Jim Cornette on the Death of Bruiser Bedlam 

it will be crazy for sure

It was crazy

Hell, just being accused of a crime excludes you from going to canada.

takin care of some people huh

Far different then he was at home? That's all well and good, But doesnt negate the fact hes a piece of shit

@@snakeman6124 I think he was saying that Bruiser WAS a piece of shit.

@@sh987 Oh....Maybe Lol Edge....If that is indeed you Lmao

Details, or silence out of you

He was with WWE but got fired for Cocaine use in 91

What did you think of the episode now that it's out?

@@ResistingDeath I saw it last night actually, thank you for asking. I must say I loved it, although i wish cornette had more comments in the episode. And i guess i was hoping to learn a bit more about bruiser as a person and the kind of upbringing he had etc. But it's only a 1 hour episode with commercials. The grisly smith episode might've been my favorite, along with the brian pillman. What about you?

@@citizenbeeswax7985 I really enjoyed the episode too. I agree I would have liked to see more of Jim's commentary on him but to be fair, Jim didn't have much direct interaction with Bedlam. There is an old school OVW fan meet up video online where you can see Jim talking about the same stories with Bedlam sitting beside him. I had very limited knowledge of Bedlam prior to this episode so I was pretty intrigued by everything I saw. :)

@@ResistingDeath what I love about bedlam is that there were no gimmicks with him. He was truly an eccentric unpredictable badass who didn't need to act much at all. Wrestling would be so much better now if there were more bruiser bedlams, regardless of how green he may have been. One of wrestling best kept secrets. After watching the episode, I sit here wanting a part 2 and 3 of the documentary! RIP -|-

*should have gone Not shoulda went

I need to dookie but it's early Saturday morning but I'm tired and dont wanna get up. I'm so confused. What's a man to do?

Hogan sucked off Vinnie mac. Guess macho didn't

FACT

Terry Gordy, Doug Furnas, Brad Batten, Spot, and Brian Hildebrand.

RIP

Guys always had the better interest of the business in mind back then. Jacques Rougeau was promoting a WWF event in his hometown, he booked himself in a match with Hogan. Hogan walks in to the locker room and says "Ok brother how we doing this? How are you beating me?" Rougeau was taken back and Hogan says "This is your deal you are paying for this whole event, you're beating me tonight.

Yeah, I remember when this occurred. But rarely do you hear people praise Hogan for having the best interest of professional wrestling in mind. But the Rougeau thing was a nice gesture. Still, Bruiser Bedlam was total trash and somehow the person behind the gimmick was substantially worse. But Savage was always the man.

Cory Scopis Is it loyalty.... or folk taking advantage of him because they knew he would do anything they ask out of this loyalty, sometimes you've got to walk away from loyalty

Yeah it would be great to have saps who did anything I demanded without question all the time That's not loyalty, it's taking advantage of a nutcase

BigRig Joe Correct, guy sounded like an idiot

Yes

Does whatever he's told....? Yeah, just like the U.S. Army in Vietnam and Iraq...! Right?

You should swear more.

That's part of his charm and what makes him entertaining!!!

You can always tell when a liberal is talking, all they do is swear

The fucks get old at times... When he's talking about Shitstain, all the fucks come off natural and funny.