Arn Anderson On Jim Cornette Or Bobby Heenan?

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[@mcwhorter141mcwhorter8]

Cornette would and has said many times that Bobby was the best manager of all time.

[@gregclark3268]

Both cornette and JJ Dillon have said Bobby Heenan is the greatest and they'd happily fight over number 2

[@CuteLesbo69]

Cornette and Heenan were ok on the mic, but neither one were at the level of Jumping Jeff Farmer.

[@davidmitchell6873]

Yip!

[@warren2255777]

Who???

[@CuteLesbo69]

@@warren2255777 how can you call yourself a wrestling fan and not know about the majestic glory of Jumping Jeff Farmer??

[@franklinmardy8171]

I don’t know who Farmer is no disrespect to him but Corny and Heenan are top 5

[@dougwhaley1734]

Nwa was the best ever

[@ShadowAngel-lt8nw]

As commentator Heenan always was atrocious. Like that annoying grandfather at every family gathering, who thinks he's a comedic genius, while everybody just cringes at the outdated 1950's boomer jokes. As a Manager he was good for the most part, altough i can understand the view of people like Rick Rude, who resented him, claiming that he was always pushing himself too much into the spotlight. Cornette's an ok colour commentator, was a great manager who perfectly knew how to draw heat and when to take a step back. They are definitely behind the likes of The Grand Wizard, Freddie Blassie, Lou Albano and heck, i'd even say Sherri Martel, as she not only played crazy to perfection but was willing to take some crazy bumps.

[@chrischar9428]

ROFLMFAO TWICE

[@alecbrinker7268]

*facepalm*

[@timthegem]

What a pencil-necked geek.

[@robertm.3520]

3/10

[@Bobdinkins666]

Bromwell made me quit listening to a lot of podcasts