Terry Bam Bam Gordy - Darker Side Of The Ring: Full Episode

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[@sonsoftexas]

Who sings the song in the Terry Gordy one. Please help I can’t find anywhere

[@Johnnypaycheck77]

I was at a show wccw as a kid in mabank texas a girl got kicked out for slapping micheal Hayes 😂

[@drio2020]

I asked the freebirds for autographs, only Bam Bam stopped and gave me one. Rest easy big guy

[@TimSterling1981]

In a day where promoters expected you to keep kayfabe to the extent of being a dick to fans if you’re a heel, Bam Bam was always gracious and accommodating to the fans no matter if he was working heel or babyface. He was always appreciative of the fans.

[@vincente4570]

At least one of them did u dah curtesy. I believe back then, that the heel wrestlers was told to stay in character at all times including being a jerk to kids if necessary. Jus sayin bee✌🏿🍻

[@hellothere-b6q]

Maybe nobody likes you....

[@shanehopke8966]

They were working

[@meryledixon7764]

Thanks for sharing.,.that is awesome

[@courtneesdad]

I met Terry in 1982 in Louisiana. They were getting ready to do a show in a small gym. The first thing he asked was “where can I get some weed?” At the time I was a police officer in uniform. That was the funniest thing ever. It’s a memory that stayed with me. He was a very cool guy. RIP big guy

[@fluffyfeetbmf]

There’s no free birds without BamBam, he was absolutely one of the best ever, and he could put anyone over. RIP. Thanks for the great video.

[@JM-5150]

Bam Bam was bad ass has always been one on my favorites. Tough as hell and loved watching the matches with the Von Erich's. Without Bambam the free birds were just another tag team. Michael Hayes, was pretty hilarious tho. Buddy Roberts loosing his hair and wearing the boxing helmet was comedic gold. All the great wrestler are old and most of them are deceased. WWE is complete trash. Vince McMahon has ruined wrestling with this crap out today.

[@glennlee6274]

what a waste so many of these guys had drug and booze problems...

[@guyinacoffeeshop2239]

@@glennlee6274 it was the schedule working 320 days a year and constantly slamming your body It was almost necessary to do some sort of drug

[@marcstevens8576]

There were Three Freebirds. Mike, Buddy & Terry. They had entirely different styles of wrestling & with their frequent tags, They were The Ultimate tag-team. That is until Terry went to Japan, Buddy left, Jimmy Garvin joined, some strange character called Bad Street joined. After Terry left, The Freebirds were over.

[@guyinacoffeeshop2239]

@@marcstevens8576 Bad Street was Brad Armstrong

[@peteartussee1202]

Terry "Bam Bam" Gordy is my all time favorite wrestler. He is one man that I wish I could've met and shake his hand. R.I.P. Terry Gordy

[@dougfarrer1693]

I met Terry Gordy many years ago when I was around 14 years old. I was nervous asking him for an autograph. When I asked for it he just said no problem such a great guy

[@47Str8]

Same for me with Steve 'Dr. Death' Williams. I was paralyzed with fear to ask him for an autograph (being a kid), and with a big smile, he happily gave us one.

[@alancoleman7489]

I've met a few but nobody as big as bam bam !!!

[@MsStealYourDadAndMom]

My mom was never big time into wrestling, but knew who some of the wrestlers were. Years ago when she was visiting a friend near Memphis (Marion ark) she ran into sid vicious at the pizza hut (he apparently lived there, or still does, not sure). She said he was with some lady and had to duck when he walked him. She said he seemed pretty nice and friendly.

[@warpedgenius5182]

never met him but crush flipped me off lol got a hell yeah lol and a beer chug lol

[@davidmccormick7451]

I knew Terry and his family well. His mom and dad were the sweetest people. I saw Terry the night behe passed away. You just don't know when someone is going to die so make sure you tell them you love them every chance you get.

[@magnetsoldiercephas331]

Amen to that

[@TeeKoon]

So true!

[@mikemableen9964]

Do I know you David I ran around on top of freebird mountain

[@mikemableen9964]

He flew Delta airlines he had a million frequent flyer miles

[@richardherron7670]

I met him in 1984 in ft worth.He was one of the nicest guys I ever met in pro wrestling. He was out going and kind. RIP Terry

[@amystapleton7726]

i meet him too i am friends with the guy who took pictures of the wrestlers back in the 80/90 and took me back in the back alot and i got my picture with him

[@aidanbagwell7879]

Dfw boys!

[@delcodel6835]

I meet him in 1993, he called me and my Dad “cunts” and to “fuck ourselves”. I was 7.

[@jamescoleman446]

Yeah…me to. Same day. 🙄😂

[@teller1290]

​@@delcodel6835 why? From the ring?

[@WillPrimo]

Man that musta been fun traveling the country throughout the late 70s and 80s. The stories they have

[@KayFabe87]

Gordy was incredibly agile for a guy his size. He was a 300 pounder who could work like a 200-pounder. Incredible in-ring talent. Unfortunately, his detrimental habits got the best of him and he was gone way too soon. RIP Terry Gordy.

[@femf8tal]

You’re d@m right

[@brianlafrazia8237]

You just blew by the Freebirds vs Von Erich’s in the WCCW. That deserved a TON more time. Possibly the greatest rivalry in pro wrestling history!

[@CircleBackWordSalad]

Easily!!!

[@daynawaymire]

Agree!!!

[@white6delta]

Its not a freebird doc. Its covering Terrys whole life.

[@d-mo733]

This is about Bam Gordy, NOT the Freebirds tag team, You GOOF!

[@chainsawbarbarian]

He was a fantastic guy to be the Freebirds muscle. It's good to hear his name here and there, lately. What a career!!!

[@pedrohippocaus8488]

Could you imagine how tough of a 16year old he was having already trained with those legends for 2years??? CRAZY TOUGH!!!

[@rondellschuyler7074]

Terry Bam Bam Gordy was a huge figure in pro wrestling. His legacy will definetly be remembered for many years to come.

[@jmhproductions7335]

He was a “human” for us kids. He gave us much more than a character on TV

[@johnbrooks3244]

Bam Bam was awesome to watch growing up. What a loss to his family and the world. In his time he was the best big man wrestler there was in my opinion.

[@brianharris9949]

One of the best workers I ever witnessed in the ring. Bam Bam could go with the best of them. A true legend.

[@jmhproductions7335]

I know the real reason for “bam bam”

[@kennethsmith8968]

@@jmhproductions7335 then tell us please?

[@scottroberts7103]

Excellent documentary ! Enjoyed watching it. Terry Gordy and the Freebirds were a one of a kind team. They were solid gold. Thanks for covering a superstar. He is missed.

[@hk43xx]

I only got to see Terry Gordy wrestle live once when he came to my hometown in July 1982 as part of GCW, and wrestled Don Muraco in one of the best matches I ever saw live.

[@chriswillis1585]

Thank you from a Mid-South fan from 1979.

[@willharper7888]

DEFINITELY one of the best in ring performers..easily...rest on Mr. Gordy✌#bambam.....#UKRAINE 🙏🙌

[@ccfunk1]

This is great stuff. Terry Gordy was a favorite.

[@joelegue182]

It was different in the 80's to see a big man who did not wrestle the WWF big man style. That's what made him stand out in an era of slow moving giants. Gordy would have been an even bigger star today then he was then. RIP Bam Bam

[@ricardolozano5356]

I miss the 80s

[@JuggaloAllen420]

Shut up, nerd

[@pimpdaddy7710]

He was too fat for WWF

[@r0ckstar666]

He wasn't in WWF very long

[@michaelmendez9381]

Bad street Atlanta GA, Bad street in the whole USA. The Fabulous freebirds. One tough wrestling team.

[@Maniac_Matt]

Damn Gordy was in the ring with legends at a very young age. Was only 23 or 24 at the height of the Von Erich feud. That's awesome..

[@westyraviz]

He definitely was a big teenager and later a big young man. Hard to believe how so very young he actually was!

[@scypsylock9402]

He was truly a natural in wrestling. Whether as a singles run, or tag team, or even three man tag team, he was a force to be reckoned with in the ring. He would still be wrestling today I would bet if he were still alive today at 62 years old.

[@stevetheteacher1]

Very doubtful

[@madamefeast4824]

God, he's been gone for so many years, I always think he is older than he is. He is a few years younger than my parents. RIP

[@kevinpayton2664]

@@madamefeast4824 He was only 18 when I first saw him in the Memphis promotion. He looked older than 18 😁.

[@zemox2534]

Great documentary. Terry was a great big man and very versatile. Thanks for uploading.

[@rogermcginnis2765]

I saw him live when he was 16 or 17, as Mr. Wrestling III. It was a small local event, where my cousin wrestling as part of the Billy and Gary Patterson Brothers. I was 14 or 15... Great show.

[@NickWeissMusic]

My earliest Gordy memories as a kid was him with Dr. Death, they were legitimately scary to me lol. Not many other guys were that intimidating without other gimmicks. They were big dudes, a notch above the average wrestler, with bad attitudes, and I believed em. In contrast I thought the Road Warriors spiked shoulder pads were scary but they looked bad in the ring, in hindsight, I wasn't really wrong. Gordy was a technician, Williams always connected with fans, that was a great tag team. Great memories, good to know more about a great performer like Gordy.

[@jeffreyriley8742]

1992?

[@donjohnson1498]

From 1980 through 1992, Gordy was one of the ten best workers in the business.

[@vincente4570]

Seriously🤨. They said his drug and alcohol issues hindered his career. But I digress 😊

[@erikrosenquist9839]

Great documentary. Terry Gordy wrestled in the AWA with The Fabulous Freebirds when they took on The Road Warriors back in 1985.

[@StrongStyleNinja]

He should’ve been a world champion in WCCW

[@jmhproductions7335]

Terry was a good man. He loved his community and he’d always watch our little league games. Anyone that didn’t know the guy, needs to take a few steps back.

[@StoicMonk666]

The feud Terry Gordy had with Dr. Death in the UWF was classic.

[@jesselopez7850]

Terry Gordy is a national treasure.

[@risboturbide9396]

Thank you, great docu! RIP Bam Bam, cheers in heaven 🍻🍻

[@joemomma3988]

Who doesn’t love the Bammer? His UWF days were phenomenal. Just think all we didn’t see? He was huge in Japan. Some stars shine to brightly and hit super nova to quickly. Terry Gordy was one of those shining stars. Thanks for the tribute.

[@bobloblaw9791]

Hey Joe

[@chattjedi]

Terry, was like an adopted uncle because he knew my uncle darrel and my grandfather. He was such a great man. Born myself in chattanooga. Saw him many times at my grandparents house.

[@jeffreyriley8742]

Boy, this was great. I learned a ton of things I never knew before.

[@snarkyguy2657]

Thank you for producing this about such a great wrestler! Gordy was amazing & ahead of his time.

[@ikerichardson8510]

Terry Gordy if you look at him in the early days I always said he was a cross between the NWA heavyweight champion Terry funk and the young version of Dusty Rhodes the best of both world I know most of us think of Terry as this while out of control guy but the NWA champion Terry funk was a wrestling machine and of course Dusty was full of charisma Terry had all of this going for him everything he did look like it hurt and since he started so young the guy had perfected it he was very believable I must say I count him as one of the best big men's ever rest in peace Terry Bam Bam Gordy!!!!

[@MikeSmith-vo2yt]

That movie highlander. Terry pounding HIS OWN HEAD into the ring turnbuckle. Next level.

[@ScottBarkdoll]

He was my friend...I worked at the Armory in Tampa for a bit in my younger years ..what great job .

[@Sangria]

I really enjoy your straightforward documentaries. Great work!

[@MsJourneyfan]

I'm a lifelong wrestling fan, lifelong Von Erich fan. But I love me some Fabulous Freebirds!! When they joined WCCW here in Texas, it went to another level. Add Gorgeous Jimmy Garvin to the mix, and it became "must see tv." Terry Gordy was just one in a long list of pro wrestlers with drug and alcohol problems. At least he didn't violently assault people when he was drunk, unlike Chris Adams. It's really sad how so many of these guys are no longer with us, but they brought it when they were in the ring. I thank all of them for the great memories ❤

[@OdintheGermanShepherd]

Same here, great comment.

[@mkl62]

Though he did break a key off in a hotel door while on a tour of Japan with Ted DiBiase. The employees were using tweezers and flashlights trying to repair it.

[@teller1290]

...or C. Benoit.

[@BillVol]

These are fantastic documentaries. Chock full of details. The work that goes into these docus must be exhaustive. I don't think any network could do as good a job. BTW I'm from Chattanooga and met Terry at the Chattanooga airport years ago. He truly could not have been any nicer.

[@OriginalWrestlingDocumentaries]

Thank-you , I appreciate that.

[@leogetz3570]

I grew up watching the Freebirds, man, those were the days of wrestling!!

[@brianharris9949]

My favorite big man of all time.

[@JUVI9596]

I’m telling you man, you’ve got THE BEST wrestling documentary channel on KZbin. Always very well done and informative. I tell everyone I know who likes wrestling to subscribe. Your channel is gonna be huge ! Keep it up 👍

[@GaiaMisery]

By far the best. Love this channel

[@OriginalWrestlingDocumentaries]

Thank-you I appreciate that

[@thesweetgab]

Hey Admin I got a song called "the Ballad of Terry Gordy". I give you permission to use it if you want if you want to. Just search on KZbin for it if you want.

[@krepsjr]

This one. Wrestling Bios and Wrestling with Andy

[@breal1183]

I loved the Freebirds in Bill Watt's UWF in mid 86 early 87. It was amazing wrestling!!

[@mikecurley2072]

Thanks for a great video. I can remember watching him on WCCW . The free birds brought the house down every time they went on the mat. For a man his size , he was an excellent athlete.

[@toddgaines9446]

Thank you for making this! Some of my fondest childhood memories was watching the Freebirds and Von Erich's go at each other at the Sportatorium. It was a special time in Texas wrestling. R.I.P. Bam Bam.

[@vickiebunch6405]

I USED TO GO THERE TO SEE THOSE MATCHES THOSE WERE GREAT DAYS, LOTS OF FUN!

[@Mister75199]

Freebirds vs Von Erichs one of the greatest rivalries of all time. Until this documentary, I did not know the executioner was Gordy

[@mikemableen9964]

Myself and Terry Gordy drove from Chattanooga,TN to Tuscaloosa,AL to a WWE TV taping and so Terry could see Michael Hayes. All the boys came up and paid respect to Terry. The Dudley Boys put Terry Gordy over big. Vince McMahon was there he was nice and super respectful to Terry. Terry passed away the next week. Terry was complaining about his shoulder bothering him. It was a blood clot and that’s what he passed away from.

[@WZ912]

R.I.P Terry "Bam! Bam!" Gordy = THE KING of THE SOUTH!

[@leereeder2293]

Terry Gordy was amazing for a big man. Wish he didn't pass so young

[@bighuc]

And I thought Bobby Eaton started wrestling early. It's amazing how Bam wrestled with a bad wheel for so many years.

[@dannyolsen5543]

Terry and Bobby two of the greatest tag teams wrestlers ever in fact maybe the 2 greatest wrestlers ever

[@TimeEmotion1971]

Great video on the late Terry Gordy, nicely put together and edited. Keep up the good work and RIP T.G

[@walkingboss]

He was always exciting to watch. Talented man.

[@TheUluxian]

Sad that he was only 40 when he left us. Too many wrestlers die much too young..

[@dr.options]

Bam Bam was one of the best ever! The epic feud with the VonErichs was pure gold. Without Gordy, the Freebirds would have been almost nothing.

[@shadygrady2347]

When I was about 11 or 12, I thought Terry was the ultimate badass. I didn't realize he was only 6 years older than me at the time. To think he started wrestling at the age of 14 against grown men is mind blowing.

[@Desstrik]

21yrs ago today. You are missed, Terry.

[@dannywestbrook5036]

As I write this today is July 15 2022 furthermore making tomorrow the 21 year anniversary of the passing of Bam Bam. I grew up watching him feuding with the Von Erich brothers. The man was a great wrestler in the WCCW days. I seen a lot of now Hall of Famers come from the promotion. Thank you for this video on the Life of Terry Bam Bam Gordy.

[@SpinningbacKFisT]

I know I’ve told you before but I’ve got to tell again how much I APPRECIATE YOU AND YOUR FANTASTIC WORK. Really, this channel,, for me, is just PERFECT. Thanks you.

[@dnx112]

Ole Gordy was named after a flintstone baby. Bam Bam

[@christopherhughes3381]

Terry Gordy is my favorite wrestler of all time. I was very surprised that you left out the Freebirds and Mike Graham very heated fued in Florida. Their comments and attack on Graham was very controversial.

[@ginomoreno5117]

Can you imagine a Terry Gordy podcast today? Stories for YEARS! What a tragic loss of one of my childhood heroes.

[@Ohionortheast]

50 pain pills? Terry what were you thinking man that’s beyond to much! Great wrestler freebirds were one of my favorites

[@coolhandcurtj7055]

Great content

[@joshuaelliott5419]

IDGAF Bam Bam Terry Gordy is one of my favorites

[@blackdysfunction8260]

The free birds were what got me into Georgia championship wrestling and a few other older promotions. Saddened to learn the story in depth but it's better to know and remember someone that to have them be forgotten I suppose.

[@Jay_Cannon]

So glad you did this, he was one of my favorites growing up. I really wanted that WWF run to work. I didn’t realize at the time he had that stroke. I didn’t learn until a few years later. That mask didn’t hide much, you could tell it was Terry Gordy. If he would’ve had his 1986 ability then, it would’ve been amazing watching him work with The Undertaker, Steve Austin, Mick Foley etc

[@jamesdriskill5784]

Free birds had the best entrance music ever. The boys are back in town

[@teller1290]

Never fly today.

[@joeboo8626]

Strange. As a little kid I hated him and the Freebirds, especially when they wrestled the Von Erichs. Great heels. Now that I can really appreciate him and others (Bobby Heenan, for example), most have passed away. Glad that wrestlers traveled around and worked different promotions and territories back in the 80s, because my family was able to see him (and the Freebirds) wrestle in person. Bad Street, USA!

[@gardnersusedbooks2560]

Have always been, and will always be, a huge Gordy fan. Got to see him live many times when he was UWF champ. He was ahead of his time.

[@Dnddy5617]

Terry needed a break from wrestling at his prime, he already wrestled 15 plus years non stop at age 32. The road and drug addiction got him, I heard he fell out at airport in the USA and they still put him on the plane to Japan , if he never got on that plane he would have been saved

[@vincente4570]

That’s because he fucked around and took all dose damn pain pills damn near killing himself 😬

[@shermswarthau5366]

RIP Terry "Bam Bam" Gordy. Loved the Pro Wrestling territories era as a kid! Between CWF from Florida on NBC Saturday at 1-2 PM with the GOAT,Gordon Solie (RIP),and WCW from Georgia on TBS Saturday night from 7-9 PM,also with GS (both NWA) there was a killer rotation featuring a sht ton of now legendary wrestlers,including the Freebirds who were a WCW fixture on TBS. Vince Jr. put an end to that on "Black Saturday." July 14th 1984.

[@arturoalmazan5262]

he was a sensational wrestler. Gordy was probably the best of the 3 freebirds. the tag team of Terry Gordy and Dr death Steve Williams was so incredibly talented. I know his daughter wrestles on the indy circuit. very well made documentary

[@peterarvanitis6497]

Terry was a legend R.I.P.

[@bigpasty1582]

This is an awesome video! I remember hearing about the freebirds amd watched the executioner in wwf but had no idea who Gordy was and all his accomplishments until watching this video! Ty very much

[@chrisdavis9400]

Without Terry the Freebirds might have just been all talk the Bam Bam gave them true ass kicking credit.RIP Bam Bam

[@walkingboss]

He was a member of the two greatest tag teams, of course the freebirds. But I think if he and Steve Williams could have stayed together they would have been the best ever, the miracle violence connection was a great team

[@badmotorscooter1000]

Played baseball with Terry I do remember he was a catcher. He hit some balls that still hasn't landed

[@Steven-rp8zo]

really well done, well researched content. thanks for the upload!

[@davidmccool4008]

I saw him wrestle in 1978 or 79 in the Greenwood sportatorium when he was wrestling for George and Gill Culkin , it may have been 1977 a long time ago when life was simple and the wrestling was a hell of a lot better , I miss those days Rest In Peace Terry .

[@1joshjosh1]

I will confess I know nothing of this wrestler but I know these are very well done so I will listen and learn.

[@jerrybeltran1022]

An honor to see him wrestle in Del Rio,Tx for WCCW Promotion

[@mrf19741]

As much as I loved watching Terry Gordy as a Freebird, The Miracle Violence Connection was and is one of my Favorite All-time Tag-Teams. RIP, Bam Bam & Dr. Death.

[@jordcarter2359]

Old school territory wrestlers were hardcore! They lived like rockstars!!

[@toddgreim9254]

Thank you for story, definetley a wrestling legend. Lets go Bam Bam!

[@brainhakker7133]

He was the smoothest big guy and Bigalow using the BAM BAM monicur was about as perfect a fit as has ever been. They both were Amazing at their respective sizes and both gone far too soon.

[@jamiedolan5601]

Love all that you do!!! Terry Gordy was the man!!! Keep up the great work my dude!!!

[@at0micwerew0lf]

I grew up watching Mid South/UWF…and thats where Gotdy became one of my all time favorites. I was so so so stoked to see him years later in ECW when I was in Philly…that was the only time I got to meet/ chat with him a little. He was a gracious and generous man…surprisingly because he was such a huge factor…being a Freebird and one of the UWF heavyweight champions. We’ll never forget you, big guy. 🪦 Rest Easy Bam Bam 🪦

[@DixiePokerAce]

Terry Gordy was a tremendous performer. It is terribly sad that he died so young. The guy had talent.

[@goldenagenut]

I worked with a wrestler named Sid who was drinking buddies with Terry, said he was a super good guy. RIP

[@hollywood21639]

I loved the freebirds. Their run in the awa is when I first saw them. Terry and Hayes were an awesome team

[@paulwaters4672]

Terry was starting to really get good again as myself and Paul Lee worked Pez Whatley and Terry in Riceville Tennessee..He in my opinion had regained all he lost wrestling wise..He was physical as hell again and started his bigger stops in big promotions..I wish decisions he made would have been better

[@altondawsey343]

I appreciate the mention about the music copyrights. I always wondered about that.

[@ChristmasCrybaby]

dude crazy timing, when you said the day he passed i was like oh shit thats today lol rip

[@TeeKoon]

Gordy is the kind of wrestler that some of us could identify to him. The best worker that could wrestle anyone style, be high-flying or mat level and give a great, credible and exciting matches! He was the heart of the FB, doing the hard work. His death was like feeling losing a close friend.