Don Muraco on Superstar Billy Graham's Karate Character

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  • Опубліковано 14 січ 2025

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  • @TheStuport
    @TheStuport 13 годин тому +1

    I very much appreciate Don looking out for Superstar in that match where Billy was high as a kite. He kept Billy out of the ring for the most part so that he wouldn't hurt himself OR the other workers in the match. I don't blame Don one bit in giving reading The Riot Act in the car ride afterwards. Not sure about Graham's thinking process in The Karate Gimmick but I always thought it was a lazy attempt to get back into the business. Embarrassing to say the least. Mahalo and Aloha From Across The Pond In COW-lumbus, Ohio MOO

  • @ApothecaryGrant
    @ApothecaryGrant 10 годин тому

    Billy was showing Vince that he would not be used to put over Bob as the next big deal when He himself was the Big Deal . Its not a great way though . He phoned in Karate-Star .

  • @PassivePortfolios
    @PassivePortfolios 30 хвилин тому

    Graham's karate character was right down there with Terry Taylor's Red Rooster character - embarrassing, degrading and unbelievable. But Graham was in poor health, at the end of his wrestling career so he was very limited in what he could do. He had bad knees and needed support so the long pants covered them up.

  • @rogeroran2911
    @rogeroran2911 15 годин тому +1

    First up. Good morning