British Bulldog's Grave - Famous Graves
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 30 ก.ค. 2022
- Todays Famous Grave visit we go to see Davey "Boy" Smith's Grave the British Bulldog. Former WWF now WWE Intercontinental and tag team Champion.
David Smith (27 November 1962 - 18 May 2002) was an English professional wrestler. Born in Golborne, Lancashire, Smith is best known for his appearances in the United States with the World Wrestling Federation under the ring names Davey Boy Smith and The British Bulldog.
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British Bulldog has a special place in my heart because I used to stay up into the early hours with my young son watching him wrestle. I queued with my son for over 3 hours in Manchester to get his autograph and what a down to earth guy he was. Sadly my son passed suddenly 8 years ago and had a large collection of the wrestlers in his collection. Poor Bulldog. Thanks Paul xxx
Sorry to hear about the loss of your son.
I wasn't a wrestling fan but I'd heard of the British bulldog, and saw him on tv . Such a shame he was only 39 ! The heart is also a big muscle, so steroid use is obviously going to affect that muscle in some way or another eventually. I feel for his dad around that time, losing his daughter in 98, his wife in 99 , then his son 3 years later !
RIP British Bulldog .
Love Davy Boy Smith and Dynamite Kid one of the greatest tag team of all time.. RIP thank you for entertaining us..
I remember seeing the British Bulldog at a wrestling match as a kid back in the 80's when I was on holiday with my family in Eastbourne. This was before he went to America and made it really big; I still have some pics somewhere. Big Daddy was also on the bill that night for those of you of a certain age that might remember him too.
I'm sure he used to be on TV On a Saturday afternoons when wrestling was on TV here in the late 70s ?
I still watch the Hart Foundation on you tube with Bret Hart, Owen Hart, Brian Pillman Jim the anvil Neidhart and the British Bulldog, OMG, Davey Boy was super strong, So sad that he got hooked on drugs. Bret Hart is the only surviving member. Fantastic wrestling back in 1980's to late 1990s, thanks Paul, I look forward to this x
It hurts that they are not longer here
Aawww, i've just watched the video and it was great Paul, thank you, its just so sad 😔 x
So much happened after SunmerSlam. He dropped the IC title to future star Shawn Michaels.
He joined WCW teaming with Sting and feuding with Vader and Sid Vicious and staring in two horrendous low budget promos (search “Bash at the Beach 93” and “Shockmaster”).
Returned to the UK wrestling for All-Star Wrestling by Feb 94 which is where I saw him. He teamed with a young kid at a local leisure centre.
Back to the WWF for SummerSlam 94 at ringside with the family in the Bret Hart v Owen Hart cage match. Starting a series of family feuds with Bret and Davey as faces and Owen and Neidhart the heels. The Allied Powers with Lex Luger based on the Anglo-US friendship was poor. Lex departed for WCW and Davey turned heel cutting off his long hair and siding with manager Jim Cornette, Yokozuna and Owen. Davey/Owen won the tag team belts and Davey went on to win the new European championship. By then he joined the Hart Foundation heel stable with Bret, Owen, Neidhart and Brian Pillman. But lost it again to Michaels at One Night Only PPV at the NEC in Birmingham. Davey reluctantly agreed to lose to Shawn’s proposal as losing would set up a better rematch with Bret who had a heated off screen rivalry with. The fans did not. Booing Shawn and throwing litter.
The Montreal Screwjob resulted in Bret, Davey and Neidhart leaving for WCW. A fateful time. Davey feel on a hidden trapdoor and got a spinal infection. He turned to morphine and pain killing drugs. A present from WCW was a FedEx firing him.
Davey rejoined WWF but as a more hardcore style wrestler losing the Union Flag attire and donning jeans. He won the Hardcore Championship before turning heel again forfeiting the belt to Al Snow. Smith again won the European championship on Oct 26 but lost to Val Venis. Winning back the Hardcore Championship in London defeating Crash Holly before losing it to him later on. His last match was on May 27 ironically in Calgary. He then retired.
Prior to his death he was training intending to resume his career and wrestled three matches with son Harry.
Davey I feel never got the billing and status he deserved. But in our eyes he was every bit the star. RIP Davey.
Man, you typed all this???
I remember each and everything you wrote. Bulldog was my favorite childhood hero.
Great Recap!!‼️ #RIP BullDogg🙏
I went to Davey’s grave myself a few weeks ago after I finished reading an amazing book called the explosive lives of the British Bulldogs, I really wanted to pay my respects and I don’t live too far from Golbourne anyway, it’s beautiful that his mum and sister are just a row over. Great video as always 👏👏👏
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I've just finished that book too Laura. Brilliant book and can't believe Paul has visited his grave
@@rokerroar I know! It’s definitely a surreal experience, especially if you’re a huge wrestling fan like me 😁 I mean Davey Boy is a legend and paul definitely did him proud with this video 👏👏👏
I remember one night only when Davey fought Shawn Michaels with the planned finish for the Bulldog to retain his European belt. He went on tele and promised his ill sister he would win. Michaels ego wasn't having it though and changed the ending so he would win. Bret Hart said he was never the same after that so its nice to see him buried next to her and their mam
Where exactly is it? I don't think he even said in the video other than Wigan
Met Davey when I was 14 at a Worthing show when he was training to return back to the WWF. He was a great guy but one thing that amazed me was how short he was!
Used to watch wrestling in the 80's with my dad on a Saturday afternoon. Big daddy & giant haystacks, good old days. Still watching wrestling now I've grown up.
Same hun , on a Saturday 🥰 x
Me too ❤
I'm a big WWF fan from the late 90s/early noughties, so I'm looking forward to this one. Davey Boy's death was a big shock at the time.
I couldn't believe he had been gone 20 years either. Time fly's......
One of the best wrestlers out there. Loved watching him in the ring. Great to have Britain represented in the WWF. Probably my 2nd favourite behind The Ultimate Warrior.
Had the pleasure of driving Davey, the warlord, roddy piper, around dublin in 1991,tour de force tour .to the gym and hotel, Davey was a true gentleman ,left me with photos and great memories, was so sad to here of his passing, condolences to his family,
RIP DAVEY THANKS FOR EVERYTHING.
Thanks for sharing this ... One of my all time fav wrestler ...😢 REST IN PEACE ❤
I grew up watching Davey Boy Smith and Dynamite Kid on British Wrestling then WWF and then later on Davey went to WCW for a while. What a wrestler he was. And Owen Hart such a shame a tragic accident and a lot of people say Owen was even better than his big brother Bret and that's saying something. Thankyou again Paul for taking me back to happier times for me.
Hi, Davvy Boy Smith was a massive part of my childhood much like WWF was and WWE still is, I had the privilege of seeing Davvy Boy win the intercontinental title from Brett at SummerSlam 92 and that's was incredible and one of the best matches ever. A few years after I see Davvy live again at the docklands arena.
Much like many sadly taken from us too early Davvy hot hard like Scott halks did a few months back, Davvy took pain killers due to a back injury sustained and the roids unfortunately a big part of WWF and wrestling as big powerhouse guys was the desire unlike nowadays.
Rip and thanks for the memories.
Rip davey💐brought alot of joy to people all over the world.
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Mum, daughter and son all lost in less than 4 years,and all still young, so sad. I only remember wrestling on world of sport on a Saturday afternoon with the likes of Big Daddy and Giant Haystacks (showing my age now!) and all the 'older' ladies at the front shouting their heads off. Oh what memories. Thanks again Paul. Your videos make a sunday evening something to actually look forward to 💕
Man , what a class wrestler he was ,such a shame what happened. Same as with Owen as well (Hart),Me and the Mrs were watching when Owen had that fateful fall . Two of many wrestling legends gone to that big ring in the sky . I know this is going to be another well put together respected visit , you’re a diamond geezer Paul mate and the most respectful person I’ve seen on you tube doing this . All the best .
didn't even know he was dead
Yer me to dreadful night
Was horrific , I remember crying when Jim Ross announced it when he was sat beside Jerry Lawler :( x
I used to take my kids to watch the wrestling when it was in London back in the 90’s. My daughter actually got Bret Harts glasses when he was at the Royal Albert Hall. Unfortunately, we never got to see British Bulldog.
This was so respectful Rest.In.Peace David Smith
Davey Boy Smith, the iconic British Bulldog, was a wonderful wrestler and I remember his success as a tag team with The Dynamite Kid and as a successful Singles competitor becoming the Intercontinental Champion! It was very sad that he passed away at such a young age and thank you for taking us to see his final resting place with his family in Wigan. Rest in peace, Davey 🙏🏻🤼♂️
1992 Summerslam wembley stadium his finest hour , looking forward to this one
I loved British Bulldog/ Davey Boy Smith, and was and still am so very very sad that both he and Owen Hart passed away at relatively young ages. Thank you, Paul, for showing us who live in other countries, the final resting places of those who were a part of our childhood/teen years growing up. The Hart Foundation was iconic.
I preferred wrestling when Pat Roach 1937 -2004 (Bromsgrove Old Cemetery) , Big Daddy ((Shirley Crabtree) 1930 - 1997 Lister Cemetery, Halifax) Giant Haystacks ((Martin Ruane) 1947- 1998 Agecroft Cemetery, Pendlebury) I personally think that was the hay day.
Absolutely. Nagasaki. Rocco. Finley. Adrian Street.
I was brought up with wrestling by my mom when she took me to shows from the age of 5, we used to go every fortnight to watch davey boy, the Dynamite Kid, Alan Dennis on (who used to come and sit with us and watch) big daddy, giant haystacks, and of course Scrubber Daley and Bob barrett who I no very well, to many to mention. When I had children I started taking my girls so it's in our blood to the point my youngest daughter is now married to a wrestler here in the West Midlands were we go and watch him wrestle. Davey boy was a lovely lad through and through ❤️
Before my time I was 2000-2006
Stone cold the rock etc
Very interesting tho
Well done again Paul 👍👌
I used to love watching the British bulldog back in the early 90's. I saw his son in the more recent British wrestling and he looks the absolute spitting image of his Dad. Again a fantastic showman and I'm sure David would be proud of him. R.I.P The British Bulldog.
i saw bulldog live @ wembley summerslam 1992, i was 12 years old. he was wrestling his brother in law bret the hitman hart.
loved that era of wrestling.
also loved watching bulldog vs the warlord back in the day
Nice one Paul. Always remembered this guy and was shocked on hearing he’d passed, now two decades ago. Liked the format here with you telling us the information on his life whilst walking through the churchyard focusing on other graves, works very well.
As always, so beautifully and respectfully done Paul.
Thank you so much.
I never watched wrestling in the 90s,but I remember Jackie palow and Mick MacManus,showing my age here lol,thank you Paul a great video as usual xxx
My grandad helped train davey boy in his very early days, and actually had the chance to move to Canada with davey and dynamite. But chose not to as he already had 3 children and a decent job. My grandads wrestling name was Kenny Hogan, there's a few videos of him on TH-cam if you are interested. I visit Davey's grave now and again and it was me who left the belt there a while back. Its good to see that it's still there. Such a shame that he died so young but be remains a true icon of wrestling.
Hi Nathan, Thanks for that Info... It was great to see the belt there and the other items that fans have left. It's awesome that your granddad got to train and help Davey in his early days. I agree, taken way to soon.....
Thank you for sharing. Man I loved Davey Boy growing up. Power house all around and great in the ring. Very cool story!!!!!!!
IDK man I searched and see a Kenny Hogan but nothing that links him anywhere to the Bulldog and Dynamite kid. Your Grandad didn't seem like he was real good at wrestling so I really doubt he was anywhere near them professionally. He chose not to because he had children and a job? Sounds like Grandpa was full of crap.
@@user-pq6mr6op3p what is the point of your account? I could literally blow you out the water with photos, posters and numerous other examples of my grandads relationship with Dynamite and Davey 😂
@@nathansinnott let's see one. Cause you claiming something on TH-cam just smells of bullshit.
Seems like there was a lot of tragedy for that family. So young too! Thank for all the extra info. It is what makes your vlogs so special! 😊
I use to watch him during the stampede wrestling days, with Dynamite kid, bad news allen, and the whole gang, they made wrestling look so real then, compared to now
Loved Davey Boy's fight's with The Warlord in the early 90's, and also his Victory of the battle royal at the royal Albert hall, and also his Intercontinental match vs Brett Hart at Summerslam 92 with Diane Hart Smith watching her brother fight her husband. And also the Bulldog's tag partnership with the Dynamite Kid.
So sad Davey boy passing away at just 39 years old.
A mountain of a man and a legend of WWF thankyou davey for making my childhood that bit happier.
Great video Paul, all the best from Liverpool UK 👍. RIP Davey Boy Smith 🙏
I remember I went to summer slam 92 at Wembley as a 7 year old boy with my mum dad and brother and davey boy and Brett hart was the main event . The best childhood day ever that was . Sadly both my parents and my brother have passed away now . R.I.P to them and davey boy . Thank you for such a great childhood and memories
Sad to die at the young age of 39 never really followed WWF but had heard of Davey "Boy" Smith you got to respect these guys for the athletes they are, l remember the 60s 70s wrestling on the tv on Saturday afternoon with the likes of Giant Haystacks and Big Daddy, Kendo Nagasaki, thanks Paul keep them coming
How did you do that?
Really good tribute to a great wrestler from when we were young, always done with great respect. Great job paul.
The British Bulldog was a massive part of WWF in the 90s and for me that was its best era before it became a soap opera in the 00s!
Well done Paul for another amazing video!
Brilliant video again Paul thank u 🙏🏻 British bulldog wow blast from the past such a character and wrestler so incredibly sad to lose him so young rip ❤️🇬🇧
Subbed! Thank you so much for making this video. I was a fan of his and brought my son up watching his matches. I actually lived two streets away from there and visited the church to speak with the priest there. I never knew. I’m going to visit him with my son. He died the same age as my father. Thank you so much for making this and for the respectful manner in which you did so.
Saw him in person at a show in the UK in 1993 he was muscles where huge
I started watching WWF in 98 so I didn't grow up knowing the work of Bret Hart or Davey Boy but I do remember seeing Owen and liking his work. Being in my teens and living in Kansas City my mom had actually bought us tickets to the Over the Edge ppv, but she was super sick that day and we couldn't go. I remember being super pissed at the time but thankful now that I didn't see Owen fall. I still say a little prayer for Owen every time I find myself driving past Kemper.
It's only been in recent years that I've delved into the work of Bret and Davey Boy and man, I wish I'd been a little younger and started watching sooner so I could have seen them live. They have quickly climbed the ranks into some of my favorites of all time. Rest easy Bulldog, truly one of the best to ever do it.
What great memories of wwf I have of him. Loved those days! Thanks Paul 😊
Very nice and respectful coverage of Davey's life review and grave side. Time flies. I remember seeing all the wrestlers at BJs' Gym years ago. It was a very positive period of time and youthful era. Society has sure changed since then. Good job and thanks for posting.
Didn’t realise he was so young..also I don’t remember him being taken at the time..but I did used to watch wrestling at times.
Poor chap..thanks Paul
Loved old school wwf wrestling...Davy boy was a great wrestler who entertained me and my father immensely. R.i.p Davy and thanks for the respectful upload.
RIP Davey Boy … u were a legend ❤️
Thanks as always paul , much love 💕 xxx
Used to love the Attitude era of the WWF/WWE in the 90's.. Used to love Stone Cold Steve Austin & the Rock..
Sadly so many wrestlers have died so young in the last 30 yrs..
May they all R.I.P. x
Hi paul l was a big fan of wwf british bulldog was a great wrestler what a beautiful headstone he has such a young age to go my greatest wrestler is the hulk hogan,the undertaker,jake the snake roberts l don't watch it these days but l did love the entertainment they gave us they certainly put there bodies through it and the acting skills as well to pull off the entertainment they gave us.
Paul, thank you for this video. My condolences to the Smith family. My wrestling watching was just before the British Bulldog's career took off, but I do remember him. Great to see his fans still pay their respects.
Thank you so much for taking us all on a trip down memory lane with the Great British Bulldog. I am also a fanatic about wrestling and loved this video memory of his career. Thanks and God Bless the Smith family each and every day.
Looking forward to this one. 💥
I kid you not Paul, I've just finished reading a book about the Dynamite Kid and Davey boy Smith. From it I learned Davey was buried in England (popular rumour was he was cremated in Canada) an was going to suggest you visit his grave but never thought you would make the trip north for a wrestler....and here you are
Yeh I was up north last week and used to watch him back in the 90s and thought would like to see his final resting place.
Very well done video of a great wrestler, I well recall earlier sessions on TV with Kent Walton doing the commentary and some of the big names at the time such as Giant Haystacks and Big daddy and Billy Two Rivers, absolute classic days and so very sad that so many of these indestructible looking guys are no longer with us. RIP Davey, you gave us many hours of brilliant entertainment.
Agreed, Derek. With Kent Walton puffing on an unlit cigarette - off-topic, but true.
I remember (as a 13-year-old, 1964) watching the wrestling, and someone slammed Mick McManus to the floor. A few seconds later, Mick 'managed' to get up and stumbled for a few seconds around the ring with his arms flailing, before uttering the immortal shouting words: *'Who put the lights out?'* ⏰ 🎲 🌠
Stay free, D. All the best. Rab 🍻😎 🕊
@@RHR-221b Thanks for that oh yes Mick McManus, one of the "bad boys" of the ring, and I used to see Adrian Street visit a VW garage near where I worked and there were so many real characters involved and really made the "sport" the wonderful spectacle that it was. Best. D
i watched the English wrestling with my grandad every saturday back in the early 80s ,then from 1986 till 2000 watched wwf wrestling ,big fan saw many live events ,Davy was a great wrestler,it was a great time to be a kid and a teenager,good old days ,never see fun days again like wrestling in the 80s and 90s,great video ,love watching all your videos keep up the good work
Thank you so much for sharing this. He was an amazing man with great character. I'm glad he was buried in his home country. That was his wish. He was so proud to be British. I met him in 1996 in Germany while having breakfast with Owen. He was so polite and respectful.
Thank you for uploading. That's a beautiful grave. I shed some tears watching this. I'll make sure to hug my English Bulldog "Athena" tonight. You'll never be forgotten Davey Boy! One of my childhood heroes gone way too soon. #HartFoundation #BritishBulldog
Love this video m8 took me back in time. Thanks
Thank you for making this video and sharing!!
Sooo many memories of watching wrestling on Saturday morning. I remember being so shocked to hear of his death because he was so young. Many in that sport die young because of abuses and the toll it takes on their bodies.
This video was well done. Thank you.
Thanks Paul 👍. Your channel is awesome. Davey boy Smith is my favourite wrestler of all time. When he just started wrestling he wrestled my mum's cuz at Leeds Town Hall.
LEGENDARY wrestler the British bulldog Davey boy he will never be forgotten
One of the best in his day, nice to know he came home. Great video.
Oh paul. This one touched me as like u brought back memories of when I was younger watching WWF as it was known then. Tragic loss of the British bull dog davy boy smith. And tragic the way Owen died too. Ty for this. Many respects to the family xx
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Thanks Maria 🙏🙏
Great video pal love watching them. I was the same as you loved watching in the 90s.keep up all the good work we love them.
Great video, wasn't a wrestling fan but respected what they did...Paul, you have a very kind and caring soul ...
What a great gravestone with the lovely figure of him and the little bulldog. Thankyou Paul.xx
Huge wrestling fan in the 80s and early 90s. Fondly remember The British Bulldog and Dynamite Kid. Great workers. Living in the United States I've only recently been able to see Davey's battle royal victory at Royal Albert Hall as I don't remember it being televised in 1992. Thanks for this video and the trip down memory lane. Cheers
Grew up watching WWF/WWW & have seen it live a few times. Such a sad day when he died. Many of the greatest superstars are no longer with us due to various factors. Another very respectful visit &video. RIP Davey Boy x
I meet him one time at a signing. And he was absolutely lovley. Such a great gent and will sadly be missed
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I remember Davey Boy Smith wrestling back then. He was the pride of Great Britain and never forgot his roots or where he came from. I also remember Bret Hart The Undertaker (who is still with us), Hulm Hogan, Jake the Snake Roberts and there was another that used to dress up in a kilt and used to play the bag pipes as he walked out to the ring! So many memories!
That was Rowdy Roddy Piper also remember The Ultimate Warrior , Macho Man Randy Savage , Ted DiBiase the million dollar man and Hacksaw Jim Duggan.
@@malcolmlewis6014 Ahhh I was trying to remember his name. Thanks! Those were the days of wrestling that was entertainment on a rough and tough scale.
Hi there I’ve seen similar channels like this, but I just wanted to say also this brought back good memories of the British bulldog. Doesn’t matter how big you are in the world we all end up in one place pretty sad really. Thanks for doing an amazing job.
Thank you for sharing x
So glad you did a video on davey boy use to love wrestling in 90s defo tje best era for wrestling my favourite always been the undertaker but loved davey boy as he was from near me in manchester it was so sad hearing of his passing at just 39 years old. So glad hes finally in the wwe hall of fame anyway great video as always
Thanks for the video,Bulldog was a global superstar and represented the UK with pride,Sadly taken way too young.30 years now since he beat bret Hart at Wembley stadium in front of 80,000 fans,Thanks for the memories and a awesome childhood. Rest easy big man.
Thank you Paul for the Video. 💥
British Bulldog was one of my favourite wrestlers in the 80’s and 90’s. Thankyou so much for the video
Been looking forward to this all day
Enjoyed watching this Paul. Interesting and nicely done. Xxx
Thank you for sharing this I loved the British bulldog and it's nice to see he's close to his family R.I.P
Im a big wrestling fan and still watch today, its such a shame he died soo young he was a great wrestler. Same with owen hart, it was heartbreaking the way he died 💔
Great video paul, big fan of the channel keep up the amazing work ❤
Another great clip Paul. Keep them coming mate 👍
Davey boy Smith the British bulldog was one of my favourite wrestlers. He started wrestling for Dale Martins and my dad would bring the wrestlers down to the ring and he was lucky enough to know davey boy Smith when he was 17. Thanks Paul for such a wonderful video. R.I.P Davey Boy Smith may you have eternal peace!!
Aww thank you Paul,sad to say I never followed wrestling so did not no anything about this man.So sad that he passed away so young,he looked so strong and fit.It is lovely to No that he is buried not far from his mum and sister,may they all rest in peace.Thankyou Paul for telling his story,it was very interesting.❤️❤️❤️
Thanks again Paul, love the new graphics.
Great video Paul
Thanks again Paul for a very informative and respectful video. I never followed the modern (80s onwards) wrestling, I was more into the Big Daddy/Giant Haystacks age! So sad that his sister also died so young,
ANOTHER ONE PAUL THIS SOUNDS
INTERESTING WELL DONE CANT WAIT 🥀
I still watch WWE and i started watching it as a child with my dear departed grandad and of course he was my grandads favourite , Thank u Davey boy for all the memories u gave me and my grandad. Thank you Paul i had always wondered where Daveys place of rest was.. Much love to u as always xxxx
I love your channel,thank you xx
Thank you so much!
You are amazing thank you didn't know anything about British bull dog but use to watch him know alot about the WWF big fan ❤️
Hey Paul, thank you for this one
I've been watching WWE since 1993 just after Andre the Giants death - I went back and watched classic matches - back to the 60s - I have continued watching to watch wrestling to this day - even staying up last night to watch summerslam live lol
WWE is part of my life - The Rock inadvertently helped me through my depression hence why I have the brahma bull tattoo and his signature on my arm along with logos of WWE, the undertaker, hardy Boyz etc
This video really brought back memories as wrestling was my escape from abuse from my mother
Glad you enjoyed it Graham, wishing you all the best 🙏
Thank you Paul - I love all your videos
Something very sureal about seeing one of your childhood hero's grave stone..
RIP Bulldog
I use to watch the wrestling with my son who was a huge fan as a kid as enjoyed collecting the wrestling figures.
I must admit the undertaker scared 😱 me and like you say it was theatrical and you was drawn into all.
So sad he was taken so young.
Another interesting video. Thank you ❤️
Great job of yours, thanks a million
Another excellent video Paul keep good work up
He made us all feel proud to be British we miss you Davey RIP buddy