Underrated? This word is used under every single wrestling shoot interview. Windham is extremely highly rated. I had the chance to see him in WCW 93 and even though he was past his prime he was great.
Barry really was a calm gentleman in every respect. He played his “Lone Wolf”, bad ass character so well. I pray he stays with us for years and years to come. We love you and your entire family Barry!! Big fan from VA
@Gordon Shumway I don't know about all of them calming down. There are some who really never stop talking shit and seem like they'll go to their graves doing it. But Barry's never really done it as he's always been chill.
Remember him teaming up with Dustin Rhodes as one of my favorite tag teams of the early 90s. Barry was one hell of an athlete - I hope he looks after himself.
Barry had the best arm drag take down in the business, he could do it from any angle to anybody, he could even do it from his knees, it truly was a beautiful thing to watch, even back then when quite a few wrestlers did it. Not many wrestlers today even do it anymore.
He was such a convincing heel in WCW in the early '90's, with such a striking appearance, that I could never have guessed he would turn out to be this softly-spoken gentleman.
I like the old time wrestling. Have not watched in like 15 years. Wrestling is too much talking and pillow fights. Miss the old days of the 80's and 90's
The Lugar turn by Barry stands out as my favorite moment as a wrestling fan. JJ pointing at Barry with his pinky and index " I warned you he wouldn't be there"
Another influence of why I got into this business along with Tully Blanchard, Arn Anderson, Magnum TA, Ric Flair, Jake Roberts, David Shultz and Sam Houston
Man he’s changed. I met him at cowboys in 1997 at cowboys in bossier city after wrestling one night. Great guy, took time to sign autograph. One of the best.
Enjoyed listening to your interview Barry, man that brings back alot of memories since I'm from Atlanta saw your matches in the omni and sports arena . Take care man. Thanks from Ray
Big Ronnie Garvin was one of the most brutal wrestles at that time . I loved watch him put the Garvin stomp on the other wrestlers asses .Rowdy Roddy piper reminded me of Garvin . Both tough customers . These were two guy that knows how to get the job done . One of the most exiting tag team in the mid 80's was the Rock'n'Roll express . Those guys were only making $2000 a month on the road trips at that time and they both put on a hell of a show .
@@rahowherox1177 for a certain time everyone had popular songs as an entrance. Born in the USA, Another one bites the dust, we are the champions, and eye of the tiger. CM punk uses cult of personality and undertaker used keep Rollin' and American badass.
Great shoot with one of my favorite performers ever in the business Barry Windham. I wished they would've asked him about working with David von Erich briefly in florida during David's test run as a heel.
@@neell4242 IF David was preparing for a run as NWA World Champion during the territory days a wreslter needed to learn how to work as a heel as well as a babyface
I wish he would have asked him about his matches with David Von Erich. Amazing WRESTLER! And great interview! Thank you for posting this. One if the all time greats!
s b s b Look at "David Von Erich in Florida (part 3)" @ 29:39 you can see the match. Let me know what you think! Barry was New still really young and David was a heel then!
ALWAYS WAS, NEVER HEARD OR SAW ANYTHING BAD ABOUT HIM AND DRUGS, DRUNK, OR ANY VIOLENCE OUTSIDE OF THE RING. CLASSY GUY; HAVE BEEN A FAN SINCE AGE 11. I'M NOW 50!
Jajajajaja, I still remember that promo of the Horsemen when Barry called Sting and Luger, Stuger and Ling, lmao. I think it was on NWA Pro TV show on Saturday mornings. Aired on WPIX 11 for a wile, World Wide ran on NBC 4 NY at 2am Saturday-early Sunday.
Scott hall said too Steve Austin on a pod cast. That he met Barry down the steak Isle of a supermarket. Barry asked Hall what he was doing job wise, Scott said trying to get in the business .Scott said to Austin THIS IS BARRY WINDHAM AUSTIN REPLIES BY SAYING DAM RIGHT LIKE ACNOLAGING THAT HE IS A GOOD Piece of talent. Then hall says that Barry told Hall to go to the ring in I think it was Tamper. Hall goes on by saying that day Barry helped him he said Barry bumped for free you know gave up his own time just too help Hall get at that time a very very very difficult business too get in just read hogans book about Tamper territory. What a guy and Legend you are Mr Barry WINDHAM and deservedly so MR HALL OF FAMER? Big up respect big lad
It’s a fantastic shoot in fact this was really good Barry you’re a good dude man time went fast I miss the hell out of the old days don’t you think I don’t I miss watching you on Saturday mornings Saturday nights whatever those are great days man
Always liked Barry. Wished the NWA/WCW would have stayed with plans of him, his brother, Lex and Sting forming a young core to take on the Horsemen and other Heels
Barry is the same age as me and I remember when he came on the scene with Crocket in Charlotte. He was a good natured guy so he wasn't really heel material. I remember how good he could move for a legit big man
I can't,wait 2 meet Barry Windham here in Waterloo IA .. @ the Lou Thez George Tragos Hall of Fame weekend Barry Windham was, 1 of my favs by far even as young child I always used 2 think I was Barry Windham watching wrestling lol....
Only thing that stops him from being a top 15 guy from the 1980's was his independence... he walked away from some commitments to Dusty and Vince and created some distrust. As a performer he could have main evented either territory as a top heel or babyface. I regret things didnt work out better for him, but I guess he walked to his own drummer and valued his independence
This was after his heart attack and stroke, he has trouble remembering things, if you notice he takes a sec or 2 to think before he answers....he actually was a great story teller...check out some of his older shoots with Highspot.com
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A truly underrated pioneer of professional wrestling. I would even go as far as saying the best overall talent never to be WWE Champion! 😁
I gave u a thumbs up, but I'd say he's a close second behind arn anderson
That's tough. Off my head I'd say Mr. Perfect. Ted DiBiase, Piper, and Jake The Snake also come to mind.
@@joeljohnson8214 There are a lot of wrestlers that would do good as WWE champion
Underrated? This word is used under every single wrestling shoot interview. Windham is extremely highly rated. I had the chance to see him in WCW 93 and even though he was past his prime he was great.
Barry really was a calm gentleman in every respect. He played his “Lone Wolf”, bad ass character so well. I pray he stays with us for years and years to come. We love you and your entire family Barry!!
Big fan from VA
I was one of the Biggest Barry Windom fans. His "Superplex" was an devastating move. He was ultra talented.
And them flying drop kicks 🤙
Such a big fan you don’t know how to spell his name.
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My favorite wrestler in the 80's when I was a teen!
One of my all TIME favorites!!!!Barry's a true legend..
Thank you B.W. I saw you in zephyrhills florida
He didn't bad mouth anyone! What a class guy he is!
BARRY WAS ALWAYS A CLASS ACT; A GENTLEMAN.
@Gordon Shumway I don't know about all of them calming down. There are some who really never stop talking shit and seem like they'll go to their graves doing it. But Barry's never really done it as he's always been chill.
Aye he disrespected Billy Jack Haynes hat!
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I could listen to Barry talk about his stories forever :)
ALL TRUE STORIES; SPEAKS LIKE A TRUE GENTLEMAN.
I last saw Barry Windham at wrestling show I was wrestling in Auckland New Zealand 2007 couldn't believe it such a good guy to talk too +1👍
you're a lucky guy I live in Wellington & I had no idea Windham had ever been to NZ. one of the all-time greats of the N.W.A.
So kicked back you know he grew up in the business
One of the best...Barry Windham!!
Always liked Barry Windham. Thanks for the interview.
Crawling Sludgedweller One of the most underrated wrestlers of all time
HannibalTV is the best wrestling shoot interviews online. Glad to have sub'd
thanks
Remember him teaming up with Dustin Rhodes as one of my favorite tag teams of the early 90s. Barry was one hell of an athlete - I hope he looks after himself.
Barry Windham was a flawless wrestler
I became a Horseman fan when he joined
Barry had the best arm drag take down in the business, he could do it from any angle to anybody, he could even do it from his knees, it truly was a beautiful thing to watch, even back then when quite a few wrestlers did it. Not many wrestlers today even do it anymore.
I was never a big Barry Windham fan but watching some of his matches on youtube I can see why everyone says he was a great worker.
He was such a convincing heel in WCW in the early '90's, with such a striking appearance, that I could never have guessed he would turn out to be this softly-spoken gentleman.
Great interview. Mr. Windham seems like a real gentleman.
I love Barry Windham, he one of my top 3 wrestlers of all time, great interview
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that's great, but who are the other 2.
I like the old time wrestling. Have not watched in like 15 years. Wrestling is too much talking and pillow fights. Miss the old days of the 80's and 90's
Brock lesnar throws hard stiff old school shots
What a legacy. Thanks for this. Throughly enjoyed it.
Our pleasure!
The best feud in WWE back in 1985 was Barry Windham & Mike Rotundo (U.S. Express) vs Iron Sheik & Nikolai Volkoff.
What an awesome shoot. Barry's so chilled he's great to listen to
Always a class act & never turned his back on young talent when they needed help getting into the business.
Barry had the greatest heel turn ever
The Lugar turn by Barry stands out as my favorite moment as a wrestling fan. JJ pointing at Barry with his pinky and index " I warned you he wouldn't be there"
I'll never forget when Barry held up the hand-sign for the 4 Horsemen as he walked away from the ring that night.
Plus he had the mask of the "Midnight Rider" holding out the Limousine window as they pulled out 🤣🤣
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Another influence of why I got into this business along with Tully Blanchard, Arn Anderson, Magnum TA, Ric Flair, Jake Roberts, David Shultz and Sam Houston
Man he’s changed. I met him at cowboys in 1997 at cowboys in bossier city after wrestling one night. Great guy, took time to sign autograph. One of the best.
CLASSY GUY.
Barry Windham was always one of my favorites.
MY ALL TIME FAVORITE.
He was the leader of the "young lions" back in the day, my fave growing up.
I grew up idolizing Barry and Dusty Blackjack Mulligan and Gordon Solie thank you for sharing this video
Enjoyed listening to your interview Barry, man that brings back alot of memories since I'm from Atlanta saw your matches in the omni and sports arena . Take care man. Thanks from Ray
Great interview..Thanks so much! I was always a big fan of Barry's and his dad, and finally got to meet him while in developmental.. Great guy!
Great shoot!!! I love Barry Windham
Great to see Barry windham..
Awesome interview. Barry will always be one of my favorite wrestlers
Yet another great shoot from Hannibal. Barry is one of my favorite wrestlers loved that claw with the black glove he used to wear.
His dad, Blackjack Mulligan, used to do the iron claw with the black glove before him.
As a kid in Florida... Barry and Dusty were our favorites
One of my favorite wrestler Barry.
I would love to see a new interview.
I remember when Mike Rotundo and him won those Tag Team belts in the WWE. My mama got so mad when I yelled and jumped up and down on the bed
The most gifted of all the wrestlers of that era Barry Windham is one hell of a wrestler!
Big Ronnie Garvin was one of the most brutal wrestles at that time . I loved watch him put the Garvin stomp on the other wrestlers asses .Rowdy Roddy piper reminded me of Garvin . Both tough customers . These were two guy that knows how to get the job done . One of the most exiting tag team in the mid 80's was the Rock'n'Roll express . Those guys were only making $2000 a month on the road trips at that time and they both put on a hell of a show .
Great guy, class act
I liked Windham in Rotundo in the WWF. I remember "born in the USA" was their entrance theme.
@@rahowherox1177 for a certain time everyone had popular songs as an entrance. Born in the USA, Another one bites the dust, we are the champions, and eye of the tiger. CM punk uses cult of personality and undertaker used keep Rollin' and American badass.
Met Barry a few years ago at an AWE show in Virginia awesome guy even threw the 4 for the Horsemen
Great shoot with one of my favorite performers ever in the business Barry Windham. I wished they would've asked him about working with David von Erich briefly in florida during David's test run as a heel.
I never knew that Windham and Von Erich wrestled each other! Have to look that one up. I love TH-cam!!
Hard to imagine any von Erich other than fritz wrestling as a heel
@@neell4242 IF David was preparing for a run as NWA World Champion during the territory days a wreslter needed to learn how to work as a heel as well as a babyface
I wish he would have asked him about his matches with David Von Erich.
Amazing WRESTLER! And great interview! Thank you for posting this. One if the all time greats!
enzyme 2000 Barry wrestled David??? Or Black Jack did?
s b yes in Florida. Ofcourse Barry was New so David pummuled him!
s b s b Look at "David Von Erich in Florida (part 3)" @ 29:39 you can see the match. Let me know what you think! Barry was New still really young and David was a heel then!
The widow Maker truelly one of the greatest wrestlers of all time.
One of the best of all time (the Claw) Barry Windham!
Am I the only one that finds this interview relaxing?
Greatest heel turn of all time! Never saw it coming.
Good interview and Barry is a good man!
ALWAYS WAS, NEVER HEARD OR SAW ANYTHING BAD ABOUT HIM AND DRUGS, DRUNK, OR ANY VIOLENCE OUTSIDE OF THE RING. CLASSY GUY; HAVE BEEN A FAN SINCE AGE 11. I'M NOW 50!
Way better wrestler than his Father and Brother Combined
Class dude. Long live the U S Express
One of the best,
One of my all time favorite wrestler's
The greatest big man wrestling has ever seen…pound for pound. One of the greats, in the Mid Atlantic era.
NWA use to show Sunday morning in New Mexico. 9am. Late 80s. I remember watching Windham.
What a normal. Good dude.
I had the biggest crush on Barry when I was younger. Only guy that was on my wall besides my horses and the lambo.
Tess Woodard the book fair lambo poster?
James Greer lmao honestly I don't recall. It was on a cliff overlooking the ocean with the doors up.
ME TOO. BIG FAN SINCE I WAS ELEVEN.
ESTHER CATHERINE STRAUCH heck yeah. Idk how old I was when he started. I was born in 74 so however long ago when he was in Tx and then tag team?
Jajajajaja, I still remember that promo of the Horsemen when Barry called Sting and Luger, Stuger and Ling, lmao. I think it was on NWA Pro TV show on Saturday mornings. Aired on WPIX 11 for a wile, World Wide ran on NBC 4 NY at 2am Saturday-early Sunday.
Scott hall said too Steve Austin on a pod cast. That he met Barry down the steak Isle of a supermarket. Barry asked Hall what he was doing job wise, Scott said trying to get in the business .Scott said to Austin THIS IS BARRY WINDHAM AUSTIN REPLIES BY SAYING DAM RIGHT LIKE ACNOLAGING THAT HE IS A GOOD Piece of talent. Then hall says that Barry told Hall to go to the ring in I think it was Tamper. Hall goes on by saying that day Barry helped him he said Barry bumped for free you know gave up his own time just too help Hall get at that time a very very very difficult business too get in just read hogans book about Tamper territory. What a guy and Legend you are Mr Barry WINDHAM and deservedly so MR HALL OF FAMER? Big up respect big lad
I was at the show in Jacksonville when Barry and Arn won the belts from the Steiners
Member of my favorite tag team. Windham and Rotundo. The U S Express!
Love the horseman and when Barry was one of them best 4 horseman ever! Underrated! They should have pushed Barry more in my opinion
Geez Barry winham my child hood all time bad ass if I had a make a wish it wld be to meet Barry and a autograph
4 Horsemen...Love Barry.
Talk about a guy who was not a mark for himself . You get the sense that he used wrestling more than it used him .
Barry Windham, Rick Flair, and the Great Muta, are my all time favorite top three in the sport. 🍻
It’s a fantastic shoot in fact this was really good Barry you’re a good dude man time went fast I miss the hell out of the old days don’t you think I don’t I miss watching you on Saturday mornings Saturday nights whatever those are great days man
Always liked Barry.
Wished the NWA/WCW would have stayed with plans of him, his brother, Lex and Sting forming a young core to take on the Horsemen and other Heels
Barry is the same age as me and I remember when he came on the scene with Crocket in Charlotte. He was a good natured guy so he wasn't really heel material. I remember how good he could move for a legit big man
I can't,wait 2 meet Barry Windham here in Waterloo IA .. @ the Lou Thez George Tragos Hall of Fame weekend Barry Windham was, 1 of my favs by far even as young child I always used 2 think I was Barry Windham watching wrestling lol....
I saw all of then with Gorden solie Tampa Florida championshipwrestling florida
Barry! Four horsemen 4 life!
Barry Windham is awesome
I love Barry Windham one of my favorites as a kid, he had all the tools.....could have been champ if he wanted to put in the dedication
He sounds a lot like Dibiase in this interview.
I'm glad to know that I'm not by myself on that, because various phrases and words definitely did sound a lot like DiBiase. Always liked Barry
Totally agree
Barry Windham worked with Undertaker in April 1998 on Raw. Which possibly Barry's last Raw match right before they released him.
Very good shoot. I don’t recognize him but it’s nice to see B.W. Is alive and healthy
Only thing that stops him from being a top 15 guy from the 1980's was his independence... he walked away from some commitments to Dusty and Vince and created some distrust. As a performer he could have main evented either territory as a top heel or babyface. I regret things didnt work out better for him, but I guess he walked to his own drummer and valued his independence
Barry had one of the best clotheslines/lariats!
The son of legendary Black Jack Mulligan. It was in Barry Windam's DNA to be one of the best.
HAPPY 58TH BIRTHDAY BARRY CLINTON WINDHAM !!!
My favorite berry was the best he could sell the product thank you
Barry melhor lutador de luta livre
You can tell he respects the business - didn't bury anyone.
Barry could go a full hour and not lose a beat. Great wrestler and entertainer..
one of the greats should of done more
I saw B.W. in zephyrhills Florida
BARRY WINDHAM WAS THE BEST WORLD CHAMP THAT NEVER HAD THE BELT...
He did hold the world title. He dropped it to Flair though. Short title run, but he did have the belt.
Most of Hannibals interviews the subject goes on and tells story . Here Barry has short answers and adds very little extra.
This was after his heart attack and stroke, he has trouble remembering things, if you notice he takes a sec or 2 to think before he answers....he actually was a great story teller...check out some of his older shoots with Highspot.com
@@Nomah1979 Actually, this was before, not after.
What a stand up guy.
Barry seems like a cool dude 😎
Barry Windham n Dustin Rhodes was at Ric flair party when they were 12 n 14 years old
DDP has a new client
How is Barry Windham's health doing today?
Damn barry windham got old quickly I remember seeing him in wwe then wwf as one part of the new black jacks in 1998 when I was 9 man I'm getting old.
He's the uncle of Bray Wyatt.
Barry was so underrated. He deserved to win the strap from Flair.
Barry Windham = Legit Bad Ass