No, Mick, we appreciate you man. For everything you did for us in your career, and now agreeing to have your own show every week to tell your stories, owe you man. There’s a reason Conrad was after you for so long, and you’ve shown us all why you’re worth watching and listening too. Again. This has become my favorite wrestling podcast. Keep getting those sponsors tho, we all know how much Rock is suffering these days so maybe you can kick him a few bucks here and there. Or you could just kick the Young Bucks and do us all a favor?
If I never get to meet this man in my lifetime, it'll break my heart. Thank you Mick for being one of the highlights of my childhood, and thank you Conrad for bringing these absolute legends like Mick Foley and Ric Flair closer to the fans in podcast form.
Hearing Mick describing his pain and injuries... and trying to survive.... Now Imagine being Terry Funk and 25 years older ..... Savage ! Funk is THE G.O.A.T. PERIOD
Thanks to both Mick and Conrad for bringing us these podcasts. I could sit and listen to Mick toot his own horn all day long. Such a down to earth person.
I do love that when Mick was describing punches in wrestling, every time he said, “Bam!” there was a flash of sunlight. Mother Nature adding emphasis! 😄
Mick Foley you are my hero i watch you wrestle since I was 6 years old now I am 35 and you are still my hero and my favorite wrestler .thanks for the memories.have a nice day bang bang
Got my Socko ordered. I'm stoked beyond belief I'm getting a custom made by the man Mick Foley himself autographed piece of memorabilia. Thanks for being awesome Mick. Love ya man
It probably should but I think Heck in the Cell would always attract more. Frankly I'm just grateful we get this man as much as we do. My top three wrestlers of all time, and I say wrestler - I've always thought Mick himself even underrated himself.
@777: Yes the hell in a cell moment was epic. But when I think of Cactus Jack I always remember him bringing that cross wrapped in barbwire to the ring.
Mick when he’s talking about the match with Terry Gordy, saying he had “reason to believe he may make the final” and not being comfortable saying exactly why and asking fans to read between the lines is a big reason i’m such a Foley fan in the first place. The sentimentality of wanting to keep even a shred of magic in his stories when others will freely shatter the illusion. We love you Mick, never change!! 👉🏻👉🏻
He's just trying to be clever. He made it quite clear in the first chapter in his book that wrestling wasn't real, and he wasn't going to pretend it was.
I think one video, we need to get a "What's in Foley's fanny pack" segment. Just food for thought. Love hearing all the stories and the "rambling" is the best part. Keep on keeping on, Mick.
Interested in Mick's thoughts on the razor boards and kenzans used in Japan now. Interesting to hear a deathmatch legend talk about the deathmatch scene. Thanks.
When i got this tape , after seeing carnage in wrestling like id never seen before , I was surprised yet thrilled to see Dan Severn wrestle Goto in a match ! The UFC was new then and I loved him there . So this was an awesome addition to through in with all the insanity !
I have always been a foley fan. Growing up in philadelphia in the 90s, it was hard not to be. But watching these videos, and how god damn good he was with his promos, unreal.
I’ll never forget running across copy of Stranglemania in ‘96-‘97 at a local record store in Michigan. I had just started getting into ICP and was already a huge Pro Wrestling fan. So when I saw that VHS, I knew that I was leaving the store with it that day.
THAT . PROMO . THAT is what a promo should LOOK and FEEL like . What emotion , passion and so BELIEVABLE ! It still gives me chills . Just like Funks "FOREVER !!!" promo did .
If i'm not mistaken Mick. Didn't Sabu glue certain wounds up on himself...? Oh and i have to give Mick my cheap pop. THE GREATEST hardcore wrestler that ever lived. PERIOD...!!! Love ya Mick.
Mick has his throat cut by barb wire, hit with a chair that’s on fire, and took a branding iron to the stomach and says “it was pretty special” what the fuck?! This man’s a legend😂😂
I meet Foley in Toledo last Summer. First thing he said was about my ICP hat I didn't even get nothing signed by him and he's still sat there and talk to me for a minute about being on the their movie next time I meet you I won't be broke
Foley was so about Kayfabe... I was at In Your House in WPB and he parked his car in the regular lot and walked into the auditorium with his white shirt on, Mankind mask, with the Mankind walk. I yelled Cactus at him, being the 14yo smart mark that I was. He turned at me and smiled, but other than that, didn't sell it a bit.
Hey Mick & Conrad, can you put a disclaimer in there in future episodes when flashes of bright sunshine/light appears? I only ask because at the Working with Terry Gordy segment when Mick kept moving around during the story, the bright sunlight flashes triggered my migraines. Thank You in advance.
I'll NEVER forget, my 3rd grade friend bringing over a shitty copy of a copy, of a bootleg of a bootleg VHS of this tournament, with ICP commentating over it, he had gotten from his older brother & watching it in my room with the volume turned down all low, hoping my (Militantly Christian) parents wouldn't come in & bust us (as if we were sneaking a porn) for watching something so bloody/violent 😲 . . . Good times
Stranglemania is the name of that video. It was commercially released in the US. Two different versions exist, a regional version released in the Michigan market and then a national release by Island Records.
When I was a teenager I had the king of the death match on vhs. I thought it was awesome. Looking back at it now at 41 years old and knowing what we do about injuries, it doesn't sit well.
I was gonna say almost the same thing . I bought it on VHS when it came out too . Im 44 . But that was my first time seeing thumbtacks , bed of nails and explosions in wrestling . Id seen barbed wire matches but not to that extreme !
I feel the same way. As a young boy I thought FMW, IWA and Big Japan just had the greatest wrestling ever. As an adult, I realize how dangerous those matches were.
I think it's cool that Mick is not afraid to have his mom their. He is a great example of how we should all be. With that said i like how innjapan a promo was done after the match too. Also I remember watching the death matches for the first time. I was like wow how can they do that, amd for the longest time i thought these kind of matches were done in a shoot style.
Is there anyway to watch Micks Japan work now? I saw the stranglemania videos as a kid but that was all I’ve ever seen from Japan of his. I’m glad to know that ICP gave him some money since it was his blood sweat and tears that produced that greatness.
Rick Patterson Mick. To me FAR better in that Leatherface gimmick than Mike Kirchner. He just had the height and size that made him look like the movie actor Gunnar Hansen who played the character in the original film. Plus, Rick had a great stint in Mexico as a bleach blonde well before he donned the leather.
A little side info! The infamous Kawasaki Stadium was indeed delipataded, had been around since the 50's and was finally knocked down in 2003 and has since been rebuilt as a small minor league baseball stadium. The great Foley vs. Funk death match in early 95 took place in Honjo, literally the far end of Saitama, I used to live there and still had to Google the place cause it's so far out and a ridiculous place to run a show.
Been up for 16hrs now & I'm only the 200th "like"!? Out of 4.7K views so far..only 200 likes!? Unacceptable. I can't imagine anyone listening to any story Mick Foley tells & you not like it. If you like the episode let him know & click LIKE! It's literally the least you can do 😆
A fifteen year old foreign exchanged student from Russia could do better than Conrad. All you need is Wikipedia and one sheet of paper with 10 bullet points. This dude has Mick Foley to freely interview AND literally has a loose time-line, uninteresting questions and the most annoying voice in all of podcasts.
I got my copy of King of the death match on VHS in the 90’s via some mail order guy dubbing tapes in the UK. For my money though the singles barbed wire match he mentions between him and the funker was actually better. Still a classic.... in my copy (which had Japanese commentary) Cactus Jack had awesome intro music....
As someone who pays their bills as a professional Japanese historian I just wanted to make a few comments. I really wish I could have asked Mick why he was referring to the Korakuen Hall as being in "southern" Japan.... It sort of seemed like he was saying someone else may have indicated that to him but that is absolutely not the case. In Japanese History when we discuss geographical issues or use geography we often take the country, including the southern half of what is today Hokkaido, as well as all of Kyushu and Shikkoku and naturally Honshu and we flip them horizontally. In that sense Tokyo or as it was known throughout history, Edo, would be considered eastern Japan... yes, with the horizontal consideration, you could technically say "south eastern" in a sense but I dont exactly think Mick or his friend were discussing say the Heian period or the Sengoku Jidai or the Yuki War etc etc so I dont see where they'd be considering the map of Japan in its historical horizontal usage. That said, when considering Japan as it sits on any globe, Tokyo would be north eastern Japan. It's nitpicking and probably pretentious dare I say presumptuous but I don't know, I'm just curious, dumb and trivial as it may be. Lol 😆 To close, Mick made an interesting sorta humorous but definitely true comment about the fans/spectators and the yakuza. It is a situation that continues to exist even today (year 2022). Although as of the year 2022 the yakuza on a national level has been tremendously weakened by inventive new laws and dogged, diligent enforcement and pursuit by the authorities, the yakuza has nevertheless not been eradicated by any means and in all likelihood will continue to exist in one form or another for a long time to come, albeit with greatly reduced influence and power as anti yakuza measures continue. As such, the situation is one where yakuza approach usually small private business, often service industries, and they essentially force the business owners into buying exorbitant amounts of tickets to puroresu cards with the indication that they can then sell the tickets themselves as they see fit, half the time with the yakuza expecting a commission on ticket sales, the other half of the time the yakuza is satisfied just to get rid of the tickets. So that is definitely true, what Mick said, about the crowd appearing as a result of yakuza influence. It is an especially prevelant issue in the rural areas and given the fact that the largest, historically speaking, yakuza family is the Yamaguchi gumi, based in Kobe, the issue was especially prevelant in all of the cases of Super Delfins attempts to launch various promotions [Osaka PRO for instance] in nearby Osaka.
At one point Mick had some dentures made that he would threaten his wife with when they would get into an argument...she hated them and if they started arguing, he would threaten to "put the teeth in"...
Harley Race must have been crying when he saw Terry Gordy bust Mick open the hard way, since Race never got his chance lol When I heard the sounds of human suffering... I liked it That's Cactus Jack in a nutshell... Cactus and Terry Funk are 2 crazy sumbitches and I love em both
He put in one helluva nights work ! But always thought it was odd that Jack took the last big bump THEN covered Funk for the win . Nevertheless if thats my only small gripe out of that match besides the bomb being a dud they did great ! I only wish that everything wouldve went right with that bomb going off FOR THEM not us fans so much . Because they deserved that ending for an epic famous match we are still talking about 27 years later .
Is it just me? Or does Mick have a tick centered around blinking a certain way every few seconds? I really hope it's not a neurological side effect . . . Edit: He addresses it @ 2:02:40 . . .
Watching the king of the death match with iwa Japan and fmw you're dealing with barbed wire fire glass thumbtacks everything under the sun and Cactus Jack was just perfect for this environment fighting against Legends like Terry funk Terry Gordy and just so much more than violence with having like a rare DVD like I have it's something that I really enjoy and I put it on when I want to watch DEATH match wrestling with companies like XPW Game Changer wrestling combat zone wrestling icw who do these kind of matches you always go to where it began with Cactus Jack and Terry Funk
Conrad trying to tell the guy who was THERE how many people were in attendance. Mick calls him out and Connie quickly backpedals “We’ll I know you would have still worked it in front of 200 Mick” 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 Put the money mark mortgage man in his place Mick. Connie is always cappin af 😁 Big man you don’t know, too much Dave Meltzer propaganda got him trying to book his own fan fiction.
No, Mick, we appreciate you man. For everything you did for us in your career, and now agreeing to have your own show every week to tell your stories, owe you man. There’s a reason Conrad was after you for so long, and you’ve shown us all why you’re worth watching and listening too. Again. This has become my favorite wrestling podcast. Keep getting those sponsors tho, we all know how much Rock is suffering these days so maybe you can kick him a few bucks here and there. Or you could just kick the Young Bucks and do us all a favor?
Man. He went through that whole match for 300 bucks. That's dedication to the craft. Love ya, Mick.
Tons and tons of wrestling podcasts. This is the only one I legitimately follow and listen to every week.
Nash is the best going today
If I never get to meet this man in my lifetime, it'll break my heart. Thank you Mick for being one of the highlights of my childhood, and thank you Conrad for bringing these absolute legends like Mick Foley and Ric Flair closer to the fans in podcast form.
Hearing Mick describing his pain and injuries... and trying to survive.... Now Imagine being Terry Funk and 25 years older ..... Savage ! Funk is THE G.O.A.T. PERIOD
Onita: Hold my beer…
Foley actually put in good performances.
Thanks to both Mick and Conrad for bringing us these podcasts. I could sit and listen to Mick toot his own horn all day long. Such a down to earth person.
I do love that when Mick was describing punches in wrestling, every time he said, “Bam!” there was a flash of sunlight. Mother Nature adding emphasis! 😄
Sun Punch lol...
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Mick Foley you are my hero i watch you wrestle since I was 6 years old now I am 35 and you are still my hero and my favorite wrestler .thanks for the memories.have a nice day bang bang
Got my Socko ordered. I'm stoked beyond belief I'm getting a custom made by the man Mick Foley himself autographed piece of memorabilia. Thanks for being awesome Mick. Love ya man
I’m calling it right now. 7 hrs before dropping. This will be his highest viewed video of all time.
It probably should but I think Heck in the Cell would always attract more.
Frankly I'm just grateful we get this man as much as we do. My top three wrestlers of all time, and I say wrestler - I've always thought Mick himself even underrated himself.
@777: Yes the hell in a cell moment was epic. But when I think of Cactus Jack I always remember him bringing that cross wrapped in barbwire to the ring.
@@johnsmith-po9gt Iconic.
Idk, montreal screwjob seems like the one to beat
Conrad got laid he's giving out hearts
been watching only foley is pod today ! thank you catus!
Mick when he’s talking about the match with Terry Gordy, saying he had “reason to believe he may make the final” and not being comfortable saying exactly why and asking fans to read between the lines is a big reason i’m such a Foley fan in the first place. The sentimentality of wanting to keep even a shred of magic in his stories when others will freely shatter the illusion. We love you Mick, never change!! 👉🏻👉🏻
He's just trying to be clever. He made it quite clear in the first chapter in his book that wrestling wasn't real, and he wasn't going to pretend it was.
Love hearing these trips down memory lane with the Hardcore Legend.
What a great podcast, with one of the G.o.a.t.s , the weekly foley podcast never disappoints
The one we've all been waiting for!
I think one video, we need to get a "What's in Foley's fanny pack" segment. Just food for thought.
Love hearing all the stories and the "rambling" is the best part. Keep on keeping on, Mick.
Iv been waiting for this episode since episode 1 its iwa king of the deathmatch time
Stoked, only wrestler aside from RVD I want to meet in person, who I've seen wrestle in person. Love ya Mick!
Met rvd at the porn awards in vegas a few years back, good guy
I bought that tape from RF video at an ECW show. I feel king of the death best show i'v ever seen. Thank you Mick for what did for us.
How does this channel only have 22.5k . That's a crime spread the word this is gold
55:47 speaking of working stiff... blue chew! 🤣
I remember one tape trader selling the KOTDM tape with the line "CACTUS BLEEDS MORE THAN RICH AND DUSTY COMBINED!!!"
I bought that video when it was available. It took a long time to get there and when it came it was unmarked and still had the tab to be recorded over
u got your Money's Worth
What a great freaking podcast!!! I love it!!
Timestampssssss! THANK YOUU!
They are on the other free site
@@brainhakker7133 Care to elaborate?
I will never forget Funk giving Sabu neck breakers as he is taping his bicep up. Amazing and crazy.
Great theme!
-This makes me so happy
Indeed it's another Friday and there's another Mick Foley podcast!!
Interested in Mick's thoughts on the razor boards and kenzans used in Japan now. Interesting to hear a deathmatch legend talk about the deathmatch scene. Thanks.
Mick is a great guy! One of the most loved/nicest people ever to wrestle.
When i got this tape , after seeing carnage in wrestling like id never seen before , I was surprised yet thrilled to see Dan Severn wrestle Goto in a match ! The UFC was new then and I loved him there . So this was an awesome addition to through in with all the insanity !
I have always been a foley fan. Growing up in philadelphia in the 90s, it was hard not to be. But watching these videos, and how god damn good he was with his promos, unreal.
Best promos in professional wrestling ever, straight up!!
I've been waiting for you to bring up ICP and the Juggalos
WOOP WOOP mcl to all the ninjas🪓
I’ll never forget running across copy of Stranglemania in ‘96-‘97 at a local record store in Michigan. I had just started getting into ICP and was already a huge Pro Wrestling fan. So when I saw that VHS, I knew that I was leaving the store with it that day.
THAT . PROMO . THAT is what a promo should LOOK and FEEL like . What emotion , passion and so BELIEVABLE ! It still gives me chills . Just like Funks "FOREVER !!!" promo did .
Loved the pul out pic of Mick dropping an elbow off the ladder onto Terry 👌
If i'm not mistaken Mick. Didn't Sabu glue certain wounds up on himself...? Oh and i have to give Mick my cheap pop. THE GREATEST hardcore wrestler that ever lived. PERIOD...!!! Love ya Mick.
I absolutely love how mick laughs about some of the over the top things he's done in pro wrestling.
Mick has his throat cut by barb wire, hit with a chair that’s on fire, and took a branding iron to the stomach and says “it was pretty special” what the fuck?! This man’s a legend😂😂
I understand the podcast is getting huge but both of you don't change your style and just let it ride
That flannel he's wearing is pretty sweet.
Foley is the GOAT!
Then Funk is The #1 G.O.A.T. !!
I meet Foley in Toledo last Summer. First thing he said was about my ICP hat I didn't even get nothing signed by him and he's still sat there and talk to me for a minute about being on the their movie next time I meet you I won't be broke
Foley was so about Kayfabe... I was at In Your House in WPB and he parked his car in the regular lot and walked into the auditorium with his white shirt on, Mankind mask, with the Mankind walk. I yelled Cactus at him, being the 14yo smart mark that I was. He turned at me and smiled, but other than that, didn't sell it a bit.
1:04 That's a pretty good album
1:10:55 “I can’t believe this is a real thing”
That about sums it up. I can’t believe these guys came up with these ideas for matches
Hey Mick & Conrad, can you put a disclaimer in there in future episodes when flashes of bright sunshine/light appears? I only ask because at the Working with Terry Gordy segment when Mick kept moving around during the story, the bright sunlight flashes triggered my migraines. Thank You in advance.
In Boxing the best punches are at the end of the extension. He's right that many effective punches are snapshots.
Cactus Jack in Japan & WCW runs! I met Mick in Nashville, he was so good to my Dad. Genuinely Good Person
Thank you Mr. Foley 🙏
Great show Conrad…..
Kawasaki Dream KOTDM was SHOCKING when that first came out !
I'll NEVER forget, my 3rd grade friend bringing over a shitty copy of a copy, of a bootleg of a bootleg VHS of this tournament, with ICP commentating over it, he had gotten from his older brother & watching it in my room with the volume turned down all low, hoping my (Militantly Christian) parents wouldn't come in & bust us (as if we were sneaking a porn) for watching something so bloody/violent 😲 . . . Good times
Best of times
Stranglemania is the name of that video. It was commercially released in the US. Two different versions exist, a regional version released in the Michigan market and then a national release by Island Records.
Stranglemania is the funniest death match commentary ever!! 😂 Lama nama new-me ruled 😂
Excellent
Thanks!
When I was a teenager I had the king of the death match on vhs. I thought it was awesome. Looking back at it now at 41 years old and knowing what we do about injuries, it doesn't sit well.
I agree with you here.
I was gonna say almost the same thing . I bought it on VHS when it came out too . Im 44 . But that was my first time seeing thumbtacks , bed of nails and explosions in wrestling . Id seen barbed wire matches but not to that extreme !
I feel the same way. As a young boy I thought FMW, IWA and Big Japan just had the greatest wrestling ever. As an adult, I realize how dangerous those matches were.
I think it's cool that Mick is not afraid to have his mom their. He is a great example of how we should all be.
With that said i like how innjapan a promo was done after the match too. Also I remember watching the death matches for the first time. I was like wow how can they do that, amd for the longest time i thought these kind of matches were done in a shoot style.
51:53 is and epic punch!
Is there anyway to watch Micks Japan work now? I saw the stranglemania videos as a kid but that was all I’ve ever seen from Japan of his. I’m glad to know that ICP gave him some money since it was his blood sweat and tears that produced that greatness.
The king of the deathmatch and his FMW stuff is on TH-cam
Three guys, Me, Tracy Smothers, and Leatherface....I love pro-wrestling.
Frist time I got watch this on VHS I got from ebay am in here in the uk it came Canadian was worth the pnp haha
Rick Patterson Mick. To me FAR better in that Leatherface gimmick than Mike Kirchner. He just had the height and size that made him look like the movie actor Gunnar Hansen who played the character in the original film. Plus, Rick had a great stint in Mexico as a bleach blonde well before he donned the leather.
The barbed wire is brutal. Kinda hard to watch. But I respect the hell out of Foley for sacrificing his body for the sport
Mr. Foley, I would be very very honored to be your opponent on your 60th birthday bash
Well said about tour guide
I think I saw it Mick. Check on 1:14:37 you'll see terry funk poke his forehead
A little side info! The infamous Kawasaki Stadium was indeed delipataded, had been around since the 50's and was finally knocked down in 2003 and has since been rebuilt as a small minor league baseball stadium. The great Foley vs. Funk death match in early 95 took place in Honjo, literally the far end of Saitama, I used to live there and still had to Google the place cause it's so far out and a ridiculous place to run a show.
What is Hardways?
Mick foley is hardcore.
Been up for 16hrs now & I'm only the 200th "like"!? Out of 4.7K views so far..only 200 likes!? Unacceptable. I can't imagine anyone listening to any story Mick Foley tells & you not like it. If you like the episode let him know & click LIKE! It's literally the least you can do 😆
A fifteen year old foreign exchanged student from Russia could do better than Conrad. All you need is Wikipedia and one sheet of paper with 10 bullet points. This dude has Mick Foley to freely interview AND literally has a loose time-line, uninteresting questions and the most annoying voice in all of podcasts.
Just bought a mr socko for my brothers Christmas presents. You use to scare the hell out of my brother as mankind.
Mick Foley has stories……
Had to get one of his Yakuza tales cut off by a Mr.Socko promo 😆 Love the guy.
I'm suprised that mick foley and Terry funk hadn't killed each other in the tournament of death it was brutal.
As Corny would say about the AEW match, it went POOF!!
I got my copy of King of the death match on VHS in the 90’s via some mail order guy dubbing tapes in the UK. For my money though the singles barbed wire match he mentions between him and the funker was actually better. Still a classic.... in my copy (which had Japanese commentary) Cactus Jack had awesome intro music....
KOTDM was the first time that I saw Japanese wrestling
1:06:00 that was weird
Foley is the Best🫡
As long as you're not trying to drop an elbow anywhere, you're good, 😉
As someone who pays their bills as a professional Japanese historian I just wanted to make a few comments. I really wish I could have asked Mick why he was referring to the Korakuen Hall as being in "southern" Japan.... It sort of seemed like he was saying someone else may have indicated that to him but that is absolutely not the case.
In Japanese History when we discuss geographical issues or use geography we often take the country, including the southern half of what is today Hokkaido, as well as all of Kyushu and Shikkoku and naturally Honshu and we flip them horizontally. In that sense Tokyo or as it was known throughout history, Edo, would be considered eastern Japan... yes, with the horizontal consideration, you could technically say "south eastern" in a sense but I dont exactly think Mick or his friend were discussing say the Heian period or the Sengoku Jidai or the Yuki War etc etc so I dont see where they'd be considering the map of Japan in its historical horizontal usage.
That said, when considering Japan as it sits on any globe, Tokyo would be north eastern Japan. It's nitpicking and probably pretentious dare I say presumptuous but I don't know, I'm just curious, dumb and trivial as it may be. Lol 😆
To close, Mick made an interesting sorta humorous but definitely true comment about the fans/spectators and the yakuza. It is a situation that continues to exist even today (year 2022). Although as of the year 2022 the yakuza on a national level has been tremendously weakened by inventive new laws and dogged, diligent enforcement and pursuit by the authorities, the yakuza has nevertheless not been eradicated by any means and in all likelihood will continue to exist in one form or another for a long time to come, albeit with greatly reduced influence and power as anti yakuza measures continue.
As such, the situation is one where yakuza approach usually small private business, often service industries, and they essentially force the business owners into buying exorbitant amounts of tickets to puroresu cards with the indication that they can then sell the tickets themselves as they see fit, half the time with the yakuza expecting a commission on ticket sales, the other half of the time the yakuza is satisfied just to get rid of the tickets. So that is definitely true, what Mick said, about the crowd appearing as a result of yakuza influence. It is an especially prevelant issue in the rural areas and given the fact that the largest, historically speaking, yakuza family is the Yamaguchi gumi, based in Kobe, the issue was especially prevelant in all of the cases of Super Delfins attempts to launch various promotions [Osaka PRO for instance] in nearby Osaka.
King Of The Death Match got this on vhs.
You know Mic is tight when he's a multimillionaire and won't pay 5 to 10k to get new permanent teeth.
At one point Mick had some dentures made that he would threaten his wife with when they would get into an argument...she hated them and if they started arguing, he would threaten to "put the teeth in"...
@@peterisnardi1197lmao he's the best dude that ever wrestled no bullshit!?.
Stranglemania!!!!!
just say Bang Bang
Can you do cactus 🌵 saxxx episode
Harley Race must have been crying when he saw Terry Gordy bust Mick open the hard way, since Race never got his chance lol
When I heard the sounds of human suffering... I liked it
That's Cactus Jack in a nutshell... Cactus and Terry Funk are 2 crazy sumbitches and I love em both
If Foley is Pod then FUNK IS GOD !!
RIP Terry
They should put Foley and Sami Zayn together
He put in one helluva nights work ! But always thought it was odd that Jack took the last big bump THEN covered Funk for the win . Nevertheless if thats my only small gripe out of that match besides the bomb being a dud they did great ! I only wish that everything wouldve went right with that bomb going off FOR THEM not us fans so much . Because they deserved that ending for an epic famous match we are still talking about 27 years later .
Vince thinks death matches are demeaning....he had the kiss my ass club....
Puerkoo!!
Is it just me? Or does Mick have a tick centered around blinking a certain way every few seconds? I really hope it's not a neurological side effect . . .
Edit: He addresses it @ 2:02:40 . . .
lol mr socko for more than 3 bucks for real lmfao
Watching the king of the death match with iwa Japan and fmw you're dealing with barbed wire fire glass thumbtacks everything under the sun and Cactus Jack was just perfect for this environment fighting against Legends like Terry funk Terry Gordy and just so much more than violence with having like a rare DVD like I have it's something that I really enjoy and I put it on when I want to watch DEATH match wrestling with companies like XPW Game Changer wrestling combat zone wrestling icw who do these kind of matches you always go to where it began with Cactus Jack and Terry Funk
sup mankind
These two drain it
Mmmm...life match
Uh, 30k a month would be incredible TODAY 🤣🤦♂️ oh well, value of a dollar I guess
Conrad trying to tell the guy who was THERE how many people were in attendance. Mick calls him out and Connie quickly backpedals “We’ll I know you would have still worked it in front of 200 Mick”
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Put the money mark mortgage man in his place Mick. Connie is always cappin af 😁 Big man you don’t know, too much Dave Meltzer propaganda got him trying to book his own fan fiction.
Please, those numbers are easily verifiable, and Mick wouldn't have known the difference between 1200 and just under a thousand.
By the way, people who take Meltzer's deal seriously enough to get upset are a weird, creepy bunch.
Mr Foley u made so much less than you should have love my cactis . wouldl`ve love you to get rich from the biz
*The second Leatherface was Canadian Rick Patterson.*
It was hiroshi Ono, Mr. Jack.