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Dynamite 1980-1984 was the worlds best

@LeeHardingTV

3 ай бұрын

My favorite at the time!

I remember watching Dynamite Kid in his prime on stampede wrestling in the 80’s (Tiger Mask not withstanding) I’ve never seen anyone like him. He could literally fly. Good things come in small packages.

I remember a friend sending me a tape of a bunch of Dynamite Kid and Tigermask matches from the early 80s, and being absolutely blown away by it It didn't feel like I was watching wrestling from the early 80s, it felt like I was watching something lightyears ahead of it's time. It felt like something that could have been shown on TV in the mid 2000s and nobody would have known any better if it weren't for the video quality. It almost feels like an understatement to call Dynamite Kid a trendsetter, because that fast but hard hitting Jr Heavyweight style is basically ubiquitous in the mainstream these days.

Greatest in ring wrestler I ever saw considering the time when he was at his peak

@user-ih8fn1uz6y

3 ай бұрын

Dynamite was a slapnut

I had the fortune of seeing Dynamite in the Corral (Stampede wrestling's home base) during his early years.....the guy was lightyears ahead of most of the roster, and as Bret said, he woke up the matches with his high flying moves. Stampede was rocking in those 1977-82 years.

WWF wrestling classic tournament in the 80's. Macho Man vs Dynamite Kid in the final was AWESOME. They did a suplex over the top rope and savage still managed to win

@Kingof69ner

3 ай бұрын

Semi final but I do understand what you're saying! Not too bad for a 5 min match

Check out his nephew..... spitting image of Dynamite and wrestle so beautifully

@TurnbuckleTimes

3 ай бұрын

💯

Dynamite. Wasn’t a good guy. But he was a wrestler 🤼 machine. Hell of a worker 👋

He was a beast of a man they just couldn’t handle him. Tough Lancashire stock ❤

@TurnbuckleTimes

3 ай бұрын

💯🇬🇧

@Bobbybulsara179

3 ай бұрын

Lancashire!!!!!

@Bigtimecharliepotatoes

3 ай бұрын

@@Bobbybulsara179 sorry. Thanks for the correction ❤️Freddie

I freaking loved Dynamite and the Bulldogs as a kid. Huge Huge fan of his back in the day. Everything was just so tight and crisp. Too bad it seems like he wasn't a very good person though.

I want to see the Bret Hart Story. Made from his book. That would be a great movie to watch.

Say what you will, but I still remember the first wrestling show I saw on TV - I was 5years old. Two guys made me go “Wow, this wrestling stuff is awesome!” 😮 They were The Blue Blazer & Dynamite Kid. I also remember thinking “Wow, this Hulk Hogan dude sucks” 😆 Spends 90% of the match getting beat..then wins

@sheldondillon

3 ай бұрын

That's EXACTLY what I thought of Hogan LOL Plus I can't stand "no sellers" Same goes to ultimate warrior and goldberg YUCK !! I refuse to capitalize their names Hahaha

Can't remember the first time seeing The British Bulldogs, but I knew of them when watching WM2 on my brothers B&W 20cm (8in) TV. My dad was British, so I inherently cheered for them!! I never saw Dynamite as the little guy as his moves were immense. It's crazy how good his Stampede & Japan matches still are even now that 40+ years have past.

@ValiantWrestling

3 ай бұрын

Your dad was english. No such thing as british.

Tommys wrestling, was rooted in catch as catch can, trainred initially by my Mothers uncle, Ted Betley and aunty Edna Millman, who had their own ring in their back garden ram-shackle shed just nearly opposite the back of the beautiful Wnwick church in Warrington U.K. From all accounts, Uncle Ted, then took him into Wigan, to the Snake pit, where the coal miners had been wrestling after a full day on the pit face, for decades, since the late 1800's, for the price of a pint of beer. When men were men and women, cooked and cleaned - no offence intended ladies - the men could not have done what they did without a young lady to keep him in check .

His comeback in the 90s was so bad. Then seeing him years later. He suffered alot and he just withered away slowly.

IRL.. routine is Good. Keeps a person on track. Bret Hart Superfan 4-ever. 👍💓🤗✌️

Dynamite was constantly taking steroids and not a natural. Roid rage and all that he went through it to stay on top. He was athletic but steroids was what he was built on. He had to take roids due to his size and roid rage is a side affect.

6:17 Is the suplex over the top rope really on YT? I can't find it.

@sleazyfellow

3 ай бұрын

I know it's on brets dvd. Just the clip of him being suplexed over the top rope with dynamite following. Great spot and pretty spectacular for the day.

Dynamite got policed by a handful of quarters

bret hart uses these 2 words often me and belt

I believe you have to part the art from the artists their some horrible people that can do amazing things they shouldn't get a pass because they have talent but we dont have to erase their work/art

Most shorty's do

Dynamite gave it all physically…his last years were awful.

Bronco Owen Hart jobbing clean to some 60 year old man really subverted expectations. ;)

Never fan of men who beat women

Steroids ruined his life.

Number 1 😂

@TurnbuckleTimes

3 ай бұрын

👏

@chrisruth7057

3 ай бұрын

​@@TurnbuckleTimesThe Dynamite Kid was short yes but he was definitely big I'm guessing he was benching at least in the mid to maybe high 400s on the beach press

So did Benoit.

@GCIndustries

2 ай бұрын

they should ban the flying headbutt they might already have because the two people that used it mainly are Benoit and the dynamite kid. one killed his family and the other abused his wife and put shotgun barrels in her face.

Brett Hart was a great tag team champion and intercontinental and world champion.Backland was a better champion.

Bret wrestling amazing, bret talking puts you to sleep quick

Steve Austin horrible interviewer but prolific woman beater .

@MyEnemy

3 ай бұрын

People are far more than their worst moment. Don't be so judgmental.

@timrobinson6573

3 ай бұрын

They had it coming. No one gets beat up because they did nothing, They did something to get hit.

@sheldondillon

3 ай бұрын

@@timrobinson6573 Damn Straight !!!

@sleazyfellow

3 ай бұрын

Austin did but let's look at all the wrestlers who haven't beat their wives or cheat or do drugs. I'm sure the list for each category is small. Brets wife in her book accused him of raping her during divorce proceedings. Like literally give me one more for the road type things.

Bret would of never been a Great heel if it wasnt for Dynamite!!!

@jagethesage

3 ай бұрын

No that's a ridiculous thing to say

@JamesMMcCann

3 ай бұрын

What's your thought process on that?

@4ArchieLee

3 ай бұрын

@@JamesMMcCann Austin would of never caught the Asswhoopin he always deserved!!!!! That Edge was passed on to Bret from Dynamite

Brett said he was 5"8 so in real life he was 5"5 or 5"6. I was a fan of him since I was growing up reading magazines. He is dead so you might as well tell the truth.

@jimmyhines-oe2ov

Ай бұрын

I think 5’8”is correct. He wasn’t 5’5 or 5’6 I wrestled him a few times . Was in Calgary in 1980 . He was incredible in the Ring.

Brett's interviews are as boring as his matches

@RaulRamirez-jv4rn

3 ай бұрын

Spoken like a true clueless casual. Go watch your flippy shit

All time Dynamite Kid fan. I don't care what people say about the person Tommy was. That's not the issue. The point is Tom Billington was a wrestling GOD. ( I am sorry God, no offense )