Live Piper's Pit - Guests are The Hillbillies

With Guests Uncle Elmer, Hillbilly Jim and Cousin Junior who calls also Jesse The Body to come out of his broadcasting table and come to the ring and confront them because he badmouthed Uncle Elmer during his wedding ceremony

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[kes1963]

did cousin junior or uncle elmer ever become famous after this storyline?

[Dotheoz1]

No for both. Cousin Junior was fired very quickly and replaced by Cousin Luke.

[Dotheoz1]

And for Uncle Elmer his wrestling prime was in the 60's & 70's. So he soon retired after leaving the wwf in mid 1986.

[TRIPLEOGV666]

in the back is that bob orton?

[Dotheoz1]

yes

[bassmaster18470]

Pro wrestling was 100 times better back in the 80's

[simonteam]

these are the golden period and moments of the wwf-thanks for posting

[12valvepower1]

hillbilly jim has his own radio show, on sattelite radio.. the moonshine matinee, in mudlick kentucky.. every day.

[postalmeter]

@JRyanBrooks101

Oh geez a big-mouth shit-for-brains douchebag who's seen too many movies.

Yeah right, Navy Seals are sent in unarmed with their bare hands.. fucking cocksucking moron.

[buttercremehonda]

@postalmeter Wow. The legendary "wrestlers' union" story. No actually my parents were hard workers and could actually put two sentences together without putting themselves over at the same time. Jesse Ventura is a worthless piece of shit who left his home state in worse shape than it was before he was "elected". At least Arnold had some legit competition in the California race. But hey, they're two peas in a pod. Agent Orange my ass. He could shoot an action movie but not wrestle 2 minutes. Sure

[postalmeter]

@buttercremehonda

Jesse spited Hogan because Hogan was a FINK AND WHORE who SOLD OUTJesse and other wrestlers to keep them from organizing and forming a Union; he basically shilled them out to Vince like a fucking JUDAS.

So you defend traitors and whores, your PARENTS must be both.

[buttercremehonda]

@postalmeter Oh boy. K, first of all: Jesse did take steroids. "Spiting", in other words to spite someone, is not "spitting" on someone genius. And in case you haven't figured out who Ventura spited more than anybody, I'll let you in on it: he wears red and yellow and drops his leg on his opponents. And that particular wrestler made more money in one month than Jesse did for playing Blaine, Captain Freedom, and who could forget his Oscar-worthy role as a security guard in Batman Forever.

[postalmeter]

@buttercremehonda

Er, Jesse NEVER had a steroid-body. Jese was never much of a wrestler, and he made MUCH more than Monsoon in movies like Predator and Running Man etc.

Likewise, you don't join the Navy Seals to get RICH, you do it to SERVE YOUR COUNTRY ASSHOLE!

As for spitting, that was the charcter BLAINE in "Predator," he did NOT chew tobacco or spit otherwise-- that was TERRY FUNK's gimmick!

As for bloodclots, ever heard of AGENT ORANGE and other chemicals, dumbass? Like in VIETNAM?

[postalmeter]

@Seanatonin

No shit, he really mastered the "Monkey Island" art of combat-- i.e. it's not what you DO in fights that counts, but what you SAY to PWN them!

Like against Hogan: "I might have to rip that walrus-mustache right off his face!"

Or Shawn Michaels: "You think you're replacing ME? I didn't need to wear CROTCHLESS LEATHER PANTIES!"

Piper had a PWN-shop!

[postalmeter]

@dw1985

Give you a hint: "He's just a BOYY TOYYYYYYYY....."

In other words: NEVER FUCKING MORE!!!!

[postalmeter]

@JRyanBrooks101

Unless they're fighting underwater, a mountain-style champ can wipe their ASS with a Navy Seal OR a bodybuilder! They can wrestle bears, wolves, knock down trees, you name it!

[postalmeter]

@Dotheoz1

Junior was very much in demand in the Indies, however, and he got to use the song "Country Boy" as his entrance-theme.

The problem was that they never, to my knowledge, promoted them on on the fact that hilbillies are known for being very good wrestlers who use special "mountain-style" wrestling moves unseen almost anywhere else.

Hillbilly Jim, for example, simply said that he did some wrestling "around the house," not that he was a local champion like the Beverly Hillbillies etc.