I got to work Murdoch two times. After our first match, he had the promoter have me get my gear, and go in the HEEL locker room so he could talk to me. I thought I did something wrong, so I was a little intimidated. What he did was sit me down and give me pointers on a few things to make me better. He didn't have to do that. Our next match, we were walking to our locker rooms and he winked at me. I did him proud. It was an honor to have shared the ring with him.
@@WastingTime1878 as a friend of mine said people are complicated. Even the best people have their dark aspects and even people you may not like have their good points.
Murdoch was known for being one of the best workers in the business, when he wanted to be and one of the biggest goofballs, when he wanted. It depended on his mood. I can see Murdoch in the WWF environment, especially 90s WWF, and deciding to goof with people. The man could do heel or shit-kicking babyface equally well.
I remember during the Royal Rumble appearance, he did a standing drop kick. Age 47/48, beer belly, etc and doing a standing drop kick. That 47/48 years old is entirely different than today's 47/48, it just really impressed me for him to do it. Maybe not a fantastic person but was very good in the ring.
he was at the tail end of a 30 year career at that rumble. He also looked 55 years old when he started his career and 55 years old when he passed away.
Not only that but nobody could make the facial expressions that Dick Murdoch made When he's getting hit or slammed Or his arm twist. The little things that sold the match he was an expert at.
Dick was greatness. It was at the end of the Amarillo Territory. That territory had been on a slow decline since Dory Sr. died but when Jr. & Terry sold it then it was a matter of time.
I first saw Dick Murdoch in Australia in 1969 when he was the tag partner of Lars Anderson. They had a fantastic heels vs. heels match against Skull Murphy and Brute Bernard. Dick returned to Australia in 1971 with Dusty Rhodes. They got into a bit of "trouble" in Sydney's Kings Cross, so Jim Barnett sent them home.
I remember Dick Murdoch and Eddie Gilbert tag team at the end of the UWF and the NWA bought it out and I saw a awesome anything-goes Bunkhouse brawl match against Terry Gordy and dr. Death Steve Williams and a fan thought he could fight Eddie Gilbert and Gilbert kicked his ass and the fan was bleeding great match in the good old days
Murdoch and Rhodes tore it up in the AWA back in the 70's. Both were something I had never seen before. They were both my favorite wrestlers until Superstar Billy Graham entered the territory.
As a black man i was a dick Murdock fan . Then i heard he was a klansman and for some reason I still couldn't hate the guy,i was disappointed but at least he was honest about who he was..... Unlike Hogan.
DICK MURDOCK was my favorite wrestler back in the 70's as a kid in Bill Watts territory preMidSouth. The last match I watched Dick Murdock wrestler live was back in 77 against the World Champion Harley Race in the old Municple Auditorium in New Orleans.. 1 hour Broadway match May 1977.
Its crazy and disappointing..me and my friends grew up liking and emulating so many of these dudes only to find out later some of them were pieces o. s. K K K members and Super Ray-Siss and i grew up in the hood hoods in the crazy City of Baltimore. I Lived East West and South Bmore and everywhere i lived it was the same we bl@ck kids and Adults too, we idolized these dudes the same way everybody else did we watched and paid to see wrestling matches and buy Merch too, only to find out later that some of them couldn't stand us...Hopefully some of them redeemed and changed but if not forget em.
As a fellow Black wrestling fan, I feel you bro! Believe me... Everytime Murdoch's name is mentioned people either gloss over the fact that he was a kkk member or they just don't mention it at all, just like this video here. And every time one the the wrestlers from the old days talks about him, it's always "Dickey this", or "Dickey that"...For me though, it's fuck Dickey! He was alright in the ring I guess but forreal fuck that man! "Dickey" can eat a big fat black dick, even if he is dead!✊🏾
I recall a one hour match between Dick Murdoch and Barry Windham on UWF television. I would love to see that again , without the TV commercials interrupting the match. Two workers doing their stuff very well indeed.
Dick Murdoch when it came to wrestling was a GOD Babyface or heal was a standout! Worked with Dickie worked for Dickey worked against Dickey.. A- Z guy. Tougjh and Sly as a silver fox!! Was a rep for Coors beer for a while. Rodeoed hauled hay from Southern Colorado Valley to Texas Panhandle during the drought in the mid-90s. Bought a bar with a studio apartment above it in Walsenburg Colorado... died of a stroke there in summer of 1996. Will never be anything again like Dick Murdoch! 🤠💯🙏
Working with Dusty Rhodes as the Texas Outlaws, Dick was great as a heel. But, in later years in CWF, he would also occasionally work as a face, and he pulled that off as well. There is a hysterical clip from CWF that you can find on TH-cam, where Bugsy McGraw needs a partner against the Russians (Koloff, Volkoff, etc), and he recruits Murdoch, still wearing his street clothes. The great Gordon Solie points out to Dick, "You haven't even got your wrestling trunks on." Without missing a beat Murdoch replies, "Gordon, I don't even have my underwear on!"
Dick Murdoch telling Tony Atlas the address of a big "BBQ and Party" after the matches only for Atlas to show up to find out it was a Klan rally is still the stiffest rib ever pulled in wrestling. I'm glad Tony can laugh about it now.
He didn’t tell him the address. He brought him there himself, because he was a member of the organization. That’s downright sociopathic. But I’m not surprised that Uncle Tony laughs about it.
@@dildonius I've heard Tony tell a version where Murdoch gave him an address of a BBQ after the matches. Tony is known for his narration being quite loose compared to earlier and later versions. I take everything Tony says with a grain of salt after hearing the looong interview his stepdaughter gave Boston Wrestling. For example: her mother and her NEVER had to "chip Tony out of the ice on the ground" in the park where he was sleeping. He wasn't destitute - cuz local drug dealers were employing him as a debt collector etc etc
@@misterslats Tommy Rich said he took him and Tony there. There is also a story about him bringing Dusty Rhodes to one, and I've heard enough corroborated stories from his contemporaries to know Dick Murdoch was a card-carrying member of The Ku-Klux Klan.
I got to see one of those matches live at Hara Arena in Dayton. Shiek kept pulling something sharp (looked like a fork from our viewpoint) out of his trunks to stab Murdoch in the face with it. Dick's face was a bloody mess through most of the match, the proverbial crimson mask. Late in the match, Murdoch got his revenge by kicking the Shiek right in the crotch where he was hiding the foreign object. The crowd popped on that one...
It was Coors Dick worked for and was fired for ruining his company truck. Mulligan, Flair, and Murdock had a failed promotion of the old Amarillo territory after Funks sold it
My dad worked in ICW back in the day, and him and my mom would tell me a story about an old lady in the audience trying to stab him because he had them worked up so much.
@grawakendream8980 Ed Marsee. He didn't wrestle but was a manager Gentleman Ed and a ref at times. I recently found the record of the first show he participated in. He came out as Randy's manager. He told me back in the day how he was just friends with Randy and that Randy was like, just come out and be my manager on the show. And that was how he got started with it.
I remember Murdock spitting at a group of children at Memorial Hall in Kansas City Kansas.... after learning he was a Klansman i understand his attitude don't like it but i understand where it comes from
Dick Murdoch and the Kansas Jayhawks vs Tully and the Andersons The Koloffs and Krusher Big Bubba and the Midnight Express The Barbarian, the Baron, and Shaska Those wouldve been some killer 6 man matches. In the Crockett territory.
Being in the Klan doesn't mean you have no redeeming things. Racism is bad, but my family knew a guy who was in the Klan , and one year we had no money for Christmas. He bought presents and the Christmas ham. He didn't have to do that. I don't think he did it, simply because we were white. He seen people who needed help. I didn't agree with the racism, but I respected that act of kindness.
Murdoch should've been bigger than he was like Dusty, but, I guess it wasn't meant to be that way. I was even a fan of the Hardliners team of Murdoch & Dick Slater. Saw several times in the early 90s & got to chat with him a couple of times also. Great in ring worker.
Dick Murdoch was an infamous raciest and an KKK member. Being friends with him would suggest that Dutch is also a racist and doesn’t mention anything about his racism nor his KKK membership. I have never heard an interview where a wrestler didn’t despised Murdoch for his racism.
NOt sure I would call Dick Murdoch a good person, given that there have been reports of him being in the KKK, but I can agree that he had great talent.
Was the 6'10" guy in Puerto Rico around that time when Dick Murdock booked the territory, was it Giant Warrior? He's the only guy I can think of when Dutch described a 6' 10" or so wrestler in that territory, since most guys down there were not bigger than 5'10"
I'm pretty sure the Dutch was talking about Giant Warrior, Butch Masters in Puerto Rico my first night in Puerto Rico doing the Leatherface gimmick Butch was supposed to take the pin for me and I didn't see it but evidently he put his leg on the rope or something and Dickie jumped in the ring and kick the dog shit out of him again just put the boots to him stiff for shoot. And I never knew why they had so much heat because Giant warrior was easy to work with did whatever I wanted to do in the ring.
Murdoch was noted throughout his career for his twisted sense of humor, he loved having fun and didn't really have an Off Switch, it's one of the reasons why he never achieved the Main Event status he should have. The KKK thing was part of that, he just liked watching people freak out.
@@FerretJohn that's exactly what I heard. He could have been champion but he was such a big jokester that they never knew when he would pull something. He just couldn't be trusted with the belt
Wanted Dutch address this with James and maybe talk about others potentially being that way. Roddy Piper suggested David Schultz was another card carrying KKK guy.
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I got to work Murdoch two times. After our first match, he had the promoter have me get my gear, and go in the HEEL locker room so he could talk to me. I thought I did something wrong, so I was a little intimidated. What he did was sit me down and give me pointers on a few things to make me better. He didn't have to do that. Our next match, we were walking to our locker rooms and he winked at me. I did him proud. It was an honor to have shared the ring with him.
Dickie was a tough SOB and could talk
Oh nice, even the KKK members can be considerate at times then.
@@chadk890 Race said bar none Murdock was the best on the mic.
@@WastingTime1878 as a friend of mine said people are complicated. Even the best people have their dark aspects and even people you may not like have their good points.
Where did you work with him and what was your gimmick name? I love the old territories.
I remember watching Murdock in Midsouth. He was so smooth with the vertical suplex
My favorite tag team of all time was Dick Murdoch and Adrian Adonis the. Those guys really kicked butt. It was never a boring match
Murdoch was known for being one of the best workers in the business, when he wanted to be and one of the biggest goofballs, when he wanted. It depended on his mood. I can see Murdoch in the WWF environment, especially 90s WWF, and deciding to goof with people. The man could do heel or shit-kicking babyface equally well.
Then probably held him back from being champion. He had the skills but he was such a big cut up you never knew when he was going to moon the crowd.
I watched Dick Murdoch in WWF 1990's Royal Rumble
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Dutch has the BEST stories. Real old school.
I remember during the Royal Rumble appearance, he did a standing drop kick. Age 47/48, beer belly, etc and doing a standing drop kick. That 47/48 years old is entirely different than today's 47/48, it just really impressed me for him to do it. Maybe not a fantastic person but was very good in the ring.
he was at the tail end of a 30 year career at that rumble. He also looked 55 years old when he started his career and 55 years old when he passed away.
In a WCW Legends 6 man tag match @ Slamboree PPV , Murdoch hit a flying head scissors on Jim Brunzell.
He tagged once in a 6 Man in JCP with The Rock and Roll Express and pulled off a couple of standing Leapfrogs!😂🎤🎼🎸🎹🥁🎷🤼♂️B.W.
@@madbrowniac7871 he was always very agile
Dutch is a straight shooter and never runs out of stories. That's why this podcast is super over with the fans!
Not only that but nobody could make the facial expressions that Dick Murdoch made When he's getting hit or slammed Or his arm twist. The little things that sold the match he was an expert at.
Dick was greatness. It was at the end of the Amarillo Territory. That territory had been on a slow decline since Dory Sr. died but when Jr. & Terry sold it then it was a matter of time.
I first saw Dick Murdoch in Australia in 1969 when he was the tag partner of Lars Anderson. They had a fantastic heels vs. heels match against Skull Murphy and Brute Bernard. Dick returned to Australia in 1971 with Dusty Rhodes. They got into a bit of "trouble" in Sydney's Kings Cross, so Jim Barnett sent them home.
I'm Aussie, id love you to elaborate on the trouble 😊
I remember Dick Murdoch and Eddie Gilbert tag team at the end of the UWF and the NWA bought it out and I saw a awesome anything-goes Bunkhouse brawl match against Terry Gordy and dr. Death Steve Williams and a fan thought he could fight Eddie Gilbert and Gilbert kicked his ass and the fan was bleeding great match in the good old days
that was me; that hurt a lot
Someone said that for a while Dick was a "Coors Light Ambassador."
Absolutely was
I'd heard the story about Murdoch being a Coors distributor which was the perfect gig for him. I'm surprised Dutch wasn't aware of this.
It likely fed into the high blood pressure that ultimately killed him .
I really wish I could've seen him and dusty when they were tagging. I've always heard that they were beyond amazing.
amanrobNot really- but you could probably find it on TH-cam.
Murdoch and Rhodes tore it up in the AWA back in the 70's. Both were something I had never seen before. They were both my favorite wrestlers until Superstar Billy Graham entered the territory.
Running man in a circle? You mean you have never seen Curly Howard, in the Three Stooges? You need to get on that. Nyuck, Nyuck!
As a black man i was a dick Murdock fan . Then i heard he was a klansman and for some reason I still couldn't hate the guy,i was disappointed but at least he was honest about who he was..... Unlike Hogan.
Good you ask about Dick Murdoch cause there is not much to hear about him.
And i really liked to watch him. In Team with Eddie Gilbert etc.
DICK MURDOCK was my favorite wrestler back in the 70's as a kid in Bill Watts territory preMidSouth. The last match I watched Dick Murdock wrestler live was back in 77 against the World Champion Harley Race in the old Municple Auditorium in New Orleans.. 1 hour Broadway match May 1977.
I love his work because you wouldn't think he could pull it off by looking at him.
Its crazy and disappointing..me and my friends grew up liking and emulating so many of these dudes only to find out later some of them were pieces o. s. K K K members and Super Ray-Siss and i grew up in the hood hoods in the crazy City of Baltimore. I Lived East West and South Bmore and everywhere i lived it was the same we bl@ck kids and Adults too, we idolized these dudes the same way everybody else did we watched and paid to see wrestling matches and buy Merch too, only to find out later that some of them couldn't stand us...Hopefully some of them redeemed and changed but if not forget em.
NBA and NFL players a lot of them are racist and rapist drug addicts and dog fighting ring
As a fellow Black wrestling fan, I feel you bro! Believe me... Everytime Murdoch's name is mentioned people either gloss over the fact that he was a kkk member or they just don't mention it at all, just like this video here. And every time one the the wrestlers from the old days talks about him, it's always "Dickey this", or "Dickey that"...For me though, it's fuck Dickey! He was alright in the ring I guess but forreal fuck that man! "Dickey" can eat a big fat black dick, even if he is dead!✊🏾
Yep, truly disappointed back then. And I live in Baltimore also...
@@Shin-Blade Right! Wow, I'm actually just below you in Virginia.
Who besides Dick Murdoch was a "pieces o.s. kkk member"?
Murdoch was quite the drinker himself. Rumor had it he could hold his own with Andre.
Bo he tried but failed . Fifty beers for Dickie , 125 for Andre
I recall a one hour match between Dick Murdoch and Barry Windham on UWF television. I would love to see that again , without the TV commercials interrupting the match. Two workers doing their stuff very well indeed.
Dick Murdoch when it came to wrestling was a GOD Babyface or heal was a standout! Worked with Dickie worked for Dickey worked against Dickey.. A- Z guy. Tougjh and Sly as a silver fox!! Was a rep for Coors beer for a while. Rodeoed hauled hay from Southern Colorado Valley to Texas Panhandle during the drought in the mid-90s. Bought a bar with a studio apartment above it in Walsenburg Colorado... died of a stroke there in summer of 1996. Will never be anything again like Dick Murdoch! 🤠💯🙏
sounds like you knew him
I knew his Aunt Bonnie Murdoch who raised him! She was a wonderful lady. She told me that Dicky, as they called him, was always hungry
I remember Murdock in a tag team with Adrian Adonis in the WWF.
Yes they were WWF Tag Team Champs beating the Soul Patrol
Yeah, when his partner showed up
@lrm215 that was is a real memorable match.
You must be young lol. Dick and Dusty were the Texas Outlaws in the 60s and 70s, they made the Road Warriors look like whimps lol
No I remember the Texas Outlaws in AWA early 70’s before Dusty turned babyface in Florida 1974
Dick Murdoch, it's just like Terry Funk. "This is how it works."" MY WAY😮
Barry Windham said Dick Murdoch had a knockout punch
The promo Dick cut on the Armstrong family in Smoky Mountain was epic
Him out in the snow with nothing shirt and had two women around him drinking beer
@@mixhaelamikovich classic.
"Dickie knew when to put it in and when not to put it in."
It's all in the instincts...
Heyyooooo
he was a natural. He was on the road since the mid-60s to.
Sounds fruity
Awesome awesome man I respect you so much Dutch and you are a tuff tuff man
Not surprised Dutch would love Dick Murdoch.
Toddsmods.623-I am surprised.
They both were part of the "Desperados" Angle in early Nineties WCW as I recall.🤔🎤🤼♂️B.W.
Working with Dusty Rhodes as the Texas Outlaws, Dick was great as a heel. But, in later years in CWF, he would also occasionally work as a face, and he pulled that off as well. There is a hysterical clip from CWF that you can find on TH-cam, where Bugsy McGraw needs a partner against the Russians (Koloff, Volkoff, etc), and he recruits Murdoch, still wearing his street clothes. The great Gordon Solie points out to Dick, "You haven't even got your wrestling trunks on." Without missing a beat Murdoch replies, "Gordon, I don't even have my underwear on!"
Dick Murdoch telling Tony Atlas the address of a big "BBQ and Party" after the matches only for Atlas to show up to find out it was a Klan rally is still the stiffest rib ever pulled in wrestling. I'm glad Tony can laugh about it now.
Wow that was horrible and could of gotten Atlas killed, but wonder if Atlas brought some Wings with him for the party?
He didn’t tell him the address. He brought him there himself, because he was a member of the organization.
That’s downright sociopathic. But I’m not surprised that Uncle Tony laughs about it.
@@dildonius I've heard Tony tell a version where Murdoch gave him an address of a BBQ after the matches. Tony is known for his narration being quite loose compared to earlier and later versions. I take everything Tony says with a grain of salt after hearing the looong interview his stepdaughter gave Boston Wrestling. For example: her mother and her NEVER had to "chip Tony out of the ice on the ground" in the park where he was sleeping. He wasn't destitute - cuz local drug dealers were employing him as a debt collector etc etc
@@misterslats Tommy Rich said he took him and Tony there. There is also a story about him bringing Dusty Rhodes to one, and I've heard enough corroborated stories from his contemporaries to know Dick Murdoch was a card-carrying member of The Ku-Klux Klan.
I remember Dick from the Georgia territory and feuding with The Iron Sheik
I got to see one of those matches live at Hara Arena in Dayton. Shiek kept pulling something sharp (looked like a fork from our viewpoint) out of his trunks to stab Murdoch in the face with it. Dick's face was a bloody mess through most of the match, the proverbial crimson mask. Late in the match, Murdoch got his revenge by kicking the Shiek right in the crotch where he was hiding the foreign object. The crowd popped on that one...
Amarillo Texas ( MMP) Murdock & Mulligan promotions finished 1982
It was Coors Dick worked for and was fired for ruining his company truck.
Mulligan, Flair, and Murdock had a failed promotion of the old Amarillo territory after Funks sold it
Murdoch had some great matches with Butch Reed in Mid South!
Dirty Dick Murdoch should be in the hall of fame
My dad worked in ICW back in the day, and him and my mom would tell me a story about an old lady in the audience trying to stab him because he had them worked up so much.
Who is your dad?
@grawakendream8980 Ed Marsee. He didn't wrestle but was a manager Gentleman Ed and a ref at times. I recently found the record of the first show he participated in. He came out as Randy's manager. He told me back in the day how he was just friends with Randy and that Randy was like, just come out and be my manager on the show. And that was how he got started with it.
Mid-Atlantic Wrestling was the best !
I remember Murdock spitting at a group of children at Memorial Hall in Kansas City Kansas.... after learning he was a Klansman i understand his attitude don't like it but i understand where it comes from
Dick never saw the inside of a gym, but was/is considered one of the greatest workers ever in the industry.
Dick might of seen them inside of a Jim's diner on the interstate.
Dick Murdoch and the Kansas Jayhawks vs
Tully and the Andersons
The Koloffs and Krusher
Big Bubba and the Midnight Express
The Barbarian, the Baron, and Shaska
Those wouldve been some killer 6 man matches. In the Crockett territory.
Dick was awesome. Young wrestlers today could learn allot
Brothertonymoney- Didn’t you know he was in the Klan?
He got a sponsor by Pabst beer I watched a show and they said he had his Lincoln painted by them
That 6 foot 11 guy sounds like THE GIANT Warrior 💪💪poor guy😂🤣😂🤣
I never had it on my bingo card one day I would dig Dutch, but you can mark that box
Captain Redneck Ruled!!!!
"Probably just making up something idk" lmao hilarious !
Being in the Klan doesn't mean you have no redeeming things. Racism is bad, but my family knew a guy who was in the Klan , and one year we had no money for Christmas. He bought presents and the Christmas ham. He didn't have to do that. I don't think he did it, simply because we were white. He seen people who needed help. I didn't agree with the racism, but I respected that act of kindness.
Dick Murdock was my favorite in mid south.
I always liked Murdoch, he made no bones about it, he was there to kick some ass then afterwards drink some beer
I only know one 6”11 wrestler and he is said to have handled Murdoch and Black Jack Mulligan at the same time .
Andre?
It was the Amarillo territory
That had to be Giant Warrior, the 6'10 guy Murdoch beat up in Puerto Rico.
It was Amarillo. They ran it for maybe a year or two after the Funks.
I knew about the rib where he sent Tony Atlas to a kkk meeting, but I didn’t know he was actually a member. Can someone post a link that proves this?
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There is none,is all hear say.
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If I met Dick Murdoch or any other heel I'd buy them as many drinks as they wanted. I have tremendous respect for the heels.
Saw a video of a Amarillo cage match between Murdoch and JJ Dillon. 4 brain busters and Dillon was taken out on a stretcher.
Liked the promo with dick and piper.
Flair bought into Amarillo with Mulligan. It wasn’t Dick Murdoch.
Murdoch should've been bigger than he was like Dusty, but, I guess it wasn't meant to be that way. I was even a fan of the Hardliners team of Murdoch & Dick Slater. Saw several times in the early 90s & got to chat with him a couple of times also. Great in ring worker.
So nobody is going to talk about him being in the Klan?🤔
I think Dick + Black Jack bought Joe Blanchard's Tx promotion.
No.Amarillo from Terry Funk
As said, Amarillo. Blanchard (Southwest Championship Wrestling) just closed up shop and Texas All-Star started up, promoting the same area. No sale.
Everyone's favorite wrestler should be Dick Murdoch
That WWF run he had was thanks to Scott Hall who always liked him and asked Vince to book him
And what an embarrassing run it was…
Dick Murdoch was an infamous raciest and an KKK member. Being friends with him would suggest that Dutch is also a racist and doesn’t mention anything about his racism nor his KKK membership. I have never heard an interview where a wrestler didn’t despised Murdoch for his racism.
Right!
Not even the black wrestlers.
Dick Murdock and andrian adios good tag team
Remember when him and Dusty teamed up ?
Known in Canada as pat pattersons boy, wayne (dutch) let himself be renamed ZEB after getting his moustache splattered by pat.
I remember Dickie..on wcw?...complaining about the people in crowd...how ugly they were..lol..he say...I got better looking pigs back home on the farm
Wrestling Fact:
Dick Murdoch was a literal legitimate card carrying member of the Klu Klux Klan up until his death.
Who isn't?
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Me
NOt sure I would call Dick Murdoch a good person, given that there have been reports of him being in the KKK, but I can agree that he had great talent.
Murdockkk?
Dick and Blackjack bought the Amarillo territory from the Funks around 1980. Only lasted another year.
Was the 6'10" guy in Puerto Rico around that time when Dick Murdock booked the territory, was it Giant Warrior?
He's the only guy I can think of when Dutch described a 6' 10" or so wrestler in that territory, since most guys down there were not bigger than 5'10"
Correct, the Giant Warrior.
Just wanted to see if anyone was brave enough to open a beer with the Bradford. Definitely it's biggest drawback for me 🍻
I guess that would be called going into business for yourself No wonder he got beat down 😡
The ol' Cowboy character always gets over at least once on every roster. Until Thunderfoot shows up. Bring back Thunderfoot.
My favorite was Thunderfoot 2
I'm pretty sure the Dutch was talking about Giant Warrior, Butch Masters in Puerto Rico my first night in Puerto Rico doing the Leatherface gimmick Butch was supposed to take the pin for me and I didn't see it but evidently he put his leg on the rope or something and Dickie jumped in the ring and kick the dog shit out of him again just put the boots to him stiff for shoot. And I never knew why they had so much heat because Giant warrior was easy to work with did whatever I wanted to do in the ring.
He was a KKKlansman though
I *think* Murdoch is the guy that told the Anabolic Warrior to mind his own business as Slater gave Sting his swirly in UWF.
"By God I wish I had let the Communists win"
Wasn't he in the klan
Aren't you a virtue-signalling vagina?
And they didn't
Call you dirty dutch mantel for no reason
Was Dick the one that sent tony atlas to the kkk meating
He may have but he took Dusty because mentioned it in his book.
Murdoch was noted throughout his career for his twisted sense of humor, he loved having fun and didn't really have an Off Switch, it's one of the reasons why he never achieved the Main Event status he should have. The KKK thing was part of that, he just liked watching people freak out.
I heard that same story I believe it is correct
Dick would've caught some hot ones 4real
@@FerretJohn that's exactly what I heard. He could have been champion but he was such a big jokester that they never knew when he would pull something. He just couldn't be trusted with the belt
Jay Stink Bow was a hater feared his spot .... never put guys over
what is that shoe polish gimmick on your face, James??!!!
Amarillo?
Dick Murdoch was every wrestlers favorite racist. Lol.
Murdoch was Kool Kalm Kollected to his core. 👎👎
Why does James' face look so dirty?
Suprise Suprise Dutch loved one of the most famously racist wrestlers of all time.
How you have a known racist as the Booker lol
who designed dutch's facial hair? it looks ridiculous & sort of nasty.
Facial hair Hall of Fame. How dare you!
I liked him but he would be cancelled now days because he was in the KKK
that's a bit of a deal breaker
Wanted Dutch address this with James and maybe talk about others potentially being that way. Roddy Piper suggested David Schultz was another card carrying KKK guy.
@@bendavison8981 Schultz had a shirt with a Swastika on it. You don't just wear that as a gimmick.