Magnum TA Full Career Shoot Interview with Hannibal
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I love Magnum TA as a wrestler when I was a kid. He was my favorite to pull for I was so heartbroken when the accident happened. Just to watch this video and find out what kind of man he really is makes me feel so good about pulling for him as a child. I'm 47 years old now and I still love that guy. Considering everything he's been through and the attitude that he chose to have got him to where he is today. He's an incredible man and incredible human being. I'm still one of his biggest fans to this day.
I'll never forget seeing JJ talking with Magnum, crying about how sorry he was and how much it killed him that he had to hit Magnum in a match between Tully and Dusty. What a fight that was. I was also in tears as a kid watching that one.
I prayed for Magnum so many times hoping he could wrestle again some day.
Never knew Andre was the one who gave him the name Magnum TA. Very cool! Thank you Hannibal for everything you do. 🙏👍
This is my favorite wrestling interview in a long time. Awesome job, Hannibal. Magnum is great here and it's good to see him looking and feeling great.
Love you Magnum TA , thank you for all the memories
I like Magnum TA stories about working with other wrestlers.
Hannibal, you are the best interviewer I've seen. Your questions are concise and focused on helping the interviewee tell their story. AND, you don't trying to upstage, or suck the oxigen out of the room. Well done. At minute 47 Magnum nails it. I have not watch wrestling since the mid 80s. It was completely different back then.
What an interesting, articulate man. Seems like a nice guy. Great storyteller. A true legend. Excellent work, Hannibal.
I’m surprised this doesn’t have more views. Glad we have these to watch and learn.
Great guy and well spoken,deserved a better ending than what he received and was well on his way like David Von Erich to becoming NWA World's Champion one of the greatest babyfaces ever.
Thank you thank you thank you…This was a wonderful shoot interview
Thanks
Loved watching Magnum TA. He was a great wrestler. A true human being.
Magnum and Wahoo was a classic match.
Magnum TA vs Nakita was such a fun rivalry when I was 10!
Magnum TA was "THE MF MAN"! He was on track to be that superstar. You just wanted good people like him to have his day in the sun. It makes you curse at Fate for dealing such a cruel hand to Magnum TA. But, it's good to see him in good spirits, knowing what he overcame to be alive and breathing.
Magnum TA and David Von Erich were going to dominate the Late 80’s
JCP 1985-1988 was untouchable imo.
I got to see Magnum T A in Tulsa Oklahoma. Enjoyed the show.
I truly hope TA knows how much the fans loved and respected him.He was destined for the NWA championship and his tragic accident changed what might have been.God bless you Terry!!
Great stuff!!! Magnum TA was (and is) a man's man and was one of the greatest wrestlers in the sport . Brilliant!!!
I can't believe this...Magnum is one of my top five favorite wrestlers growing up, I actually combined his style with Bret Hart to work on my craft. And I'll be god damned we were broke in by the same crowd and I had no clue, Matt Bourne and a couple guys from the Sawyer family in Portland at the Aladin theater...Crazy
Magnum TA apparently is a good human/man. Magnum TA was the forerunner for wrestlers looking like TV Stars on screen. Scott Hall and Mr Perfect got their physical disposition during their promos, from the Likes of Magnum TA and JAKE Roberts.
amazing a legend his career cut short but magnum has it all
Great interview
A classic moment for me was Ole and Arn jumping TA in the locker room, they made that look so realistic. They were what made wrestling great back then.
Because it was
@@michaelallanrubin2376 It was a great work.
@@stealthbomber2126 It truly was. Thanks for mentioning it. Went and watched.
OMG I hated those Anderson brothers. I found out they weren't even real brothers years later but they sure fool me as a lil kid. Magnum was my favorite wrestler. My whole family watched wrestling on the weekends. It was our bonding thing. My mom hated the heels. She use to scream at them thru the TV like they could hear her.... like she wanted them to tag her in to join in the fight.lol Omg I miss those days. I'm glad Magnum is doing well. He will always be my favorite wrestler ❤ Today's wrestling sucks ass. SORRY BUT IT JUST DOES.
This is good interview with magnum great knowledge of him telling the truth of professional wrestling 🤼♀️.
I am happy to watch Magnum TA prior to his accident.....I just started watching NWA in the summer of 1986.His rivalry with Nikita Koloa was interesting to watch.If Magnum did not have that accident,there would have been a rivalry with Ric Flair versus Magnum TA. Who knows,Magnum TA would have been a babyface in the WWF. I remembered having a Magnum TA poster on my wall as an adolescent living in Brooklyn New York.........To be a Magnum TA fan from Brooklyn,that is an indication I was and still is a huge wrestling fan. In my time growing up in Brooklyn New York,the promotions that dominated the New York ,New Jersey and Connecticut area was WWF/WWE,AWA and ECW. I love you Magnum TA and stay strong through this uncertain times.
Since you uploaded the "Gentleman's Choice" documentary on Gentleman Chris Adams, which I bought on DVD before you uploaded it, I would be interested in obtaining Magnum T.A.'s documentary which was available on High Spots called I Never Quit. I'm not sure if it is still avaiable for sale there or some other vendor. I do have all 5 volumes of Barry Owen's Portland Wrestling series, which includes a match between Magnum and Ric Flair when he was wrestling in Don Owen's Pacific Northwest Wrestling territory. I'm not sure if it was in Volume 1, which I think it was or Volume 2. I have only watched the first two volumes. I will have to write a review of each volume eventually on Amazon.
Magnum TA had the perfect fit for mid 80's Southern USA wrestling fans.
@Paul Jackson I don't know about Hogan. His longevity as a top draw is up there with Bruno and Lou Thesz. Austin's popularity and that of The Rock's was greater at their peak in absolute numbers, but neither had the longevity at the top of the three wrestlers I mentioned in terms of drawing power. Warrior had some appeal, but he couldn't have been that great, since he dropped the WWE title less than a year into his reign. Dusty had popularity but not on the scale of Hogan, and the same with Sting.
Magnum Ta was my absolute favorite wrestler,as a 10 year old kid . I think it was Tnt wrestling or Nwa it was right before WCW. It was 1986 or something. I remember his mega matches with Nikita koloff "Russian " and the 4 horseman. To bad me and him suffered the same fate. Horrible car accidents can easily ruin your career. Good to Magum is still around !!!!
I lovend Magnum TA. His name was the first thing that caught my interest.
My man Magnum,another one of those bad cats i unfortunately missed when we moved to Calif. from Houston,as it took me away from my second home with Paul Boesch and the Coliseum.Didn't stop me from getting hooked on this guy on WTBS,both for that no-nonsense way he carried himself in and out the ring,that I-Quit with Tully at Starrcade '85 was no joke and still remains my all-time favorite even my lil bits are blown away as much as i was all those years ago.What could've been had his career not got cut short,but a run as the NWA champ would've been memorable.Stay in good health,my friend
Terry Allen, was one of the greatest babyfaces ever in professional wrestling! 😁
This is the best interviews. It answered so many questions about Magnum T.A.
One of my favorite top 5?wrestlers. Miss the days of NWA wrestling.😃💪🏻
He was my favourite along with Dusty Rhodes.
The decisions we make that impact upon the rest of our lives.... #holyshit
I always thought Dusty came up with the Magnum name (I knew it was based on CBS crime drama with because he looked like actor Tom Selleck...But it was Andre that thought it up. Interesting.
Thanks Big Bro
Magnum T.A goes from Jake the Snake to Dutch Mantel look.
If there ever was a story that should be told on the big screen , this is it.
I’m so with you man. I’m stunned that Hollywood doesn’t make films about the history of wrestling and various careers in wrestling. I mean why isn’t there a film about the Gold Dust Trio or the Von Erichs? I mean talk about a wealth of source material!
Chris Helmsworth is starring in a Hulk Hogan movie
@@rosario508 The Wrestler (1974) is pretty as close to anything about a documentary on the industry. Bloodstained Memoirs is also good, so is Beyond The Mat, which goes beyond the storylines. The Mickey Rourke version of The Wrestler (2008) is good, but in terms of movies about the history of the industry, other films might fit what you're looking for better. I Like To Hurt People and Grunt The Wrestling Movie might be of interest as well. There are other documentaries like 350 Days which are also good. There's not just one, but several which cover pro wrestling, but from different perspectives and subject matter.
quite a bit of similarity in terms of ring skills, charisma, and popularity between Magnum and Goldberg. Magnum would have been huge.
@@joespitler3929 Magnum's matches were pretty short--but I guess he was a better worker than Goldberg, who wasn't considered very good. Their popularity was similar. Goldberg was very entertaining, even if not a great wrestler.
@@joespitler3929 Goldberg sold out 40,000 fans at the Georgia Dome and the Pop he got when he beat Hogan was bigger than the entire WWE and AEW gets
Great ending.
Magnum obviously still doing a lot of squats.
Too many commercials
It might be impossible to make it quite as big and crazy as it used to be. But I think it could grow alot bigger than it is if we had less flippy dippy and more Wrestling. At this point in time about the only current Wrestling I can bring myself to watch is SWE fury. And sometimes the forget to use Wrestling moves.
Damm he looks unrecognizeable. Aging is a shame to go through. Magnum had it all the looks, the skill, the wrestling ability, and then his accident happened. Im 100% sure he would have been huge. Sad story all around
He's alive and happy. I disagree
his hair was likely bleached back in the day. He was in a bad car accident, looks great all things considered.
Does not even remotely look look Magnum TA at all. Wow i’Am blown away by this
I thought it was Dutch Mantel
Jimmy Carter boycotted the Summer Olympic Games as a response to the USSR for invading Afghanistan, he sure showed those Russians. It also cost Terry and Kerry Von Erich their shots for the Olympics.
carter was an f'ing moron. Should not have used politics to ruin the dreams of those that had been training for the Olympics.
Jcp saturday, march 23,1985 charlotte,North Carolina:(old) charlotte coliseum:nwa us. Hw title match 🇺🇸 magnum ta (terry allen) defeated chief wahoo mcdaniel (champion) to win title( 1 st of 2 reigns) the match aired on www 3-30-85 📺 tv syndicate. 1 st reign. 3-23-85 - 7-21-85. His 2nd reign :11-28-85'- 5-29-86
July 21st, 1985 at the Charlotte Coliseum was a great night! Tully Blanchard in a grueling, exhausting effort, got a pick-me-up, a second wind, if you will. A female security guard came down to ringside where Tully was laying and gave him a little kiss, some inspiration, if you will. Tully then got up on his feet, swung his right, connected, and knocked out "Johnny Glass Jaw" Magnum T.A. with one punch and pinned him in the middle of the ring 1-2-3 to become the new NWA United States Heavyweight Champion! Poor Ol' Maggie May was undefeated no longer. That was a night I'll never forget.
He should have told the story where I had mistaken him for Jake Roberts back in 2004. 😄
I still can't tell him apart from Tom Selleck
Wow, what an unusual way he learned to wrestle! Not remotely like the way almost every wrestler talks about undergoing training and being made to scream by their teacher.
Magnum should’ve been dead 40 years ago from that car wreck just think he outlived Dusty Rhodes.
Interesting comments about the belly to belly. The move was over but I never thought it was a strong finish. I guess I’m in the minority on that.
I went to the Philadelphia Civic Center just to see him against Tully Blanchard and I also saw him against Nikita Koloff in the cage. Great times!!!
I thought it was strong, but it put a lot of pressure on him to pull it off. That's the problem with having a finish that requires momentum from the opponent, perfect timing and controlled strength every time. Opponents come in all sizes and shapes. Magnum's belly to belly on Kamala was very impressive, tho.