Jim Cornette on The Passing Of 'Exotic' Adrian Street

From Episode 303 of the Jim Cornette's Drive Thru
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[@TheManInTheLongBlackCoat]

He beat up Jimmy Savile and that alone gets my respect. 🫡

[@PaulieD1984]

Thats SIR Jimmy Savile to you!!!

[@lewisb85]

Gentleman Jim booked Savile to work himself and Adrian around a loop Savile lasted two days.

[@TheManInTheLongBlackCoat]

Wrong, @@PaulieD1984, his knighthood got taken off him.

[@lewisb85]

@@TheManInTheLongBlackCoat Actually no he never did, knighthoods are only when you are alive so when he died he stopped being a "sir".

[@TheManInTheLongBlackCoat]

Fair enough then,@@lewisb85. 👌 Well, what we can agree on is that he is not SIR Jimmy Savile.

[@gjfwang]

Cornette always appreciates the guys that helped him on his way up.

[@archaontheeverchosen7980]

You think everyone would because you know you should.

[@matthewthomas9194]

Because jims a real one with respect

[@antonmasters8626]

Mad respect to him having the privilege to beat the fuck out of that creep. RIP Adrian

[@ThisCharmingMan1984]

One of my favourite stories, that Adrian told on WSI recently, was how a bigger wrestler once talked down to him in the locker room, before their match, saying something like: “How am I supposed to lose to a little guy like you!” Adrian said he simply replied: “Don’t worry about it. When we get out there, I’ll show you how.” That’s such a badass comeback; I imagine it didn’t take too long, for word to spread around, that Adrian Street- while smaller than a lot of other guys, was somebody you should not fuck with. He was an absolute one-off, often imitated, but never to be repeated. It’s such a shame that he has passed away; my heart goes out to his friends & family, and particularly to the fabulous Miss Linda.

[@drgwhatsthetruth3783]

RIP

[@simobut7174]

Adrian was friends of our family here in wales he lived for going for walks in the national park with Linda he even painted my uncle a portrait he was so talented I feel for Linda so badly she’s lost her best friend but she is surround by her friends like us and her family ..rest in peace Adrian your going to be missed by us all x

[@stevep4574]

He was very unique and very entertaining and talented.

[@SimRacingCentral529]

Send her our love, let her know he was remembered, and will be missed.

[@williammitchell4417]

My empathy to Ms Linda. A 10 bell salute to the Exotic one.

[@vsmith1688]

I hate how many of these Jim has had to do in the past couple years. But I am glad that Adrian was able to live a full life. RIP

[@KHayes666]

There's a really good book put out by Roger Moore called Last One Hit The Lights and it's about how he was the last man standing of a generation of Hollywood that's long gone so he had to tell a bunch of stories while he was still alive before they were lost to time. Cornette is becoming like that with each passing.

[@DylanLann-oo1zy]

Loalwlweewlw on level Walsall

[@lewisb85]

This is the tribute ive been waiting for, I grew up in blackwood south Wales(next town over from where Adrian is from) but ran into Adrian when he and his family were visiting Bath where I now live a few years ago, he picked up on the accent when he heard us talking in the pub spent an hour talking about shoot wrestling and grappling with him (I do judo and BJJ/10th planet) one of my first submission grappling instructors was actually his student the dominator). Really really cool guy, Funny thing is he's "died" twice before because twice false obituaries have been publish for him gutted this time it's real, RIP Adrian.

[@MIGHTYBOOSCH198]

So saddened by Adrian Street's passing, I'm a huge fan, bought and read all of his books even based a rock act/character stage show off of his gimmick. Great man, great wrestler, beautiful personality. I owe Jim a great thanks his podcast made me pay closer attention to what was an obscure wrestler who even in Britain few know, I discovered so much brilliant material produced by Street. Legend, also he battered Jimmy Saville so he's a hero too.

[@totallybored5526]

Adrian’s passion makes you sad?

[@stewartmcrae8007]

@@totallybored5526 😂😂😂😂😂

[@huh8662]

The Sadist in Sequins will never be forgotten. RIP Adrian.

[@BM-979]

I’m glad the internet opened up my pool of wrestling. Such a talented wrestler who many people need to see for themselves.

[@KHayes666]

Yeah really, I got so many territory shows the last 10 years or so that I started to see names I had only just heard or read about

[@Trill_4_Life]

James from WSI just interviewed him earlier this year. RIP Adrian

[@MerelyAFan]

As amusing as Cornette is when reviewing (and/or taking the piss out of) contemporary wrestling, his tributes to various wrestlers and personalities have passed are the best stuff on this channel.

[@john_blues]

Jim brings a realness to it because he knows many of these guys personally.

[@virkon3208]

Grew up in the early 80s 60 miles north of Memphis. Will never forget turning the antennae to pick up Memphis wrestling on Saturday mornings. We only had 3 channels, Channel 8 out of Jonesboro Arkansas, and channels 5 & 13 out of Memphis. Street was my very first favorite wrestler. I soon moved on to the Road Warriors and eventually settled on Bret Hart around the fall of '90. None the less, RIP Adrian Street. Thanks for the outlandish memories.

[@jimmyjarrett-ws2iz]

RIP to a legend.

[@positively_broad_st3780]

About a year and a half ago I had a cheeky interaction with Adrian on one of his Facebook posts. All in good fun all the time for Adrian. R.I.P.

[@dustyhaynes5688]

My wife got Adrian to mail her an autographed picture just a few years ago. We found him in Continental.

[@brownmut5518]

Adrian Street was a real icon and a true original. All the best to Miss Linda his family and friends

[@grahamnancledra7036]

I'm a 70 year old Brit, listening to this and it's wonderful. The tales of trying to understand British style wrestling and the appreciation of what we had on TV on World of Sports, the role play, the difference of wrestling styles and the character of Adrian Street and how we hated him for his campness but just how he was the 'business' and tried to make his life in the US and so on........ Jim this is a wonderful tribute and I'm sure if Adrian was able to hear this he'd be very, very happy. What comes across to me is your appreciation to Adrian's honesty. I hope you read this. It also shows your appreciation of UK wrestling of the 60's 70's and 80's, not widely understood by professional wrestling fans in the US. Thanks so much Jim. Thank You. PS. He kicked the shit out of the bastard fucker Saville one of the nastiest "personalities" in the UK - not because of the reasons we found out about the shit after he died, but knowing Adrian did it - Yeah!

[@ernestcruz6316]

WWE/Peacock has a good documentary on Adrian Street. Street was obviously an influence on the Goldust character, as well as on Rico Constantino who actually went to learn directly from Street about how to get that type of character over.

[@dmc5302]

The first time I seen Adrian not in a magazine was Grunt the Wrestling movie

[@wwltd3036]

Same here

[@dannycruz5446]

That and PWI Lords of the Ring. They came out around the same time so dont remember which I saw first

[@louissmith4218]

Adrian street was a trail blazer. Held championship titles wherever he went. He was a trip to watch

[@scottsmith8277]

When I was a kid in the 80s, I was so excited to see Quest for Fire because Adrian (a wrestler) was in it. Wish his movie appearance was mentioned.

[@BrokenSaintRW]

He was also in "Grunt: the Wrestling Movie" as himself. And he was more charismatic than everyone else in it. Including the Golden Greek.

[@ralphharkey3842]

Thanks, Jim and Brian. I'm heartbroken 💔 Adrian and Linda are on my Mount Rushmore of Wrestling, for sure. I became acquainted with him during his Mid-Atlantic run. I was an early to mid teen at the time. Besides autographs and encounters at the matches, we actually spoke by phone and exchanged Christmas cards over the years. Like Jim stated, he and Linda were just super nice people. Genuine to the bone. He will always be in my top 3 of all time. RIP, Adrian. Thanks for the memories. 🦋

[@Rotiart89]

RIP to one of the pioneers. This man created alot of what is everything great that ever happened in wrestling post 80's. Never really got his flowers and was so underrated. Rip boss.

[@williammitchell4417]

My empathy for Ms Linda. Adrian was a rock solid man. His exotic gimmick made him heat with the crowd. Just like what Corny said, if you're not careful, he could mess you up.

[@theyamo7219]

And he beat the hell out of the biggest pedophile in UK history. First time I heard that he beat the tar of out Savile, my respect went even further up

[@garydavis476]

Adrian wrestled in 7 different decades, beginning in 1957 at the age of 16 He was one of the most innovative guys and way ahead of his time He was the first guy I saw and thought, "He can wrestle". I was 12 years old and didn't really know what a good wrestler was, but even at that age, I could see how talented he was The gimmick has a lot to do with it too 😆 You could tell he was doing different stuff in the ring from the other guys He was a true LEGEND I hope WWE does something to properly honor his memory Rest In Peace Adrian. You were one of the best ever! 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

[@wwltd3036]

Jim's go to British accent is just the Beatles cartoon version of Paul McCartney 😂

[@pendafen7405]

Jim doesn't seem to realise that not everyone from the British Isles is English or Northern

[@kurtwpg]

Mick Foley said on a pain scale of 1-10 falling off the top of a cell and having his tooth driven up through his nose was a 9. Only being stretched by Adrian Street rated a 10.

[@user-pc7zw5ri5y]

R.i.p. exotic one,truly one of my all time favorites,one of the best gimmicks,so entertaining as a babyface or heel,a true pioneer

[@Christoffski]

RIP "Exotic" Adrian Street.

[@sgtblackrock4997]

He had a good run in continental also.....RIP Adrian....condolences to Linda....over 50 years is amazing.

[@russblack443]

Most definitely he did. The stuff with Wendell Cooley and Austin Idol was great, but him and Linda vs. Rip Rodgers and the flea bag was classic

[@aldecursoe7173]

Loved him in Grunt: The Wrestling Movie... and his songs were great... bless him and Miss Linda

[@toby-aprilseegren3872]

Adrian Street was responsible for the original Malachi. So thankful for him taking time to hand make my outfit

[@geesixnine]

Another Legend passes on. Thank you Cornette for the recognition

[@jasonbates8674]

I just watched the match where Jim got the side of his face opened up all I can say is Jim is a badass that had to hurt RIP Adrian Street

[@phr34k]

First saw Exotic Adrian Street in the movie Grunt. Made a fan out of me instantly.

[@dannycruz5446]

Yeah, Grunt and the PWI Lords of the Ring tape was the first time I had ever seen him.

[@scypsylock9402]

I got to talk to him for a good while over the phone and wow, what a nice human being! He taught me about how he started wrestling, how only a few wrestled as long as he had such as Moolah, his days in wrestling in the British wrestling scene, and how he retired and began making costumes, masks, and outfits for the wrestlers since the 90's. Most of what you remember guys wearing were done by Adrian, and he did a fantastic job, too! His theme music was perfect for him! He was only 5'7", but he made up for it with his genuine toughness, strength, and abilities in the ring which were phenomenal! (Just watch his matches with Randy Savage and you will see greatness with two wrestlers - the veteran vs the up and coming future legendary wrestler) I would love to share the stories with you Jim and Brian if you ever like to hear them? I grew up in the 80's with an appreciation of the golden era of wrestling from the 50's onward and he started in 1959! My heart goes out to Linda, he married her and had his real life hero be his best man in their wedding and had found a wig for him to wear similar to how his hair used to be. Just a great man who had such a long road he traveled...so many could learn from his matches alone. He was as real as they came! May you rest in peace, old friend, and thank you for giving me an hour of your time to talk over the phone. An experience I will never forget!

[@ngiallag2792]

wow never thought the great jim cornette managed the valleys boy !!! thank you jim you brought more info on his wrestling career than the uk media has on his passing !!

[@bradmead6454]

RIP to a hero to us Welsh wrestling fans ❤

[@russellcampbell3500]

That movie Zoolander reminds me of that famous pic of Adrian with his dad infront of the coal mine. I always imagine Ben Stiller in character with Christopher Walken and both standing full of coal dust, always makes me laugh. RIP Adrian

[@patrickboian8545]

Rip to a legend. I saw him on some podcasts recently and even a short little wwe network episode. Sad to see him go.

[@allenm.355]

When I was 11 I seen Exotic Adrein Street in a Magazine and I couldn't process him lol he had a lot goin on for a kid

[@stephenrogers4537]

That's why it's so funny to hear Jim argue with people about wrestling Jim lived the wrestling and the wrestling was life👍

[@keithpatrick156]

oh, damn, I totally missed that Adrian Street died. He was literally the first wrestler I watched as a kid. He was so outrageous that I couldn't help be a fan...he started me on NWA, then WCW, and a bit later WWF (big shows were never on cable IIRC). An absolute LEGEND.

[@lacosanostra20]

Wow that hits harder than any other wrestler recently

[@paulhowe4535]

Rip Adrian and my condolences to miss Linda and there family and friends

[@StevieG0v0]

Oooh, when he wrestled shoot on Jimmy Savile he beat the shit out of him and oooh my it was beautiful. He knew all about him and gave him what for. My Grandad watched him wrestle and the clubs here in the UK and he loved him. Told me stories of the great exotic one. If he was still here today it would have been a sad sad day indeed. RiP Adrian

[@Kas58223]

I always wondered where Corny got his English slang from when he was discussing topics, his Adrian impression was hilarious

[@BJORNArtist]

Nice this was a joyful celebration of Mr Street's life, dunno I could do a sad one atm. Brian's laugh is life, amazing. "There's something very strange about a Cowboy" Adrien Street, doing Brokeback Mountain before it was hip, bloody trendsetter. The general 'we don't deserve you JC and S.O.G', bless your cotton socks. ✌️🙏 Edit: "I could kill man... eventually" Lol Double edit: I'd honestly be interested in you guys interviewing Linda about Adrian, it'd be a different perspective on everything that fans don't often get. 👍

[@pendafen7405]

Yes, let's hear Linda's voice and her story! Womens' perspectives are always so valuable, and in this business are sadly rare as hens' teeth.

[@BJORNArtist]

@@pendafen7405 if she spent her life with a wrestler til the end then: A. shes must tough as boots. And, B she must be interesting as all get out. Add that to the fact of who Adrien was/what he did and it sounds like gold radio to me.

[@HereBeRabbit]

This is the one I've been waiting for....💙

[@mr.strong376]

You really need to get a life

[@wanderingvagabond1634]

His gimmick had long term success in the form of Adrian Adonis and Goldust.

[@karmasyde]

Adrian was so entertaining, one of my first favorites to watch

[@misterelom]

My first memory of Adrian Street I remember him coming into the ring walking on Linda's back like Jim mentioned (don't remember what promotion it was). Never really compared his gimmick to Adrian Adonis as Street's gimmick was more on the androgynous side and IMO far more unique than Adonis's. Although it's not really the same, I can imagine Dalton Castle from ROH probably got a bit of influence of his gimmick from Adrian Street. Really thought Adrian was underrated and was a true pioneer. R.I.P. to the Exotic one.

[@dannycruz5446]

It was basically the same gimmick but Street actually looked cool. While, Adonis, with his weight gain, looked ridiculous.

[@HK-xc4lp]

Just got Adrian's first book in the mail today. Haven't had a chance to read it yet

[@thehappywerewolf]

The only wrestler to come to the ring to a song about male rape. Sleep well fellow Welsh man 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿❤️.

[@kaijusdad6220]

Pee Wee and Adrian Street on the same day. We lost a lot of cool, weird energy in the world.

[@wwltd3036]

Both understood kayfabe very well. To think of being a fly on the wall to witness a candid conversation between those two. In another timeline I guess.

[@kaijusdad6220]

@@wwltd3036 there's a pretty funny clip of Roddy Piper and Pee Wee going back and forth in the 80's, probably the closest we'll get!

[@christopherangel6690]

That match Corny is referring to with Breaks is a great match

[@henrygvidonas9573]

Another one of the greats is gone. Adrian started out as "Kid Tarzan Jonathan" in the 1950s. From Kid Tarzan to Exotic Adrian. Quite the gimmick evolution. From what I understand, they mainly left Florida and moved back to Wales because, after they lost their wrestling school in one of the really bad hurricanes in the first half of the 2000s, they got more and more uncomfortable with having the threat of getting economically wiped out (or worse) by another one hanging over their heads for six months of every year.

[@mace950]

Rest in peace Mr exotic Adrian street..

[@JasonL77]

Being from Minnesota, I never saw Adrian Street. W ajar he never wrestled in the AWA, WWF, or JCP. I would always see him in the wrestling magazines, but never saw him wrestle until KZbin became a thing. I howled laughing the first time I saw him kiss his opponent for the win. I was thinking that maybe he could have called that the Figure 4 Lip Lock.

[@BodyslamNation]

He definitely wrestled in JCP.

[@JasonL77]

@@BodyslamNation well he never wrestled there when I first saw JCP.

[@BodyslamNation]

Was there in 1984. Feuded with Jimmy Valiant, then went babyface against Paul Jones' stable (Kamala & The Assassin), teaming with Valiant and Dusty.

[@JB-xh5mc]

RIP to the Exotic One 🙏

[@larrybarnes6347]

You can see the smile inside Jim while he talks about Adrian

[@Marc_Araujo]

They don't make em like him nomore...RIP Legend.

[@totallybored5526]

It’s good to hear Brian’s been watching the Police Academy films😂

[@leemoore8446]

I first saw him in Continental championship wrestling he would stretch a guy in the ring literally he was that good

[@maxxdahl6062]

Yeah, the dude could twist you into a pretzel despite the gimmick.

[@lewisb85]

@@maxxdahl6062 Dutch mantell thought he was going to be clever with Adrian to which Dundee pointed out "don't get smart with that guy he will beat the hell out of you".

[@Monte74Bello]

I first saw Street when I was about 7 or 8 . This was 41 years ago. Since I lived in California I saw wwf a lot. I'm thinking he may had passed through there. But he scared me with his make up. As I got older and through cable TV I saw Adrian Street more and understood his gimmick which he did very well.

[@takerdust]

He never wrestled in WWF. When he arrived in North America, he worked Calgary, then wrestled in Los Angeles before moving onto the Southern and Mid-Atlantic States.

[@Monte74Bello]

@@takerdust then it must have been LA. I think it was known as NWA Hollywood. This was maybe 1981/82

[@takerdust]

@@Monte74Bello that was it

[@andrewbaranowski78]

I live in Hendersonville and I live two minutes away

[@joeobyrne3189]

The best, RIP Adrian. Once seen never forgotten.

[@seanbrewer1232]

One of my favorite Adrian Street stories was him beating up Jimmy Savile in 1971. Street was supposed to work a match with Jimmy, who later his life would be revealed as a sexual predator. Adrian was already mad about the booking when he heard Savile bragging about his "conquests" of underage girls, so Street shot on him in the ring and tore out his hair.

[@FerretJohn]

That was around when I first got into watching wrestling, back in Louisville in 82 watching the extremely oddball team of Adrian Street and Jesse Barr managed by Jim Cornette, Barr and Street couldn't have been more different if one of them was black. Shortly after that Barr left the territory, Adrian went solo, and Cornette went on to manage the Galaxians (Ken Wayne & Danny Davis under masks and full body suits)

[@timothy4664]

I saw Adrian Street in person and realized that i was taller than him. I swear my brain short circuited. I totally get what Jim is saying. He carried himself bigger, managed to make him seem larger and more domineering over his opponent. Chris Benoit had the same quality. I am not really tall, just 5'9 and average as average can be. That Adrian was able to seem so much bigger in ring, Benoit too, just speaks to their talent and skill. RIP Adrian Steeet and if Miss Linda happens to see this, so much sympathy and respect. God I loved watching you both when i was a kid.

[@herbert9241]

I met unlicensed boxer Lew Yates (well known in certain circles) when I stopped to chat in the foyer of a club he was working, an hour or so before they opened the doors. I was still in my teens and towered over him at the 6' region. He comfortably had the edge on width; he was nigh on as wide as he was tall. Possibly has sasquatch blood in his recent lineage. I'm happy to report he was a very likeable fellow if you catch him on the right side, as I did.

[@BadstreetMI]

Legend. The term "wrestling artist" is actually appropriate when applied to Adrian Street.

[@Cloudwalker2011]

Adrian is even a bigger legend for beating the piss out of Jimmy Savile. RIP

[@simobut7174]

I know he told us once that if he’d known what he did back then he would of put serious manners on that pervert

[@theyamo7219]

Now if only someone would do the same to Ian Watkins (Lost Prophets guy, not the other singer of the same name)

[@lewisb85]

@@theyamo7219 Well he's in the same prison as Charles Bronson so we can hope.

[@Cloudwalker2011]

@@theyamo7219 He probably PC'ed up because Ian Watkins is a sick, gutless coward.

[@goldenarmms78]

Charles must have been reading the comments😂

[@IrateTurkey]

I respect jim for not even attempting a welsh valleys accent. I'm curious to actually see his reaction to Oreg Williams Reslo promotion and someone actually speaking Welsh to him now. 😂

[@lewisb85]

Oreg now he was a hardass, him, Adrian and don vines (former Welsh duel code rugby player turned pro wrestler) could beat the piss out of you with ease.

[@furiousseasons1]

Remember them both he and Ms. Linda from Memphis in the early 80s. Blew my mind. Never forgot em

[@gzkarr3730]

Travis your artwork is impeccable!

[@stevenstark6104]

I got to meet him once in late 90s after a local show in Alabama. Super nice guy. Absolute star in the southeast

[@leemoore8446]

He had some awesome matches in Continental back then my personal favorite Adrian vs Wildcat Wendell Cooley

[@DoctorBastard]

He'd left England for the states before i started going to shows so I never saw him wrestle alas, but his legend and influence can still be seen in the British scene today.

[@DavidMcCutcheon-zd8tf]

wonderful clip, fellas. He seemed like a great person.

[@ConnbineHarvester]

If you can find any clips where Adrian is talking about beating 7 shades of shite out of Jimmy Savile ... Those are great!

[@TheJoaniejoancansew]

Adrian Street was way ahead of his time. He beat the crap out of some dude who was a real criminal wrestler. Love and light to Adrian!!!

[@marktaylor4795]

I started watching wrestling 🤼‍♂️ aged 3 on world of sport in England and was captivated by a guy dressed like a glam rock singer . But he was a bad guy and my nanna wanted to kill him . R.I P. Exotic Adrian Street.

[@insupportofjunhado]

I didn't know the part about him and Linda making their own dishes, as in the things the food was eaten on.

[@tomtalker2000]

I always thought Adrian Street was like a combo of Gorgeous George and Goldust.

[@TrueJoeyBowie]

Speaking as Joey Bowie, I appreciate this artwork.

[@djbarbergreen3388]

One of Adrian Streets Greatest achievements was kicking the shit of the UKs worst pedophile in history, Jimmy Savaile he told a great story how after finding out the age of the young girls Savaile the new wrestler/ nightclub owner was chasing. Punched , stretched, hair pull out . Thankyou Adrian Street ..growing up in the 70s watching world of sport , no one could forget Adrian Street the powerhouse, RIP

[@mikekling7144]

RIP to a tough man who could probably tear your eyeballs out.

[@BrutishYetDelightful]

No probably to it. Even in his eighties Adrian looked like he could pull a fire hydrant out of the sidewalk.

[@GamSin1981]

He was not English, he was Welsh, and we are very proud of him and Miss Linda.

[@williammitchell4417]

My empathy to Ms Linda 🙏

[@HkFinn83]

Nobody said he was, enough with the stupidity insecurity about your nationality

[@matthewthomas9194]

Feel bad for jim hes lost alot of his colleagues and friends over the last few years!!! Adrian street jay briscoe bobby eaton bob armstrong. Lance russel!!! Hang in there jim !!!!

[@Jason-si8iu]

This wrestling death hit me, I grew up watching Adrian street at expo hall

[@pendafen7405]

14:00 Adrian was NOT English, he was a very proud Welshman, please retract that bit. Miss Linda however is an Englishwoman, albeit a Western semi-rural one (i.e. not a snobby Southerner).

[@stewartmcrae8007]

had no idea who this Jimmy Savile guy was until I looked him up after all you guys mentioned him what a sick individual

[@OceanbornAngel]

I remember one of the wrestling magazines I used to read had a section where they'd ask a variety of wrestling personalities the same question and Adrian Street would always have the funniest, wittiest answers. Often imitated, never duplicated, he will be missed.

[@curtisedriver]

Thank You Corny! A Lot of great history!

[@otgomario]

I learned about him because wwe did a amazing documentary on the wwe network or the cock highly recommend it RIP

[@totallybored5526]

Adrian Street on the cock? Really, 🤷‍♂️

[@jackadams3587]

I will always wish these were in video not just audio.

[@kennyroyer9106]

I remember Street kissing Terry Taylor in Mid South. That created quite an uproar back then.

[@williammitchell4417]

Now we found out that Terry became the Red Rooster 🦃 Gobbledygook!!!

[@louissmith4218]

I sing his intro song a lot “ just imagine what I can do to you um” 😂

[@jasonbiagi8887]

A tough SOB. The perfectly disguised gimmick of prancing about one minute then stretching a guy so his big toe is in his ear the next.

[@stingray11214]

They moved back to Wales after their Bonecrushers wrestling school was destroyed in a hurricane. Adrian and Linda basically lost everything except each other in that storm. May Adrian Rest in Peace.

[@mcwhorter141mcwhorter8]

My heart hurts for miss linda

[@IndustryPets]

Wow! I really enjoyed hearing about these awesome stories. RIP Adrian

[@foxwhittaker4367]

Adrian Street was Welsh! 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿