Joey marella for the wwe hall of fame. Even Bruce was asked last year at his monthly question and answer show and didn’t say a talent but Joey the ref. That speaks volumes for a higher up to mention him in that way

@montethepharaohli1prowrestling

8 ай бұрын

Thank you

Joey was my favourite referee during my childhood. Man, I always wondered why he wasn’t on TV especially after King of the ring? Years later found out why…RIP

@montethepharaohli1prowrestling

16 күн бұрын

@@MoeyViews thank you for commenting

It is great to hear Bruno speak so neutral on the accident now; his autobiography was much more "opinionated" which I can't fault him in the least, since surviving that trauma is a process. He was certainly in a different place when penning his book, so if time heals old wounds or whether putting it in writing helped him get to where he is now, then it's blessing

@montethepharaohli1prowrestling

20 күн бұрын

Good comment

Yesterday marked 30 years since we lost Joey.

@montethepharaohli1prowrestling

19 күн бұрын

@@horizontoday7874 yes prayers

He definitely feels completely different about Joey Marella now compared to when he wrote about him in his book. Good to hear that

@montethepharaohli1prowrestling

5 ай бұрын

Thank you for the comment

@edwardkay288

20 күн бұрын

So true!! I had just made a similar comment about how good it is to hear Bruno speak about that tragedy this way now. I always make room for Bruno's autobiography in my Top 5 faves, but that section was very hard to read.

He said “lit up like the 4th of July” and it was the 4th of July…am I the only one that caught that? I dunno, hard to laugh considering the circumstances

@montethepharaohli1prowrestling

Ай бұрын

Yes

Im sorry, all i can think about when i hear harvey wippleman is that he was a womens champion at some point.

@montethepharaohli1prowrestling

2 ай бұрын

Ughh