It was more real than what they are putting out now for sure. Late 80’s to mid 90’s here for my fanship. Then got too soap opera for me.it was never real but it sure was entertaining in the 70's 80's and about half of the 90's I never missed a show. My Dad took me to many matches at the Greensboro coliseum when I was a little boy
That was real enough. Lol I forgot about La Parka. He was in WCW for a bit. Always put on a show.
Usually was on the cheap tv channels (the ones that used the round antenna ) I liked Michael PS Hayes and Iceman King Parsonsit was never real but it sure was entertaining in the 70's 80's and about half of the 90's I never missed a show. My Dad took me to many matches at the Greensboro coliseum when I was a little boy
Animal from the road warriors said the wrestlers were at a steakhouse and he just finished a steak dinner and Andre showed up and animal had to eat another steak dinner with Andre , animal said what am I gonna do tell him noI saw a biography on Andre the Giant. People said the dude could throw back 100 beers after a match. Didn't say how many hot dogs he would eat.
Master-beeter?
Looks like a submission tent match
Whoever sold hats in that area made some bucksMaster-beeter?
Saw Bruno Sammartino and Fred Blasse in the mid 60s Roosevelt Stadium JC outdoors. Broken wooden chairs and all!it was never real but it sure was entertaining in the 70's 80's and about half of the 90's I never missed a show. My Dad took me to many matches at the Greensboro coliseum when I was a little boy
I did some Lucha Libre in mexico.
Pardon me MG.... but also weren't you and BRG once a well known masked tag-team known as the "Golden Maulers" and that's why all the Coop's outfits are gold?I did some Lucha Libre in mexico.
I was known as the Macho Gabacho.
Some mean folks called me Mucho Gabacho. Hey!! I couldn’t pass up a taco street vendor, ok???