Dustin Rhodes SHOOTS On His Personal Issues After Black Reign In TNA! 

Yes, he is.

Oh damn... of course he is! I dunno why there can be somebody who didn't like Goldust. The character was absolutely perfect... it was entertaining, the promos were always on spot and as much awkward as you could expect from a character like that and still get caught off guard and at the end of the day were even smart either. Besides.... not only the gimmick with the promos and the video editing, which was sorta AAA Hollywood quality, but inside the ropes either and that's where he was underrated most... man... his was and absolutely fire, for me the "fastest looking" I've ever seen and he still does them just like that. Listen... There are 5 moves I consider the Top 5: _RKO,_ Baron's _End Of Days_ and _Deep Six,_ and Dustin's _Powerslam,_ with Steve's _Stunner_ as 5th. Period. What he did in AEW so far demonstrated the level of this man. What he's been trough was unfair, he had tears in his eyes telling about those day, trying to. I know what it means being burnout and I feel like in my darkest place now but I've never fallen into drugs or alcohol so I don't even try to imagine how worse than me he could possibly feel back in those days and Consider inspiring what he did accomplish getting out of such a devastating tunnel. Massive respect from me to Dustin, for the whole Rhodes legendary trio. I'm 50, started watching at age of 8 back in 1982, sitting with my grandma watching together with her laughing her socks off from start to end, and I've seen it all since back then so it cannot be any other way. Watching Cody managing to draw the lines between him and what both Dustin but also Dusty have gone through and now doing his own thing today just brings me great joy... and yet I only wish things went differently for the most magically cosmic of all Tag-Team in history: Goldust and Stardust should have got a push straight to the moon in my opinion. All they needed were victories and having WWE backing them up to make them look as credible as they were and right inside the ropes was the place all the glittering promos left space to the rollercoaster of reactions and the jumps off the seat. I dunno what other Pro Wrestling Entertainment fans think about'em and at the end of the day who cares... I'm not the guy who easily gets enthusiast with everything WWE and others wrestlers do and as a matter of fact I'm supercritical and even loud with things I find wrong or uninteresting, but when talents shine and things are so well crafted I point the spotlight on them. Hence I can say Goldust and Startdust were electrifying to me... and both Dustin and Cody still are. So again... _underrated!???_ That's an understatement!

@@davidedemurodominijanni9889 Awesome, way to give him some props 👏

His gimmick sucked as Golddust , he could have done better with out it ,guess he was tying to hang on to the family name some how just like American nightmare ,hell Rick Flair wanted to be Ricky Rhodes and he wasn't even blood, but he took a different path unlike Golddust who at 54 now will never find his place in the ring

Dustin is a missed opportunity for sure.Mastered his craft in a way where he even surpassed alot of his elders at a time.He's fun and energetic in the ring to a point where he could have been a World Champ at least once.I'm speaking about his performances.I see that he teaches his students well.

I get you but Dustin's career and legacy will be faaaaaar greater than a lot of world title holders.

Say strong.

In 96? Please explain. 🙏

This is why the fans should not be bookers

@@pinkribbonskies5731you’ve got the whole worlds knowledge at the tip of your fingers LOOK IT UP

as over and new he was but cmon goldust over hbk??? in 1996???? maybe he could have had a main event but not champ

I don't know about WWE especially as Goldust but to me he should have been a WCW world champ had he stayed there in 95/96

​@coldsnap5742loll facts

That's back when they weren't AEW personal rim-job artists.

@coldsnap5742 I know. He blocked the OSW guys as well.

Muaw muaw muaw muaw muaw

​@coldsnap5742tbf to him, I'd also not want to relive a really dark part of my life. Ultimately you gotta just respect his wishes, he clearly does not like that part of his career and doesn't want it to be brought up. Can't blame him coming from someone who also has dealt with their fair share of substance abuse, those are dark days you don't want to remember

Bobcat Goldthwait

That hall of pain was great until they had him lose the belt to big show.

I agree

Yuck, participation championships are the worst... Someone can be appreciated as a talent without being world champion

He is too old now

​@AnArchyRulzz I don't think you know what a participation award is. It's the opposite, it's for all the shit he did accomplish.

@@AnArchyRulzz its definitely not a participation award.......lifetime achievement is much much much different

So true, but to them it’s important