TheSportsPredictor
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I started watching him after his in-ring career mostly ended, although he would do some guest appearances now and then. He was well regarded as a wrestler.
He was OK as a manager who could generate some pretty good heat. One of the nuttier things, if you are so inclined, is to see him and Don Muraco on some elaborate mid-80s skits called Fuji Vice, spoofing Miami Vice. They're so bad, they're good.
RIP
This probably belongs on the wrestling thread but I quit watching wrestling quite a few years ago.
Here in Canuckistan we had Stampede Wrestling which as I am sure any fan knows was the genesis of the Hart clan.
One of the best heels was Makha Singh who also had The Karachi Vice gimmick. Talk about cheap heat, Pakistani dude tapping in to mark's racism.
My best friend was in ECW/WWF/WWE for a while but came up thru the ranks of indie promotions in Canada and abroad.
I gravy trained on lots of his trips. Of the many times I hung out hearing Bad News Brown speak on race in a Smittys Pancake House while shocking the rural crowd by dropping the N word and Mother****er every 2 seconds remains a hilight.
Never got to see much of Stampede Wrestling, but read about all those guys in Bret Hart's book.