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OLE ANDERSON COMES CLEAN IN SHOOT
May 18, 2023 ·
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OLE ANDERSON COMES CLEAN IN SHOOT
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OLE ANDERSON SHOOT INTERVIEW "Ole Anderson: The Iron Grip of Wrestling" delves into the life and career of one of wrestling's most formidable and respected figures. Ole Anderson, a key...
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OLE ANDERSON SHOOT INTERVIEW
"Ole Anderson: The Iron Grip of Wrestling" delves into the life and career of one of wrestling's most formidable and respected figures. Ole Anderson, a key member of the original Four Horsemen, is known for his no-nonsense style both in and out of the ring. This shoot interview covers his days as a feared competitor and his transition into one of the sharpest minds in wrestling promotion and booking. Anderson discusses his role in shaping the NWA's golden era, his thoughts on the evolution of wrestling, and his notorious reputation for being tough on newcomers who he felt didn’t respect the business. Listeners will gain insights into his strategic approach to storytelling in wrestling, his perspectives on loyalty and business acumen, and his reflections on a life dedicated to this sport.
OLE Anderson explains how his career started. Grew up in Minnesota, met Verne Gagne and went to Calagary and met Stu Hart. Quickly left and met Gene Andrson and they down south and were a strong tag team in the Georgia area. He never really left. He ended up buying Georgia Championship wrestling with the Briscoe Brothers and Bill Watts. He was a strong and smart booker. he talks about booking a young Ric Flair and Hulk Hogan. Starting the firts and Hall of Fame Faction The Horsemen with Arn Anderson, Ric Flair, Tully Blanchard alongside manager J.J. Dillion. Black Saturday spoke about when The Briscoe Brothers sold the majority of stock in Georgia Championship Wrestling under Oles nose to the new ustart WWEs Vince Mcmahons promotion that was going National. That saturday on Ted Turners TBS WWFs wrestling went on in which was a diseaster and the southern fans and Ted Turner wanted their southren wrestling back. Ole worked with Dusty Rhodes's tits in WCW and is the most miserable unhappy nasty bully prick in the buisness. Listen to his side of famouse stories and how pissed off he still is. I wish him and Bill Watts were attached ass to ass in life witha massive black dildo because they are two peas in a pod but Watts is somewhat educated besides being a pompous pric, leave a message if we should upload Bill Watts next?
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"Ole Anderson: The Iron Grip of Wrestling" delves into the life and career of one of wrestling's most formidable and respected figures. Ole Anderson, a key member of the original Four Horsemen, is known for his no-nonsense style both in and out of the ring. This shoot interview covers his days as a feared competitor and his transition into one of the sharpest minds in wrestling promotion and booking. Anderson discusses his role in shaping the NWA's golden era, his thoughts on the evolution of wrestling, and his notorious reputation for being tough on newcomers who he felt didn’t respect the business. Listeners will gain insights into his strategic approach to storytelling in wrestling, his perspectives on loyalty and business acumen, and his reflections on a life dedicated to this sport.
OLE Anderson explains how his career started. Grew up in Minnesota, met Verne Gagne and went to Calagary and met Stu Hart. Quickly left and met Gene Andrson and they down south and were a strong tag team in the Georgia area. He never really left. He ended up buying Georgia Championship wrestling with the Briscoe Brothers and Bill Watts. He was a strong and smart booker. he talks about booking a young Ric Flair and Hulk Hogan. Starting the firts and Hall of Fame Faction The Horsemen with Arn Anderson, Ric Flair, Tully Blanchard alongside manager J.J. Dillion. Black Saturday spoke about when The Briscoe Brothers sold the majority of stock in Georgia Championship Wrestling under Oles nose to the new ustart WWEs Vince Mcmahons promotion that was going National. That saturday on Ted Turners TBS WWFs wrestling went on in which was a diseaster and the southern fans and Ted Turner wanted their southren wrestling back. Ole worked with Dusty Rhodes's tits in WCW and is the most miserable unhappy nasty bully prick in the buisness. Listen to his side of famouse stories and how pissed off he still is. I wish him and Bill Watts were attached ass to ass in life witha massive black dildo because they are two peas in a pod but Watts is somewhat educated besides being a pompous pric, leave a message if we should upload Bill Watts next?
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