Arn Anderson Opens Up About Ole Anderson

[@michaeldaugherty2293]

Coming back to say rest in peace Ole Anderson

[@briansumner6439]

I’m so sorry 😢 to hear that Ole Anderson has passed away. He was a great tough athlete in professional wrestling and the driving force of the Four Horsemen and we will miss him terribly. R.I.P. Ole Anderson 💔.

[@alexbaker2615]

Ole was in the 4 Horseman way longer than a few months.

[@niteporter]

Rest In Peace Terry Funk

[@Evs78101]

RIP to The OG King of Hardcore. Everybody down here in Texas is feeling this one :(

[@jeraldblankenshipsr.9412]

Dean of Funk U

[@maddogmarc]

Rest in peace Ole. One of the best workers ever. Great on the mic and in the ring. Always made everything he said believable.

[@harryjpotter7]

Wow. Ole can be a decent human. Who would've thought.

[@ddwchamp]

I was able to meet Arn Anderson in a parking lot and he was a true gentleman. Double A introduced me to Ole Anderson and he was very cordial. If I was the Booker, the Enforcer would have made his biggest payday in the business. Arn would be wearing the Top Belt. At the least, Arn & Tully would have been reunited.

[@ShadowAngel1860]

And that's why you're not the booker. Arn was good but definitely not a candidate for the big championships. He was perfect on the level below with the US and TV Championships and being a Tag Team Wrestler.

[@justin3415]

He could have had the big belt at least once he was a worker,he could have had get storyline.

[@BrandanTheBroker]

RIP Ole

[@Mr.Breeze-1959]

RIP TERRY!

[@graykilpatrick1319]

You can say what you want but Ole made it look real.

[@Steven-rp8zo]

I love AA. What a class act.

[@seabrook1976]

Love listening to Arn, but each time I do makes me feel like I need to clear my throat.

[@scottketchie5703]

I met Arn yesterday and he was really wholesome

[@raymondtipton7243]

Where did you meet him at?

[@scottketchie5703]

@@raymondtipton7243 at a school I live nearby

[@kellymclean1189]

RIP To Terry Funk He Wrestled Most Of The Horsemen His Matches With Ric Flair In 1989 And His Slamboree Match With Tully Blanchard At Slamboree 94 Was Great Arn Worked With Funk In The Stud Stable Also

[@Evs78101]

RIP Terry Funk!! #FunkU

[@BannedFromReddit4Life]

Where are the Arn Soprano designs shirts?

[@christianhoneyman9001]

Great video. 😀😃😄😁😊

[@SteveBonner-j1u]

Hi Marty! Aka arn. I like your podcast for fans . Am a fan of yours .

[@philiptamer8995]

Mr Anderson WAS the WORKHORSE of the horsemen ! Steady , reliable stay the course ! Slow and steady ALWAYS wins the race !

[@christopherkrug2191]

Ole is a Legwnd as well. 4 Horsemen for life. Nwo stole that moniker. Haha

[@tonymarts427]

What's this Paul guy talking about? He says Ole Anderson was in The 4 Horseman for a hot minute. Try 1985 through 1987. I swear this guy has no idea what he's talking about.

[@mattbadish7840]

yea i heard that too

[@dwade6322]

When he said 'a few months' i about laughed. I see this guy didn't do his homework.

[@cavemangrind]

I wish we could get Conrad back as the host on ARN. I definitely preferred him over Paul. In the ARN episode with Tully Blanchard Tully stated that Olle was only in the Horsemen for like six months. It sounded wrong to me so I looked up the dates. They broke Dusty's leg on September 29th, 1985 which led to the promo where Arn coined the name. Olle left the Horsemen during February/March of 1987. 17 months, more than 6, however nowhere near as long as it feels like it was in my memory. It was a glorious 17 months.

[@furnitureconsortium]

Yeah, not to mention his comment about Ole not making a whole lot of money as a Horseman…..Arn had to quickly school him on that one, explaining Ole’s history. Ole didn’t need to be a Horseman to make money…..dude was already set for life between his money as a Booker / part owner; being a talent in the 70’s with Gene Anderson, and he also ran a sawmill that he owned in Minnesota which was successful. Ole did the Horseman thing as a favor to those guys because he was already in semi-retirement by then. That’s why he didn’t wrestle very much in Georgia and was mostly the on-air color commentator to Gordon Solie.

[@squadfathercrypto]

​@@cavemangrindhow big of a clown does a host have to be to make someone wish Conrad was back 😂

[@Bazzeboy]

Arn is a true gentleman.

[@JonKorpi-o9w]

Me no wooooo to its the 4 fingers ....... ❤❤❤❤

[@Iva-k2h]

People Whoo at you Arn because your the Goat to Flairs Chihuahua

[@Jason-rb8yn]

A hot few months really more like a few years 😂

[@MrNatural73]

👍👍

[@dadaevan]

Bobby Heenan thought that Ole was the most miserable human being. I believe him.

[@ckalus]

No whooo…….Toot toot!

[@ItchyGoomie]

Ole said he didn’t pay him because he was the shits.

[@richardremick1639]

A part of us wrestling fans died yesterday when terry funk died

[@cshaw9083]

Cornette pushed a ' Dad Bods' gimmick first for Arn and Ole. But Verne convinced him to nix it. Verne explained that Flair the diva would make a big stink because his ego couldn't take being linked to the gimmick. 😂

[@jonathanturbide2232]

Jesus christ dude, is that your life mission to constantly post that nonsense over and over? Wtf are you doing with your life 😂

[@dananderson9212]

Arn is twice the man OLie is

[@DateTwoRelate]

The saddest thing about this video is that 8 children have lived their lives with the knowledge that Ole Anderson is their FATHER.

[@madbrowniac7871]

Yikes!😮😚B.W.

[@thewrestlingtimemachine]

Oh HOOOOOF!

[@shannonjenkins2095]

Ole was a POS through and through. Nice to see Arn take the high road in this interview. RIP all of our warriors.

[@Plexpara]

Arn could easy play a role like Mike from Breaking Bad. A allways serious Killer who does what need to be done