Mike Rotunda's emotional tribute to his son Bray Wyatt

[@ericanders2819]

Poor guy man. Lost his baby boy. Bless his heart ❤. RIP Bray.

[@Trojanfan666]

He lost taylor/ bo? amazing didn't know the youngest died

[@marvthemartian001]

​​@@Trojanfan666stop being an asshole bro, you obviously know what he meant

[@ericanders2819]

@@Trojanfan666 you know what I meant but instead you wanna be a wise guy. Sorry I’m wrong, I miss Bray, who cares. Apparently you do but oh well. Clown.

[@iDeathMaximuMII]

​@@Trojanfan666What?

[@Trojanfan666]

@@iDeathMaximuMII Bray isn't the "baby/ youngest" 🤡

[@theboxingboy7422]

The wrestling world might have lost a really great character but Mike lost his son and there's nothing more heartbreaking than that and i just feel for him so much having to go through that. RIP Windham

[@shawnmichaels4805]

I can't imagine being a father as a wrestler having a son looking up to you as a little boy that would grow up to follow your path then for him to pass away is really heart breaking. My condolences goes out to the whole family and collieges that worked with Windham. R.I.P. Bray.

[@theboxingboy7422]

@@shawnmichaels4805 yeah I totally agree and according to his peers Mike rotunda just like Bray is another guy who not many people had bad word to say about and he was always a stand up guy and respected. So for him to have to deal with that pain is really sad

[@isitoveryet9525]

@@theboxingboy7422yeah, Mike’s reputation proceeds him. Whenever his name or his matches come up in interviews, nothing but good things are said. Great colleague, great friend, great father, great husband….just an all around great guy, who was fortunate to do what he loved for a living & stays humble & appreciative.

[@kingtrell44]

Doesn’t matter how big of a star your child becomes, you never want to outlive your babies. As a dad I feel your pain

[@Caveamatrix]

Well said.

[@Youareme42o]

I can understand that pain because I lost my only son on 12-23-22; and I am sorry for your loss Sir.

[@eduardoperez8734]

😢😢😢😢😢

[@JoshHonaker-xk2kt]

Im so sorry for your loss. I wish there was something I could say or do

[@eddie0239]

And i am sorry for yours❤

[@rainemirra1980]

I’m sorry for your loss

[@flashanddancedj]

I feel for Mr Rotunda… He lost his son and to then be inducted into the hall of fame that’s just awesome… As much as I used to loathe IRS he did his job and did it well… R.I.P Bray aka Windam…..

[@micahingram4956]

If you loathe a heel, they're doing exactly what they're supposed to do. A guy I know said he hated Piper cause he talked a lot of "crap" LOL. I met Piper a few days later (about a year before he passed away actually) and told him what that guy said. It made him laugh haha.

[@jamesgeschwender1024]

I lost my 3-year-old granddaughter to cancer in 2014 so when I say i feel your pain it's genuine. No parent or grandparent should have to bury a son,daughter or grandchild. My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family Mike. James Geschwender from Tampa Florida 🙏🙏🙏

[@JK2333459]

I lost my dad in 14 as well feel your pain and heartbreak 10 years has pass but still hurt til this day God bless you and your family

[@jamesgeschwender1024]

@@JK2333459 so sorry for your loss. Time doesn't heal all wounds unfortunately. God Bless

[@DateMike22]

I wasn't ready for the tissues this morning 😭. RIP Bray Wyatt 😢💔🕊️🌹🙏🏼. #Legend

[@MCRUE78]

Same here brother . I stared crying on the spot when I heard speak

[@SJRice]

I can’t even imagine the pain this man is going through.. and the pain he must have felt watching that beautiful documentary

[@FUFUCarnagerap]

This was Hands down the best Documentation about Wrestling EVER! And i saw nearly all of them!

[@dmana3172]

A tragic loss of Bray hits me so hard. I cant believe hes gone. 😢 RIP Bray.

[@mikesmith2718]

I can't imagine what Mike is going through losing a son. I hope his hall of fame goes well and Windham can be remembered forever. Never heard a bad word about Mike rotunda in any shoot interviews.

[@dhenderson1810]

Both Mike and Bray should go the HoF this year.

[@dantasticmania8728]

No parent wants or to hear the passing of their own child. May the Lord bless Mike and his family for their loses.

[@Saber808]

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[@Saber808]

It should have been The Dream Time@@dhenderson1810

[@theboxingboy7422]

@@dhenderson1810 apparently his family were on board but the WWE opted to not do it this year because they just want to give the family abit more time and mike said thats understandable. But he's still getting the documentary that comes out today on peacock and bray would have been so proud of his dad getting inducted this friday

[@jerrellburson7837]

Sorry For Your Loss Mike!!! May God Bless You!!!

[@mattes7844]

Mike Rotunda, if you ever read this, my heart breaks for you and your family. Just know one thing, you will smile again. You will be able to laugh about the memories of your son, you will get through this pain. It sucks going through it obviously, but you will be ok my friend. God bless.

[@angier4748]

2 things you NEVER get over, losing a child or losing a parent. I lost my dad 8 years ago and it feels like yesterday. Heart goes out to him

[@Day-ZDuke]

Sorry for your loss dude, my Dad is my best friend so I understand where you’re coming from. But I just wanted to write something to maybe help you out a little. I lost my Mom to cancer when I was only 16. I’m 40 now but still miss her Thing is though, losing parents is basically part of life for everyone. Almost all people have their Mom & Dad pass away before they do. Losing a child however is not really “part of life” per se. Parents passing away first is the natural order of things. For a parent to outlive their child is not normal, and is likely to be more difficult to overcome / deal with Again I just wanted to provide some perspective that can help you deal with things. Just hold onto all the good memories and think about the things you learned from your Dad, the times you spent together having fun. But unfortunately it’s something we all have to face at some point, so I hope you’re not feeling too alone in your sadness. All the best man

[@exilehunter907music]

2 other things you NEVER get over, a sibling or a spouse. I lost my wife a year and a half ago and things have been very difficult. I’m not trying to steal the spotlight of your comment or change the subject , I just wanted to add that. Sorry for your loss for your father.

[@AaronLesterMedia]

Love you Mike. I really appreciate what you and your family has given us and this business.

[@Saber808]

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[@Haunter_Who88]

My heart goes out to Mike, Taylor, Jojo and all of the Rotunda family- His art and vision truly was an inspiration for me. He truly was captivating and was also an innovator of reinventing himself to when he did his "This is me, being me" promo I felt as he had felt, with that struggle and that WE saved him.... I don't know or doubt he'll see this but if Mike Rotunda does see this THANK YOU for all you've done in your career and THANK YOU for your son- He truly was a gift and a star- larger than life and he absolutely was loved. Thank you Mike.

[@Saber808]

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[@myownpersonalopinion4541]

Windham was a great talent and seemed like a great human being all the best wishes to Mike and family

[@onithedemonslayer3142]

Poor Mike God bless him and the family.

[@Braywweaew]

Mr.Rotunda and Family All the best ♥️💋

[@MCRUE78]

This broke my heart in so many pieces. I have a son and I can’t imagine what I would do if lost him . Mr . Rotundo , my heart and prayers are with you sir . 🙏❤️

[@jamesgeschwender1024]

I hope you never feel pain like this. I lost my 3 year old granddaughter Alaina to cancer in 2014 and I can tell you it has changed me and not for the good. I have so much anger towards god. 5 years of guilt for not being able to save her. Suicidal thoughts every day for years. I could go on for hours. Just let him know that you love him bro is my best advice

[@Saber808]

😄@@jamesgeschwender1024

[@godphoenix66x]

Damn that was sad seeing Irwin R Schyster aka Mike Rotunda break down towards the end. That was tough. That got me choked up.

[@RonnieMopar]

Mike Rotunda AKA Irwin R. Schyster. The legal name comes first. Not being a 🍆

[@Gman88889]

It's still hits him hard😢

[@charleswhit150]

Tell me about it😢 I saw Bray’s instagram and he was speaking on coming back

[@georgechilidis8446]

Mike Rotunda one of my 10 favourite wrestlers, so sad losing a son R.I.P Bray 😭❤️‍🩹

[@Saber808]

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[@Firefistlaw69]

@@Saber808what’s so funny

[@SonicandTheTailsbrothers]

No parent should ever have to bury their child. We lost our oldest child back in 2011. My thoughts and prayers with you Mike

[@lilpatty50]

THANK YOU BILL AND MIKE FOR THIS!!! RIP WINDHAM

[@isaacshaver6218]

Sorry 4 loss mr.rotunda i remember watching you as a kid & even though i havent watched pro wrestling since 1990...to lose a child is truly a tragic thing

[@IGKMrNice1973]

Same here, mate growing up watching money Inc. a great tag team

[@crazymees981]

RIP Windham know he will be missed all over the world. A once in a lifetime star indeed.

[@WWETylerRocks98]

You can see the pain in Mike's eyes everytime they talked about Windham. I hope his family can find their peace with his passing in the future, I remember how I took the news, and I only knew him through a screen. Couldn't imagine how they reacted or have handled it themselves.

[@Saber808]

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[@karentaylor8006]

My little brother died seven days after his 15th birthday April 17th 1989 .Its something you never truly get over .Time does heal and talking about what your going through does help.

[@survivingthepettys6670]

If you don't mind me asking how did he pass ?

[@jonblazeinc]

So sorry to hear, coincidence that's around the same time as Hillsborough tragedy at football match here in England 15th April 1989

[@NoTengoDinero69]

Feel you buddy. My brother and mom died 7 days apart.

[@RyanRumbles434]

God Bless Windham and his family. Thank you Bill and Mike for sharing. ❤

[@cynthiamartin3645]

The strength and grace that Mr. Rotunda displayed during the interview... amazing. God bless him and his family.❤

[@stephenhartford6697]

IRS was a great heel of my childhood. I feel so bad that he lost Bray. As father , no parent should have to go through losing a child

[@anarchy4133]

❤😢 So tough to lose a child. Great interview Bill. Big hug to Mike Rotunda and God bless the Rotunda/Windham Family. RIP Windham Rotunda/Bray Wyatt

[@Predators--cz2fb]

I’ve never seen anyone that multi talented with his characters as Windham Rotunda since Mick Foley. The creativity he bought for those characters under Bray Wyatt were incredible. What a shame his life was cut short not just his career but more importantly personally for his family. He was indeed a star and he needs to be put in the HOF. My heart goes out to his family.

[@Cadillac_Jack]

what a brilliant host, Thankyou Mike for Sharing. your son was beyond special.

[@Hollan-vc7sh]

You can tell he is still heavily grieving. He got teary-eyed even before the host asked the question that drew the response.

[@Saber808]

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[@selinaogorman8380]

I was a huge IRS fan back then it tears me up his son who is Windam (Bray) it’s so sad he passed away such a incredible Wwe star Mike gimmick being IRS was a incredible character to I enjoyed his bad character back then now seeing him tear up about his son breaks my heart makes me sad Wwe is more then just a business the wrestlers are incredible people and have a bond of family who are like family I enjoy these people with incredible talent most have passed on it’s still heartbreaking Rest In Peace Bray!🙏

[@Saber808]

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[@vej48]

Damn...I feel so sorry for Mike. It's extremely hard for a father to lose his son.

[@schroffgezockt]

Heartbreaking. As a father myself i felt that hit hard... And yes, the whole Rotunda Familiy is loved by millions - stay strong!

[@KINGMONKEY1989]

Jesus this was so hard to watch 😢. We miss you so much Bray. Thanks for the memories.

[@roireznic5534]

So humble, down to earth decent humam being. Wish all the best for him and his family

[@j2times2006]

Crushing to see Mike go through this. Him and Barry seemed like cool guys outside the ring

[@bengarcia333]

I AM A HUGE< HUGE< HUGE Irwin R. Schyster Fan, I am so Happy Mike is finally going into the wwe hall of fame, I was a Fan of Money Inc, Him as a Singles as IRS, even when he came back to wcw as VK walls treet and Back to All Japan to Team with Dr Death, I CANNOT BE MORE HAPPIER TO KNOW MIKE ROTUNDO IS FINALLY FINALLY FINALLY GOING INTO THE WWE HALL OF FAME THIS YEAR. R.I.P Windham , Bray Wyatt, Rotundo.

[@godphoenix66x]

Vince should have put him in a long time ago.

[@Saber808]

They got in because of Bray's death.

[@DAMHoo]

Oh man my heart breaks for Mike. Nothing worse as a parent than losing a son or daughter

[@rogerlankford2397]

You can see the pain in his face during this whole interview. My prayers are with him.

[@energyasylum997]

Aaaawww. Mr Mike Rotunda, I’m sooo sorry for the loss of your son Windham. My condolences. I can’t imagine the pain and sorrow one goes through when they lose their baby. May God bless his soul, may he Rest In Peace. May God bless and look after Windham’s four children. 🙏

[@Saber808]

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[@Firefistlaw69]

@@Saber808what’s so funny

[@SantaPorter420]

Seeing one of my favourite wrestlers of all time in so much pain is heartbreaking😟 RIP Bray

[@randdeutsch9943]

Another great interview from the master

[@stevejamieson8468]

A friend of my family actually wrestled against Mike in both high school and college. I can remember when we would watch wrestling and we were told about how tough Mike was and what a great athlete and guy he was. I am sorry for the crippling pain he went though in losing his son. At least getting inducted to the HOF with brother in law and longtime friend Barry Windham was something positive for him to enjoy.

[@jimmyjackass1805]

My Brother in Law and I both Wrestled with Mike in Highschool back in NY My Brother In Law was 126Lbs and I wrestled JV91 Lbs. I was in 8th grade. Mike long graduated by the time I got to Highschool.

[@actionfigurearchive9002]

MIKE is the reason I liked wrestling back on the 80’s. He was the first guy I remembered watching Florida Championship wrestling. Action packed, performances! Thank you Mike! Congrats on the HOF!

[@Larry-rz4ed]

I am really shocked at how well that Mike has aged, he's looking like he's like 50 years old, my condolence to his whole family for the loss of their son, brother, father, and husband, Wyndham rest in peace 🙏

[@bobcatwelder00]

he is only 65 not that old yet

[@RaiderDarr9]

Well deserved induction. God bless you on losing your son. I grew up watching IRS as a young kid. Always loved wrestling. Sometimes I would stop watching then start back up watching again. Bray was the reason I continued watching. We have the memories but I kinda feel like we all got robbed of what could have been with all his great ideas and talent. We all miss you Bray

[@Jennifer-lg6zr]

Mr. Rotunda so sorry for the loss of your son. My heart and prayers are for you and your family. Rest in peace Bray Wyatt. You are missed. One of the best wrestlers.

[@jimtheyid]

Absolutely devastating when Windham passed,massive respect for Mike speaking . 🙏🏼💔

[@RonnieBradshaw-io7xt]

Mike your son is the best universe champion of WWE and he is my favorite wrestler and my prayers are with you and all your family

[@AntilifeHorde]

Bray was definitely set to become the next phenom. Reign In Power, man.

[@MrTsuruta1000]

Four boys to carry on his family's name, but he obviously never wanted to be the one to lay his son to rest. Condolences to the Rotunda and Windham families. 🌈🙏🏽💐

[@Saber808]

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[@jasoncharron5229]

I still can't believe Bray Wyatt is gone,He was one of the best talents with all his characters in my opinion.I liked them all.He had the best creative mind ever.

[@Saber808]

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[@justinh2694]

Man my heart breaks for Mike. No parent should outlive their children. Bray was such a star. He worked with the Rock, the Undertaker, Kane..the who’s who of wrestling. These guys wouldn’t work with him if they didn’t think he had the makings of a star. Keep your head up Mike..we all pulling for you. Congrats on your WWE Hall of Fame induction..it’s very well deserved!

[@bazookatooth9211]

His son WAS indeed a star. The Wyatt Family stuff was so unique and really stood out during that era. Then of course his work as the Fiend, man, what a mind that guy had. His impact on pop culture and his accomplishments in WWE will never go way. He was by far my favorite wrestler. Thank you for your son, Mike.

[@Saber808]

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[@TrollFace93]

​@@Saber808 Channel Age: 10 Bonuses: Aged Anger: 10% aggressiveness with any comment left on any video. Bonus increases if reply is received

[@Firefistlaw69]

@@Saber808what’s so funny

[@Quadster19]

I'm a person that loved territories wrestling, 80s, 90 mainstream and I basically lost interest in wrestling once Bret Hart, Eddie, Guerrero and Chris Benoit were gone and Kurt Angle was past his prime. During the lockdown I stumbled across Bray Wyatt and began going through his material. He's the only thing I've enjoyed in wrestling in the last 15 years.

[@Saber808]

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[@JMag_24]

R.I.P to a legend ❤

[@charlesrobinson7469]

I Admire His strength for doing this Interview. Blessings to Their Family.🙏🏾

[@gabeguzman9478]

His hall of fame ceremony is going to be good!

[@gbonito1]

Bray is the reason I started watching wrestling again. I could see that he was going to revolutionize wrestling. That he was a rare talent. Sadly we are all at a loss over this. What he did accomplish was epic. Imagine what else he could have done.

[@Saber808]

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[@Firefistlaw69]

@@Saber808what’s so funny

[@Saber808]

@@Firefistlaw69 Your feelings are hurt

[@Firefistlaw69]

@@Saber808 nah not really your just a waste of space in this screwed up world

[@SleepyExotics]

Wyndham used to buy dog food from me when I worked at petco in brooksville. I loved him so much and he was such an amazing man and wrestler.

[@sergtchannel]

Windham was a once in a lifetime talent. He had an old school mentality, and creative mind that would have fit in the era that brought us Kane, The Undertaker, and Mankind, . So talented and had so much more to give. I always was a fan of Mike from his US Express days to his turn as IRS in Money Inc. May God continue to comfort him, JoJo, Taylor, Mika and the rest of the Rotunda family!

[@stefanmelovidov5769]

He's the same age as me. 18 days older than me. I couldn't believe of his passing at 1st. Windham Rotunda a.k.a Bray Wyatt's legacy will live on Forever ⭕️ He has the whole world 🌎 in his hands. Memory Eternal!!! ☦️ 💙

[@ryuhayabusa6776]

Thank you for posting this. God bless Mike and his family.

[@chadmiller2224]

I had flashbacks when he said "better pay your taxes " at the end with that accent. Poor fella is still in alot of pain. God Bless him and his family.

[@LL-fd7xn]

I was legit scared of IRS when I was a kid. Damn, =(

[@SheepsMcgill]

The hall of fame speech will be a tearjerker, rip windham

[@CharlieMyrkr]

Sorry for your loss Mike, we loved your son and he will always be missed. He is immortal.

[@rbraghelli]

God bless windham! Great job as usual Bill. Always a joy to watch Bill's interviews.

[@DanielGarcia-us7tf]

The IRS character should have had an IC title run. Glad IRS got tag team gold as part of the the team of Money Inc.

[@Saber808]

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[@owaisinus]

The WWE fans may have lost one of its biggest superstars but there is nothing more sad than a parent losing his kid. I can only imagine what Mike Rotunda would feel at WWE HOF ceremony knowing his son Bray Wyatt won't be able to witness it.

[@Saber808]

WWE isn't wrestling.😄

[@Firefistlaw69]

@@Saber808you must have something wrong with your mind It is still wrestling Just like Greek Roman wrestling Just with wwe you get a story as well

[@bigjohncasey2641]

My condolences to you and your family.

[@JRavenRich]

That's heartbreaking to watch. I took Windham's passing a bit more personally than ones like Owen Hart, Eddie Guerrero, and Chris Benoit for one reason...he was literally my age. He was older than me by only five days. It made me more aware of my mortality and the fact that it's not about the years you're given, but how you use them. Rest easy, Windham and as I look at the fireflies, I'll remember you.

[@latashachaney8921]

Prayers for your family Mike 😇

[@scotshuthats5268]

Good memories thank You Mike.😊

[@joecrean9546]

Irs was a legend so was bray wyatt May he long be remembered r.i.p bray never forgotten thanks Mike for giving the wrestling world such a talented man

[@R_Escobar_13]

Great interview. Congrats Mike on the HOF

[@maxhopejr3131]

I would have been the proudest dad alive if Bray was my son 🙏

[@Saber808]

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[@lorddeathspit1124]

I don’t watch modern wrestling but I definitely watched Bray Wyatt promos cuz they were fantastic. Rip

[@EdsterIII]

This was a great interview, remembrance, look back. First off Mike Rotunda and Barry Windham were two of the best. Period. They are true Legends! The NWA, the old style of wrestling was so different than what was about to happen. Barry Windham and Mike Rotunda were so talented that they were able to ride that wave in and they DESERVED IT. I wish that their "spilt" wouldn't have happened. But Mike Rotunda become IRS while not my favorite Mike Rotunda character it was iconic and incredibly cool to watch. During the 70's I was a kid in Milwaukee. I used to watch the AWA's All-Star Wrestling shows with my Mom on Saturdays and Sundays. The Crusher, Baron Von Rachtke, Nick Bockwinkle, and so many other Legends! I wasn't able to see many of the Southern wrestling shows back then but I used to love to read about all of them. Mike Rotunda and Barry Windham were pure old school talents and I loved that. Hearing Mike Rotunda talk about those past experiences, years, decades, and travels through the ranks is so informative, fun, educational, and so interesting. Hearing about Dusty Rhodes, Wahoo McDaniel, Sgt.Slaughter, and other iconic wrestlers is just incredible. Windham Rotunda(Bray Wyatt) was a chip off the old block. Windham was brilliant, unbelievably talented, yet he always seemed to have a very strong family tie, and a willingness to help other wrestlers and fans. He seemed to love every aspect of professional wrestling. His always seemed to be willing to give time to kids especially. His character the Fiend in my opinion was the best gimmick/character that was done in the wwe in the last 20+ years. Yet the fame, the popularity, the money, and all of the notoriety that went with it, it never changed Windham Rotunda. As I said there were videos that showed Bray Wyatt taking time to stop and visit fans, again especially the kids. Windham Rotunda was a true role model. Talented, hard working, successful, yet humble, caring, considerate, always willing to help when he could, and always willing to give back to the fans. This to me showed that his father, his upbringing, his family was always a huge part of his life. I have more respect to Mike Rotunda, Barry Windham, and Windham Rotunda than I've ever had before. As wrestlers these men sacrificed their bodies, their lives, and their free time to entertain us fans. They made us cheer, scream, yell, boo, and even swear. They used to invoke anger, laughter, joy, anxiety, irritation, frustration, fear, and pretty much every other emotion you could have. Sometimes 270-300 days a year. Traveling from Maine to Arizona, Texas to New York, Florida to Minnesota, Washington to Georgia, and Wisconsin to Nevada. Not to mention the trips to Japan, Great Britain, France, and other places across the 🌎globe🌍. Working through injuries, fatigue, illnesses, and personal issues. Some people call wrestling "fake", or they bash it in other ways. While the endings may be pre-determined, and some of the spots are timed, I challenge anyone to try and spend two weeks, even one week doing what they do. Get thrown off of a 15-20 foot high steel cage, or suplexed onto a bag of thumbtacks. Maybe take a few chair shots to the head, the back, or ?? See how fake it is then. These men and women break their backs sometimes literally, to do what they do. RESPECT!

[@DKG-85]

Bray Wyatt was awesome, I honestly believe that his creativity and persona helped reinvigorate wrestling

[@lowie1974]

Agree 💯

[@Saber808]

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[@pascaldelisle5004]

so much respect for M.Rutundo for his great career ! Great wrestler and great man

[@riverratflngacentralflorid8250]

80s was great growing up in Orlando. I was very lucky my parents had a home in the backyard of Eddie Graham sports complex off Econlockahatchee n SR50. We would sneak in thru the woods behind the horse stalls. Mike n Barry were a great tag team. Never missed a match til they closed it up and built homes there. RIP Bray. Much respect to Mike and thank you for years of entertaining fans. Never forgotten..

[@Jennifear]

You're amazing, Mike. I loved the Varsity Club character too. Your back and forth with Rick Steiner was so great.

[@Lonnyboss70]

Much Love to Mike Rotundo it was great watching him when i was a kid and now watching his sons, R.I.P to Windham Rotundo!!

[@jacobross8480]

I don’t think a lot of fans today realize how good of a wrestler Mike was. The IRS gimmick was after a couple other very successful runs in tags with Barry Windham and Dr Death Steve Williams and all those guys could really work. Mike has always been a really nice humble guy and he raised Wyndham to be the great man and star that he was. God bless and congrats on the hall of fame induction. Well deserved!

[@tyson1fan487]

This was amazing and I love these interviews and hearing so much from my heroes growing up!! My first introduction to wrestling was my stepdad was watching NWA and Flair was on and besides his interview I didn't pay music attention but a while later Hogan and Mr.T was on TV and I loved Mr.T!! I watched the entire thing and I don't remember how long it was and I was at a place that kids went to and had a safe place to hang out and play or whatever and wrestling was on and I was kinda paying attention until US Express came on! Windham and Rotunda caught my attention and they came out to the Boss!! I was hooked!! Wrestling was everything after that!! I'm still a huge fan and I'm so excited to see them going into the HOF!! 🙏 Bray Wyatt 🙏 gone to soon. In my opinion he was the best character since Undertaker!!

[@randymiller1074]

He was a great wrestler and miss him every time I watch wrestling.his kids will be so proud of him and his legacy he left for them

[@kimberlyhall7610]

IRS seems like a great guy! I still don’t want to believe Bray past! I can’t wait to see his documentary!

[@rexgamewell]

Sad Bray is gone.

[@Saber808]

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[@Moonwalker4679]

I got chance to see Bray Wyatt wrestle in my town at smackdown live couple years ago on my birthday for my first time he will be missed and never gotten have he's action figure wish he was still here

[@jayasmiah6617]

Rip Bray Wyatt my prayers for his family

[@randymiller1074]

He learned from the best I grew up watching you in my child hood going on 59 today

[@mikejejenich-pb5zx]

I grew up in the 80s. Mike and barry the us expresss was one of my favorite tag teams. This is painful 🥲to watch.

[@10dev785]

Amazing to know that Mike named is son windham.......never knew that

[@dhenderson1810]

Great interview!