RON GARVIN - FULL EPISODE
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- Опубліковано 5 жов 2024
- On this episode of Stories with Brisco and Bradshaw, our hall of famers Gerald Brisco and John Bradshaw Layfield welcome "hands of stone" former multi-time world champion Ron Garvin to the show. Ron shares stories of working the territories and being champion.
I'm 55 yrs old, and Ron Garvin has been my FAVORITE wrestler since I was like 12 yrs old...I still watch His matches today...loved his rough, alpha-male, style...A REAL MAN in the ring...I loved when He would wrestle some submissive job guy, because He always seemed to really enjoy it
Agree 💯%. Garvin is the best technical wrestler I've ever seen. His matches were always 5 stars. Criminally underrated.
@@Lewis9700 ...He was a finely tuned "ring machine" when it came to His rough wrestling style....He was, and is still, my favorite to watch wrestle...especially jobbers...
@@libra42ful Yep. Ronnie Garvin and Bobby Eaton were my two favorites
I agree I'm 49 this month he's my all time favorite
Most believable wrestler ever
Ronnie Garvin was a legit badass.
I'm in my 40's and Ronnie was great to watch! Somebody was getting a butt kicking when he was in the ring.
Ronnie has always been one of my favorites!!! Loved him beating Flair! Used to see Ronnie at Observation Knob every summer.
Great to hear from Ronnie Garvin. One of my favorite wrestlers from the 80's Crockett days. Tough as nails.
ronnie was the best. Started watching him when he was with icw. I liked the match when he broke Ox Bakers False teeth in the early 80s. Watched him on tv through out the years. Seen him take the belt from Flair. Then 6 or 7 years ago I nvited him on our radio show and he came on our show for a few hours and told us so many stories.The best radio show ever. Digger Doug says happy birthday Ronnie
The hands of stone Ron Garvin……. I used to watch him wrestle in the 1980s
Hands of Stone was serious competition for anybody cause he was one tough hombre. He has a bunch of interesting stories as his careers took place during the most interesting time of professional rassling
Ronnie Garvin in CWF ( Florida ) 3/20/1967- 6/1/1967 ( 1st Stint )
12/1/1967- 1/26/1968 (2nd Stint )
Ronnie is a treasure
My favorite of Rons feuds was vs Jake The Snake Roberts . It was also the first time I saw him . He was a perfect foil for Tully Blanchard if you ask me . I had hoped to see Ronnie and Tully change ownership of the NWA World Championship . I imagined there being trouble in paradise when Tully Blanchard became lead dog in The Four Horsemen . But they did nothing with Ron’s title run . Which sums up where the NWA was at that time . Swirling the drain .
The Baillergeon Brothers were box office here in the late fifties early 60s.
What's wrong with the shaking?
Good video....but poor Ronnie lol
Randy Savage...the thief
Dusty never booked him.
RONNIE GARVIN VS. ANDROID ~ WHAT A MATCH!
The Hands Of Stone.
I always remember him beating Flair in a cage.
It’s amazing how Gerry can remember all these facts.
Always great guests
Lafayette Louisiana is my home town . I never hear much about it in wrestling terms but it was one of the best wrestling towns in Louisiana . The Culkins are who they are talking about
Very interesting show. Ronnie not knowing how to use the phone throughout the show, was hilarious😂
Saturday, 8/9/1988 ( JCP ) NWA The Great American Bash 1988 Tour Day 9 :From Chicago, Illinois: UIC Pavilion: NWA World Television Title Match:Ronnie Garvin battled Varsity Club 'Mike Rotunda ( Champion ) to a No-Contest. This was my first live JCP i show I attended, and remember Ronnie Garvin punching out Mike Rotunda, Rick Steiner & Kevin Sullivan.
I never knew Ronnie Garvin has been wrestling since 1969! I just knew about him when he was in the NWA-JCP back in the 1980’s! He kinda reminded me of Charles Bronson💪
You're sinking again Ronnie 😂 Great interview!
Not certain, but Yvon Robert might have been the connection to Boston, for Montreal wrestlers. He wrestled extensively there, for Paul Bowser and held his AWA World title, defeating Danno Mahony. He went back to Montreal and he and Whipper Billy Watson were the big attractions. That would certainly create a conduit from Montreal to Boston.
Great tough worker with his hands 💪💪
The hands of stone rugged ronnie Garvin hell yeah
Great great men wrestlers real friends Super Bowl family I plead the blood of Jesus Break It Down Ronnie my friend
Saturday, 5/15/1965 ( Tri -State Wrestling for Leroy Mcguirk) Oklahoma City, Oklahoma:Wky Studios ( TV Taping ) Jack Brisco defeated Ronnie Garvin
Why is Ronnie Garvin not in the WWE HOF yet? I was surprised to learn he already wasn’t. Pull some strings guys, have a word with HHH and get him in next year.
Tuesday, 8/17/1976 ( MACW ) Columbia , South Carolina : Township Auditorium: Semi-Event: Ronnie Garvin & Tiger Conway, Jr vs Lanny Poffo & Randy Poffo ( aka Randy Macho Man Savage ). The is the night The Poffo's jump Conway, jr, and hit Randy Savage with metal aisle divider in the back.. After 9/17/1976 Ronnie Garvin left MACW.
Why don't u guys setup before recording. Otherwise liked interview.
Tony Atlas says Ron Garvin is the greatest ribber ever, and then he said why that is. I couldn't stop laughing.
So these guys didn't have a plan A?
I'd STILL let Ron put me in a headscissor, and make me take it until finally having to say I SUBMIT...and have him refuse to release me from it until HE felt like it
Well what I got out of this interview Randy Savage was one paranoid s.o.b. in his early wrestling years & probably till the day he passed away but more than that, he like picking fights! R.I.P. Randy & Lenny Poffo
Have they talked of OLES death , i bet not !
Even Lex Luger refused to wrestle him because he didn't want to get hurt!
Ronnie Garvin CWF ( Florida )
9/14/1970- 6/24/1972( 3rd Stint)
1/28/1975 ( CWF )
Tampa, Florida: Fort Homer Hesterly Armory : Mike Graham beat Ronnie Garvin ( of GCW ) via DQ one shot deal
I don't think President Garfield flew cross country on a DC-3, especially since he died 20 years before there was even flight :)
Solie was the best...
Who said Ronnie Garvin went up like the Challenger?
Jim Cornette.
Tough no nonsense. Man made u work a match. Worked snug
Boring. When is the Terry Garvin episode? That’s the one everyone wants to watch!
teryy died in 98
I lost all respect for Ronnie after plan B.