Greg Valentine - How Junkyard Dog Was in Real Life

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Greg "The Hammer" Valentine talks about how JYD (Junkyard Dog) was in real life. Enjoy this exclusive new shoot interview from Title Match Network, live in Las Vegas.
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Produced by us in Feb 2021, this is our first ever solo shoot interview with Hall of Fame legend, Greg Valentine.
Find out how the Hammer ended up wrestling vs the legendary Junkyard Dog at Wrestlemania I. At this time in 1985, Valentine and Tito Santana were in the middle of a heated feud for the Intercontinental Championship.
Hear about what it was like backstage the first ever Wrestlemania. Who did Greg Valentine talk to before the show and how big a deal was this card?
We hope you enjoy this exclusive new shoot from Hall of Famer, Greg the Hammer Valentine!

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@TitleMatchWrestling 3 года назад

Watch More Greg "The Hammer" Valentine (2021) Streaming Now 📺TitleMatchNetwork.com

@timthomas9189 3 года назад

When I was 8, I sure despised Greg Valentine. Now, at 45, I can’t get enough of his interviews. Always positive. Always articulate. A true legend.

@jimbothompson6540 3 года назад

Me too!

@fuzzluvver69 3 года назад

You know it's funny, even back on the 80s there was something I always liked about Valentine, but never knew what.

@alcopower5710 3 года назад

Agree

@jimbothompson6540 3 года назад

@@fuzzluvver69 when you're 8 you really loved to hate the heels

@AnnusMirabilus 2 года назад

Before I listened to his interviews, aside from mild interest in Andre, Piper and Hulk I couldn't care less about wrestling. I've added this guy to that list just for his raconteur skills alone.

@streetsofsouthphilly 3 года назад

Greg Valentine looks the same, but older. He doesn't seem too physically broken or broke financially. He beat the odds in the wrestling business. Good for him!

@TroystonB Год назад

he looks the same glad for him.

@therider7032 3 года назад

You know Greg Valentine was never one of my favorite wrestlers but watching him comment about other wrestlers in his later years gave me a new outlook on this old guy. He is very respectful. Came in to do the job and did not get involved in the politics. Not once in any of his commentaries has he smash-mouthed anybody. He just tells it how it is and he seems to have a lot of respect for everyone he has done work with. You go Greg.

@blasianluvschocolate397 3 года назад

Junkyard dog mama was my substitute teacher in the third grade 1982-83...she was nice.❤️

@hanc37 3 месяца назад

I remember my third-grade teacher back in the 70's. Super nice black lady. I think they named a school after her...

@joesmith5159 3 месяца назад

jyd was "a nasty black man" 🤣

@StannisHarlock 3 года назад

This man will never lose his hair.

@grawakendream8980 3 года назад

flair is jealous

@raymeester7883 3 года назад

@@grawakendream8980 Wooooooooo!

@secondbest2877 3 года назад

I'd bet they are extensions

@grawakendream8980 3 года назад

@@secondbest2877 extensions of his career, maybe

@DOHCtorJ 3 года назад

Valentine seems very humble. I've enjoyed watching some of the recent video's.. Its refreshing to see someone who isn't wrapped up in their ego.

@billybadass3056 3 года назад

its MORE Awesome to actually see a legend that isn't dead......

@michaelvaughn8864 2 года назад

@@billybadass3056 It's a total refreshing change of pace, Mr. Badass. That's for certain

@ozzymorrison8628 3 года назад

Can't believe this guy hasn't lost his hair..what a legend..good bless ya hammer 🔨

@Lunacyk 3 года назад

He took care of himself! Never had to bleach his hair.

@UncleEbenezer77 3 года назад

His father, Johnny Valentine, also had great hair.

@sinister1891 3 года назад

Good geneticss

@troylowe814 3 года назад

Here is a man who didn't need a cartoon gimmick. Whether he was in Mid-Atlantic or WWF, you knew his opponents were in for a fight. Made everything look legit.

@ChargerBullet 4 месяца назад

You don't remember when he was an Elvis impersonator when he teamed with Honky Tonk Man as Rhythm & Blues?

@alfielock3603 2 месяца назад

He was the same as Arn Anderson..No gimmick ,all legit tough guy who was going to give you one rough night in the ring

@aeromedical6750 3 года назад

When “The Hammer” was in his prime, he was nobody to mess with. This guy was tough as nails and could curb stomp most people in a matter of minutes.

@arthurmorgan7086 3 года назад

I put him to sleep with s sneeze one time

@10INCHCRUSHER 3 года назад

Imagine pissing him and Orndorff off in thier prime. But yeah, 80's Hammer was no joke.

@robto5683 3 года назад

You should of saw his dad, the great Johnny Valentine.

@RobD-jq7ry 3 года назад

Id whoop his ass...and I can throw a pickskin over that mountain over there.

@reilneid6436 2 года назад

@@robto5683 great point Rob TO. I was lucky enough to see both Johnny & Greg both on Detroit at Cobp Hall. Johnny in '75 & Greg in '87. Like father, like son. Johnny Valentine Is in 4 different wrestling HOF'S. Both underrated all-time legend's. In my opinion

@davidpattersonjr5333 3 года назад

Greg was a great worker. He earned my respect as a young young lad. I always liked his style!!!! The name was cool too!!!!!

@rebeltvr6046 Год назад

They called him "The Hammer" because he could punch guys out with that hammer of a fist.

@a.c.king-dk5yl1ep2m 3 года назад

Many years ago I met the Hammer and had a brief conversation with him when I was working at a store in Charlotte NC. As I recall, he told me he was in town to sell a house. He seemed like a nice, mellow kind of guy. People shouldn't forget how great of a wrestler his father was also before his career was cut short in that plane crash where Flair's back was broken.

@scottmitchell3169 3 года назад

I like the hammer. My oldest son tried to trip the hammer 35 years ago with a poster as Greg walked past us entering the ring. He was only 4 or 5 years old. The hammer spun around , and gave him a mean look. The crowd went crazy. What a wrestler , a top notch performer

@horizontoday7874 3 года назад

Was Jimmy coming down the aisle with him?

@TheSportsfan35 3 года назад

@Scott Mitchell, Hammer always looked like his legendary Dad & he worked like his Dad

@jaysonsparks2272 3 года назад

He's my uncle and Johnny was my grandfather. I idolized them when I was a kid.

@scottmitchell3169 3 года назад

I cant even remember who was on that card . It was close to 35 yrs ago. I'm going to call my son tomorrow. He will remember. Im glad to see Greg looks like hes getting around great. Im 61 now and I believe Greg is around 10 yrs older than me.. Yep the hammer was always one of my favorites.

@Bushmaster10MM 3 года назад

@@jaysonsparks2272 Hey brother, how cool is that ! I became a wrestling fan right before Johnny's accident (summer 75) always loved reading about how rugged he was, in the wrestling magazines. I was a fan of "the Hammer" from the first time i saw him. Your family tree has deep roots my friend. Blessings to you all...JB

@christopherharper9932 3 года назад

I'm 48 and this was MY wrestling! My 21-year-old son keeps correcting me saying it's "WWE", not to me, to me it will ALWAYS be WWF! Friday Night Main Event back in the mid to late 80s! RIH, Junkyard Dog!

@prentisdavis9781 2 года назад

That’s right Chris!!!! You tell nephew to use that Google search engine and let him get a good damn history lesson.

@pinebarrenpatriot8289 Год назад

If somebody fell asleep before The Main Event came on late Saturday in the 80's that kid was an outcast on the playground Monday Morning in school. It could of even meant an ass kicking 😅. I fell asleep before a Main Event and I was pissed at my dad for a week for not waking me up. SNME was HUGE. Good times 👍

@MrGunwitch Год назад

It’ll always be WWF to me. All these other acronyms are like gobbledygook.

@oldb-1kenobi 3 года назад

This man was such a big part of my childhood, it's a little strange, and a whole lot cool, to see them like this all these years later and learn they are just the best people.

@jpbart1390 2 года назад

some wrestlers are, others can be whiny bitches. but greg definitely seems like one of the cool ones.

@DixiePokerAce 3 года назад

Valentine was exactly right. JYD was a gimmick guy. He couldn't really wrestle but he didn't have to because the fans absolutely loved him. He had unbelievable charisma and knew how to work the crowd. Valentine was great at winning a match yet still making guys like JYD look amazing.

@bretth4988 3 года назад

Sadly I saw JYD in Brisbane where he died and I use to live in Australia...

@photonicus 3 года назад

JYD was 280- 300 lbs. In all fairness, they wanted the larger guys to brawl more than technical wrestle.

@shanebeck8559 3 года назад

He didn't demeanor JYD in anyway and that is true respect of the wrestling brother hood

@secondbest2877 3 года назад

Jim the Hammer & Bret Hart are both cut from the same wrestling cloth

@aeromedical6750 3 года назад

The 80’s were, without a doubt, the golden era of professional wrestling. For the most part, the heels stayed heels and the baby faces remained baby faces. I always favored the heels. I found them to be way more interesting and exciting than the baby faces. Also, these guys really knew how to work the crowds (on both sides). Even though you knew the matches were always predestined, they always put on a great show. The stuff they advertise as professional wrestling these days is absolute garbage. A guy can be a heel, a baby face, and then a heel again seemingly in the same 2 hour show.

@paulbuchanan4770 Год назад

Love these interviews with Greg, seems like such a great guy, and his recall is impeccable.

@rebeltvr6046 10 месяцев назад

And no one in wrestling hates him. Shows what a good dude he is.

@notsure6183 3 года назад

I always loved the way he sold moves. That stagger and flop was great.

@zabaleta66 Год назад

No one hit the deck face first quite like Greg Valentine!

@steelersrus8055 3 года назад

Man, I can drink a beer with him and would be fine listening too old school stories for hours😁

@neme6ix666 3 года назад

Dude no joke I'm drinking one now just cause for the occasion. He used to have the coolest voice in all pro wrestling, it still holds up.

@stinkypinkeee5085 3 года назад

@@neme6ix666 He and Ted DiBiase had amazing voices during their prime...

@floatingdave1 Год назад

I love watching this guy. He is so humble and doesn't have a bad word to say about anyone. A true gentleman and a class act.

@zman8340 3 года назад

He’s got some classics with Tito . They both made it look real good . Two excellent workers .

@XARIER39 Год назад

I wish I had been more of a Valentine fan as a kid. I go back and watch him and he was so dang better than a lot of people.

@killerjoe5628 3 года назад

Just by looking at his face one wouldn't guess that he's such a positive guy.

@killerjoe5628 3 года назад

@Wyatt He looks like a dumpy downbeat guy, but here he is saying nice thins about people. Doesn't sound bitter.

@killerjoe5628 3 года назад

@Wyatt He looked grumpy back in the '80s when he was young and in his prime. I never would have guessed that Greg Hammer Valentine was actually happy and at peace with himself.

@Difrentstyles 3 года назад

Never judge a book by it's cover 😉

@killerjoe5628 3 года назад

@@Difrentstyles You're not suggesting that I actually read a book are you?.... I thought you were my friend.

@rebeltvr6046 Год назад

The Hammer is a great wrestler. I watched the old matches, he was really technical. Very underrated.

@Igetnorespect 3 года назад

GHV is so under rated, as a kid I never paid much attention to him but as I got older I appreciated his ring work a lot more.

@surenotejas3163 2 года назад

You have my gratitude!

@williamchick 3 года назад

Greg was one of the greatest heel characters ever

@ADrunkBassist 3 года назад

He always looked like he was gonna fall asleep

@michaelvaughn8864 3 года назад

@@ADrunkBassist He had a lethargic kind of look....lol😂

@michaelvaughn8864 3 года назад

No doubt about it. He was 1 of my faves in the WWF of the 80s during my high school years. I remember when he win the I-C title from Tito Santana back in July of '84 with the Figure 4 leglock and put him in the hospital and out of action for a few months. The late Captain Lou Albano was The Hammer's manager back then.

@reilneid6436 2 года назад

@@michaelvaughn8864 thanks you brought back some fun memories w/that Michael. The Hammer, great tag wrestler also.

@michaelvaughn8864 2 года назад

@@reilneid6436 Yes, indeed, Mr. Reid👍 He was as equally a great tag team wrestler as he was a singles competitor. An all time great performer, period, sir👌 He worked very well as a partner with Ric Flair and Brutus Beefcake

@minombre6564 3 года назад

They don't make them like the Hammer anymore. Very underrated in my opinion.

@r0ckstar666 3 года назад

He's a hall of famer.

@reilneid6436 2 года назад

Couldn't agree more Mi Nombre. I say the same. A pure legendary professional wrestler. All-time favorite of mine

@kenhart5259 2 месяца назад

Finally honesty from a wrestler about the reality of the show.

@Attila_P 3 года назад

God bless these wrestlers. I grew up watching them and it was fun. 80's and 90"s were the best time of wrestling. Unfortunatelly many wrestlers died very young beacause of health problems. They basically gave their life to entertain.

@Qball409 Год назад

I really appreciate the stories Greg Valentine tells about old school wrestlers. Brings back a lot of memories.

@ricktorres1319 2 года назад

Greg Valentine is a legend in the sport.

@surenotejas3163 2 года назад

Shame he wasn't big Should've gone far

@DG-nn9uh 3 года назад

Greg "the Hammer" Valentine looks he should play an Old School Gangsta in a movie!

@chasecheezy4145 3 года назад

💯🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

@Htl3648 3 года назад

More like a hitman lol

@greyjedi6430 3 года назад

He already has the name for it 🤣🤣

@HereIsWisdom1318 3 года назад

Yes he does. Hes the silent silent mobster!

@theascensiontheclimb9202 3 года назад

Or a grandma

@Guiltless765 3 года назад

I remember hearing Another One Bites The Dust and knew the Junkyard Dog was coming out.Good old days.🇺🇸🇺🇸

@sontagfamily5611 2 года назад

Watching all of these interviews of old wrestlers and I realized that my childhood was awesome!

@conservativeme 3 года назад

A true professional! I love the way he explains the job, Always a good interview. Thanks, GV

@FallicIdol 3 года назад

Greg Valentine and Piper in the dog collar match is required viewing.

@stinkypinkeee5085 3 года назад

My Wife watched it with me once a few years ago...about halfway through, she's hollering "Stop the match! This is ridiculous!" I thought she was yelling at me, but no, she was yelling at the referee hahahaaa...crazy match!

@robto5683 3 года назад

Saw that on TV in the late 70’s and have since rediscovered. The Mid-Atlantic in the mid to late 70’s had the best wrestling ever.

@stinkypinkeee5085 3 года назад

@@robto5683 Probably saw that match in the early 80's, when it happened...

@robto5683 3 года назад

@@stinkypinkeee5085 sorry was trying to remember 40-45 years ago without google or 38

@39Hundred 3 года назад

One of the greatest matches of all time.

@bighomiehandlebar7698 3 года назад

I used to love how the Hammer 🔨 would sell his fall's ! The way he fall's on his back & face real slow was great

@bighomiehandlebar7698 3 года назад

@Rouge Five 8th facts 💯💯

@Sir_Osis 3 года назад

The Hammer is more than 20 years older than me and has probably been in about 50,000 headlocks in his lifetime and the dudes head of hair looks way better than mine.

@kyndread71 3 года назад

For real, though. Forget Troy Polomalu & Patrick Mahomes -- Head & Shoulders needs to contact The Hammer for commercials.

@jpbart1390 2 года назад

@@kyndread71 he would be great for shampoo commercials!

@MsSmitty9 2 года назад

Loved watching The Hammer do the Faceplant just like Rick Flair. They Both do it in Honor of Greg Valentines Dad Johnny Valentine. God Bless Him. The Hammer would just stand there looking straight ahead in a Daze and then just Faceplant himself. Just AWSOME. Your the Man Greg.

@douglasroseveare7295 3 года назад

I am weirdly jealous of the Hammers hair.

@UncleEbenezer77 3 года назад

He definitely got his father's widow's peak.

@miketheheartbreakkidvitale1783 3 года назад

You & me both Doug

@michaelfrazia4569 3 года назад

there are widows peaks and there are Greg the hammer valentine widows peaks...I always noticed it as a kid. he still has it...blessed follicles

@svetknot9271 3 года назад

You're not alone.

@memra777 3 года назад

It’s an excellent point. Especially at this point in the middle of a pandemic. I’m looking at my bald head in the mirror and really, literally, reflecting on who I am and how I’ve been formed. But I also realise that being envious is not so helpful and that I should accept the reality of my present state of being. Make the most of who you are and what you have.

@dwade6322 3 года назад

This guy has truly seen an done it all during his time in wrestling...a real Legend and should be appreciated more by fans.

@afattori316 3 года назад

More I watch GTHV shoot interviews the more I love him.

@davidlangley1844 3 дня назад

Greg has a wonderful talent and could adapt to any challenges

@jyesucevitz 3 года назад

this is the first tune I've watched a shoot with Greg.of course I knew him in the 80's when I was only a few years into it. I do like the way he can talk about a person of less wrestling "ability" without insulting or putting them down. unless he wants to. you look amazing Greg.

@rousefire Год назад

Ive been watching wrestling since the 60's and have learned so much about the business from these interviews with Greg the Hammer.

@worldsgreatestimpressionis6462 Год назад

I am literally binge watching Greg. If there're better interviews than this I haven't seen them. Great interviews Hammer!

@bigsmoke76 Месяц назад

Him and HTM

@arriuscalpurniuspiso Год назад

Love these Hammer interviews. So damn cool. Love ya Figure 4 Leglock Champ 🏆

@jajcontractfurnitureinc.3867 3 года назад

Mr. Valentine blessing us with these stories.

@arthurbroady6231 3 года назад

Greg vs Ronnie Garvin was always a great match. Very compatible in the ring.

@robertcooney1938 Год назад

Greg " The Hammer" Valentine is a great source of knowledge for this kind of stuff. Fantastic job with The Hammer!

@diz0973ify 3 года назад

He had the most gorgeous robes, you had to see them in person

@pinebarrenpatriot8289 Год назад

Thank You Hammer. I loved being a kid in the 80's. Best time to grow up. I'm glad Greg is doing well 👍

@joeysane416 3 года назад

He seems like a down to earth guy, doesn't say negative stuff about anyone and seems respectful, I bet it would be a great time to kick back with a few beers and listen to some good stories from when wrestling was real

@testodude 3 года назад

As a heel for almost all of his career, he always came across as a legitimate jerk. These shoots prove he was just good at his job. Seems like a great guy.

@pondababa4197 3 года назад

These Hammer interviews are awesome man. For me in the 80s, he was always just around with Honky or Jimmy, with like little side Feuds. I didn't hate him like I hated Perfect, and I didn't love him like Hogan. Its great to hear him and his stories and realize what a damn legend he actually is.

@Godzukidan 4 месяца назад

Greg is a true superstar. 😎👍

@ScottieFarrowelvisKong 3 года назад

One of my favorites. He was a great transition superstar that took the "old guard" to the WWE era. 1st time I saw him was at Wrestling at the Chase in St Louis. Late 70s/early 80s

@turbosammy6085 3 года назад

The HAMMER is a GOOD GUY!!! And one of WRESTLING’S LEGEND’S!!!!

@dariobava 3 года назад

Blessings sent your way Hammer!!

@fonzarelli6804 2 года назад

Very true....I hated Greg The Hammer as a youngin. It's amazing how down to earth most of the wrestling heels are

@confusedtuba4443 2 года назад

Great honest interview's from The Hammer!

@n.a.mcintosh4697 4 месяца назад

maybe 1980, I was a kid catching a connection in Atlanta airport... I saw both JYD and Greg Valentine in the terminal. Both looked tired. Great memory seeing such great legends!

@brownmut5518 3 года назад

I saw Greg wrestle Bob Backland for the WWF title in Toronto on an NWA/mid Atlantic card in 82

@timyoung9696 2 года назад

One thing I really like about Greg Valentine and really respect about him is that he doesn't talk or we bad about a bunch of people he seems to be a really genuine honest nice guy

@leiflohne3096 Год назад

Greg seems like a honest gentlemen

@CarlosSanchez-bg4wf Год назад

You a class act sir. Thank you

@brianjohnson5771 3 года назад

I never thought Greg Valentine was as cool as he turned out to be. I gotta give him Props and 30 Cool Points in my book!

@rgtitan3467 3 года назад

Good interview. very interesting

@ikeyschultz4969 2 года назад

Remember hating him as a kid when he worked the AWA back in the 1980’s. Testament to what a great heel and worker he was. Great to see he’s still around and appearing healthy.

@davidsuggs3025 3 года назад

A true gentleman. Still giving JYD his roses and calling him trash in the same interview. He is the greatest!

@naughtiusmaximus1811 2 года назад

This is one of the best.

@mike_MT_jonez 3 года назад

Loved his elbow drops and smashes!

@wiglafsfilms8418 3 года назад

I met JYD, back in my hometown of KCK, along with Natural Butch Reed; at the mall, working for the AMC theaters. Man, I begged my shift manager if I can take my 15 min but he's like," no." I was like, maaayn ...what an dick. He knew I wanted to see them too. It was cool to see them across from where I was at tho. Lord, rest their souls. Amen.

@Devilman413 3 года назад

He doesn't talk at all about how JYD was in real life. Just talks about the match at WM1

@Ken-xv4sb 3 года назад

Yeah, the title is misleading. At 1:38 Basically said he was a gimmick guy, etc.. but he did say he was "a tough guy for real", wish he had expanded on this a bit more.

@Surferjo 3 года назад

great video ty

@rogerrose2361 2 года назад

Never thought I would sat this lol,but I could watch the Hammer if he had his own TV show now.

@nickperkins8477 3 года назад

So interesting hearing Greg shoot about wrestling JYD. The real thing between the ropes.

@Heartymun 3 года назад

A true professional in every sense of the word.

@jeromeb9417 3 года назад

Greg was one of my favorite heels. I loved his run with Tito.

@nathj4818 3 года назад

I loved watching Greg the hammer Valentine vs rugged Ronnie Garvin matches

@ZTrigger85 3 года назад

He’s the nicest guy. Nothing but good to say about the hammer 🔨

@mookiecy 3 года назад

I don't even watch wrestling anymore, but really enjoying listening to the Hammer.

@XWWEJYDXGAMING 3 года назад

Much I always love ❤️ seeing my dad on here much June 1 1998 r.I.p I love all of y’all thanks for the comments

@TitleMatchWrestling 3 года назад

Huge fan of your father. We appreciate you, sending much love to you & your family

@XWWEJYDXGAMING 3 года назад

@@TitleMatchWrestling much love

@jasonbrophy7921 3 года назад

I dig the hammer interview,first wwf toy I got as a kid was his LJN

@blazerhawkdarren68 2 года назад

I remember watching the JYD team up with either Tommy 'Wildfire' Rich or Ted Dibiase against the Fabulous Freebirds on TBS. That's when I got hooked on professional wrestling. He had those tights with the word THUMP on his backside and would come out to the music of Queen's Another One Bites the Dust.

@DionKhnum 2 года назад

The Hammer is one of my favorite wrestlers.

@epicgravyfilms 5 месяцев назад

A great heel, fantastic worker and seems like a heck of a nice guy.

@cliffmcginnis3231 Год назад

Anyone remember when he was paired with Honky Tonk Man as rhythm and blues? He dyed his hair jet black and would do that little head shake when they “performed” hunka hunka honky love. Funny as hell.

@wiglafsfilms8418 3 года назад

I remember back in 2005, at this wrestling event in North Fremont, CA. There was some old school WWE wrestlers along with Hammer, who've I'd met; nice guy, down to earth. It was great and an blessing; also met some TNA wrestlers. Awesome fucking time!

@beyondmarked5235 Год назад

Just a comment on how well Greg could perform. . . I’d have bet money ( if interviewed) he would have been a bastard. Watching these have been the high point for me, this is a MAN, not a bad word to say about anyone, so insightful- no question one of the finest people you could ever hope to meet. A class act.

@titansrule72 3 года назад

This Greg Valentine is so much more entertaining than anything Vince ever had him do in the ring. The Hammer was an amazing worker, but that was his gimmick. No sizzle.

@grimlightwildoutdoors 3 года назад

Tito was amazing that flying elbow move was an awesome move, not seen it done like this since, but this was when certain moves were not kicked out of unlike just about every other move these days.

@Kairi420 3 года назад

Greg Valentine still has the same hair style he had back when he was young

@lexbeltran1354 3 года назад

He seems to be a chill guy

@Kairi420 3 года назад

@@lexbeltran1354 I like him. He had a pretty sick Figure 4 Leg Lock

@matthewlane518 3 года назад

Remember when he was tagging with Honky Tonk Man and they made him dye his hair black😝

@tjplaya1156 3 года назад

He still has that angry bimbo waitress hairdo, lol 😂

@dariobava 3 года назад

@@matthewlane518 yes Rhythm and Blues!!

@kayodephillips5435 3 года назад

Very underrated Greg the hammer Valentine was damn good guy and a wonderful wrestler

@pepper0912 Год назад

Greg Valentine vs Chief Jay Strongbow, Figure 4 leglock,...great times!

@Gunners_Mate_Guns 3 года назад

I remember watching Yunkyard Dog wrestle Dick the Bruiser on a Saturday morning on the local TV channel (WTTV channel 4) out of Indianapolis. Good times

@vanealmorrow6024 2 года назад

Windham and Rotunda very underated tag team.

@FreddieBlaze 2 года назад

Always liked Greg The Hammer Valentine, one of the all time great I.C. champion!🔨

@mrf19741 Год назад

As a kid, I Loved the Greg Valentine vs Tito Santana feud!

@brackishnz 3 года назад

great to see wrestlers alive and well in retirement and not bitter. seems to be a rarity.

@MrBeard1978 2 года назад

Once met Mr Valentine at a world of wheels convention in Atlanta, it was Royal Rumble weekend 2010 and I had travelled from the UK, he was with HTM and Virgil..... he was extremely personable and was interested in the fact I grew up in the next town over from Davey Boy, when it came time to get autographs/pics Virgil tried to sting me for $60, Mr Velentine shot him a glance and the price quickly lowered to $20 for a group pic and autographs.... top guy, much respect for him.