Grilling JR  

I do agree, even though I’m a fan of HBK I heard of his ego problems and his backstage attitude and politicking he was given so much freedom because he was one of Vinces favorites and he knew that and he used that to his advantage and the WWE and WCW didn’t give Bret Hart the respect he truly deserved. He was screwed by both companies after the Montreal screw job at Survivor series 97 I never looked at wrestling as the same it’s an unprofessional environment with shady people running it and I’m not speaking about the modern era because I no longer watch Pro wrestling but back in the 90s and early part of the 2000s there was a lot of backstage politicking and unprofessionalism in both the WCW and the WWE… I was a fan of wrestling. I still listen to the podcast and when I have a chance, I watch some of the older stuff but I don’t watch the current product WWE or AEW. It’s just garbage 🗑️

I became an immediate Fan the first time I saw The British Bulldogs as a Tag Team! Mat Wrestling, Brawling Skills, Power Moves, Aerial Attack Athleticism they had it all. The Bulldogs and The Hart Foundation were so far above most of the other Tag Teams in The WWF during that era, it wasn't even funny. i got to meet Diana and Davey, Jr. a few years ago at a Wrestle Con on a WrestleMania Weekend and got all my British Bulldog Questions answered. Thank you.

I had the pleasure of being in attendance 4 that 👍👍👍

I still like the world title match he had with Bret at InYour House when Bulldog was a heel. Him and Bret always had great matches!

@@bobnichols3233facts

Agreed

*He was able to keep up with Bret and Shawn because he was naturally light. He only reached over 250lbs because he was on massive doses of anabolic steroids, hence why towards the end of his life/career he had serious knee and back injuries. Smith was carrying around far too much synthetic weight for his naturally small frame. Plus he was barely 6'0", and probably under that.*

Hardly the only guy who could keep up with them. What about Scott Hall?

@@MattSingh1 Bulldog had good matches with those guys but so did other thick dudes.

Last week Conrad kept on saying Geico. That was annoying

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Mellow greetings. What seems to be your boggle?

@@Bubba__Sawyer sorry, didn’t see you there.

JR doing Cornette always cracks Conrad up 😆

You are right! He moved quick for his size! Him being short and stocky(like a bulldog) I felt help him be more agile. He and Dino Bravo had such similar shapes! Dino doesn’t get much credit but he was a great heel and performer as well! Wish more would be done on him that isn’t all about his death only!

*Ultimately though, he was carrying far too much weight for his body, hence the knee and back problems at what would turn out to be the end of his life.*

thanks for sharing. too bad the match wasn't about 5 years earlier when both teams were still in their prime. but still a gem ... this is the stuff that if WWE really cared about preserving wrestling they'd restore and put on the network

jeez. if you find it on the net please provide a link.

It’s on the wwe network

Bronson (2009) would be a good reference point as well.

@@Bubba__Sawyer Agreed.

Completely agree. Sometimes, I really question Conrad's intelligence. The same guy who can't understand why everyone doesn't enjoy TNA and Jeff Jarrett as much as he does. Not a very bright person.

Its a modern wrestling fan thing in general. I know Conrad is old school too but modern fans think EVERYBODY deserves a World Title push and the company is just holding them back when really ppl might not be reliable or easy to work with or even can take the pressure of being THE top guy.

@@TheeCoachg "yOu DeSeRvE iT" 🙄50/50 booking where no-one gets over exists because modern fans wanted it that way. Participation trophies for everyone.

Thank you.

correction parasite 👉Russo killed Owen and Goldberg killed Bret

@@undertakerfanz628 Bret was dead long before Goldberg kicked him. He had ONE decent match in WCW and Benoit carried that.

@@nbaldwin45 mind your business and brush your teeth

@@clay883 if it was Russo's idea it was Russo's fault you sound ridiculous don't message me no more

Owens accident was an accident. Douchebag.

if you are into chinlocks

Not every great wrestler could be world champ, especially back in bulldog’s prime when the strap actually meant something. World champs should be the total package.. and while Davey was great, he couldn’t cut a promo to save his life & needed to be carried in-ring to have great matches (see Summerslam ‘92.. everyone’s fav match of that year … but Bulldog had been smoking crack with anvil all summer & wasnt in ring shape + got gassed 5mins into the 25min match & Bret made all the magic happen)

@@NLaBar That's Bret's side of the story anyway ... and far be it from him to go out of his way to make himself look like a hero.

@@NLaBar Have to agree with you. People think that just because a guy's a good wrestler that means he should've been champion. Bulldog didn't measure up to what Hogan was back then, was never as white hot as Warrior, was never as technically sound as Bret Hart or Shawn Michaels. He was right where he should have been, a really good mid-carder. And there's nothing wrong with that.

@@frankE91210 🤣😂👍I've seen RU-vid videos counting how many in a match! I still like him though.💪

Nice to see Regal got off the sinking ship before his pants got wet

WWE fired him because he embarrassed them on the WWE 2K 14 event and he was wasted and he was very unprofessional. I can’t blame the WWE for letting him go.