Eddie Gilbert goes nuts 

Speaking of, was that stunning Steve austin stone cold Steve Austin? The video isn't clear enough, I think it is somebody plz clear that up for me.

@jeremy caldwell yeah that is Stunning Steve Austin

Yeah a lot of the wrestlers got their start there. Master of Pain (the Undertaker) Jeff Jarret, Brian Christopher JR Fatu (Rikishi) Kurt Angle and a lot big names started here before going to WCW/WWE

The rock, Steve austin, the road warriors, rock and roll express, jim cornette, jimmy hart, hillbilly jim, hulk hogan, randy savage just to name a few...the list is long.

Eddie Gilbert was a fkn... putz....

5'9 165 lbs....

aew material.

​@@babaracus7751and that was the same thing your father about you when you popped out of your mom...

@thewitchfinder2147 first off,learn how to type without leaving words out that are needed for your remark to make sense,second off that comment was from over a year ago,third,why so protective about Eddie Gilbert you.....puuutzzzzzz....

It was very carefully and skilfully done, Tom Pritchard making sure that everyone was in the right position so Gillam would't really be injured whist looking very dangerous.

What part was real? Just better wrestlers.

I thought that was him, thx for clarity.

Sar but true. Hot stuff was always one of my favorites growing up.

Embry was a huge bitch never was that talented just a big mouth with a lawyer who got him his way

@@lewiscutbirth2709 My comment didn't say anything about Embry being talented. I was talking about the style of piledriver. Memphis Wrestling overall was cheesy and a joke

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Hulk Hogan was there? Where

Greedy D Wrong ! Austin

Mike Thaxton Hulk sold more shirts and moved more tickets than Austin did Sorry but true

Wrong ! Go listen to Vince ! Hogan drew little kids and 30 year old guys with kids brains Austin drew them all !Instead of googling go to the source that will teach you the Truth the WWE ! Austin drew higher ratings sold more merchandise and higher ppv ratings ! Its a fact whether you 50 something potheads want to accept it or not ! Just face it Hogan and his steroid built body didnt even look cool ! You people really need to get your mouth's off his penis already

MemphoWrasslin1 Stone Cold's popularity helped put WCW out of business. It's the only time I watched WWF over anything else

Hair volume

Being a sound alike of Rowdy Roddy Piper.

He was REALLY GOOD in Memphis, shame the car accident happened

Have you not heard of stone cold Steve Austin? Same guy lol

P. Rob H. it’s a joke

It is him.

+Jeff Kravitz I heard he became "Chilly McFreeze" or something like that.

Jeff Kravitz he became some goof called the ringmaster

He lost his hair and beat his wife

What what

Jeff Kravitz he got arrested for beating his wife

I love that story lmao

Nell Bowie -no doubt Eddie Gilbert was smaller than most but HBK is and was too. HoF wrestlers even. Long live HOT STUFF EDDIE G

@@ricotter74 Comparing a wrestler to a sports entertainer is like cover an apple and onion in caramel and expecting it to taste the same... eddie gilbert was the last real wrestler

Embry had vocal chops and could work. He pretty much single handedly revived World Class wrestling after the Von Erich’s began to fade. So the guy drew some money for a time.

And he was the booker at the time

That's not Paul E (Heyman) that referee's name is Paul Neighbors

I just that thirty minutes ago. Eddie knew how to draw heat.

Eddie did drop the word shit in that promo. I know everyone will say this would never happen, but I did hear Pete Montana in Stampede Wrestling at the end of it's run in 1989 during an interview with Chris Benoit and Bif Wellington; drop the word fuck since Pete fumbled his lines and wanted to do it again, ala Sid Vicious in WWF (only Sid was G rated there).

..yeah and a young Brother Love too..Lol.

+Robert Bisbal Bruce Prichard was Brother Love. This was Dr. Tom Prichard.

+Bobby Daniels...oh ok. I guess there were 2 Pritchards.

*was

Continental/Alabama, yes

@@johnathanrush4666 Was that the same mark that Eddie Gilbert piledrove in the ring back in 1988 in CCW and was going into all kinds of convulsions and aftershocks after that happened? I'll never forget that as long as I live---that was the first time I'd ever gotten to see Continental when it came on a rival sports cable channel to ESPN, I was happy to see something different at the time

@@impalaman9707 I do believe so, not positive though

@@johnathanrush4666 After some intense digging I found the clip--its toward the end of the show. I thought I had that on tape at one time, but I must have taped over it. The way he was convulsing after that piledriver left a lasting memory on me to this day! ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-sdd4My6eyAA.html

@@impalaman9707 oh hell yes, thanks for the link!

The was Tom Prichard

@Zeal for Truth 🤷😁

Where do I sign

Those 2 used that angle in another promotion in the south as well

@@davidfranks3141 Eddie and John worked together in Continental and ECW. In Continetal Eddie gave John the pile driver. Memphis did it best.

Well, John Gilliam was willing to fight for Eddie Gilbert against the Texans in the end. Too bad John Gilliam didn't have the equipment to defeat them.

Yes, it is.

Yes it is.

Hi Brian yes that is the same mickey jay that was a referee in wcw and wwe

What the hell is wrong with you? That was so completely disrespectful! You should be ashamed of yourself

​@@tuckamojo7660I absolutely agree with you. Eddie Gilbert at times was a jerk but he was still a tough entertaining wrestler. He deserves a lot of respect.