Jim Cornette on Marty Jannetty & Former WWF Stars Working In Smoky Mountain

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@ToxicAvengerCleanYourMind 3 года назад

Every wrestling fan remembers Marty Janetty; of course he would of been over in SMW. He was on the receiving end of one of wrestlings biggest heel turns ever

@leomdk939 4 года назад

Janetty had three problems he never overcame: 1) drugs, 2) he wasn't able to move on from the 80's look and 3) he couldn't cut a promo to save his life

@AntonXul 4 года назад

Funny thing is, Marty Janetty is a very likable guy. He has a nice personality and had he just went with being himself as “Party” Marty Janetty and talk like he does in interviews, he might get over. He does look better with short hair. He just needed to get rid of the drugs, but that’s easier said than done.

@umagnus77 3 года назад

When the Rockers were heels in another promotion, Marty actually cut a good promo.

@YogsenForfoth 2 года назад

He never could get past his THICK ASS southern drawl. 😂

@leomdk939 2 года назад

@@YogsenForfoth lol youtube wasn't displaying this comment fully in the notifications and it really looked like you just callin' him a THICC BOY and i was like wuuuuuuut ok

@leomdk939 2 года назад

@@AntonXul His hair was one thing -- the other problem with Marty's 80s look was his attire ... the colorful tassles ... it just never got past 1989 and it always just looked like he wanted to keep living in the past and be the rejected half of something that didn't exist anymore, and that's no way to build a singles career.

@Fnoel98356 6 лет назад

Let me see. Marty Janetty worked Memphis, he also worked Alabama, Central States,& AWA. Just Memphis alone Marty gave a lot of exposure in the Smokey Mountain area. So Marty in Smokey Mountain makes sense to me.

@chitownace777 6 лет назад

Frank Noel Cornette blew it with SMW.That is why Rick quit putting up $$$

@Mr.Majestic77 5 лет назад

Frank Noel Marty also was in WCW. I would loved to see a Marty Janetty vs. Brad Amstrong match.

@TheMikeMase 4 года назад

@@chitownace777 yes and no. he definitely made mistakes but he also happened to open a wrestling promotion during one of the absolutely worst money drawing periods across the board in all of wrestling. you can't fault him for that- everyone in wrestling was in the shitter from 1991-1995 for the most part

@ReflectionOfPerfection 7 лет назад

I remember Johnny Polo called him Marty confetti on Raw one night, I lost it

@QuentinDude 3 года назад

lol he called Todd Pettengill by the name of Toad Pettingzoo LOOOOOOLLLL

@jimbowlan5804 9 месяцев назад

Didn’t he call Vince uncle Vinny

@DavidRagan3134 3 месяца назад

Jim probably also did want to bring Hayes in after the Midnight's problems with the Fredbirds in 1990.

@JoseFlores-xc7wu 5 лет назад

I am watching Jim Cornette and MJF going at it on tv this is awesome MLW

@holden3 Год назад

Is GBL (Great Brian Last) heel or face podcaster? I cant tell

@elliottv425 4 года назад

Love the intro!! Cornys face is killin me 😂😂😂 Marty was an underated wrestler!! I liked him better than Shawn 👌

@davidbonilla7770 4 года назад

Crazy how many people including myself agree, you’d think Marty could have been better

@jmannxiiiaaron 4 года назад

My first ever show as a pro wrestler in the indies had Marty on the card, and he was extremely cool and helpful. We all went to Denny's after the show, and I saw him do coke lol. Pretty sure he was micro-dosing it all evening "as needed."

@ramseydoon8277 Год назад

That's pretty much the standard way to use cocaine. The high from cocaine tends to only last about 20 or 30 minutes so frequent redosing is common.

@dwade6322 4 года назад

Like a lot of people,i saw a few vid's of Marty in the last few years an thought "Man this guy iij s just f'd up" ...After watching some interviews w/other top wrestlers/managers of years past speak of Marty,i realize Marty is a himan being who gave his all an ended up being taken by his personal demons...Point is,he's not beneath any of us,he's had major down falls that he just never really recovered from. The guy traveled the world an entertained millions over the decades..He accomplished more than 90% of anyone reading this. God bless him.

@veegob5287 2 года назад

SABU SABU SABU SABU SABU!!!

@ricstormwolf 3 года назад

When you have so many gimmicks that Jim Cornette can't keep them straight. Scotty Polo and Johnny Flamingo 😂😂😂

@Grassyknolldallas 3 года назад

I loved Janetty coming to Kentucky he bought a lot of drugs

@Mr.Majestic77 5 лет назад

Five 5Star Dream Matchs: (1) Marty Jannetty vs. Brad Armstrong. (2) Magnum TA vs. Kevin Von Erich. (3) Bret Hart vs. Barry Windham. (4) 8Man Steel Caged Tag Match: "Dr.Death" Steve Williams, Ron Simmons & The Steiner Brothers (Rick & Scott) VS. "Mr. Magnificent" Don Muraco, Stan Hanson & The British Bulldogs(Davey Boy Smith & The Dynamite Kid). (5) Ted Dibiase & "Mr. Wonderful" Paul Orndorff vs. "Living Legend" Larry Zybysko & "Gentleman" Chris Adams. Who would win?

@ChaosDave2 5 лет назад

Mr. M A J E S T I C XIII . Blackstruggle77 Brad and Marty both made better babyfaces, so that’s a tough one. (Fun fact: a dream tag team of mine is Brad and Brian Pillman.) I’d say Marty, though. Both babyfaces, Brad as the aggressor/antagonist, but not a heel. Same with Magnum and Kevin. I’d actually go with Magnum as a heel, and as the winner. I’d go with Bret over Barry. I’d go with Doc, Ron, and the Steiners, though I’d just have the Bulldogs vs. the Steiners, personally. And finally, I’d have DiBiase & Orndorff over Zbyszko and Adams (via Larry turning on the Gentleman a la Ole turning on Dusty). Good choices, though! I’d watch the hell out of that card.

@ChaosDave2 5 лет назад

I suppose I’ll do mine. 1) Midnight Express (Bobby and Dennis) vs. the Hart Foundation, 2 out of 3 falls. 2) Curt Hennig vs. Harley Race 3) Brian Pillman vs. Dynamite Kid 4) Arn Anderson vs. Shawn Michaels 5) Steiners vs. the Brisco Brothers (Jack & Jerry, not Jay and Mark. Although that would be fire, too.)

@Desslock10s 5 лет назад

1. Janetty 2. Time limit draw 3. Hart 3. Double DQ 4. Adams about to pin Orndorff but Zybysco betrays Adams and the three beat him up until Kevin and TA come in for the save.

@neellabar7160 4 года назад

Whoever was booked to win would win each match 👍🏻

@neellabar7160 4 года назад

How about... *The Revival (2017) vs Rock n Roll Express (1987) *Chris Benoit (1997) vs Dynamite Kid (1984) *Mitsuharu Misawa (1994) vs Kazuchika Okada (2018) *Rey Misterio Jr. (1996) vs Will Ospreay (2019) *Tomohiro Ishii (2017) vs Toshiaki Kawada (1994) *Katsuyori Shibata (2016) vs Karl Gotch (1969)

@hermanbooger5431 6 лет назад

Gosh are the Rockers ever gonna go to the Hall of Fame yes or no cause the wrestling world totally shits on Marty Janetty and that sucks cause Janetty doesn't suck.

@SensiofRabbitude 3 года назад

You'd think the rockers would have to at some point, even if just to open up the possibility of multiple hall of fame rings for Shawn Michaels.

@kevindouglas5333 2 года назад

Um he was from Georgia and worked in Kansas City and you were in Tennessee.

@glamgal7106 5 лет назад

I wanted to hear this interview because different wrestlers give their own sides of the story; though I'm not saying that there isn't any credibility in them. From what I'm hearing, Jim made the topic clear: that he wanted to bring fresh new talent to Smoky Mountain Wrestling, rather than those who'd worked for the then-WWF, WCW, etc. Yes, Marty's "personal demons" have been documented and unfortunately took their toll on his career...It's too bad that it's taken until recent years for Marty's peers to mention their appreciation for his wrestling abilities--including Bret Hart and Al Snow, the latter who referred to his abilities as "creative." I don't condemn nor condone his past or present "shenanigans"---for lack of a better word---but I do think people tend to forget that Marty is human.

@gangland9117 5 лет назад

“I remember telling them go out there and tear the house down” something I wish Vince would tell his talent!

@guyincognito5706 4 года назад

As the Steve Austin re-telling of the Jake Roberts story goes, Vince told Roberts, “I didn’t bring you in to have great matches; I brought you in to get over.” The latter is by far more important.