The man who is the women's pet....and the men's regret.

Always enjoy Sean interview style always has his question’s prepared and whoever he interviews let’s them answer and no different here with a legend RIP Billy Graham

Coleman can't read this so what's the point?

​@@Kas58223It would be questions not question's and lets them not let's them. (Let's is a contraction of let us...)

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@@Kas58223😅😅😅 😅😮😅😅😅😅😅😅what is the reason 😅

Him and Ventura a lot of guys copy the great superstar, Billy Graham RIP superstar…. Gone but never forgotten ❤❤❤❤🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

Well, look at that goatee. Remind you of a certain genetic freak? Holla if you hear me!

hogan openly admits he did

Dusty Rhodes even got his promo style from Superstar.

Billy Graham was so ahead of his time the tye dye clothes, that body and just the way he did his promos

Not just Hogan. SSBG is the prototype modern superstar.

@@airfixx_8952 ssbg??

@@abcsin6526 SuperStar Billy Graham. 😎

@@airfixx_8952 oh!!ok...didn't got the short form

Hogan copied everything from Superstar. Mic work, the look,.... Hogan originated nothing.

Yeah, I used to read that a lot of those prelim mid-card wrestlers basically lived out of their cars, traveling from gig to gig, barely surviving. Sad, real sad.

facts

@@dubyuellem7534 i dont know why they tolerated that shit ...just leave the business and work a regular job .. anything but being treated like a dog

Thanks to Davey O'Hannon, Scicluna later got a day job as a truck driver for the New York Times, which gave him benefits and of course, another source of income besides the wrestling income.

Absolutely 😢, Billy had genuine compassion. Must have been sad, a once top wwwf heal. Even in his 40s, baron was a huge scary man. Just big boned raw strength 💪🏽, he was beast. Than seeing older barron broke, with no jacket . It's not fear, American culture is about youth, older people don't matter. I like Japan's culture that respects elders

Graham breaking down like that he was bigger than life but still a gentleman helping out were he could

He was out of touch significantly the last 20 or so years. It jjst wasn't meant to be

@@randylynch4330 I was thinking more along the lines of after he hung up the boots. You're correct, the last 20 years his health would have made it hard to be involved day to day.

Vince Jr tried to keep him around. He failed at the post-in-ring spots he was given a chance at. He was not a good commentator. He was not good as a manager. I love SBG, I'm a HUGE fan. But he just wasn't good at the jobs they gave him after he couldn't wrestle anymore.

@@A09119 That was my intro to Superstar, commentary team back in the late 80's. He looked awesome.

He was too busy claiming McMahan was literally possessed by demons. 😂

Biased one-sided history is what it writes.

@@fatalsniper3413 doesn't matter because when so many people are interviewed you eventually hear both sides of the story?

Code of honor? He was a lying sack of shit.

that really touched my heart that graham gave his new jacket to Scicluna ...i don't know why promotors mistreated their talent like this .. why these wrestlers tolerated this type of stuff.

​@@orangepeel1366the promoters treated those guys like that because they could. Most of those guys were married and had kids. They didn't want to be traveling in another territory and be away from their families or moving their kids from school to school every year or two. So the promoters took full advantage of it and paid them shit. Another one was to get another promotion to bring someone in and give them a push and tell them they were going to work on top. So they would sell their house bring their families from another state. Rt after that they would quit booking them. So they had to go home with their tail tucked between their legs the more they just came from making a fraction of the money they were. Don Owen and Bob geigel did it to piper. Jim Crockett and giegel did it to Rufus R Jones.

Roy shire and Dick the bruiser did it to pepper Gomez

Imagine a shoot interview of Buddy Rogers, that'd be so dang awesome.

I would agree that seeing yourself as a champion is a tad silly, considering you were assigned that “title”, and that you could not even be considered for that position if not for the countless men you worked with. I think the situations for the men you mentioned are different. Graham was completely over, and he had a reason to question the “length”of his run. McMahon was just stuck on Backlund, but it is not as if he could not have given Graham a longer tenure. I think Hart put his blood and sweat into it, from childhood, and he saw it as a business to be taken seriously. He may have reasoned, and I agree, that he could have been a long running champ, who could take on heels and faces, so there was no reason to do a switch, simply based on heel to face. I think he was more like Flair in the early 80’s anyway, a tweener. He also hated Michaels, and that was a blind spot. Race is in a category all his own. No one traveled more than Harley did as champion. No one else, until Flair, wanted to, or could do it. Harley may have felt that he was the NWA champion until he said otherwise, and he did have well earned stroke with the promoters in the territories( Graham, Boesch, Watts, Geigel, Crockett). It is one of many questions that makes the “history” of wrestling so fascinating.

Almost entirely a Muhammad Ali interview.

@@Rjensen2 he admits he stole from Ali

I've always got a legit vibe from Billy Graham, he's been honest about steroid use etc RIP.

His criticisms of Backlund can get pretty ridiculous.

I loved that place. It was the first venue that I watched wrestling in, and it was great for all events: basketball, hockey, concerts, etc.

He was terrific at making the heels, especially the monster heels, look great.