big Jim Williams, who outweighed Busick by A Lot... Busick was actually, pound for pound, one of the Strongest Men in THE WORLD at that point in time. Rip, Brother... :)

@Soyuz2578

Жыл бұрын

He beat glioblastoma the it came back as essentially spinal fluid cancer and the doctor gave him about 12 wks.

@easyriderrider4580

Жыл бұрын

@@Soyuz2578 Damn, that's Really Messed Up... God bless his soul in Heaven, brother...

@Soyuz2578

Жыл бұрын

@@easyriderrider4580 yes was really sad.

@phildicks4721

3 ай бұрын

He was a good man too. He's from my town and I was a FB friend. He was always posting about his church, his family and his workout routine. He always stayed positive and encouraged people

I heard Seth was mostly raised by his stepfather. I think we found the biological one.

@youtubeisawfulunlikeyourco174

4 жыл бұрын

You are onto something

@averix84

4 жыл бұрын

Seth is adopted and is Armenian while his family is Latino

@rjurmanovich

4 жыл бұрын

@@averix84 I thought he was just adopted by his step dad.

@lordevyl8317

4 жыл бұрын

@@averix84 American isn't a race you idiot. You can be both American and Latino....smh

@WorthlessClips

4 жыл бұрын

Cap

I actually remembered Battle Kat; seeing him here made me smile.

@billybyron7700

4 жыл бұрын

Nakomis Brislin yeah I remember Battle Kat and Big Bully Busick

@ZeldaRoseSongbook

4 жыл бұрын

@@jetman80pops Nine times out of ten, a smile precedes a laugh, yes?

@achimsinn7782

4 жыл бұрын

I remember Battle Kat - mainly because of how weird it was that a wrestler had the same name as He-Mans mount.

The best thing about wrestling is that odds are, at some point, every wrestler is or was at least one person's absolute favorite wrestler. I love that. I love the idea that somewhere in the world, in early 1990, some kid was absolutely captivated by Mark Young.

@Torthrodhel

3 жыл бұрын

Spot on! It's the best. :D That feeling that you got to choose your favourite and goddamnit nobody's gonna tell you otherwise. heh :)

@jakesafc5348

3 жыл бұрын

My favourite was Kane which is all well and good, he was a main eventer in his hay-day. But this was 2012, and it was not Mayor Glenn Jacobs’s hayday

@Blotto1001

3 жыл бұрын

@@jakesafc5348 i remember when kane and undertaker were brothers and undertaker burned kanes face

@MrKevinEaddy

3 жыл бұрын

I liked SD Jones and Barry Horowitz as a kid

@CalloPasta

2 жыл бұрын

No, most definitely not.

Al Perez ... one of the great Spanish luchadores, back in the day, that many young Hispanic eyes looked up to (including myself) along with Pedro Morales, Carlos Colon, Tito Santana, Taz, Konnan , Johnny Rodz, Hercules Hernandez, The Barbarian, The Guerrero Family and the countless Masked & high flying wrestlers made many of us to train hard and dream. Man, those were the days.

@lordevyl8317

Жыл бұрын

Dude was pretty much his generation's Eddie Guerrero.

Thank you for mentioning "Big Bull" Nick Busick. Nick was a mainstay in Georgia during the height of Georgia's 80s local run. When he moved to the WWF, I remember it being a big deal. And then...nothing. But he's definitely unforgettable for some of us.

@tonypastor705

Жыл бұрын

Yeah, I loved watching Big Bully Busick- he was interesting and wish he had a bigger push!

@lordevyl8317

Жыл бұрын

He also worked back in the late 70s for the WWWF for Vince's dad (during his early days in the business, mostly as a jobber)

@JA_WILL

Жыл бұрын

Used to work out in the same gym with Busick in 1988 or so. He was a powerhouse. He was also a Police Officer in Southern Metro Atlanta. He looked like a Giant in that police car.

@maryheim-hancock8625

Жыл бұрын

Busick wrestled in Smokey Mt. as Bruiser Bedlam. Had a decent run . He was over enough that Cornett started a taped fist title called brass knuckles championship. He held it pretty much whole time till promotion folded. Lost it several times but won it back next week. These were actually very entertaining matches Ang good gimmick. Damn site better then Big Bully. Had same look. Was good worker. Vince and his "visions" of what to do with wrestler mostly sucked. But when he hit he didn't bunt. He hit grand slams. Or struck out. He really screwed some promising careers up big time. Also made a lot of people rich. That's why I can't watch NXT. Seeing talent get better and better yet knowing when they get to Raw they get the Keith Lee or Cross treatment unbearable. Cross losing first match to Jeff Hardy? Keith Lee manhandled by Lashly who then became became fall guy to get Omass over. Like you need Togo out of your way to get 7 foot 4 400 pound westler over. Didn't help Omass and there's nothing on planet gonna help Jeff but Jeff. Omass harder to watch then Opera. BORING!!! Love seeing Jeff when he's doing well but pretty much given up on him. He certainly seems to have given up on himself. As one who has same issues I can tell him this FOR SURE. Don't defeat yourself. Your the only one who can help you now. it's not impossible it's been done a thousand times by a thousand people. And it's not a illness. It's a life choice. I don't care what you've done or what's been done to you. If you want to be clean it's out there. It's gonna hurt. It's hard as hell. But it's there. Smart and talented as you appear to be you got this in ya. You have money and fame on your side. People will line up to help you but others will line up to use you. Easy to tell who's who.

@theyamo7219

3 ай бұрын

@@maryheim-hancock8625 Bruiser BEDLAM was NOT Busick. Busier Bedlam was former WWF jobber Johnny k-9 (real name Ion Croituro) who was Canadian, and eventually went to prison for murder (he was a member of a biker gang)

January 23, 1984. Hulk Hogan defeats the Iron Sheik to become the WWF Champion and Hulkamania begins running wild. How is it arguable that this is NOT the start of the Golden Era?

@seabassmcgee3367

4 жыл бұрын

Yeah its defo around then, no later than wrestlemania 1, prob ended around 92 some time

@BradleyVolk3

4 жыл бұрын

wow. very true.

@michaeltruthson6262

3 жыл бұрын

Very very true.

@ferox965

3 жыл бұрын

It is.

@c.l.freeman7654

3 жыл бұрын

Exactly. The Hulkamania era is the Golden era

I'm only here for Big Bully Busick and his manager Harvey Wippleman. Incredible how young Wippleman was, born in 1965, he was only 25 years old in 1990. Busick, born June 1, 1954, passed away on May 8, 2018, sadly enough. I liked him, his unmistakable and distinctive style. Could have been a real star if they only had let him...

I'm amazed at how many people remember Scott Casey so well here in Texas as a star. I got to see him as both a well known star in Texas and a jobber in WWF

Nick Busick was one tough Son of a Gun and proud native of Weirton West Virginia.. He beat cancer once, and got himself back into damn good shape for a man his age. He was a great guy outside the ring, active with his church, a good family man and devoted grandfather. Sadly cancer came back and he died a couple of years ago.

Perez does actually look like Rollins. Wow!

@DKCG0113

4 жыл бұрын

Hypefinn 305 I was stunned by that

@hypefinn

4 жыл бұрын

@@DKCG0113 yeah

@Dhammond5

4 жыл бұрын

Wonder if he ever stayed in Iowa.....

@hypefinn

4 жыл бұрын

@@Dhammond5 yeah

@hypefinn

4 жыл бұрын

@james Nas self isolating mate 😂😂😂😂

The "Golden Era' Spans from 1980 - [The end of Backlund's run as champ in '83 when he lost to the Iron Shiek, and went as late as Hogan's last match in WWF/WWE of his first run in August of '93]

@TheREALOC1972

3 ай бұрын

Agreed, The Era prior to 1980 is called the Legends Era.

Met the Duke at a union bar one night. He was a really nice guy and even gave us free tickets to the Boston Garden. We realized how much pull he had that night, we ended up in nose bleed seats, but hey they were free tickets. Unfortuantely he loast that night.

Had the privilege to meet Bully Busick at the gym i go to in Weirton, WV. Hes from the area. He’s still in pretty good shape in his older age. I believe he was diagnosed with cancer. His son Branko (pronounced Bronco) Busick has fought in Bellator MMA and also trains at my gym.

@adamlucas2203

Жыл бұрын

Not often I see someone else from my area on KZread. I work alot of strip clubs and didnalot of work in weirton when I was dating a girl and living up there

@josephambrose2852

3 ай бұрын

Busick's dead as a doornail

I wonder how it feels to be a performer and seeing yourself on a list of "forgotten stars". The "star" part is surely nice, but it must suck to know that your efforts are... well, "forgotten".

@marknesbitt6959

3 жыл бұрын

Being a has been is much better than being a never was

@dcap79

3 жыл бұрын

They probably think "Wow! I forgot I played that guy!"

Jobber David Studemeyer had the most losses in 86-88 and no wins. Bobby Heenan used to call him David Studebaker haha & also predicted be would win ......someday. Bobby Heenan was a treasure!

Battle Kat was based on the justice society’s wildcat look and he pretty much nailed it

Man, I remember seeing The Duke of Dorchester, Pete Doherty at a bunch of shows at the old Boston Garden (or as it was called in Boston, The Gahden.) It was really amazing how over the guy was locally.

@TheREALOC1972

3 ай бұрын

I saw him in St. Louis with Sam Muschnick's St. Louis Wrestling Club during his WWE run against Sam Houston and he actually won the match, Sam hit Pete with a Flying forearm and legitimently broke his forearm, and pulled Pete, was legotmitely got knocked out on top of him for the pin. After the Pete woke up we chanted his name and he did a boogie woogie dance for the crowd, I doubt the WWE ever reconigized the win.

"If Bret Hart can put the sharpshooter on the Bully, he can put in on anybody!" - Macho Man Randy Savage

The “Golden Era” of the WWF aligns perfectly with career arc of Iron Mike Sharpe’s tenure with the company. He was the glue that held everything together.

@SethHolmes

Жыл бұрын

I wonder if his arm injury ever healed.

@DeadKoby

Жыл бұрын

I looked forward to Mike Sharpe and other top tier enhancement talent, because at least you got a competitive match.......... rather than a 100% squash that went on too long.

Al Perez had a cool finisher. It was a Razors Edge with a spin. Never got why he was buried....until this video

@kpllc4209

4 жыл бұрын

He seems like the type of guy that didn't take any shit, That doesn't work in the wrestling business.

@Pastyovercoat

4 жыл бұрын

I only remember him from nwa and the Texas promotions

Conan Chris Walker always cracked me up during his Memphis run. He wasn't a bad worker and he was one of the most impressive physical specimens in the Memphis territory, but the poor guy couldn't cut a promo to save his life. I don't know if it's because he was a rookie and was trying to show respect for the vets, but he was so mild in his promos it was hilarious. He'd usually praise his opponents and then just say something like, "We'll give it a try!" I remember him talking about some other tag team and going, "Well, they sure beat the heck out of us in that previous match, but we learned from it and next time we're gon' show 'em we're as tough as they is!" And then he just nodded and grinned. Likeable, but not exactly terrifying. :)

Sadly, some of these people were stars in regional promotions that Vince put out of business. He commonly used such people as scrubs later on.

I'm not sure how anyone ever gets over in wrestling. These gimmicks were gold!

On "Superstars" and "Challenge" you LOVED seeing a Barry Horowitz, Scott Casey, Mike Sharpe, or Mark Young, because at least there would be a competitive match. Some of WWF's job guys did ZERO other than just take a beating.

Anyone else think Big Bully Busick looks like he could be Rusev's dad?

@scarecrow33

4 жыл бұрын

I worked with his daughter and she looks like she could be his sister. Lol

@LostRhodes

4 жыл бұрын

@@scarecrow33 I am legitimately SO jealous right now.

@robertrodriguez787

4 жыл бұрын

He looks like Mario from the Super Mario Bro. Video games

@painvillegaming4119

2 жыл бұрын

@@robertrodriguez787 that is captain el pano

Just imagine if they gave bubba ray duddley the bowler hat, handbar moustache and giant cigar and called him Boully Ray in WWE... Best gimmick return ever.

I actually attended a show at the old Boston Garden as a teenager to see an opener of Haku vs. Pete Doherty... The Duke actually got the win that night with the old "back suplex into a pin with both men's shoulders down, but the guy on top rolls his shoulder at 3" spot... And Haku fed him a superkick after the bell. But was fun...

That Moment @ 5:19 When I realized Kerry Was Wrestling With His Prosthetic Foot...Mind Blown Again...R.I.P.

I remember all of these, and many others you didn’t mention. Black Bart, and the Bully was a couple of my Dad’s favorite’s. Thanks for another great video.

Jeez, the only time I remember seeing Battle Kat was a house show in Oakland in 1990.

Bully looks like the old comic book character Dum Dum Dugan of Nick Fury's howling commandos

No amount of Rip The Crippler Oliver will ever be enough. I hated him as a kid in the Portland area but that dude was good at that job & was apparently very well respected by many in the industry.

I used to LOVE the duke of dorchester, pete doughrety(pronounced dough re ty not the awful pronunciation you did) also i saw pete become number 2 in a rumble match in the boston garden, only to lose to King Kong Bundy. Id have to say, prob his finest moment even outlasting lanny poffo lol

Whoa, that Al Perez / Seth Rollins comparison makes you think paternity test. And are we sure that Big Bully Busick is NOT actually Luis Avalos from The Electric Company?

I'm old, I remember watching all these wrestlers, I've been watching wrestling since I was 8 years old, back in 1966, every time they wrestled at the Coliseum in San Diego, we were there, my brothers and I lived with our grandparents, and they were huge wrestling fans. Gorilla Monsoon, Pedro Morales, Los Medicos, Bobo Brazill, the Fabulous Moolah, The Destroyer, Adrian Adonis, Stu Hart, Fritz Von Erich, Bruno Samartino, Tito Santana, Chief Jay Strongbow, Freddie Blassie, Johnny Valentine, Killer Kowalski, there are so many.

I remember watching Al Perez wrestling in WCCW. Yes I'm old.

Richard Harris AKA (Black Bart ). Also happened to be a second generation wrestler. The son of George ''Two Ton'' Harris. And the "Battle Cat" character was inspired by (Satoru Sayama's Tiger Mask).

@iwasanangryyoungman

Жыл бұрын

Pete Doherty moonlighting in the WWE is one thing, but the late Richard Harris? Shakespeare not paying the rent???

I bought WWF trading cards in the mid eighties, but since my area only carried NWA, I had no idea who any of those people were (even Hulk Hogan)!

I recognize most of these names from other companies, but I do remember Power Cat in WWF as well. Wow...what a gimmick. Also, Al Perez was awesome. He was allegedly supposed to originally be the Black Scorpion according to multiple sources.

I had no idea Al Perez or Black Bart wrestled for WWF. I learned something today. Thanks Cultaholic!

I remember all of these guys, to some degree. The Golden Age was the period I was most into wrestling, and I definitely remember having high hopes for Big Bully Busick because I thought his gimmick was great.

i grew up watching WWF...on saturdays at about noon right after The Littles....WWF superstars cartoon just before.

According to Ric Flair, Perez was supposed to play the Black Scorpion through the entire life of the angle, but he supposedly quit after he was told that ultimately he would lose the feud with Sting & not win the title. Also, booker Ole Anderson broke his arm around the same time, so the Black Scorpion gimmick went off the rails, with Flair eventually being unmasked as the Black Scorpion

5:45 So he's the real life Wrasslin' version of Gabby Jay? Yay!

@andrewojanen9167

3 жыл бұрын

and Curt Hawkins was Glass Joe

Busick looks like Charles Boyle had a love child with Rusev in the 1920's.

The Butcher looks very young in that thumbnail

@M._mkid

3 жыл бұрын

What's his name?

I recall Sivi Afi teaming up in 6 man tags with the islanders when they were faces. When the islanders turned heel, Afi was often seen on the same cards with them still as a face, doing jobs to other heels. This is news to me if he actually joined Haku before Haku went solo. Sivi Af i started strong in WWE always gaining wins over no names then slowly got demoted to losing all the time.

@XxowendanxX

3 ай бұрын

He was a babyface jobber when I started watching. He was somehow aligned with the islanders I suppose because of nationality. The islanders joined heenans crew and savi criticized them for it and was still a babyface for 6-12 months before turning heel himself

RIP Oliver was great here in Portland. Didn't know he was the super ninja. Nice video.

I had a WWF Magazine subscription back around '90-'92. Battle Kat had an article in one of the magazines and I was intrigued (I was a kid, mind you), but never saw him on tv. Always thought it was odd because I had never actually seen a match with him, so I didn't know if the mag made a mistake or something.

I was at that taping in Sacramento when the Warrior defeated the Ninja.

Busick shares an aesthetic with Dum Dum Dugan from the Howlin' Commandoes, if anybody remembers them from OOOOOOOlllld marvel comics...

4:08 They couldn't find a picture of Tuggers holding up his right pointer finger?

Scott Casey was around forever in the 80's

I loved watching wrestling,born 1980, and i never even heard of #10,9,8,7,6 . Bully got fired for dumping popcorn on a girls head on TV. I remember watching it happen

I was in the 5th grade at the beginning of the Golden era. I don't think I ever missed an episode of Superstars or wrestling challenge. The only guy I really remember from this list is Big Bully Busic. Am I the only one who doesn't remember most of these guys?

To me, the golden era was 87 to 92, but I will accept 86 as it really set up Mania III. 93 however is far too shit for me to think that it was still worthy of that distinction. I think the Golden Era ends shortly after Summerslam 92.

I loved the Brooklyn Brawler... he was one of my favorites because he was entertaining. I think Bobby Henan called them "ham and eggers" but he was one of the best of them (in my opinion)!

Super Ninja! I forgot about him but do remember being a bit concerned before that SNME match because Warrior was (is) by far my favorite

ADAM: 10 forgotten stars of WWE's Golden Era STONE COLD: What??? THE ROCK: It doesn't matter what their name is!!! FAROOQ: Damn!!!!

@michaelweech6432

3 ай бұрын

Steve Austin’s one of only three good wrestlers we got post-1994 (the other two, before anyone asks, are Goldust & Kane). As I keep saying, 1994 was the last year of the ‘golden’ era (this era began some time in the 80s, but I don’t know what exact date), where the 1994 Survivor Series was the last PPV of this era (no wonder it was the last Survivor Series to take place on Thanksgiving Eve); 1995 was the year of the ‘new generation’ era (the first PPV, of this new era, was that year’s Royal Rumble). Not surprised the Hasbro WWF toy line was reaching its demise, as of post-1994 (again, given that this was the end of the ‘golden’ era). I *can* give recipes, though, for WWE fans who wish Hasbro did make Steve Austin, Goldust and Kane (these three are definitely the only three good wrestlers of the era that began in 1998 - the ‘attitude’ era).

I honestly thought the thumbnail was king Ross for a minute 🤯

Wow, I haven't heard the name Pete Doherty in over 30 years. I remember him wrestling in MA when I was a kid.

I actually remember all these guys.

I only knew Super Ninja, well done Cultaholic

Mark Young was awesome. He almost always popped up the monthly WWF house shows at the Louisville Gardens in Louisville, Kentucky, and my friend and I saw him several times. Every time, he came out and breakdanced before the match. We used Print Shop and markers on my friend's Commodore 128 to make a banner for him once. He may have been a jobber, but he was damned good at what he did.

@maryscarpa2211

3 жыл бұрын

THANK YOU DR. CHUPA-=-his mom

Battle Kat was a wwf tiger mask parody and i loved it 😂

@lordevyl8317

Жыл бұрын

More like a weird cross between Tiger Mask and Black Tiger

WOW - I learned alot here... never heard of Battlekat, or Super Ninja.... I do remember Pete Dougherty cause I am from MA originally. - he was well known in New England. Never knew Al Perez was there - they left out his WCW run with Gary Hart

Sorry for the previous comments on your channel. Thought this was Jim’s channel. Will now subscribe. This was a great video. To those in the know. I hope Jim sees this.

Black Bart has some awesome shoot interviews out there, worth looking for.

Wow Al Perez really did very much look like Seth Rollins that’s crazy.

You think battlecat was an attempt to capitalize on Tiger Mask? I could definitely see it.

5:13 pat was probably asking him out on a date.

@richkeeney4744

4 жыл бұрын

Patterson: "I hear you go both ways!" Perez: "WTF?!?" Patterson: "Whoa, whoa, calm down... I meant you work as both a face and a heel! Gee, what did you think I meant?" (sly smile)

@ItDoesntMatterReally

4 жыл бұрын

@@richkeeney4744 Pretty hilarious considering Perez was quite the tweener.

@richkeeney4744

4 жыл бұрын

@@ItDoesntMatterReally That's actually verbatim what Perez said in a shoot interview. Probably why he didn't stick around in the WWF for long. Of course his whole "I'm so much better than Flair" bs was tough to live down as well.

Portuguese Man of War, Jimmy Powers, Ludvig Borga, Zeus, Tom Zenk

My dad was a wrestling coach. WWF wrestling was something we were highly discouraged from watching. I watched a little of whatever WCW was called before Ted Turner owned it when i was at my grandparents house on a saturday? Night sometimes. I started watching wrestling again in 1997 or so i actually went to the first ever Monday Night Nitro in the new Denver Nuggets basketball stadium it was called the Pepsi Center at the time I did see the second WWF major event shown on TV that was Hogan VS Andre on television it was in Detroit and Hogan beat Andre. Its late at night and i woke up from sleep so sorry if i forgot the name of these events or typed something wrong. I think its been twenty years since i got into wrestling but I'm usually going to work at the time

i remember the other superfly from when i was 9. i thought he & snuka were the same dude.

Al Perez is Seth's father. HHH lost to The Brooklyn Brawler and look where it took him. I seen Mark Young at MSG against Berry Horowitz he did the break dacing when he came out to the ring, at one point during the match and after he won.

Rip Oliver was a legit Portland legend. FUN FACT: Another Portland Wrestling legend, Playboy Buddy Rose was the very first wrestler ever introduced at WrestleMania (as The Executioner).

@davidcoates7615

Жыл бұрын

Both were very talented and awsome on the mic. Lots of talent came out of Portland or spent time there. I think Portland was the the first hard core wrestling! The Grappler was very Hard core!😎

@scottyawesomesauce

Жыл бұрын

@@davidcoates7615 I was about 9 when they came to my little dinky home town high school for a card. Asked Billy Two Eagles for an autograph and he was happy to do it. Saw Rip Oliver (major heel) watching a match leaning against the gym wall so I asked him for an autograph. He never broke kayfabe, and without looking at me told me, "No. F*** off." Greatest. Moment. Ever. 😂

@retrogaminghippie3720

Жыл бұрын

The Owen’s were well known for taking good care of the wrestlers and many great wrestlers passed through for that reason. Great story about you autographs. I was lucky enough to get the assassin’s and mr. ebony’s autos when they came to my small town

Loved Playboy Buddy Rose 🥀 and Black Bart 🤠 forgot about The Duke of Dorchester LoL awesome 👏

Wow… I was around 5 when most of this went down. I was plugged into my tv and lived for wrestling, I don’t recall any of them.

This video made me realize that singer Pete Doherty would've also made for quite the wrestler. What a character arc

When it was known as the WWF! I still say it to this day. Even though I haven't watched a match since Wrestlemania 1

Those were the days, I remember all of these.

Im 31, didnt watch till raw debut3d in 94, i believe?i was 5. The attitude era and on was my childhood. Im still catching up to golden era times

That stache is hella awesome

Are we really just gonna ignore Pete "dockety". Because it's Pete Doherty. Not dockety.

@muvs32pap

4 жыл бұрын

Right

@flysDANZIGknows

4 жыл бұрын

That's how it's pronounced in the UK and Ireland. Not everyone speaks American believe it or not

@petemccarthy6403

4 жыл бұрын

@@flysDANZIGknows I mean I didn't know that. I wasn't trying to slight the United kingdom or anything. Iljustvas an American it sounded weird to me

Busick rockin the handlebar

Just the use of the word 'ruffian' makes this awesome!

3 Pittsburgh area WWE stars all died back in 2018 Bruno, Valiant and Busick R.I.P

@theyamo7219

3 ай бұрын

Busick was actually from WV, he just spent a lot of time in Pittsburgh

The only one of those I actually knew was Big Bully Busick and I only know him because he was featured in a trading card series at the beginning of the nineties.

I think I want BBB’s mustache but I should probably get his build first. 💪

I can never remember how many times Booker T won the Championship.

I remembered every one of these guys pretty vividly actually. I watched a lot of wrestling during that Golden Era. I was young so I actually thought it was real. And then when I got older and realized it's all scripted , I still really liked a lot of it through the 90s and early 2000s during those Hollywood Hogan years, The Rock, Stone cold and Big sexey.. but my favorite is and will always be the Nature boy Ric flair

I got Black Bart's autograph. He was Cowboy Bart in Mid-Atlantic at the time. He was in the main event against Manny Fernandez, who also gave me his autograph.

Perez was gone after he wouldn't let McMahon buddy pat stick him from behind

@themachine8277

4 жыл бұрын

Someone finally gets it.

@Torthrodhel

3 жыл бұрын

The way it was put in the video, "reacted badly to something he said" or something like that, did ring alarm bells. You don't word something quite that carefully without there being something dodgy you're trying not to say. I don't get why not to just say it though.

How on earth did they not ride Big Bully Busick to the moon? That moustache alone could talk people into the door. Granted I remember the face don't remember if was any good in the ring. But if he could have an entertaining fight with Big Boss Man it would have been all that was needed.

1:28 Wow, Adrian Adonis actually looked handsome!

Big Bully Busick kind of looks like Marvel's "Dum Dum Dugan" from the Howling Commandos / Agents of Shield.

Me seeing that first pic of Perez, hair is way different Me seeing the long haired Perez pics after, oh damnnn!! It's Seth

How bout Barry Horowitz, Barry O, Nailz, Mike Sharpe, Wellington Welles, SD Jones, Berserker?

@lordevyl8317

4 жыл бұрын

Most people remember Sharpe and Horowitz though. In fact none of those guys were really forgotten, except for maybe Welles

@Miller-jh2bg

2 жыл бұрын

@Mike Brailsford also sd Jones was widely loved and was pretty popular in the ring, mostly in the 70s though. And nailz tried to testify against vince McMahon during the steroids trials, I’ve heard he’s a reason why the case was dropped because of him saying that he hated McMahon in court. Ps you can’t say you hate someone in court because it makes the jury think that you are only testifying or suing just so you could ruin there life or take there money, and not that the offender was actually guilty of something

@Miller-jh2bg

2 жыл бұрын

@Mike Brailsford never heard that one, but that sounds really interesting

@XxowendanxX

3 ай бұрын

What about the moondogs, spot and Rex?