Arn Anderson on why he was never world champion
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- Nobody had a career like Arn Anderson. For more than three decades he has been the epitome of “old school.” Hear him as you’ve never heard him before every Tuesday at 6am Eastern as you gives you a peak behind the curtain for the first time ever. Each week Conrad Thompson will examine Arn’s days in the territories, becoming an Anderson, creating the Four Horsemen in the NWA, becoming a Hall of Famer, and being a producer behind the scenes for years for WWE proving “The Enforcer” has a story unlike anyone else. Known for his trademark Spinebuster and incredible “promos” in front of the camera, it’s his timing and wit that has kept “the boys” in stitches behind the scenes. Hear for yourself why ARN is the new “symbol of excellence” in professional wrestling podcasting exclusively on Westwood One Podcast Network, Tuesdays at 6am Eastern.
The first 2 minutes are why he’s one of the best.
I fail to see a problem
Yes , I agree with you on that. Arn is a BOSS with CLASS. Arn asked how he seems more popular today than during his active wrestling years. It is because he was REAL to the sport and will always be respected for that. Many of these cartoonish characters created by the writers in the past few years will quickly be forgotten.
I am TOTALLY into Arn as the Coach of the Nightmare Family! That covering his
mouth with a piece of paper to guard against lip reading is HILARIOUS! I don't know how long he's going to be an "on air" presence in AEW but I'm enjoying every moment of it! That is until someone makes him "God" without telling me about it!
The Enforcer Double A .ARN ANDERSON
ABSOULTE FACTS he is on of the greatest ever and one of if not the most over LOOKED ever!!!! The reason why DOUBLE A IS recognized these days as a great WRESTLER is because his style that he is one of the best ever at , he damn near perfected the man's man of technical WRESTLING and there is no one even close 2 HIS ability these days in technical WRESTLING. HE is the mentor of the person who attempts to carry that rugged man's man physical wrestling style (;CODY Rhodes) , Arn HAS helped him a lot and maybe cody will be able to carry that LEGACY of the legends like DOUBLE A
I am 46 and definitely Arn and the 4 horsemen were so entertaining when I was growing up. All respect given to you Mr.Anderson.
Yeah, I'm 3 years older than you, and for me, the NWA in 1986 was the pinnacle of professional wrestling. I was crazy into it. I mean yeah, I loved the Attitude Era, but the NWA in the mid-eighties was as believable as wrestling gets.
Four Horsemen: The Greatest Faction Ever!!!
I'm 45 and started watching in 84 and still really have the fondest memories of 1984-1989 wrestling. The best era in my lifetime.
I'm 45 and agree with all of you. Wrestling in general from 84-86 or 87 was the best bar none. Every territory seemed to be on fire in this era
45 and best era and The NWA JCP was my favorite Promotion and blew the WWF Away!! And The HORSEMEN RULED!!
Arn lacking charisma? Naw sir, it was quiet intensity. When he spoke every single word mattered. Watch the promo he cut on Benoit. Absolute GOLD!
Couldn't agree more. He's just too humble.
Arm did good promos if not great and yes it was that Clint Eastwood silent soft-spoken just like arn in the ring when he did a promo there was no wasted movement
It works for you small sects of smarks. The world title has to be able to draw all people in. He's right...as of course he would be, talking about himself honestly.
@@manuginobilisbaldspot424 Agreed... but hey, even Ricky Morton got the odd Title shot. For every Horseman wild interview, he could always inject the seriousness of the situation. The war games match that the horsemen won: "Don't leave home with your back door open!" Chilling when you saw what it meant.
Benoit interview wasn't a promo more of a shoot she' really was with Chris legit then
Greatest DDT and Spinebuster in the business.
Spinebuster absolutely! The greatest DDT I have to give to Jake the Snake Roberts. But damn it if he ever had a rival it would be Anderson's DDT
I'd give the best DDT to Raven. There was just something about the snap he put on it, followed by his theatrics, that sold the move for me better than anyone else. But Spinebuster? No doubt at all. When Arn hit that thing clean no one ever got as much snap and impact on it, and I bet it was 100% safe despite looking like it should break someones neck from whiplash.
@@RyanAcidhedzMurphy no.
I will say his spine buster was the best but Jake the snake Robert's gave him a run for his money in DDT department.
Ron Simmons would have to be 2nd place in spinebusters
I'm 48 and grew up watching the Four Horsemen. Thank you, Arn, for entertaining us wrestling fans.
I love Arn's humility and truthfulness here. That's another thing that makes him among the greatest, his honesty. A lot of these guys, whine and bitch about the past and blame others for things that did or didn't happen. On another note, Arn may not be the Ultimate Warrior. He took care of his opponents and was dependable!
Amen.
Arn put over the Renegade. Arn is pro wrestling humility personified.
@@alanguages yep there TV title matches was legendary awesome matches
@@joshuakelley5924 You are obviously being sarcastic. You are also disrespecting Arn Anderson with your post.
Edit: Obviously the Renegade was horrible, but Anderson was humble enough to give the guy a chance.
This interview is why people really love Arn. One of the greatest of all time yet very humble and out going with fans which let's us know the type of man he is
Mr.Anderson...you were everything that was right about wrestling of that era. Thank you for you humble yet remarkable attitude an you will always be remembered for your contribution to the sport throughout your career. One of my favorite. I put you in my top 5 wrestlers
I do as well.
I can absolutely relate to what Arn says. I didn't appreciate guys like him when I was a kid, but now he's one of my absolute favourites. Tremendous wrestler and probably the most likeable guy in the business as well.
Arn Anderson is a National Treasure
Arn you and Jake Roberts were my favorite wrestlers growing up. You didn't yell or scream you spoke with heart. When you said it you did it and that what made you a champion in my book
To me Arn had same charisma as Harley Race I think he would've been a great world champion
I think Race was the last of that kind of old school champion. Plus part of the reason was that made guys who were legit tough guys and well respected.
For instance, Hulk Hogan or Ultimate Warrior would never have become NWA champion.
Being in the same faction as Flair made it impossible to make Arn world champion the Horsemen legacy wouldn't be the same
@@Robert.Deeeee I agree. Mr. Race was a real man! The other two...…..SMH
Your already a world champion when someone has some much respect for you they give you their last name.
100%
Arn always talks about the fans and how important we are and giving us a good show. Thank you Arn. That's old school and it means a lot.
I think you would of been easy enough to market. You cut a killer promo and always brought a sense of legitimacy to the proceedings.
I think your right. Hard to say after Luger got over they might have had to put the belt on one of the super jacked body builder guys or maybe a Flair. Once Hogan got there though they would have had to change.
Because it was legit at times
Arn was one hell of a worker and put on great matches. But you can't sell out arenas and PPVs with a guy that looks like someone who's fixing your carburetor.
The fact Arn was never a World champion is one of the top crimes in the history of pro wrestling. Arn may never got to be world champion, but he was undoubtedly the working man's champion. You put your boots on and you do your job. No frills, just hard work. The difference between Arn and Ric is I like Ric, but I RESPECT Arn.
Because one 2 words, Ric Flair. He was Ric Flair's best friend and team member as Horsemen. There's one champion and that was Ric Flair, he was the face of WCW and Arn was his buddy. With Sting, Windham, Luger & Steamboat there was a lot of faces for Ric Flair.
Arn was seen more as the Tag Team guy with Tully Blanchard, or Ric Flair. He was a guy that faced Champions like Hogan & Sting.
Arn is on the same vane as Scott Hall. Guys that would never be champion, but deserved to be.
The fact also he never been US Heavyweight champion but he should of been. It surprises me he never was.
It isn’t a crime at all. He didn’t have the look nor was he the mass appeal type of solo guy. He understood this. I don’t know why some fans cannot understand this.
@@brianezell5790 We can understand and disagree. He is just as marketable as Michaels, Bret, Savage, DDP, etc.
Arn, you are one of the top two wrestlers of all time. You sell yourself short, saying you didn't have the charisma. Your promos, unmatched. Intensity, unmatched. Salesmanship, unmatched. Your detail to let fans know how important it was to work an opponents body part, whether it be arm, leg, etc, while working a match, unmatched. You done it better than anyone. Tully, Flair, AA, THE Enforcer, delivered the greatest promos.
In the late 70's ,my older brother and I would go just about every Thursday to see the show's live in Rome Georgia. It was definitely the greatest show on earth. Gene ,Ole and Arn are LEGENDARY athletes and entertainers. I'll never forget the awesome times there in Rome. All the greats were there, Andre, Mr Wrestling 1 and 2, Abdoulah, Dusty, Dick Slater, Bob Backlund etc. Thanks goes out to all you guys who made me love the sport. I hope the kids today have as good a time with it as I did.
Arn Anderson vs bret hart would be epic in their prime i know they did tag matches but 90s bret vs arn anderson from the 80s would be epic sell out arenas
That truly would have been a super match ...two guys who are basically the same type of individuals but from different companies ... Who would be able to outsmart who?
This is, hands down, the most awesome Arn Anderson interview segment I've ever heard! I didn't know that I could respect that man more than I did, but he doubled that easily!!
Arn always sounds straightforward and honest. One of the best !!
Glad you wasn't born 10 yrs earlier. Then I wouldn't seen you in the greatest stable of all-time. The 4 Horseman plus the most underrated. The Dangerous Alliance.
Kendle O'Neal seriously. Paul E has a great eye for talent
Love Arn! Such a smooth technician in the ring and on the mic. He doesn't give himself enough credit. He is a legend in my eyes.
AA was my favorite wrestler when I was a kid. His style was actually a pretty unique contrast to the flashy gimmicks that a lot of other wrestlers used. Best DDT in the business for sure! Thanks for all the great matches and fun memories Arn, you'll always be the champ!
Arn grew up right behind where my wife's grandmother use to live and the wife worked with a lady who dated Arn in High School. We come to find this out just a few years ago and being the wife and I and Arn are all about the same age, my wife at some point visiting her grandmother might have come across Arn as a kid. Amazing the small world we live in. Even as a heel, always admired Arn's work and his product in the ring. Thanks big time Arn for those enjoyable hours spent watching Channel 17 and I still have moments on rare occasion of a Saturday afternoon at 6:05 wanting to turn to Channel 17 in hoping the universe skips the broadcast signal flying through space back to earth for one more run.
Wrestling was a huge part of my childhood. And Arn Anderson was one of my absolute favorite wrestlers. I loved the Horsemen and Anderson was the heart and soul of that group. I was all about the workers. The guys who could really wrestle. As far as guys who could wrestle, talk, cut promos, and make you believe no one was better than Arn Anderson.
I think he should've been a US Champ at least one time.
Agreed. He could have brought the same prestige to the United States title as he did the TV title.
Thank you!!!! Arn would of been great to be NWA/WCW US Heavyweight Champion. Surprising that never happened.
I've been watching Arn since I was a kid back in the day--im 42. No doubt Arn doesn't get the credit he deserves. My opinion, he's the best horseman. He's part of my top 3 never to have a WWE or WCW/NWA heavyweight champ. Other 2 are Curt Hennig and Roddy Piper.
His story about the convention with the 6 year old gives me a rush because I remember going to WCW shows with my dad and grandpa and being that kid at 7.
it took wrestlers like arn and tully to be able to wrestle and defend a title every week on tv, and not have same match, Arn was great and i never realized arn never top roped or dropkick, thats a testament to his greatness
I grew up watching AA’s matches on TV every Saturday night. He was, and still is, one of a kind. Thank you Arn!
What a absolute class act! Was always a fan but wow.... I’m floored now after hearing this interview and I’m a bigger Arn fan now at age 47. Thanks Arn for all the memories.
Arn I hope you read this,I´m a 46 year old man and I saw you perform various times at the LA Forum back in the late 80s (NWA days) including a Wargames match. You and Tully were my favorites as the Horsemen and of course I felt betrayed when I saw you 2 in WWF. I want you to know that my old time favorite match EVER is you and Ole vs the R&R Express back in Starrcade 86,I still have the vhs tape my mom bought when it came out that year and I´ve downloaded THAT cage match. Thank you Arn because YOU ARE THE ENFORCER!!! By the way I no longer live in the US I returned to my homeland in 1990 but I carry all that with me. THANK YOU!!!
Every athlete, amateur or professional, every entertainer, and every person who puts on any kind of show needs to listen to the last 90 seconds of this. If every person had this attitude about whatever they did for their profession, especially those who entertain others- this whole world would be a better place. Thank You Marty Lunde, for giving us Arn Anderson. You are the epitome of professionalism, and I hope others got as much joy out of the work you gave all of us, as I did.
Arn had the only charisma wrestling truly needs...someone who legit looked like he could break you in half, and his words meant something.
Exactly! As a young teen, I believed every word he said in every interview.
mdm32746 Agreed! He was the real deal to me.
Those guys were common in wrestling back then
Thank you Arn. You’re one of three wrestlers I would’ve loved to see as NWA World Heavyweight Champion. The other two I would’ve liked to have seen as World Champion were Steve/William Regal and Fit Finlay.
Maaan that Nitro street fight between Regal and Fit Finley was SO DOPE
I want to see Terry Funk and Ric Flair wrestling
@@justmyopinion3908 yyy
@@dannylundy8841 They did in 1989 after Flair won the Belt back from Steamboat, it’s probably on TH-cam
Double A is one of greatest in ring performers in the industry history.. He had it all, psychology, Mic work, presence, definitely one of the most underrated superstars, along with Barry Windham. I hope that I One day have the privilege of meeting him. Be well Arn, God bless.
I heard Arn was in AEW. I watched my first show and I was really happy to see Arn back and still looking strong. I love your podcast.
I grew up watching Arn and Ric and The Horseman and it was the best time to be a wrestling fan in the 80s and 90s they ruled the NWA and WCW and gave me some great memories, Thank you Arn !you are the greatest Television Champ of all time!
The more I listen to Arn the more respect I have for him. Definitely someone you would like to sit down with and have a beer/cigar and talk about wrestling.
I think Arn is just one of those guys who aren't fully appreciated in their time but gain their much deserved throughout the years. That's often the case with long time heels of his era and wrestling mechanics, and I'm glad to see him getting his due love. He's in the same boat as William Regal in my opinion.
Much respect for Arn Anderson! My dad put me on to The Enforcer.
I almost started crying when Arn explained about the 6 year old giving him the 4 Horseman sign and the legacy of sons and old school dads who watched the NWA/WCW shows. I’ve been one of those people so awestruck by meeting some of my heroes as Arn describes here. His humbleness is so refreshing, because he was so great. I compare everything to 84-89 NWA wrestling and nothing is better.
Arm is one of my very favorite wrestlers of all time. I so appreciate his non-nonsense approach to wrestling; the quiet menace with the nod to being the best at any given time. I have his signed autobiography which explains a lot of the psychology behind it all.
arn anderson you were a big part of my childhood and thank you for that!!! you are a legend in my eyes, always loved your promos!!
Arn you are so modest when you cut a promo sir I hung on to every word, when my friends and I used to wrestle I always wanted have" your spot" and those four fingers being held up will always be the standard for greatness no matter how the business changes. Thank you for making me a believer.
Double A,thank you sir for your career.. As a kid not knowing any better had no idea what a heel was, I loved Sting of course...and his battles with the Horsemen... I miss that Era so much. Arn was a tremendous talent either TV Champ or Tag Champions... Most underated wrestler WCW had..ENFORCER 4 LIFE..... THANK YOU FOR THE MEMORIES ARN....
This guy was the absolute best in ring and on the mic. A true work horse. Though he wasn't some goofy jacked up cartoon character, he was great at doing his job. Very underrated like Bob Orton Jr.
Walter: Arn himself has said that both Bob Orton, Junior and Dick Slater were his Pro Wrestling heroes when he grew up in Rome, Georgia.B.W.
he was a big part and i in all sincerity do appreciate each of the guys that left a mark on my childhood. them going to work everyday being so motivated to succeed and pushing hard in their careers and in the gym,i appreciate how hard the work must of been and the time away from home,to give some people who maybe got a bit of a raw deal outta life,plenty of childhood memories when it was safe and more innocent etc to look back on. it hurts a little each time you go back on youtube and watch something from back then trying to recapture the feeling,but he is right,we see it again thru different eyes and it means a whole new thing to us.many people will never understand how wrestling could be an important piece in someones life,and thats unfortunate for them...
ARN ANDERSON Was & Always Will Be A Champion, He Always Was Straight Forward And Gave Everyone Real Wrestling!!
Arn is cool as ever. I truly think that he could have slid into the opposition spot against Flair as he's the personality and working counterpoint. A definite contrast. Either way, he and Tully were such technicians that their benchmark for tag wrestling is still the standard to me. A team so good that even McMahon didn't touch a thing.
Fuck Vince
Wow even more deep respect for Arn. He did everything in the business for all the right reasons. He was satisfied giving everyone their money's worth and he gave it 100% each and every time.
I never regret watching wrestling at a young age.NWA was a fighting atmosphere where championships can be took at any given day.And while you're watching, you notice the guys & girls and separate them in categories in what they can do.I always thought guys like Arn,Sting, Tom Zenk,Eddie Gilbert,Ricky Steamboat,etc. were milestones.While WWF had a different feel to wrestling.Other promotions like NWA,USWA,etc. created that fighting atmosphere with who they have and make it work for show.Thanks, Arn and all others alive or no longer with us.The artform may change but it will survive.
This is when the television title was truly more of a world title, and was presented on television as exactly what its referred to as, a television title, a title that was defended on tv,was defended often times every week, & was defended at the end of the show to a tv time limit usually, and I see it as a title that does two things it makes you able to have a world title on the program that week without havi g the world title on tv that week, which also makes you able to protect the champion even more & make it more special when the champ does come on tv, even to talk, to get in the ring time to time,in a tag match, or in a 10 minute time limit match etc, with an enhancement talent or someone a notch above that,like say a Tim Horner a Brad Armstrong,Flair could take on a Dusty protege like Sam Houston etc...
Arn didn't need to be WC anyhow. In some respects, the TV Title was just as prestigious and I know some that would argue was the true working champion.
Exactly. His TV title reigns meant WAY more than a lot of guys World title reigns.
Arn, you will always be number 1 in the fan's heart. You are the icon of a World Television Champion. I am well within the mark when I say the Bookers goofed. When Flair was gone, you were the perfect heel for a babyface to chase. Arn had all the qualities of a heel World Champ. The Enforcer was an ace at promos and knew how to draw fans from tv ratings to putting butts in the seats, Double-A never sell your self short of stardom. Wish I was the booker, you would have been a big over. The wrestling students always ask me which pro should I watch. Arn you are always in the top 5 and the other 4 are awesome as well. Thank You ARn for all the wonderful years of wrestling you provided to our entertainment. We truly appreciate you!
I’ve always loved Arn’s work since watching him as a kid, but in the last year or two since this podcast…
I’ve come to respect the man and his work far more. And I had a substantial amount of respect already. Lol
One thing that never gets mention about Arn Anderson's career that I would love to hear him talk about his his run with Larry Zbysko. Their run was not long. But they were an awesome tag team. They were WCW World tag team champions and the 1991 PWI tag team of the year. They had amazing chemistry both in the ring and on the stick, and were extremely over as a heal team.
I'm 45 ... and yes Arn Anderson is a part of my childhood...Love him...
Arn carrying the TV Title had as much or more prestige than the US Title did, IMO. The most underrated wrestler from the 80’s.
I always had a huge amount of respect for the "TV Champ". I remember when Piper "gave" the title to Flair and Flair explained to Piper how much the TV title meant to the sport and if he earned it he would be proud to wear it. That clip is still on TH-cam to this day.
7:03 - 7:25 That gave me chills, man. I can't imagine how moments like that must feel to a guy who gave his whole life to the business. I remember being that kid who wanted to grow up and become a professional wrestler. Guys like Arn were larger than life. After you retire and move on thinking you're a regular guy, something like that happens and just makes you feel like a king. These new young guys don't really capture that type of emotion from the young fans because it doesn't feel authentic like it used to. A gimmick like Mr. Perfect or Razor Ramon would be defined as corny by today's wrestling standards because the business has gotten too damned silly. Back then, those guys felt like superheroes. Great feeling.
Arn Anderson as a heel world champion would have made A LOT of money for any company back then.!!!!!
Ric Flair,Muta,Dusty Rhodes,Tully Blanchard,Sting,Chris Jericho,Roddy Piper,Steve Austin,Chris Benoit,Ivan Koloff,Nikita Koloff,Barry Windham,Lex Luger,Baron Von Rashke,Jimmy Valiant,Diamond Dallas Page,Scott Hall,Bobby Eaton,Arn Anderson.
NWA/WCW World Television Champions. You're in fine company and although you are completely at peace with that you had EVERYTHING it takes to be the main man. You're a humble honest guy and for your fans it makes the pill that much more bitter to swallow that you never got the run you deserved. Deserved is a brilliant word here.
I fully understand what Arn meant about a 6 yr old kid Showing the Four Horsemen sign .. Im ve been a Professional musician 28+ yrs . It always amazes me when someone who was a kid yrs ago remembers me n introduces me to their children saying "I play guitar because of him ,or recalling me n with dads n moms in performances together . Or even go back to a town I haven t played for years ...IDK what effect I had on them . I only pray it s good n give them a Madison Square Garden type show , be it onstage ,or street shows, sessions ,or event ( busking ) working USA s east coast .. Arn podcasts very real , very truthful , esp the on the rod life styles n finding GOOD hotels ! THANKS Mr . ANDERSON !
He was 10 years too late.... he had a great career full of plenty of other belts... and years as an Agent for WWF and now one of the best podcasters out there............
Arn Anderson didn't need a world championship to be over. Hands down the most underrated wrestler possibly ever. When you are watching Arn you're watching the best.
What a great guy; so humble.
I am absolutely flabbergasted that Arn said he’s never thrown a dropkick. When I first heard it, I said, no way. But as I’m going through Arn matches in my head, I am now astonished that he’s correct and not just talking.
“Had you never bumped into Ric Flair, would life be a little differently?”
“Hell, my liver would be!”
Arn is so inspiring and a good guy man arn Anderson was my childhood in wcw nwa wow i miss those days today wrestling is so not real no more like the 80s wrestling golden era
As far as I'm concerned Arn is the GOAT. He put on a more entertaining match with headlocks and arm bars then any of highest high spots guys are doing today. He always made his TV title defenses a major event. I remember as a kid waiting all week to watch them.
Real champion he represented the TV Title to the fullest!
I’m 29 & a HUGE Arn Anderson fan. The man is fk’n phenomenal!
Those were the good days were belts actually meant something!
I personally think Arn Anderson is one of the greats he is one of the most humble human being I ever seen he was a great champion and he's still a great man
Arn would have been a GREAT NWA World Champion in the 70's and 60's. He fits that mold perfectly.
Aaannnd .... I've subscribed. What an interview. Thanks Arn & Conrad.
Love “Double A” and Tully Blanchard- “Double A” Class Act 💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾💯💯💯💯. Thanks For The Memories Arn!!!!
One of the more under appreciated. Wrestlers. His spine buster gave me chills.
Arn was, and still is great!
I like Arn just the way he is. I was the fan that liked the intercontinental belt and the tv belt more than the world title. I like that he cared so deeply his title.
Arn you were a hell of a worker I am sixty four years old and watched you your whole career. You were a great wrestler don't ever forget that.
Thanks for the memories Double A!
Most underrated wrestler ever, in ring work and promos as good as anyone.
When I was a kid teen I was all about that flash shit. As a grown man I'm more in tune with a good brawler a good technical guy like Arn. I'm a bigger fan of Arn's now than I was the horsemen when I was younger. We need more guys like Arn. Never doing a flip never doing a stupid spot that every other guy does. How different he would seem now. The best thing any wrestler could do is go against the grain. Be different if people are highflyers in a territory it isn't special so be a ground and pound guy. Keep them on the ground. You knwo what happens when they do hit that flying move people will pop. Being a boring heel who keeps people down with a power move and some lock or just pounding the guy. That is heat but it also makes the babyface when they get their shit in bigger.
Jason Diend You understand that wrestling is best when 2different styles clash with one another If everyone is doing the same thing it’s quite boring
I really hope Arn comes to realize that he made that tv title and every title he held seem like a REAL championship..any wrestler that could do that is Hall of Fame..I put A.A. up there with the Ric Flairs Harley Race and Dusty Rhodes...#legend
Thank YOU ARN!
Arn Anderson and the 4 Horsemen did a lot as a role model for young black boys where I grew up.This was during the child not really having a father in the home era. And there weren't really any men teaching young boys how to be men with morals back then. So here comes this no nonsense guy that said it like he spread it. Was a winner and a whoop ass!!! Man we took to his , and Ric and Tully and Ole (YES I SAID OLE) examples as our blue print!!! To this day we some flashy, slick talking,classy will kick yo ass gentlemen!!!! Four 4 EVA!!!!
Arn and the horsemen will never be forgotten!
Hated you as a kid, Loved you as an adult and Respected you always!!! You will always be a champion and a 4 horseman. Thank you for the memories
That ladies and gentlemen is a man's man. Confident, humble, thoughtful.
Arn, Tully, Ole, Ric they rocked the arena's, they lit the trailer park on fire, especially when they were going up against the Rock & Roll Express, Big Dust, or Magnum, those were shows you never forget. My dad watched those shows back in the mid 80's at the Norfolk Scope, I seen them on TH-cam, they were great.
The TV title was the Workers title in WCW like the IC was in WWF. Arn is a Legend.
100% agree with this video. I was and still at huge fan of your’s and the horsemen. I got to meet you all in Waynesboro Virginia a few years ago. Was the thrill of my life. Thanks for helping my childhood memories!
All those I was a Dusty fan and still am today I wanna say to Arn you made a great TV champion brotha
Arn I'm 56, and you sir was always the work horse and should have been the world champ. I enjoyed you more than I did Flair and he was the man. But you made the mark on me with your work and loyalty.
A class act. It’s true I appreciate AA more now that I’m older. The Enforcer Arn Anderson 💪
Arn Anderson is a class act. He is a wrestling icon and I truly loved watching him for 25 years.
Here is why he is the most underrated wrestler - EVER. I started watching wrestling the day after the Brain Busters beat Demolition for the belts and anytime Arn Anderson wrestled, I watched. The whole match. Every time. The Horseman - cool. But without Arn - idk man. He was wrestling to me and I wanted him to beat Barry Whindham at Slamboree 93 for the big belt. He deserved it. Thank you Double A.
he carried that belt like a champion is my recollection and elevated to the status of a world championship and brought big prestige to that belt.
Great story. Brung a tear to my eye...