Abdul the butcher was a real piece of work.
Who was that guy from Stutgard who was on the go at the same time.
Von Gruff.
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Abdul the butcher was a real piece of work.
Who was that guy from Stutgard who was on the go at the same time.
Von Gruff.
Von Gruff.
Exodus 20:1-17
Acts 4:10-12
Someone alread mentioned George the Animal, even though I was only 10 or so when I first saw himm on TV, I really wondered why a professional wrestler would stop halfway through a "fight" to eat the padding on the ropes.
WHEN IN DOUBT, USE MORE CLOUT!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H04XhV5_KSI
Lots of great action in 6 minutes! Rest in peace Macho Man!
"Everyone has a plan, until they get punched in the face!" - Mike Tyson
"Don't let my fears become yours." - Me, talking to my children
That look on your face, when you shift into 6th gear, but it's not there.
he was working in vegas when cassius clay was getting his career going he told clay if you want to make a ton of money make the crowd hate you by saying you can't be beat "they'll pay top dollar to see somebody whip your a$$" quote from georgeOriginally Posted by JIMinPHX
How about ACE FREMEN / FREEMAN / FREMAN not Quite sure of the spelling he was a old time wrestler from the Pittsburgh area ! he occasionly came to the car dealership that i worked at , to get his car repaired.
Not to git off the subject but Josh Coschack the UFC fighter, lived next door to a shooting buddy of mine when Josh was growing up .
I also talked to Matt Huges also a UFC fighter at the NRA convention in Pittsburgh .
I always like the Crusher with his beer keg. Edge will never be "the Slim Jim man" always Randy Savage, may he RIP
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How about YUKON ERIC..
John D
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The only one I vaguely remember from the old days was Haystacks Calhoun...Ray
Proud member in the basket of deplorables.
I've got the itch, but don't got the scratch.
i grew up in the early '80's watching wrestling with my grandad. my grandad used to go to memphis back in the '50 and '60 to watch matches, long before they televised them. but randy savage was one of my favorites. R.I.P. MACHO MAN!
Ron and Don Wright, tag team.
Who ever caught one of GGs GOLDEN hairpins. I still remember the way he took them out of his hair and threw them to the audience. What a showman.
WE WON. WE BEAT THE MACHINE. WE HAVE CCW NOW.
Long Live Macho Madness!! I Loved that guy. My Dad, who passed away when I was 25, used to watch WWF with me when I was a teen in High School. We LOVED Randy Savage, and laughed out butts off when he was interviewed. I spent most of my teenage years impersonating Macho Man when my friends ahd I got together.
Heres a name many of you might NOT know...One of those wrestlers that always LOST against the wrestling stars....BARRY "O".
Heres a clip for you Macho Man fans...
http://youtu.be/YK7J0jYKpiY
Jon
WoW! Well done.
"Haystacks Calhoun"
I remember him fondly........
Been paddlin' upstream all my life, don't see no reason to turn around now.
How about Danny Hodge?
My mother always said I was the Flower of the Family, The Blooming Idiot
Danny Hodge now theres a name from a long time ago. Last I knew he was still alive and living in Perry Oklahoma. Many names brought up here that recall many memories....Wes
The problem in America today is, there are to many fools making to many rules that don't apply to themselves. Now just wait until the new pres. takes office and see what happens!!!!!
Haystack Calhoun was my grandmother's favorite. Remember the horseshoe he wore around his neck on a heavy chain? I liked Leaping Larry Shane. I grew up watching Bo Bo Brazil, Dick the Bruiser and the Shiek.
Winelover
I started watching WWF in the early 80's when I was a tween. Then came AWA, NWA, and the UWF. Randy Macho Man Savage.................OH YEA!!!!!!!!! was one of my favorites along with..........
The Von Erichs ... talk about a cursed family.
Dusty Rhodes . Magnum T.A. Rock N Roll Express . The 4 Horseman.. Minnesota Wrecking Crew. Lex Luger. The Ultimate Warrior. many many others.
My wrestling coach in High School was a pro wrestler in a small time local circut. His real name is Scott Helton but him and his partner were the "Reynolds Brothers" and their famous move was "The Reynolds wrap" .
Take Pro wrestling for what its worth... entertainment.
RIP Macho Man. It was a pleasure to watch you.
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Two Ton Harris
Wahoo MacDanuels
Masked Bolo
Dick the Bruiser, now there is a name I haven't heard in awhile. The first one I think of when I think of wrestling.
The guys farm I have deer hunted on since 77', his wife was crazy about wrestling, and thought it was real. I use to harass her about the fact that those moves would kill a normal human being but she still thought it was real. She wanted to whip my butt every time I tried to convince her that it was fake. Unfortunately they have both passed on but it sure brings back good memories and smiles. I think the old hokey wrestling was better than the new stuff, but then I don't really watch it.
I always wondered why wrestling attracted teenagers and grandmothers when I was a teenager. My maternal grandmother was just like my friends wife. A nice quiet elderly lady who would go nuts over those wrestlers.
Bob
GUNFIRE! The sound of Freedom!
Stan Hanson, Allen and Terry Funt
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