David Schultz on Bret Hart, Dynamite Kid & Junkyard Dog

"Dr. D" David Schultz discusses Bret Hart, Dynamite Kid, Junkyard Dog & Bad News Allen while wrestling for Stu Hart in Calgary.
Schultz would also work for both AWA (American Wrestling Alliance) and the WWF (World Wrestling Federation).
Dr. D says that Stu Hart was his favorite promoter and has a ton of respect for the late-great legend. Schultz also wrestled Stu's sons Bret Hart & Bruce Hart as well as other territory stars like Junkyard Dog & Bad News Allen.
Originally produced by RF Video Inc in 2005. Licensed for distribution on Title Match Network.
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[@duranduran6456]

"You wanna get a hold on me, you come get the hold." Hahaha

[@jiml9856]

I watched Dr D on Stampede as a child. He was awesome. He could cut an interview like a pro.

[@bizzleg8108]

Me too

[@dustyflair]

well, he was a PRO kid.

[@OikPoinFive]

​@@dustyflairGoriila Monsoon at the gorilla position: "WILL YOU Stop....

[@battlestarmarc]

Schultz was awesome.

[@davidwoodhead1037]

David Schultz was a great character!

[@CVUK]

Dynamite loved David Schultz and wrote good things about him in his autobiography.

[@ivanwesley8182]

He was a great heel in Memphis. I lost track of him until he smacked John Stossel

[@danc3488]

There is nobody in this business who will tell it like it is better than Dr. D. Great to see interviews like this.

[@tedbundywastheultimatechad8400]

Still looks okay.

[@SexyUndisputed2All]

We need a full length 2 hour interview with the doctor or documentary

[@terrencedeagle4429]

I saw David Schultz at Atlantic Grand Priz wrestling. One of the greatest performers.

[@iconiclust]

Wrestlers* you wanna get an open hand slap dude? 😭

[@fureyhiggins3289]

My dad used to take to to Atlantic Grand Prix in the 70's; Leo Burke, Cuban Assassin, Great Mulumba, Killer Karl Krupe . Great memories!

[@terrencedeagle4429]

@@fureyhiggins3289 I miss those days. Leo Burke was great.

[@ThePauliebuck]

Yes Sir. Seen David Von Schultz he was called in the Maratimes and what a heel. The Dr. And Killer Karl were my favorites I even remember when Randy and Leaping Lanny Poffo had their run in AGP they stole the show. SAVAGE was an excellent heel and he could work the ring but Schultz was just a huge legit heel. The only baby face I respected was Leo Burke

[@ceebee9711]

Did Doctor D ever find a woman in San Francisco?

[@Cultofpersonality09129]

lol

[@jimh.412]

Nope -only men that looked like women.

[@therealanonymous12]

Mean Gene busted out laughing, wonder how many other times that ever happened 😅😅😅

[@daerth4423]

My first thought was "he's looking good for his age" then I realized it's almost 20 years old.

[@JasonQuinn-qq4om]

David Schultz was the Steve Austin of Stampede Wrestling in the early 80s. He wrestled like a heel but the fans loved him. He left Stampede in 1983 for the AWA. The he followed Hulk Hogan to the WWF.

[@user-ym9pt7gk7j]

good to hear from doctor D

[@Millwall77]

Shame it wasnt more recent though. This is almost 20 years old.

[@johnkolko5199]

@@Millwall77 no video, audio only but Cornette did an interview w him a few years ago, should be easy to find on google

[@whobitmyname]

I still remember Bruce Hart from SS 93... clearly in business for himself. Not surprised he got himself slapped by Dr D.

[@pantangela]

Knowing Stu he probably liked Schultz busting open Bruce Hart.

[@jolly7041]

Ya..I hear he was the black sheep of the Hart family..Bret doesn't want nothing to do with him.

[@scottcassulis6062]

Dr. D David Schultz I like him

[@1simplybadd]

“ I Love Schultz”!!

[@garethcullen9604]

Spiking drinks shouldn’t really be considered a rib. But anyways, I’m glad the Mountie got his man. He always does!

[@orgonkothewildlyuntamed6301]

Dynamite Kid was a prick & got what he deserved--countless wrestlers attest

[@OikPoinFive]

Yeah what the!?

[@CertifiedHuSTLer]

I worked w him and Jerry Lawler in 2021 Oct. Dr.D left early he wanted to fight Jerry! Lololol!

[@knuckleheadVOL]

Where?

[@Millwall77]

How could he leave out that Stu put a shoot hold on his wife? 😅

[@Grisna_25-]

David

[@timjespersen3605]

Mean spirited dude.

[@sergiomt48]

Calgary gets extremely cold in the winter, maybe u don’t notice it as much if you’re on something……. I’m Canadian it’s cold there, yes Saskatchewan is often worse but both are no Vancouver

[@brucemckinlay9739]

It sure as hell doesn't get anywhere near -95(!) with the windchill in Saskatoon though lol.

[@thomaslussier7801]

How much trouble did Schultz get in after slapping that reporter? I hope it’s Schultz I’m thinking of

[@752brickie]

If my old wrinkled butt was ever in a very bad fight - I would sure pray this man would be on my side !!! Schultz -what you se is exactly what you get !!! Probably one of the most honest ones to ever enter the squared circle.

[@jpbart1390]

I'm 165lbs roughly, so I'm nothing now?

[@Spooky_515]

🤏🏻

[@jpbart1390]

Nah, I don't have that problem.@@Spooky_515

[@kevthegoat8774]

Compared to a guy like David Schultz in his prime yes

[@jpbart1390]

Yet I'm bigger than Rooster Griffin. He's 5'6", billed at 245lbs, yet I'm taller & stockier than him. What would they have billed my weight at if I were there then as an adult?@@johnpeterson9266

[@tedbundywastheultimatechad8400]

​@@johnpeterson9266A healthy weight for a man that's 5'6".

[@davehenderson6896]

I loved DR.D's racist persona and heel character.

[@UCKABAH]

While I'm sure Schultz was/is tough, I am always skeptical of guys who feel like they have to tell you how tough they are and how they feared no man. I highly doubt Bad News Allen would have had any issues with him, had it come to down to it. In Bret's book, he mentioned Schultz and Hogan's relationship soured when they had a backstage wrestling match (not fistfight, just actually wrestling around in the locker room) and Schultz came out on the losing end. Hogan was not known for being a badass by any stretch of the imagination, so I do wonder how tough Schultz actually was. I've never heard that he tested anybody.

[@tedbundywastheultimatechad8400]

Hard to say, but it's not like he insulted Allen. He just said he's not afraid of any man.

[@UCKABAH]

@@tedbundywastheultimatechad8400 He didn't insult Allen, you're right. But these little self-promoting bits are sprinkled throughout the overall interview. Again, I'm sure Doc was/is tough, just feels like the toughest guys didn't need to brag about it.

[@rsb8380]

I couldn’t remember this story in his book but I just had a look and you’re right! Bret says it was a play-fight turned full blown scrap and Schultz eventually gave up, and that was when their friendship ended.

[@cityboyis2]

@@tedbundywastheultimatechad8400 if he insulted anyone it would have been Bret Hart. Making it seem like Bret fame was because of Vince and not because of Bret's abilities as a wrestler. Bret did more for WWF then the other way around. he was already popular in Europe, Africa, and Japan.

[@babbyfacerevocation2740]

I've had people put visine in my Pepsi at karaoke 🎤 contest you talk about being sick 🤢. Dr D is right people don't like Talent

[@nathanwanner..44]

After fighting with haku you would fear a man david

[@msw8966]

I'm not so sure about that. Schultz is a tough dude. He says in another video Haku was a nice guy and was not intimidated by him at all.

[@Koexistence13]

Prime. Its a toss up. Schultz has crazy in him. Psychopathic tendencies

[@ThePauliebuck]

Would be nice to see tough call remember Schultz was a legit bounty hunter he knows I'm sure he knows all kinds of ways to break your bones with all do respect to Haku

[@jdd32384]

Ass whoopin ain’t nothing to be scared of: for some anyway. He didn’t say no man can whoop his ass, just that he wasn’t scared.

[@shaynewest8757]

Oh grow up

[@hockydad77]

Toughest guy ever….just ask him

[@Spooky_515]

Even as an old man he’s slap the dog 💩 out of you lol

[@Nodaldpainter]

Dr.D couldn't draw flies too poo

[@snoplau9994]

Intentional disrespect at 4:29. I'm glad this mf's career didn't go too far.

[@UCKABAH]

What was disrespectful?

[@snoplau9994]

@@UCKABAH Don't worry about it.

[@Duck_Dodgers]

​@@snoplau9994look harder you may find something to cry about

[@Duck_Dodgers]

​@@UCKABAHnothing this guys digging for certain types of comments

[@tedbundywastheultimatechad8400]

​@@snoplau9994Or you could have receipts for your BS comment.

[@Scorch1028]

Evidently, Vince McMahon began giving Bret Hart "creative control" over his own character as far back as 1986. Bret told Vince that he would only do a job for Tom Magee if the match was untelevised. At the time, Bret Hart was a heel. That shows you how big Bret's ego was, long before he was given the World title push beginning in 1992. When I heard about Bret refusing to job to Tom Magee on TV, I immediately lost all sympathy for Bret concerning the Montreal Screwjob. Vince created the monster that was Bret Hart by capitulating to his demands early on his WWF career.

[@jdd32384]

Considering the talent level of a Magee, can’t blame him. Back then he did tons of “jobs” to wrestlers.

[@Drummer8282]

Why would one half of the tag team champions go out on tv and lose to an absolute nobody? It devalues the tag titles and Bret’s character. Bret understood the business better than most.

[@gary6754]

why would he allow himself to be seen getting pinned by a jobber? dumb comment, kid.

[@kdr3619]

Lol! What a silly little comment.

[@georgyfontaine28]

Lol😂 c'mon man. Not wanting to do a job to Tom McGee is probably not the best example of Bret having a big ego

[@user-nt5wr6ib6l]

Dr. D already knew about the stretching from Herb Welch lol not today