Bruce Prichard remembers Lord Alfred Hayes

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Something to Wrestle with Bruce Prichard is an audio podcast that discusses topics, events, wrestlers and memorable moments through the lens of former WWE executive Bruce Prichard co-hosted by Conrad Thompson.
STW was launched in August 2016 on MLW Radio. The episodes typically range from 2 hours to 4 hours in length, and include discussions about previous WWE pay-per-views and former WWE wrestlers.
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@philliesbob9745 3 года назад

I can still hear him saying "promotional consideration paid for by the following".

@dw1985 3 года назад

and him rolling the R on "Rrrrrrrrolaids spell relief" LOL

@jorgeculebro1833 2 года назад

Also stetson cologne and CERTS wintergreen

@quarantineclips488 Год назад

HULK…HOGAN…VITAMINS!!!

@randyragsdale23 3 года назад

Lord Alfred Hayes is a legend. Great wrestler, great commentator and an even better human being.

@jldraw 3 года назад

I remember on one of the Coliseum Video releases, that Sean Mooney starting ribbing Lord Alfred Hayes about the status of his automobile saying that Lord Alfred's old jalopy couldn't get him from Point A-Point B. I always thought it was unfortunate that Lord Alfred Hayes didn't get a proper induction into the WWE Hall of Fame. He's in there under the Legacy Wing, but I remember reading that his children were more than willing to accept an induction on their father's behalf. I wonder why WWE never reached out?

@NOV123 Год назад

After the late 00’s, the WWE Hall of Fame began to forsake the golden era wrestlers and began to focus on stars who debuted in and after the 90s for some strange reason.

@NYKgjl10 3 года назад

I use to live in Norwalk, C.T. and I know that restaurant Bruce was talking about. Pretty pricey at the time, but is a good place to eat steak and sea food.

@OHIOHAUNTPARANORMAL 3 года назад

Missed him he was a good commentator and nice guy. Being voice of the old vhs tapes .

@99somerville 3 года назад

I liked Lord Alfred. He had personality.

@h0ckeyd 3 года назад

He was even part of my parents childhood here in the UK (along with "Lock ness" in the WCW ie Giant Haystacks) as "Judo" Hayes. My dad tells me how they'd all sit around the TV on the weekend and watch Big Daddy, Kendo Nagasaki, Judo Hayes. All legends.

@outlawrip-offartist4161 3 года назад

Lord Alfred Hayes was the least biased commentator in wrestling history .

@kdr3619 2 года назад

that's cause he could swing both ways

@prairiehawker 3 года назад

My very first exposure to Alfred was when he was Managing Angelo Mosca in The A.W.A in the 70's. My very favorite Alfred Moment in TV was when he was on Tuesday Night Titans during the infamous Jay Strongbow-Dick Murdoch incident with the Pow Wow in the Parking Lot.

@paulpetroleum 3 года назад

Judo Al Hayes was a wrestling legend in the UK.

@kelman727 3 года назад

I loved the skit he did with The Rockers where they spent half an hour trying to teach him to say ‘woo!’ with conviction.

@EddieTheGentleman 3 года назад

Loved Gorilla Monsoon and Lord Al on commentary

@brandonallen3289 3 года назад

Same here. Especially when they called Ric Flair vs Bret Hart for the WWF championship in October 92.

@KervinOP 3 года назад

I liked when monsoon would call him your lordship.

@djcol7742 3 года назад

Lord Alfred was the first wwf commentator I can remember. I bought a vhs called wrestlings greatest champions. I watched it to death with my brother and we were hooked on wrestling after it. It was weird how he was used on commentary, he was usually supporting the faces but occasionally took the heel role as well, depending on who he was with. He was great and I missed him a lot when he stopped working for the wwf.

@mikematthews3409 3 года назад

Lol I have that same VHS me and my cousin would watch that hundred of times

@djcol7742 3 года назад

@@mikematthews3409 i think it was about 45 mins long and did mini profiles on hulk hogan, savage and the heart foundation. Brilliant!!

@Provos7777 3 года назад

I am a big fan of Lord Alfred Hayes, excellent storyteller. Like Conrad said, he was the voice of WWF for kids growing up in the late 80’s & early 90’s. Alfred was also a pretty bad ass shooter in his younger days. Judo champ who survived through the Nazi Luftwaffe blitz. Alfred enlisted in the Royal Army afterwards. True English gentleman

@dwade6322 3 года назад

Added a touch of 'British class' to the wrestling world.

@piikeaSanDiego 3 года назад

Oh yeah - I recall him referring to the "Intercongenital Championship"! lol

@willieholmes1483 3 года назад

“I say, dude, where’s my car?”

@reiserkeiser 3 года назад

Hayes died at 76, not 70.

@CaptainColdyron222 3 года назад

Mr. Freeze Freezer Pops.

@ac8274 3 года назад

I’m surprised Bruce could be such good friends with Hayes and such good friends with Piper. Piper’s stories about Hayes aren’t endearing.

@ben8447 3 года назад

As someone who is English I have to say I always hated him as I thought he was such a caricature and not very good at all at commentary. Didn't Roddy Piper once say he was sexually assaulted by Hayes and Pat Patterson?

@CaptainColdyron222 3 года назад

I’ve heard the Patterson rumors but not about Hayes.

@ben8447 3 года назад

@@CaptainColdyron222 he alludes to it here but i heard worse stuff about Hayes elsewhere ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-_U79ijDa0I0.html