@BlackDynamiteNYC this was during a time before wrestlers were truly polished when it came to the interview. Sure there were some naturals at shit talking but as the mid 80's and 90s rolled around, mic skills became just as important as ring presence and thats when wrestlers really started honing their verbal arsenal.
@BlackDynamiteNYC Totally agree. Flair, Piper and definitely Dusty Rhodes. I grew up in Greenville, SC the heart of Mid-Atlantic Championship Wrestling as a kid in the 80s and wouldn't take anything for it. Every Monday night me and my dad would go to the matches. I only knew of WWF happenings from Pro Wrestling Illustrated. I don't recall any WWF wrestlers with great mic skills during that time, only the managers, i.e. Blassie, Albano, Grand Wizard, etc.
The most popular line in wrestling history: "Let me tell you something, brother."
quazzie11 2 months ago 2
Snuka before 'roids
jeste4187 2 months ago
Best part of the video starts at :50 when Paul Orndorff rubs his leg and then tries to sneak in a wedgie pick. We saw you though, Paul! :)
pajmf 3 months ago
6 years later.. they both headlined WrestleMania...
elchicho25 5 months ago
good thing these guys had great bods cuz they sure didn't have a brain between them
gonzomoya420 7 months ago in playlist WORLD WIDE WRESTLING
I never knew these two worked together anywhere
Thanks for the upload
Neither one can cut a promo worth a damn
BlackDynamiteNYC 8 months ago
@BlackDynamiteNYC this was during a time before wrestlers were truly polished when it came to the interview. Sure there were some naturals at shit talking but as the mid 80's and 90s rolled around, mic skills became just as important as ring presence and thats when wrestlers really started honing their verbal arsenal.
chazatlas 3 months ago
@chazatlas At this time, guys like Superstar Billy Graham were considered great talkers, but if you watch an old Graham promo, it stinks!
Ric Flair really changed everything when it came to promos. Rowdy Roddy Piper too was one of the new breed as well.
BlackDynamiteNYC 3 months ago
@BlackDynamiteNYC Totally agree. Flair, Piper and definitely Dusty Rhodes. I grew up in Greenville, SC the heart of Mid-Atlantic Championship Wrestling as a kid in the 80s and wouldn't take anything for it. Every Monday night me and my dad would go to the matches. I only knew of WWF happenings from Pro Wrestling Illustrated. I don't recall any WWF wrestlers with great mic skills during that time, only the managers, i.e. Blassie, Albano, Grand Wizard, etc.
chazatlas 3 months ago
AWESOME THANKS
blimpthepimp 8 months ago
LOL...Snuka...Hes one of those wrestlers who shouldn't try N conduct an interview.
Wayneman117 9 months ago
@Wayneman117 that's why when Snuka came to the WWF in the early 80s his gimmick was a mute savage managed by Capt Lou Albano.
gonzomoya420 4 months ago
@gonzomoya420 Yea..but I still like Orndorff...one of my top 10 fav.s ever.
Wayneman117 4 months ago
wow.. classic... thanks 4 uploadin this...
22GoldenMega 10 months ago