As someone who was born in 1980 in the south you had wrestling and NASCAR. Dale Sr. was my favorite driver and was a huge Dusty Rhodes fan. Me and my granny would sit and watch NWA every time it came on. Seeing these two talk was awesome to see.
As a kid, I remember seeing Dusty Rhodes, Black Jack Mulligan, Purple Haze way back in the day at the Eddie Graham Sports Center in Orlando. After the event was over and we saw Dusty heading to his truck, I ran up to him and asked him for an autograph. Dusty was such a nice guy, he gave me his autograph. He was super nice to my parents as well. I will never forget that moment.
Cody has been one of my favorite guests to date. I didn’t know anything about him until watching these recent clips. I was a fan of his father and watched in the 70’s and 80’s but this has been super, super interesting.
Love Cody Rhodes! His story is awesome. I remember when he debuted on WWE TV. Can't wait to see him have a run at the big title. He's certainly ready for it at this point in his career. The ultimate slow burn to greatness.
@@J.C... He debuted in 2007 alongside Ted DiBiase Jr. They were with Randy Orton and the group was known as Legacy. All 3 members are 2nd or 3rd generation wrestlers. It was a cool time.
Gosh, i could listen to Cody talk for hours. I remember him as Stardust and Randy's Legacy member and back then i saw the potential but they would not give him the chance he deserved. Looking at him now, looking like a million bucks, confident and calm, and so grown up i can't wait for him to become champion in 8 days!
Talk about kindred spirits man. Two men with superstar fathers that were at the top of their respective fields, and them trying to fill those shoes, becoming superstars themselves.
Boo bama, boo! Haha I'm from Tennessee but I did live in the Muscle Shoals area for a while. Actually, I lived there the last time TN probably beat bama, like 06 or 07.
We had Lance Russell and I can't remember the other guy's name Foley? with Jerry "the king" Lawler in the 70's Saturday morning wrestling in Kentucky...lol
Good story, but I just haven’t been able to get back into wrestling since the Sheik bit BoBo Brazils forehead in 1962, causing him to bleed profusely ending the match. I ain’t over it.
This isn't an interview, this is a conversation & we get to listen in.
Look up Paul Heyman and Rick Rubin. 3 hours of just pure wrestling talk
This is honestly the greatest job Dale has done as an Interviewer. Amazing job 👏
These two should do a few of these.....both fathers famous, both sons followed strong with a TOUGH act to follow.....bravo men
As someone who was born in 1980 in the south you had wrestling and NASCAR. Dale Sr. was my favorite driver and was a huge Dusty Rhodes fan. Me and my granny would sit and watch NWA every time it came on. Seeing these two talk was awesome to see.
Cody is so well spoken and is very attentive when listening to people and what they have to say! I'm sure Dusty would be so proud of Cody!
What an incredible conversation between two sons who loved their incredible fathers
Great job to the whole DirtyMo Staff! What a GREAT INTERVIEW! You guys should be Proud!
As a kid, I remember seeing Dusty Rhodes, Black Jack Mulligan, Purple Haze way back in the day at the Eddie Graham Sports Center in Orlando. After the event was over and we saw Dusty heading to his truck, I ran up to him and asked him for an autograph. Dusty was such a nice guy, he gave me his autograph. He was super nice to my parents as well. I will never forget that moment.
I was there as well, watching Dusty, The Brisco Brothers and many others.
@@KSCFIRE Heck yeah! That place had so many great events.
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I saw Dusty and Harley Race fight for the World Championship Belt at the Orlando Sports Stadium. We rode our bicycles there.
Dusty and Harley race bull rope match, Eddie graham stadium, never forget it
Cody has been one of my favorite guests to date. I didn’t know anything about him until watching these recent clips. I was a fan of his father and watched in the 70’s and 80’s but this has been super, super interesting.
Love Cody Rhodes! His story is awesome. I remember when he debuted on WWE TV. Can't wait to see him have a run at the big title. He's certainly ready for it at this point in his career. The ultimate slow burn to greatness.
When was that? It had to have been after I stopped watching, which would've been the early 00s
@@J.C... He debuted in 2007 alongside Ted DiBiase Jr. They were with Randy Orton and the group was known as Legacy. All 3 members are 2nd or 3rd generation wrestlers. It was a cool time.
I think that's what I miss most about Blockbuster, was the wrestling video section. It was so cool to see what Blockbuster had back in the day.
The one near me had an amazing selection
I hear ya
No doubt missing walking into a video store on a Friday night renting 6 videos for the weekend
Gosh, i could listen to Cody talk for hours. I remember him as Stardust and Randy's Legacy member and back then i saw the potential but they would not give him the chance he deserved. Looking at him now, looking like a million bucks, confident and calm, and so grown up i can't wait for him to become champion in 8 days!
Great job. Passion in both guys.
Talk about kindred spirits man. Two men with superstar fathers that were at the top of their respective fields, and them trying to fill those shoes, becoming superstars themselves.
Best show ever dale. This was awesome cant stop listening to it
Oh man, the horsemen breaking Dusty's ankle in the Omni, loved 6:05 Saturdays😂😂😂
Is there somewhere to watch the whole conversation?? I've never been more interested in an interview wwe and nascar are you kidding me!?😍
Peacock Network has full episodes of this show. You get the whole show on TH-cam usually, but it's split up, probably for algorithm reasons.
Battle Ground Washington Fairgrounds in the late 80's I seen Dusty and Billy Jack
Just wanted to say Dale you do a outstanding job brother. And Mike . . ROLL TIDE FROM HUEYTOWN
Boo bama, boo! Haha I'm from Tennessee but I did live in the Muscle Shoals area for a while. Actually, I lived there the last time TN probably beat bama, like 06 or 07.
RTR!!
it would be great to see dustin rhodes (goldust) on the show if he is willing to come on as well! i know he has a lot of stories of his career.
We had Lance Russell and I can't remember the other guy's name Foley? with Jerry "the king" Lawler in the 70's Saturday morning wrestling in Kentucky...lol
I remember Dusty vs Abdula the Butcher...man that was bloody
The long sponsor read followed by an ad pod on every video is getting frustrating!
It takes so little effort to skip it, and it helps them pay their bills. Stop being so whiney
Dusty used to do Tom Stimus Used Car commercials in Bradenton Florida 🏴☠️
That was great
You should get Dustin Rhodes on the podcast too.
Wow. I had no idea Cody was Dustys kid. I figured he was Dustins kid LOL!
You should interview icp
The Rocks mom brought the real drama to WWF , she was a visionary.
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Good story, but I just haven’t been able to get back into wrestling since the Sheik bit BoBo Brazils forehead in 1962, causing him to bleed profusely ending the match. I ain’t over it.
Is there a full version? I hate these individual videos
Fix your intro music volume.
How come whenever Magnum TA’s name comes up Cody never mentions that Magnum is Cody’s godfather?
He does at one point in the session.
@@haworthlowell805 Dale Jr’s does mention Magnum as a wrestler he watched but Cody doesn’t mention that Magnum is his godfather.
What's a WWE wrestler doing on a NASCAR podcast?
Cool.
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Love your dad but piper was one of the best at promoting he made you hate him to the point you couldn't look away
"Rick" Flair 😐 Its Ric Flair 😎
Am I the only one who has no idea who this is?
Yes.
First!
Congrats
Love this podcast, but that guitar riff in the beginning of this clip needs to be toned down a bit. Absolutely destroyed my ears