Thanks for posting this, loved the JB Angels when they came over to the WWF in 1980's. Too bad they didn't stay longer but probably saw how clueless Vince was with the women's division and went back to Japan where they'd be treated better.
Jumping Bomb Angels should have congrat Yokozuna for making history of being the first Japanese World Champion in WWF. Beating Bret Hart was the defining moment in his career.
Mentioned this in another video, but I'll mention it again. Yokozuna WAS NOT Japanese, he was Samon and born in America. So Yokozuna or his real name Rodney Anoa'i WAS NOT the "first Japanese WWF champion." Again according to WWE record books, there has NEVER BEEN a Japanese WWE champion.
@Musiclover19 Adding to your comment about Yokozuna, the man, not being Japanese -- Yokozuna, the character, wasn't Japanese either. He was always announced as being from Polynesia.
Where did you FIND this!?! The Jumping Bomb Angels were the most interesting thing to hit WWF Women's wrestling in the 80's, and were the biggest shot in the arm for the Women's Tag team title EVER. They should try and bring back the Women's tag team title. Of course, to do that the Divas might actually have to start getting along for prolonged periods of time. Mind you there hasn't been a really good tag team (male or female) since the Rockers broke up. (La Resistance came close, though).
@GWRevolution2008 Me too. I'm crushing hard on these 2. They kicked ass then, I wonder if a team like them could give the US wrestling a shot in the arm like 25 yrs ago
@hendrix7981 Dude the problem was that the Jumping Bomb Angels were in fact TOO GOOD during their time in the WWF, they made the other women wrestlers look bad and truthfully they were better than most of the MALE tag teams WWF had at that time and that's part of the reason they didn't last long in the WWF, they were ahead of their time. Hell if they came to the WWE today during what they did than, they'd STILL be ahead of their time and sadly won't last long.
@Musiclover19 I will argue the fact they made MOST male teams look bad. There were quite a few who were good, but they made the big lumbering teams look bad. And even the women had good wrestlers. I think what really happened was they only had some kind of exchange with Japan cause Velvet McIntyre and Judy Martin were over seas too for a bit.
Thanks!! They where soo ahead of the times. In an era of plodding stereotypical womens "rasslin", these two opened alot of fans eyes to Japanese pride, and passion bout pro-wrestling. Too bad the WWF buried em...
Thanks for posting this, loved the JB Angels when they came over to the WWF in 1980's. Too bad they didn't stay longer but probably saw how clueless Vince was with the women's division and went back to Japan where they'd be treated better.
hamanu666 2 months ago
daikidreamさん、
ごめんなさいYouTubeの新しい設定になってから分からず、
間違えて貴方からのコメントを消してしまいましたm(_ _)m。
失礼致しましたm(_ _)m。
JBは元祖逆輸入ですよ。
jbsquall 4 months ago
This is catchy as hell
davesecx 5 months ago in playlist davesecx's Favorited Videos 4
Jumping Bomb Angels should have congrat Yokozuna for making history of being the first Japanese World Champion in WWF. Beating Bret Hart was the defining moment in his career.
21richkid 5 months ago
Mentioned this in another video, but I'll mention it again. Yokozuna WAS NOT Japanese, he was Samon and born in America. So Yokozuna or his real name Rodney Anoa'i WAS NOT the "first Japanese WWF champion." Again according to WWE record books, there has NEVER BEEN a Japanese WWE champion.
Musiclover19 5 months ago 3
@Musiclover19 Adding to your comment about Yokozuna, the man, not being Japanese -- Yokozuna, the character, wasn't Japanese either. He was always announced as being from Polynesia.
Ogyaf 2 months ago
Jumping Bomb Angels for WWE Hall of Fame 2012
trekfanful 6 months ago 2
This is Billy Idol's "(Do Not) Stand in the Shadows!" :)
MaxK18 7 months ago
...全コメ英語...(笑)。
日本が誇るJBエンジェルスo(｀▽´)o。
jbsquall 7 months ago
@jbsquall やっぱすごいっすねｗｗｗ
daikidream 4 months ago
this is awesome! i love it
Y2MAC 8 months ago
epic win on this upload. I had a huge 8 yr old boner for these two back then.
bigdanish78 9 months ago
Where did you FIND this!?! The Jumping Bomb Angels were the most interesting thing to hit WWF Women's wrestling in the 80's, and were the biggest shot in the arm for the Women's Tag team title EVER. They should try and bring back the Women's tag team title. Of course, to do that the Divas might actually have to start getting along for prolonged periods of time. Mind you there hasn't been a really good tag team (male or female) since the Rockers broke up. (La Resistance came close, though).
MrOhara77 11 months ago
The Jumping Bomb Angels ruled! I used to like the little thick one on the left lol
GWRevolution2008 1 year ago
@GWRevolution2008 Me too. I'm crushing hard on these 2. They kicked ass then, I wonder if a team like them could give the US wrestling a shot in the arm like 25 yrs ago
hendrix7981 9 months ago
@hendrix7981 Dude the problem was that the Jumping Bomb Angels were in fact TOO GOOD during their time in the WWF, they made the other women wrestlers look bad and truthfully they were better than most of the MALE tag teams WWF had at that time and that's part of the reason they didn't last long in the WWF, they were ahead of their time. Hell if they came to the WWE today during what they did than, they'd STILL be ahead of their time and sadly won't last long.
Musiclover19 5 months ago
@Musiclover19 I will argue the fact they made MOST male teams look bad. There were quite a few who were good, but they made the big lumbering teams look bad. And even the women had good wrestlers. I think what really happened was they only had some kind of exchange with Japan cause Velvet McIntyre and Judy Martin were over seas too for a bit.
sslrranma 2 weeks ago
Thanks!! They where soo ahead of the times. In an era of plodding stereotypical womens "rasslin", these two opened alot of fans eyes to Japanese pride, and passion bout pro-wrestling. Too bad the WWF buried em...
agridomer 1 year ago
@agridomer
I don't think they buried them at all... they were womens tag champs when the belts meant more...
FWAWrestling 1 year ago