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Was just going to say this. I didn't like him when he was manager, loved to see him "get what's coming to him." Now I understand he had a role to play and he was the best at it. So many heals I didn't care for too, but now I love to see them talk about their time in professional wrestling.

He wouldnt even need to interview anyone..Just having Bobby share stories and discussing events of the past like Something to Wrestle does would be Gold

@@Nostalgia9478 the world truly lost a legend when he died…RIP Brain!!!!

@@papennypincher7287 Well said

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Could you imagine a podcast with him and cornette?

I was always happy to be one of the " humanoids" 😊

The funny thing, as a kid, I HATED the weasel…and when I was a teen and saw who he really was…I felt ashamed cuz he did his job…he did one hell of a job. We were meant to hate him so the baby faces had a villian to combat. And my God, what a heel he was…RIP brain!!!!!!!

@@papennypincher7287He truly was a genius. His commentary and quick wit will never be seen again. Pure gold on the mic.

@@rayflanagan9970 hand down…there have been numerous great commentators for wrestling. Jr and the king are up there to me as well. But no one compares to Heenan and monsoon…I am so blessed to have grown up during this era and witness these 2 legends live

Ultimate Warrior was an a-hole. What he said about Bobby Heenan getting cancer...it's the sickest quote of all time.

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Ultimate Warrior = Asshole in real life. What he said about Bobby Heenan getting cancer...it's the sickest quote of all time

Or another Ultimate Warrior.

@@armandoortiz9114 closest thing is Goldberg and thats not something good....

@@armandoortiz9114 Why? A horrible wrestler who couldn't talk properly. Like Goldberg, like Ryback, like many others. At least those people aren't racist, sexist homophobes like Hellwig.

'Why not learn how to work? That's how you're gonna make money.' Absolute genius, too!

Which is a line from Frank Sinatra, quoting Joe E Louis.

Ain’t that the truth.

He was a weasel. That was the point. He ran with the gimmick and it was genius. It's the same when HHH first called Owen Hart a nugget and the fans would chant "nugget, nugget!" Owen took it and ran with it. There's no such thing as bad heat and a smart performer knows how to take something and run with it.

you said it right there, "he degraded himself for us". the ultimate professional and lover of the business. hands down

Bobby, Gorilla and Jesse. I could never get enough of those three. The banter between Bobby and Gorilla was pure entertainment and that's the name of the game. Jesse new how to entertain also. I think his contributions to the business after being in the ring were better.

Nobody heard you say it the first time and nobody cares what you say now.

@@phx4500 someone's panties are in a bunch, we got a cry baby..

@@phx4500 awe, someone has their panties in a bunch.. Stay positive! Things will get better!

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Bobby Heenan WAS a genius,... but he was more than that: He was a businessman, he was a student of the business, he was a fan of the business,...and he was appreciative of the business AND the fans. He did what was asked of him, he did what he needed to be successful and make money, he alwas was willing to learn and he NEVER forgot that like any other business' patrons, wrestling fans are those who pay for the product.

I thought Lanny Poffo was the Genious

​@dominicrossitto5890 And at the end of the day he was a professional.

Well they didn't call him the brain for nothing

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Right!! Bobby Hernan with Ventura or mansoon was legendary. I never liked rowdy piper, he was so annoying

What a combo Gorilla Monsoon & Bobby Heenan.

“Will you stop ?? Will you be serious ?? Say that again and you’ll be outta here”

That's such a strong quote. "You can't look at them as marks!" He knew what it was. God bless Bobby Heenan. Could have been a standup comedian, radio host, anything, quickest wit in the business. RIP.

@@grundian He was my all time favorite! I remember watching Primetime Wrestling with Heenan & Monsoon where I didn't even care about the matches anymore, I just wanted to hear them talk...it was so entertaining! Comedy like that will never be matched again! R.I.P Brain & Monsoon!

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Meanwhile, Heenan kicks out of the leg drop or splash just to ruin them. I would pay a great deal of money to see and hear the reactions of that

Hogan should've never put that jabroni over.

@@1983jblack Hogan and Heenan are good friends. And Heenan said Hogan never was trouble and a great worker.

Hogan: "OK Jim..well" Warrior: "blllaalla, there is no Jim here ho kogan" Hogan: Ok Brother,.. well like i was sayin.." Warrrior: (grunts like a deranged animal) BRuuuuTHAAArrr, dont entangle our souls into a spiral of deceit and lies HoeHogaan. For I alone carry the world upon my shoulders....and... Hogan slowly escapes into the shadows while warrior grunts words and phrases that only seem to make sense to 5 year old children who are mesmerized by this face painted lunatic, and going into school and saying the crash the plane promo to their friends.😂

Bobby Herman? Is that Pee Wee's lesser known brother?

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And I miss The Warrior a lot More Than Heenan

I miss them both a lot

​@pauldoucette3388 What grade are you in? The Ultimate Warrior was a flash in the pan. Heenan was one of the top managers for about 30 years. Folks that appreciate wrestling history appreciate Bobby Heenan. Overgrown adolescents appreciate the Ultimate Warrior. Guys like Heenan MADE guys like the Ultimate Warrior look great. The Ultimate Warrior never made anyone else look great.

Yeah how bout that? As a kid and a fan you could love warrior and hogan, but when you mature and her some of the wild stories and fucked up stories, you soon realize just how much of a puke those guys were and still seem to be even today.

​@@konstantinkoverchenko9587Heenan never had anything bad to say about Hogan.

apparently not high enough for him to care about improving his in-ring abilities. independent interviews with various ex-WWE stars all paint a very consistent picture of Warrior like what Bobby here described

​@@user-pu9bp7tp9xThey were all just jealous of meteoric rise of the Warrior & that he got there w/ limited (fake) wrestling ability.

Stop doing satan's horns. Unless you want to end up in hell after passing away with the deceiver satan for representing him. Denounce satan and his trademark horns and willingly accept God=Lord Jesus Christ and His salvation proposal towards your sins and repent while there is time.

That wasn't Goldbergs fault. They booked him that way for the entire beginning of his wrestling career.

I was an avid fan back then. Half those wins must have been on dark shows, or completely fabricated.

But he was at least manageable and agreeable compared to the Warrior.

If you ever listen to an out of character interview of George Steele you see he was a very articulate and smart man. I believe he used to be a teacher as well

He was a math teacher before he broke through to fulltime. @@GameTime-yj6qv

@@GameTime-yj6qvEnglish Teacher True Story

Made me think of the Anderson Brothers, with Ole as the talker and Gene was an unbalanced lunatic who couldn’t talk. Then later Gene became a manager and was well spoken!

Bobby is one solid dude. Respect

yeah bobby hated warrior.

Of course. Don't you remember when the Warrior press slammed Heenan over his head after they cheated at Wrestlemania 5? Lol. Also, he had to fulfill Ravishing's contractual obligations after Rude was suspended indefinitely from the WWE. What resulted was several matches between the Brain & the Warrior in which The Warrior put a Weasel suit on Heenan.

I disagree about Bobby's point about Warrior not learning how to work. He didn't need to, his style and his matches made him a megastar to millions of people across the planet. The only one that came close to toppling Hogan in his prime as the number 1 guy. I remember Summerslam 1992 in the UK, other than Davey Boy winning the title from Bret the Warrior got the loudest pop of the night.

@@PeaceDweller working is knowing how to control the crowd to get the most out of the least. The best wrestlers don't take unnecessary bumps and protect themselves and others. They know how to keep the crowd where they want them. The criticism of the Warrior is that he didn't know what he was doing in the ring. He had tons of charisma but he hit people hard for no reason, didn't know how to set up spots for effect (like the Andre rope spot) and he put people in danger for no reason like dropping Bobby on his head instead of a safe atomic drop. Even running to the ring he'd blow himself up shaking the ropes as hard as he could. Later on he learned to animate that more. He needed others to carry him to a good match and than he'd crap on them later. Even though I was never a fan of Hogan, he knew how to work the crowd like nobody else. When he did something, he made the most of it. If he wrestled Bobby it would be a lot of crowd posing and anticipation around it and than it would be a safe bump protecting Bobby and most fans wouldn't notice. Warrior could have done a lot of his stuff safely, but he didn't care to improve. He would have still been Warrior, but guys wouldn't be getting stiff clotheslines for no reason.

Wrong, he would have been out of a job . Bobby Heenan was not necessary.