The Life and Career of Bobby "The Brain" Heenan

[@kizunadragon9]

"I only have one regret... I wish Monsoon was here to see this" - Bobby Heenan getting inducted into the hall of fame.

[@jmalb42]

I always tear up at this.

[@exeortegarubio]

Then proceeds to send a kiss to the Heavens

[@MrShadowknight2000]

They was very good friends

[@MrSquilla23]

Both legends!

[@lamonthill7120]

Broke my heart when he said that I cried smh alot

[@bradknowles7846]

You handle these topics with such grace and appreciation for the business it’s incredible!

[@darinsavoury4444]

Excellent job on Big Bobby.

[@farrdawgjoker7087]

Agreed! Class act with absolutely awesome content that is perfectly on point and crafted with such love of the work being produced.

[@Phildo8]

Monsoon & The Brain were the voices of my childhood watching WWF!

[@nathj4818]

Me too mate through the late 80s and 90s..I think including Mean Gene Okurland would be the perfect Triple threat 🤙

[@nickperkins8477]

And, Vince McMahon himself with Jesse Ventura.

[@justinkline1294]

So true. Always fascinated as a kid by the name "Gorilla Monsoon" for a human man. And what kind of insult be "hamenegger"?

[@javiercastillo7084]

They were great WWE commentators before Jim Ross and Jerry The King Lawler

[@weezyg5084]

That's right!!!

[@wawaelias8842]

When Shawn Michaels kicked dude , and the brain said “ i knew he was gonna do that “ and when Shawn Michaels thru Marty thru the window the brain said “ look he tried to run out the window” hahahahaha hahahahaha!!😂😂

[@MadManGaming74]

That was a hilarious moment. I just watch it the other day on WWE Network

[@mrf19741]

CLASSIC BRAIN!

[@rashadcampbell8233]

wawa Elias 😂😂😂Classic Heenan “What a coward!” “He doesn’t need Jeneatty!!!”

[@wawaelias8842]

Rashad Campbell bruhh I watched that segment the other day , and he said 😂😂😂 “ oh i knew he was gonna do that “ hahahahaha!!!

[@rashadcampbell8233]

wawa Elias Gorilla:”Are you blind???”😂😂😂🤷🏿‍♂️

[@euroamerican5189]

Heenan is the greatest announcer and manager of all time. Heenan and Monsoon are the best announcer team of all time. Period.

[@ArchLinuxTux]

Still rubbed the wrong way with WCW not wanting Bibby to say anything when Gorilla passed. Yiu should had seen Bobby ans lord Alfred on commentary.

[@michaelcoffey1991]

@Euro the wwf/wwe was always the worst promotion of the known wrestling territories I legit watched the wwf JUST for those 2 that is no lie. An this is from someone who did an always will prefer awa, nwa mid south, wcw, wccw and so on above the wwf. However yea Heenan and Monsoon = gold.

[@andrewhagan7788]

Greatest manager of all time. Greatest Announcer has to go to Jim Ross though.

[@EXPLISITemcee]

yeah they beat the second best team...Ventura and Mcmahon ..or Ventura and Monsoon was good too...King and Ross are #3

[@euroamerican5189]

@@andrewhagan7788 Jim Ross would tell you Bobby Heenan is the greatest announcer of all time.

[@Morbos1000]

As a kid watching WWF in the 80s I always thought Heenan was the top tier manager in the promotion but it is only as an adult that I can truly appreciate his talent as a performer.

[@boone315]

I remember my Grandfather, a old fashioned, very reserved family farmer) laughing so hard at some of the stuff Heenan came up with... fun memories

[@reaganbush5686]

Looks like he had Aids not cancer

[@robertdiotalevi285]

@@reaganbush5686 Cold.

[@taydafranklin7800]

Heenan was is and always will be the greatest manager and announcer of all times!!! Nothing but respect for this gentleman!!!

[@shoeplayisbad1]

correct

[@FreddieBlaze]

Yes sir, he truly was the best there is, best there was, and the best there ever would be!!!

[@andrewhagan7788]

Greatest manager of all time. Greatest Announcer has to go to Jim Ross though

[@liecrusher3506]

@@andrewhagan7788 Cal Resnick.

[@bigfightfan6658]

Best Heel as well. Bobby will always be included in my pro wrestling Mt. Rushmore.

[@ricosuave6898]

"Heenan was an entertainer at a level few people in the wrestling business have ever been at". Summed up perfectly.

[@michaelvaughn8864]

ABSOLUTELY!!

[@aaronroyal9449]

I'd say he'd give anybody in any form of entertainment a run for their money. Bobby was pure gold.

[@MsSmitty9]

Best line of Bobby’s was “ a friend in need , is a Pest “ R.I.P. WEASEL. 🙏

[@sfcd4757]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@gaipontiff2]

Another favorite Heenan line of mine is. They say money can't buy happiness. Give me fifty bucks and watch me smile.

[@MsSmitty9]

@@gaipontiff2 😂😂😂

[@Jay-sy5yf]

Some things really were better "back in the day"...

[@richardmorris7063]

Wrestling sure was thanks to bobby.

[@sparks2spare782]

Watching the Brain and Monsoon on Prime Time was comedy gold! The greatest manager of all time. Could get heat from the crowd and work the mic like no other.

[@sparks2spare782]

Wrestling Bios All the stuff they did was unscripted on the show which is crazy. They just played off each other and was magic.

[@randybarnett2308]

The fans acted like they hated by shouting Weasel Weasel Weasel, but they really loved the Brain !! RIP HEENAN👍❤💪😃

[@angeliquaserenity5009]

The King of the Humanoids. Rest In Power, Heenan :D

[@redsoxfan26401]

That goes to all you ham and eggers out there...

[@EXPLISITemcee]

bet those idiots who called him a weasal now regret it.....repenting on sundays ...

[@vibeofthee80s_]

I used love reading the brainstorms article in the WWF magazine back in the day. RIP Bobby the Brain Heenan

[@seany84uk]

He has to be the best manager and announcer EVER. No1 will ever beat him

[@shoeplayisbad1]

agreed

[@EXPLISITemcee]

He was great at promoting THE GIANT(1995-96) and GOLDBERG... that was funny because i never heard him hype up a GOOD guy.. but he really promoted GOLDBERG...

[@zumaanandrade3486]

Agreed.

[@RaginRonic]

@@EXPLISITemcee I think he absolutely adored seeing Goldberg do his thing....when Goldberg beat Hogan for the WCW World Title, Heenan wasn't in his usual color commentator role, in a way....he had ended up becoming a PBP commentator, and for probably the only time at the announce table, shot straight, and threw his usual schtick out the window. It's something Bobby should have done more of. o.o

[@anwjuice]

@@RaginRonic heenan probably couldn't stand Goldberg who couldn't actually wrestle and Heenan was old school. I swear some people,lime you, have zero common sense

[@mrf19741]

Thank You God, for Blessing us with the Brilliance of Bobby "The Brain" Heenan!

[@nerblebun]

IMHO, Bobby Heenan's mind was so lightning fast, his comebacks so hilarious, he could have easily left wrestling and become one of the most successful comedians on the planet. Natural stage presence, and perfect comedic timing propelled Heenan into what possibly may be the greatest character pro wresting has ever seen. Even with all his health problems later in life, Heenan maintained his sense of humor & quick wit. We'll never see a bird flipped like Bobby "The Brain" Heenan again.

[@tayojones9460]

Another great video. Bobby was the definative heel manager and no one will ever replace him. Well done. If possible, can you make a video for Paul Bearer?

[@manraisedbypuffins9080]

Those pictures at the end of when he was ill choked me right up pal. Great video though :)

[@SillySongs4Everyone2001]

Well Bobby was no different than other Wrestlers who just couldn’t leave the business.

[@RaginRonic]

@n/a To be honest, it's also really, really sad that it ended up being cancer that did the one thing that not even Gorilla Monsoon could do....silence The Brain/Weasel. That type of irony is hellishly painful and heartbreaking. =S

[@SaviorGabriel]

@@RaginRonic I remember watching a video of him in that state at a convention. First thing I see is Heenan being silly, and flipping the bird. Cancer took so much away from him, but couldn't stop him from being funny. I'll never forget that.

[@Monetshimmons]

🙏,as you said, as I've gotten older I can see Bobby for what he was. A true comedian with impeccable timing and wit.rip too sir

[@Duke_Togo_G13]

Somebody was cutting onions in the last few minutes of this video. 😔

[@animaltvi9515]

Think alot of onions were cut

[@richardmorris7063]

Bobby never felt sorry for himself ever towards the end.he was a one in a million kind of guy.hope i can hang w/ him in heaven

[@danielarnold8902]

No, kidding

[@umbrellacorporationwuhanfa3731]

Nice handle!

[@dudechill7531]

Damn onion 🧅

[@jonrife8226]

Bobby Heenan was simply the best ! He brought any wrestling he touched to a new level ! Genius as a manager !!!! Incredible as a commentator ! Loved his work ❤

[@PUUN402]

He was my fav. I liked the video b4 pressing play cus I already knew the love you'd show him. N when you started n said words couldn't describe him I knew it was going to be a great video.

[@haroldh.hoffman7882]

He lived it he breathed it. Barnum & Bailey would b proud. Monsoon, they were undoubtedly handsdown the greatest in there era. GB RIP the legends live on.

[@funkypluck]

Great Stuff man...Until you look back, you don't realize how much of an impact the "Weasel" had on us...R.I.P. Brother...

[@NegotiableHemingway]

Great video and really well done. This is the new “go to” channel for wrestling. I love the bios and the in-depth info you go to for each individual. You really make the effort with these. Thanks

[@garrettedwardspears]

I agree.

[@anwjuice]

Agree the my go to for westing Bios as well

[@vibeofthee80s_]

100% agree

[@briankrause2359]

Beautiful vid, I never saw any images of Henan's very late days, heart breaking to see what came of him and how much he must have suffered. Poor guy. I LOVED the Heenan family, him managing Orndorf was probably one of the most memorable times of my wrestling fandom as a teenager, but he was as you said 'gold' on commentary for years and years after that. Great stuff... (both his career, and your overview)

[@guyburgess2160]

@WrestlingBios This has to be your best work. RIP Bobby Heenan.

[@2laughandlaugh]

The time he went on "Later" with Bob Costas had me in tears. He never dropped the persona and always kept up kay fabe. He told Bob he would be running his show in a few weeks.

[@Gunners_Mate_Guns]

Yep, that entire show is up on YT, and I couldn't stop smiling and laughing at the Brain's signature rapid fire jokes and sarcasm. He really deserved his nickname, "The Brain" wherever he went.

[@Jayce_Alexander]

The greatest talent ever to grace the wrestling industry. I'm of the generation that grew up on JR and Lawler (and Schiavone and Heenan on Nitro), but I totally agree: Monsoon and Heenan were the greatest commentary team of all time, bar none. Rest in peace, Bobby Heenan. We miss you.

[@carlafoster7052]

I loved me some Bobby Heenan! This video almost made me cry! You did an amazing job with this video! As a little black girl in Chicago, wrestling was the best thing back in the day! I hated Bobby Heenan & loved to see him get beat up but his career was awesome! Dam! I miss these great days when wrestling was my top concern plus I thought it was REAL!

[@Gunners_Mate_Guns]

I feel sorry for folks who didn't get to watch matches that featured Bobby either as a contender, manager, or announcer. I would often watch matches just to listen to his steady stream of jokes and putdowns.

[@bobtaylor3945]

Hes with us in our hearts,just like the rest of the late wwe superstars that past on RIP Bobby heenan thanks for your entertainment ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@steviereedeker3314]

If he would be alive today , he could save RAW and SMACKDOWN in just ONE episode . Without taking a single bump and with whatever talent you would put him with. Best manager ever

[@trentonmcclintock7836]

Eh... ok, settle down

[@steviereedeker3314]

@@trentonmcclintock7836 , its wrestling so we go a bit overboard , still this was a funny and witty man. And this year wrestling is not the best year ..... I miss the crowds.

[@Gunners_Mate_Guns]

Actually, if the Brain were alive and at his peak, and (most importantly) put fully in charge of both Raw and Smackdown, he really would turn them both around for the better dramatically. As it is, wrestling today is dead, and Brain called that, too, and he called it several years before the travesty that is wrestling today: "They don't have kayfabe anymore."

[@vivalasvegas2090]

When wrestling was real

[@nzgersfan]

God I remember when the brain paid tribute to monsoon on wcw you just know when things aren't fake and that was very hard to watch the pain was real and to tell wcw either I do this or I'm walking just shows how much brain loved monsoon bless them both... Legends

[@jamesmabrie8410]

Bobby The Brain Heenan was one of the smartest Managers in Pro Wrestling

[@irmaaguayo6175]

Heenan family lives forever nothing but brains 🦅

[@duvalcounty5861]

Can we get a Jim Cornette..I'm sure he'd critique it very quickly

[@Gunners_Mate_Guns]

I just wish Cornette wouldn't be so reserved and unwilling to say what he really thinks on just about anything. Getting him to speak is like pulling a lag bolt out of a board with your bare hands.

[@beaub650]

The Brain is one of my FAVORITE characters/ up there with Macho Man and LOD. He MADE 80a wrestling as a commentator.

[@MrBeardsley]

One of my favorite Heenan bits as a commentator was when Monsoon or McMahon would say “[Babyface wrestler] could be seriously injured,” and Heenan would come back with a cheerful “Super!”

[@davidlonghurst9845]

Bobby heenan was one of the greatest managers of all time in WWFI cannot believe the actually deteriorated that much over couple of years

[@Stylebyria]

This video brought tears to my eyes. I never appreciated his commentary until I was older. He was one of the best of ever do it. Miss him. You can tell on the air he hated Tony shivone. I wish I met him before he passed. God always take the good ones too early.

[@f1racecontrol737]

Even as a heel, Bobby was a hero to me as a kid.... #Legend

[@crockerjack2369]

One of the greatest managers and commentators of all time Also can you do eddie gurrero

[@c.l.freeman7654]

ludwig von koopa not one of, he IS the greatest of all time

[@Gunners_Mate_Guns]

Yes to a comprehensive bio on Eddie G. He was fantastic, definitely my favorite wrestler in the era (2003-2007) that I watched wrestling heavily. I was crushed when he died suddenly.

[@katrinaladesic736]

He was one in a million. There will never ever be another manager like him. The chants of weasel were out of this world funny. He spawned so many wrestling factions it was unreal he was a trooper right until the end. He changed so much you cried when meeting him in public. Met him once at a convention and he was so kind and you could tell he was in so much pain it broke my heart. He was and always will be the BRAIN!

[@Fmandan77]

100% correct when you say that Bobby and Gorilla were the best. If you don't agree, you didn't live it, they were a perfect compliment to each other.

[@dancrews7769]

The GOAT of managers

[@maverickninjaentertainment6670]

What a brilliant video. Thoughtful and thought-provoking, respectful and very informative. Bought a bit of a year to the eye thinking back on all the memories. Thanks for all the effort you put into these mate. Great work

[@edalder2000]

"WILL YOU STOP"!!!

[@davidbellile9241]

"A friend in need is a pest".

[@josephdietz3446]

Monsoon and Heenan were so good I still listen to some of the matches they called incredible stuff I miss those guys

[@jim6820]

Still miss this guy to this day. He was one of the reasons y I tuned into professional wrestling. Thanks 😊 4 all BIG LAUGHS and great 👍 memories.

[@jmalb42]

I've been watching all of 1987 this year. Heenan and Monsoon were so damn good together.

[@ChanceUriahMiller]

One of the greatest heel managers ever. Classic!

[@bryantc2899]

Accompany to the ring by his manager, "Bobby The Brain Heenan"

[@Marauder99991]

Hands down one of my favorite wrestling personalities, totally underrated even given all his kudos.

[@brianrose3099]

“Jannetty tried to dive through the window to escape!”

[@funkychicken3808]

By far the best vid to date. Heenan has to go down as the best manager of all time. Watching him chase his tail in the weasel suit was priceless. A true legend of the game. Wrestling is worse off without him. Great vid my friend.

[@c.l.freeman7654]

Funky Chicken I was lucky enough to be there live as an 11 year old kid. Milwaukee County Stadium at “Wrestlefest” July 1988

[@funkychicken3808]

@@c.l.freeman7654 great stuff my friend. I didn't get to go to many events back then as I'm from England and they hardly put any events on.

[@lincolnadams83]

"Win if you can. Lose if you must. But always cheat." Bobby Hennan. Priceless!!

[@ryanj7517]

Wow. I had never seen those post cancer/operation pics. That was heartbreaking. He and Gorilla are without a doubt the best team to ever commentate for WWF! RIP 🧠

[@BIGREDMACHINE070678]

The only death in wrestling that really affected me. R.I.P Great Man

[@thomasroedgaard117]

I remember in the 80s how I loved Randy Savage in the ring and Jess and Mcmahon commentating, but the brain was allways there, no matter if it was as manager or as funny commentator. The guy loved his work and respected other people, even though he probably was smarter than most of them.

[@thomasroedgaard117]

And yes. The day Bobby said goodbye to Monsoon was very touching!

[@chadpugh1490]

I'm a little young to have experienced Heenan's earlier days first hand. I watched him on Nitro for a few years before WCW went under. I didn't see him again until a KZbin video of him at a convention after his cancer had set in and his jaw had been reconstructed. I was floored. Then he shot the bird at the camera and I laughed my ass off. Yep, that's Heenan alright. RIP BRAIN.

[@tomgales155]

Wow! That was so w ll done! Great stuff man! I even she'd a few tears at the end. Can't even lie. That's so awesome tho that he was 72 and sick as hell with cancer and going to fan fairs. Damn talk about someone that loyal to the business! I love Brain.

[@jamesharris1493]

Oh my! I am so saddened by Bobby's physical changes at the end of his road. God I enjoyed Bobby's character and sense of humor which was unique. I pray right now Mr.Heenan that you are commentating in heaven. Thank you for your many years of hard work.

[@uuhhthatguyagain1777]

There will never be a greater heel manager/commentator than Bobby "The Brain " Heenan, together with Monsoon = legendary announcement team

[@vibeofthee80s_]

one of the all time greats behind the mic, the funniest and most entertaining manager and anounncer in the wrestling business, a WWF Legend RIP Bobby 11/9/22

[@Soultaker934]

Bobby’s work in the AWA was his best. He and Bockwinkle were fantastic together. He wrestled quite a bit in his AWA days and took better bumps than most anybody else on the roster. His interviews were so entertaining and witty. Greatest of all time managers!

[@stephens9462]

Joe Freiheit yep. Grew up in Minnesota (AWA country) in the 70s-early 80s and Bobby made the shows.

[@DFA8117]

pure genius there will NEVER be anyone like him plain and simple. This guy is a LEGEND. Even this is not enough to state how much he meant to wrestling industry as a whole not just WWF. Him and Gorilla are the best commentators ever jim ross and jerry lawyer are 2nd.

[@beefcake9339]

No other wrestling manager could come close to drawing heat Like Bobby could back in the day. The guy was a legend.

[@HyperActive7]

Heenan is one of my favorite managers of all time. His hilarity is off the charts and his days in WCW should be recognized and respected. People of today need to look at what real heel work is and Bobby was it!

[@poopsyko]

HyperActive7 he didn’t seem as good in wcw and a lot of times it didn’t seem like he cared for being there

[@Gunners_Mate_Guns]

@@poopsyko Most likely because he despised Schivani.

[@dianeleahan3357]

I was watching an old WCW match and Bobby was on commentary...he said something and I started laughing, hard, and I remember thinking... “I don’t remember Bobby being this funny “... he really was hilarious!!!

[@theone861]

What are you talking about that bikers & wrestling don't go together?! Think about it bikers & getting rough it's a perfect mix. You can tell your not from around here.

[@ViraL_FootprinT.ex.e]

Just googled those Warrior words on Heenan and I forgot how much of a POS Helwig was. I guess because UW was such a big part of my childhood I blocked all of that stuff out of my memory and subconsciously ga e him a pass. Yeah, fl that guy. I wouldn't suggest anyone look up what he said on Heenan at all though. RIP to The Brain ✊🏾✊🏾✊🏾

[@adamhayes5315]

I only really started to delve into bobby heenan recently and can only say what a guy! Im sorry i missed this era! RIP bobby!

[@dannys1392]

Bobby "the brain" Heenan... gosh how much I hated this man as a child. Now as an adult, I see how great he was at his craft. He did exactly what his character was intending to do to a child's mind. RIP Bobby, one half of the greatest commentary team in WWF history in my opinion.

[@samuraijock9185]

I agree with you wholeheartedly that Heenan and The Gorilla were an awesome commentary pair. I think their greatest PPV that they called together was Royal Rumble 92. Heenan going completely OTT with Flair getting the number 3 spot and going on to win the WWF Championship was hilarious and awesome to watch and listen to.

[@whatsyurprob158]

There was never anyone like The Brian, and never will be again. RIP, Brain. 😘

[@circuitovitalrockenespanol3588]

Bobby was Awesome...there will never be another one like him. RIP

[@roymartin500]

On my high school wrestling team I used to tell everyone Bobby Heenan was my real father, haha, my coach hated me cause he hated pro wrestling. I was loving it. RIP "Dad" Bobby Heenan. EDIT: He was the funniest, most entertaining person in wrestling. Monsoon & Heenan were the best.

[@ceannasai5731]

Bobby The Brian Heenan is Iconic.... You are right.... as a kid growing up I used to hate him but as an adult I actually see now that he was a brilliant heel manager and loud mouth.... watching some of the old wrestling matches and his commentating is comical. So sad about his deterioration in health. R.I.P

[@thereilneid2868]

THE GREATEST MANAGER & ANNOUNCER IN THE HISTORY OF PRO WRESTLING. NOBODY'S EVEN CLOSE!!!!!!!!

[@Slammer_1970]

Bobby was pure Gold. There will never, ever be another like him. I have come to really enjoy watching matches were his stable was involved in them. Just wished that someone would have thought about having Rude and Perfect as a tag team. Think about how devastating they would have been.

[@JohnHWelch63]

There will never be a commentator duo in pro wrestling again as good as Bobby Heenan and Gorilla Monsoon. The two were pure gold together. I almost hate to say it because I always loved Jerry Lawler and JR too, but Heenan and Monsoon were the best!

[@johnobrien1759]

Bobby the fuckin brain Heenan was and is the greatest. My mother hated wrestling but if the brain was broadcasting we would be able to watch it. Even my mother who hated wrestling would watch it because he was just that great. Plus he's a Chicago boy

[@jmgfx4161]

He was very charismatic, and I agree with you about him and Gorilla Monsoon. This brought a year to my eye. Thank you

[@JonDeth]

*The heel we loved to hate that always had us swinging back to believing the violence was 100% real, the feuds were real and the victories were real. I can remember thinking they must use the hops in punches and so forth to minimize damage or they would kill one another!* Strangely, that last statement is actually somewhat true.

[@tonymoretti2347]

Poor man carried a injury for 12 years since he never had insurance.. Wow says a lot about the WWE and America in general. Just terrible

[@catyear75]

There have been several outstanding managers throughout the history of Pro Wrestling. With all due respect to those talents , Bobby "The Brain" Heenan was the absolute best ...!

[@razzbender3385]

Heenan on commentary for Royal Rumble 92 is legendary. His comments on Virgil always has me in stitches.

[@BlueLighteningGojo]

God damn it was a great time hearing him and Gorilla on the mic. I miss those two. 😞

[@larrydavis4019]

Mere words cannot begin to express how much I miss Bobby & Gorilla. My favorite part of his Hall of Fame speech was when he said, "I wish Monsoon was here". He wasn't the only one. They were truly best buddies 4-ever. I miss them both so much.

[@Cameron_611]

Even though I prefer Jerry “The King Lawler and Jim Ross as commentators,Gorilla Monsoon and Bobby “The Brian” Heenan were a great duo. It was sad to see them during their final moments (especially Heenan). Considering how they were at each other’s throats on commentary,it was almost hard to believe hey were best friends in real life. He was a great manger but a better commentator and really enjoyed his commentary in WCW.

[@supereyes82]

After watching this you begin to realize why wrestling as an industry has fallen off so much. They just can’t reproduce this kind of talent... no one in the wwe currently comes remotely close

[@3.2Carrera]

Great work here. It took me a few days to click this video since I'm still shocked he's gone. Such a quick wit and so funny. He provided me countless hours of entertainment. RIP to one of the true greats.

[@silkymvm937]

Even at his H.O.F. induction speech he had a great speech. The greatest entertainer in all of wrestling.

[@MrSmitty1074]

GOAT!!!!!

[@robclark4507]

Hated this guy when I was kid but love him to bits now him monsoon quality act rip guy

[@jamesburr25]

Your content life and career content is exceptional. My first exposure wrestling was Summerslam 1989 on VHS first match on the card was the Hart Foundation vs The Brain Busters w/ Bobby ‘The Brain’ Heenan. I have thoroughly enjoyed your videos it had brought back many memories and it always saddens me when I hear of the passing of legends especially from the 80s and 90s. Keep them coming they really do put a smile on many peoples faces

[@adecook8282]

A truly amazing individual, he bought so much to the world of wrestling. As a manager he added an extra dimension to matches, he was so much more than a just a face at ring side. His commentary is legendary and I have to agree that along with Gorilla he formed the best commentary duo ever in WWF. Fondly remembered and sadly missed. Another great video, thank you.

[@chuck-a-luck5690]

Most excellent documentary, thank you.

[@johnstrausbaugh6718]

Bobby was a genius. Everything he did was absolutely brilliant