Bruiser Brody scares me. No way I would ever have ever wanted to piss him off. Abdullah, on the other hand. 🤔. The only thing that scares me about him is, if I were walking next to him and a huge gust of wind picked up, one if his massive side boob flaps might start flailing in the wind and knock me out, possibly kill me. 😲

He's my uncle, I'm going to see him tomoro

@@stevelowe2647 Brody is your uncle?

@@stevelowe2647 he’s dead? Do you mean your going to see his grave?

Bro the punches they're throwing are fake af 😂 they're both unathletic af and are slow af. Neither of them would be able to work with guys like hbk or Brett Hart.

They obviously held back where they could. But man that first kick abdullah took musta hurt. Brody accidentally landed too cleanly, even though he held back and didn’t full sprint into a soccer kick. Again its very clear this is ENTERTAINMENT, taking blows to make it look good is just the cost of doing business here.

Abdullah couldn't wrestle he was just a brawler attacking people and attacked himself with a fork

​@@donjohn2695That was both his selling point and the reason he'd never get past being an occasional attraction.

Yes Sir The Original Hardcore Champion

That's because he would purposely cut himself first that right hand that's all taped up has multiple pieces of razor blades...

Mephisto has him locked away in a arab stronghold i immagine in the sudan badlands or iran . They feed him raw liver and hes forced to fight daily in the warlords request .in my humble opinion he should have never been allowed to be smuggled into the states to this day he remains a danger to fans and other wrestlers alike

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@2:25 you can already see Abdullah bleeding & Brody looks like he’s getting a piece of a razor blade out as well.

I haven't seen people have that much fun in a long time. 😁

@@eddyhernandez8872 Fun?! No, you're mistaken. Puerto Ricans actually believed he was as evil as he portrayed himself to be. They were terrified of him. Frank Goodish played his role of King Kong Brody perfectly. PS: What's more, I'm old enough to remember when both of these legends were a tag team in the AWA here in the U.S., when they were managed by the great Sheik Adnan El-Kaissie, who also played his role wonderfully. They had a classic feud skit against Jerry "Crusher" Blackwell back in the 70's. I remember those matches as if yesterday.

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Eddie was a very nice man! I got to hang with him in a parking lot of Withrop University in june or july of 96. He signed me autograph(I still have) and chatted for atleast hour and a half! Meng and pub. Enemy came out too but left way sooner. Got them to sign my paper too! Glad to have met that man! He just kept smiling n laughing! Will never forget Him!

That Eddie gimmick "Latino heat" was great stuff. Also, alberto del Rio with his own announcer was bad ass

Welcome to Puerto Rico lol

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I envy you Mr Reyes - what great shows to witness!

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Hey Carlos I saw them many times in P.R in ponce, and aguadilla. Sundays live at the coliseo lol I was about 9 years old, and wow we saw alot of legends of wrestling. Los pastores, (the bushwackers), Stan Hanson, brody, abdullah, king tonga, kendo Nagasaki, macho savage. Etc...those days wow amazing. Anniversary 88 if not mistaken was in mayaguez P.R and Carlos colon fought Rick flair. And of course Carlos colon won lol but it was an amazing time and childhood in P.R

@@luisroldan8680 oh yea,those were the good old times.i remembered when andre the giant fought against abdulla,Also Rick flair had a few with Carllitos colon and hurricane castillo.from Mexico i saw el Santo and mil mascaras.in those days it was five bucks to get in.i miss those times.

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Except GG was living like a homeless nutcase even off stage. Bruiser was a family man outside the ring.

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Yeah gg was a little more unstable. And a junkie.

@@nelsonporter8387 don’t u mean Jesus Christ Allan? 😏

@@jackdunleavy5602 Uhhh no. Number one the man's last name never was "Allan". It was "Allin". Second, that ridiculous name "Jesus Christ" was legally changed to "Kevin Michael _Allin"_ way back in 1962. But the damage _as it were,_ was already done because his older brother couldn't say "Jesus Christ"...it came out "GG". Which is much better of course than his birth name.

To bad a Puerto Rican killed Bruiser Brody...

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Bruiser Brody Was The Only Man That Could Stand Up 2 Abdullah The Butcher

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He did, but it's an absolute shame that the promoters he did so much for killed him and got away with it

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Yeah every Saturday and sunday in front of the tv

You can't be serious. What is poetic about a popsicle stick to the head?

spot on....fuck Vince Mcmahon too...puttin Colon in the Hall of Shame....a known cover up artist....Brody 4lizife !!

Why the fuck aew should make bruiserweight championship.Bruoser dont even competed there.Wwe should make one as Bruiser competed in wcw.Stop saying shit things kids bc you like the shit aew

@@odysseas05 go clean out crowded pissholes in hell!!!

Brusier wasn't even a cruiserweight

@@downwiththemaster Bruh... come on now. You aren't that stupid are you? Right?

Jason mamoa is not 6'9.

@@batmanmotherfucker the original commenter probably a kid lol I think if Rhett from Good Mythical Morning put on some weight and worked out, he could play the part perfectly

I know that’s your opinion but as a working tag team no I think that they might look good together but no

Brody was dead before the bezerker (jon nord) was in wwf

Brody liked vince sr but refused to work under vince jr. He knew jr would put him in stupid gimmick

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1979 in Japan, he was actually quite mobile. He had a great match against Giant Baba. I think any match before 1980 would be a much more mobile and better Butcher. Everything after is really just like watching a blob stab people outside the ring.

Abdullah the Butcher had an arse the size of Brazil 🇧🇷 It’s not easy to squeeze Brazil into an 18 foot square wrestling ring !

Mick Foley idolized Bruiser Brody

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Same im 22 almost 23 and im barely learning about Bruiser Brody

The good old days

He was an unprofessional maniac who seriously beat and hurt mAny of his co-workers with many broken bones and noses. I’m glad someone put him out of their misery.

He was too dangerous and caused too much harm..not fun

@@neontetra1000 Brody was the complete opposite in real life very smart,calm and intelligent man outside the ring and if you haven't watched his documentaries I highly suggest watching them you'll change your perspective of the man

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Bruiser vs Butcher ass kicking going global

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He was true innovator of violence. And made wrestling out ring what is today. In those nwa n as a were so uptight they didn't condone outside the ring fighting .

@@diablo666541 NWA has never been "uptight", they just believe in very traditional and pure wrestling. Basically, when Vince McMahon changed wrestling into what it is today, the NWA decided not to follow them down that road like everyone else did. Some people like the NWA for staying traditional and pure, while others see them as outdated and obsolete.

330 lbs according to Tony Atlas but for his height it was alright

In a biopic

heard he was a terrible person. He gave a guy hepatitis, cut and stabbed his opponents without their consent and saw a video of him telling someone to f off just because they asked him where the bathroom was at a convention

@@night6724 from when I met him he never gave me that kind of vibe I met him in Dallas last year at a convention and he was cool as hell to me and my wife and my son. I’ve seen interviews with him where he was being kind of a dick but I always thought that was because he was in character. I still talk to him personally today sometimes here and there.

I met him this past weekend in Jacksonville. He was kind as can be & much more friendly than most the other guys.

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He looks scary

You consider scaring you legendary

Are you crazy!?. Most wrestlers were scared to work with Brody. He would severely beat and injure many of his co workers if the mood took him and left many broken ribs with his knee drop finisher . Do your research bro .

@@neontetra1000 Yeah he was badass

They did a whole lot back stage to prep, but regardless, they were tough on a whole level few ever come close to. Dam shame how he left this earth, I bet he would have enjoyed seeing Texas red (taker) develop over the years.

I think the police chose not to clean up the case.

@@wendimessersmith337 Exactly. Fuck Puerto Rico.... the Americans should cede the island back to Spain.

An orderly told Tony after he left they stopped working on Brody, the whole thing was trash. I praise Atlas for his efforts alone, besides already liking him greatly as an athlete 🙌

No he wasn't

Also Goldberg

J Black I’ve managed to salvage some camera shots of him, it mostly happens in 1958-1973. A few pins then, along with a couple punches and the fork.

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I heard that the late Dick Slater whipped Bruiser Brody , for hitting on his girlfriend at a beach.

@@biglebowski923 dick slater was nasty too