All 16 NWA/WCW Four Horsemen Members: Where Are They Now? 

Sorry the 4horsemen will always be Arn Anderson, Ole Anderson, Ric Flair, and Tully Blanchard

I will always feel that the best 4 Horsemen were Flair, Tully, and the Andersons along along with J.J.Dillion. Windham was a great member as well.

if arn says Jarrett wasn't a horseman then you can rest assured he never was

Brian Pillman was the shit was never used to his full potential R.I.P

Arn, Tully, Barry, and Ric will always be my favorite incarnation, by far.

Awesome vid! "Diamonds are forever, and so are the horseman."

Arn, Ole, Rick and Tully...........lex and Barry are also acceptable. JJ Dillion Will always be a horseman

As usual the best content on RU-vid thanks for always putting out awesome videos

Flair, Windham, Arn and Tully the best horsemen

The thing is, Roma actually fits with the group, considering his "whip appeal." They should have built him up IN WCW beforehand, but calling him a jobber is disingenuous. Him and Hercules were considered the best WWE team to never have a title run.

Dat "Ric Flair Drip" by Migos at the end, though. *WOOOOO!!!*

A good friend of mine named Eddie Cheslock took the iconic picture of the four horsemen with their hands crossed.....its the pic that started it all. He's getting older now but is still around and goes to a few events a year.....mainly signings and such.

I always thought Paul Orndorff would have made a great member. Bobby Rhoode would be awesome.

Barry Windham's inclusion was one of my favorite incarnations.

I always liked the original incarnation, brother followed by the third incarnation (Windham & Co.). The Benoit & Pillman version could have been great if they had more time together, brother.

Flair,arn,ole & Blanchard with jj dillon enough said no one beats that idc who replaces who or what reincarnations there was. to me & in my opinion that’s the best

I'm sorry but Jeff Jarrett falls into the category of The Red Rooster in my book. This guy tried and tried to be Ric Flair but couldn't pull it off, but never gave it up.

My favorite version was Ric, Arn, Tully, Barry and JJ

That Japanese manager who took over for J.J Dillon back in late 80's should have made the list.

The Late Greats. Brian Plllman & Chris Benoit. These 2 Mens Soldify what the Horsemen were meant as a Group. Legends. Alongside. Ric Flair & Arn Anderson. As well Dean Malenko. The Horsemen stood for Respect. Integrity & Honor amongst each other.

There was only one original 4 horsemen from 1985, Ric flair, arn Anderson, Tully Blanchard, and ole, and lex Luger, and Barry whindam , 85-89 I know I watched as they terrorized wrestling, anything after that was hog washed horesmen or fake one's

I would love to be a member of the four horsemen they were wrestlings gangster mafia for real.

I guess I'm just too old school... J.J., Ric, Tully, Ole, & Arn...THE REAL 4 HORSEMEN FOR LIFE!!! I grew up in Gordon Alabama...about 20 miles south of Dothan Alabama. I used to watch Arn Anderson in the early 80s wrestle as Super Olympia in Ron Fuller's (The Tenn Stud) wrestling promotion & territory... Southeastern Championship Wrestling in Dothan Alabama. Ric Flair used to come thru Dothan a lot also in the 70s & 80s.

What the fk they put Jeff Jerett in the Hall of Fame but not Vader. The WWE Hall of Fame is B.S

Arn Anderson is my favorite horsemen along with manager j.j. Dillon.

Does Hennig really count? He was a spy

Flair and Arn were always horsemen, some guys filled in but they always remained consistent.

Four Horsemen? More like Forty-four Horsemen.

I remember Dean's "PLZ LET ME JOIN, I CAN PROVE MYSELF" angle.

LOVE the subject but you should have broke the video down by each incarnation throughout the years in order.

To this day 35 years later I STILL remember the horsemen breaking Dustys leg, hog tieing him to a truck and broke his arm. Who else remembers Teddy Long being Rics driver and "kidnapping" him? Ahhhhhhh the 1980s!!!!

Double A is the best. Spinebuster!!

Arn Anderson, Ric Flair, Chris Benoit, and Tully Blanchard. Best Horsemen ever! Barry Windham, Brian Pillman, and Dean Malenko are honorable mentions.

One Horseman was left off the list. He was only a Horseman for one week, but is considered a member nonetheless. Kendall Windham. In January 1989, Kendall Windham turned on Eddie Gilbert in a tag team match reuniting with brother Barry Windham to join the Four Horsemen, where after the match Kendall & Barry held up 4 fingers. Barry even cut a promo stating that Kendall joining the Horsemen reunited the Windham family. However, one week later, Hiro Matsuda was brought in to manage Flair, the Windhams, and also Butch Reed....and the Yamazaki Corporation was formed. So for 1 week, Kendall Windham was a member of the 4 Horsemen. This is from a book on the Horsemen that Flair and Arn themselves participated on.

My favorite horseman pairing was Ric Flair,Tully Blanchard,Arn Anderson,and Barry Windham

I named 15 out of the 16 before i watched this. I must have missed watching it when Jarret was a Horsemen.

Flair, Arn, Tully and Whindham were the greatest unit of the Horseman ever put together and the second greatest unit were the Original Horseman ( Flair, Arn, Ole and Tully. The Horsemen weren"t shit without Tully.

That Sid, Ric ,Arn and Barry was the best..

"Sting returned to the WWE" 🤔

I used to visit with Ole alot before he moved from his lake house in Toccoa. I spent hours with him asking questions, listening to stories, and saw is health decline. Always enjoyed visiting with the guy

Not only was Jeff Jarrett a horse 🐴 men but also an electric horse 🐴 men!

The Real Horsemen 4 me is : Flair, Anderson, Blanchard, Windham and Dillon as coach

Rick,Arn,Ole and Tully plus JJ couldn't be duplicated but Barry and Lex weren't bad additions because they still had great angles

Where is Kendall Windham? I know it was a short time but he was there longer than Henning. There was the Japanese guy as well after Arn and Tully left.

Ladies of ecw please

The original line-up was the best, no contest.

The original incarnation of Ric, Tully, Arn and Ole was the best. Other horsemen that worked was Windham and Benoit. Arn loved having Benoit as a member and even said he wished Benoit could have been the one to replace Ole.

Malenko always reminded me of tully Blanchard

U should do a video about how many times sycho sid jumped ship back & forth from the WWF to WCW & so on.

Never was the same after Arn got hurt and couldn't wrestle any more broke my dam heart.

Benoits death/ homicide was reopened when a witness stated spotting a vehicle that was known to be used by WWE leaving the location the same morning the bodies were discovered. The reason this is suspicious and reopened the case is the fact Chris had a match that morning and was supposed to be at the arena 20 minutes prior to when the vehicle was spotted leaving the residence. They claim it makes no sense for any vehicle to be seen there with a match that same day and his presence supposed to be at the arena. A phone call made to a unknown wrestler ( for legal reasons) stated that Chris sounded different than he did the night before, that responses to questions didnt make sense add to fact Chris and this person rarely spoke so it was a surprise to be called. A similar incident happened with Test who was found dead in his kitchen. Oddities, they said that Test killed himself but his family was out. there was a sandwich that was found on the kitchen counter by detectives ( not something some one going to kill themself would do), and the back door to the kitchen was open (storm /screen door closed but solid door was open), again not something some one going to kill themself would do AND strangely, a neighbor seen a vehicle that, surprise, was seen being used be WWE officials in the past. ALSO for the record Jeff Jarret was never officially a part of the 4 horsemen, he was on probationary status with them but was released after his run with NWO.

Weren't Butch Reed and Kendall Windham considered Horsemen for a drink of Water in like 89?

The best lineup was without a doubt Ric Flair, Tully Blanchard, Arn Anderson and Barry Windham with JJ Dillon. Ole was an original but was never a major contributor really and his opinions afterwards only further distanced him from them. Barry Windham is the most underrated wrestler probably ever and should've been a megastar but was constantly kicked down by the powers that be. He was a once in a lifetime talent

Only horseman besides the original that worked a little was Barry Windham

If Malenko had been a better promo he could have been the perfect successor to Tully

Next to the Legion of Doom, the Four Horsemen were the greatest and most entertaining in history.

I'm going to give you MY SPOT NOT MY : BALD SPOT PARKING SPOT LIVER SPOT MY SPOT

Diamonds are forever...and so are the horsemen!

All time Best 4 Horsemen would be: Flair, Anderson, Blanchard, Hennig. Then Flair, Anderson, Blanchard, Malenko Then Flair, Anderson, Blanchard, Benoit That said, here are the best actual incarnations: 1. Flair, Blanchard, Arn, Windham 2. Flair, Blanchard, Arn, Ole 3.Flair, Blanchard, Arn, Luger (nothing to do with Luger) 4. Flair, Arn, Pillman, Benoit 5. Flair, Hennig, Benoit, McMichael (nothing to do with McMichael) 6. Flair, Benoit, Malenko, McMichael (nothing to do with McMichael) 7. Flair, Anderson, Windham, Vicious 8. Flair, Sting, Arn, Ole Gosh, I miss NWA/WCW

Tully, ole, Arn, Flair... PERIOD.

Check your research. Sid didnt stab Arn, it was the other way around. They were going to fire Arn, but Ric said he would quit if they did. So they were going to do nothing, and that is why Sid left for the WWE.

Yes JAMES Julous Dillon JJ THE MAN that Kept the Group Together

My favorite Four Horsemen ensemble was with the Total Package Lex Luger. But to think that they had 16 members really diluted the value of the Four Horsemen through the years.

I thought that Arn Anderson would put his average carpentry skills to use after retiring from the 4 horsemen.

Awesome vid again!

Say what you want about Mongo, but when caught JJ and tombstoned him it made up for his lack of transition skill. The one they missed was Paul Orndorf he was horseman material. Such a good part of my childhood..... whooooo

If you got into the Way WAY Back machine, Gene Anderson was an original member, along with Flair, Ole, and Dillon(before he became ''executive director'') Gene's health went south, then they brought it Tully, and eventually Arn. Dillon then became the E.D.

0:26 Are we just going to ignore that swastik?

The BEST were the original. If you think otherwise then you just didn’t see them growing up. Captain of the Horseman was definitely Ric and Arn was his Chief Lieutenant, along with Ole and Tully and their Director JJ Dillon, this was the greatest wrestling faction of ALL TIME.

I know this video is 3yrs old but The 4 Horseman will forever be Ric,Arn,Ole and Tully!

"His powerbomb helping the horsemen out of a jam more than once" >Shows the worst powerbomb he ever did I see what you did there 😂😂😂

The horsemen to me were Flair, Arn/Ole, Tully and Windham with JJ as manager.

everyone slags off paul roma, he looked a million bucks, wasnt horrible on the mic and was a pretty good wrestler

BEST 4 HORSEMEN RIC FLAIR ARN ANDERSON TULLY BLANCHARD OLE ANDERSON

this video is better than that rant of video about WWE 2018 "Mistakes"

Are serious hennig aka mr perfect only had 1 highlight in his carrer wtf are you talking about

The Ric Flair, Arn Anderson, Tully Blanchard and Barry Windham was the best grouping to the 4Horsemen.. I still to this day don't understand how Paul Roma got in..

The greatest horseman factions where R JJ leading Rick, Arn, Olie, and Tully and when JJ convinced Barry to join, Rick was World Champ, Barry was US champ and Arn &Tully where Tag champs.

Jarrett didn't just have a long TNA run, he founded and ran the company as well as Global Force Wrestling. Ole was also a major booker for World Championship Wrestling. He owned and booked Georgia Championship Wrestling before coming to Crockett.

The best group of horsemen had to be the original. Rick Arn Ole and Tully. I was a kid in those days but love to watch the bad guys. It was so much fun to watch them cheat. Made you like the good guys more. The feuds lasted months/years. Not like today. Wrestling is so predictable. One day your friends. The next week or ppv you're having a match. Then the story ends. That's why WWE is losing an audience. The writers should watch old matches and get ideas of how wrestling is supposed to be.

Barry Windham looks so much like his dad now, Black Jack Milligan

Sid is the greatest softball hitter of all-time.

Windham and Luger won the NWA World Tag Team titles. Not the WCW titles. Funny how some people don't know their wrestling history.

I had Tessa sign my jacket "the 5th horseman"....she was beaming. I think I made her day as much as she made mine.

One of the coolest theme songs ever

Looking like there may be another group of Horsemen coming.... AEW.

After Ole Anderson left it was never the same. Ric Flair, Arn Anderson, Tully Blanchard, and it didn’t matter. Then when it was Ric Flair and Arn Anderson it was 2 Stallions and 2 colts.

Great Segment, I thoroughly enjoyed it.

For a long time I thought Ole And arn was the same person

Just go straight to @ 10:45 for the Four Horsemen (and JJ Dillion of course). However after the original dynasty, Sting, Lex Luger, Barry Windham. And it should have stopped there.

Goddamn Mongo and Paul Roma. How the fuck did they get in the horseman?

wasn't Larry Zbyszko a horseman at some point?! him and Arn Anderson were one of the best tag teams around! both mentally & technically!

Ric Flair making millions with Offset now, guy’s finally a legend to this generation too👑

No, no, no. Steve McMicheal was never seen again after Hogan threw bleach in his eyes.

Hulk Hogan was the WWF version of the Horsemen brother. Just kidding, brother.

First they told me there were 6 Three Stooges... Now they're saying there were 16 4Horseman. I just don't know what to believe anymore in this topsy-turvy world! ( sidenote: Tully and Arn were my favorites, with Ole close behind! )

My favorite was the original, Flair, Tully, Arn and Ole Anderson followed by Flair, Tully, Arn and Barry Windham. One with Lex would be the 3rd best after that they were washed down versions at best

Malenko works for AEW now and so does Sting, Arn, and Tully.

Mongo was the only guy I never liked as a Horsemen even though a lot of the members were speak fondly of him. I still think Flair, Arn, Tully & Windham were the best group though.

Huh....I always wondered what happened to Benoit.