Greg Valentine - What Hulk Hogan is Like in Real Life

[@TitleMatchWrestling]

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[@chrisvintage1093]

Very humbled of you to share this Greg is a Legend !!

[@ytinhd5787]

I will double duche

[@jonrife8226]

Very interesting stuff i didn't know

[@matimus100]

Wrestle DON'T INSULT THE WORD!

[@alfredoaldo8343]

Instablaster

[@Jordonarkyn]

I met Greg about 30 yrs ago in mount pleasant sc. I saw him at a gas station. Asked for his autograph. He didn’t want the attention but had us follow him and pulled over the side of a road. He gave me his autograph and was very nice to me and my family. I was about 8 then. To this day it’s my only autograph. Just wanted to say thank you Greg. As a kid it meant the world!

[@Christbepraised]

That's cool. Seems like a cool guy

[@FAMOUSSLICKRICK]

That's so awesome!!! Greg was the main man. Tough as nails. 😎

[@petestreet100]

@@FAMOUSSLICKRICK wrong, he was tough as a hammer

[@FAMOUSSLICKRICK]

@@petestreet100 you are right my friend. THE HAMMER!!! 😎

[@Koexistence13]

Best elbow drop ever

[@bodhi8297]

This is what the wrestling needs now. Guys like Greg Valentine. Seriously underrated by the guys today. This guy should be teaching wrestlers

[@MsLamar101]

AEW should give him a job

[@g7721]

Agreed. Valentine is very underrated. He had a great IC run and made a lot of money and did so as the US champ in Crocket too.

[@jacklandaupresents]

He’s from the era where people actually wrestled, & weren’t called entertainers because they actually wrestled.

[@bustersales6921]

@@g7721 lmao wut

[@bustersales6921]

Lolwut. How is valentine underrated? He’s constantly talked about. He’s the son of one of the biggest money drawing baby faces in rasslin history

[@YENKOGT]

"My beautiful wife that I'm still married to" I don't know why I liked this so much... What a nice guy.

[@modeladenny1218]

Still being married to the same wife for more than a few years is a rare thing now. I was married to the same beautiful wife for 62 years. Till death did us part.

[@modeladenny1218]

@World Traveler I remember meeting Hulk at a vintage car show room, I think in St Pete, where he bought a late 50's Dodge. As for the marriage, I was lucky. I met my perfect dream and we did everything together. Share your dreams, your hobbies, and learn to forgive. Her name was Dollie. People called her Dolly Parton. She was from a poor country family, never wasted money, yet dressed to attract attention.

[@modeladenny1218]

@World Traveler Good luck as you travel your world.

[@teller1290]

God bless you, sir.

[@steve8803]

@@modeladenny1218 marriage doesn't mean anything. It's just a legal piece of paper. Your love and your bond is what unites you.

[@Phoenix7786]

Now that I am in my 30's I really appreciate a guy like him. He's so underrated and such a straight shooter.

[@robertbailey2570]

Definitely

[@nathanialbroadway2719]

Got that right , I’m 33 and remember the Glory days of Wrestling !!! 80’s 90’s and early 2000’s were the best years :) !!!!!!!!!!

[@DanRaidersWarriorsSharksGiants]

He's a straight shooter with "upper management" written all over him.

[@monurajput5608]

@@nathanialbroadway2719 it's just too fast we turned over 30! Seems like yesterday. Life is not that big as it seems .

[@nathanialbroadway2719]

@@monurajput5608 Got that right !

[@honestreviewer7788]

I like that Greg never really badmouths anyone. He gives an honest opinion but stays classy about it. And you know he's a legit tough guy so added respect

[@honestreviewer7788]

@@Turner.1 I just checked. He's still alive. Says he's 70. I know his dad died in 05. Johnny Valentine

[@SignOfTheTimes008]

@@honestreviewer7788 can confirm, it was Johnny, not greg.

[@litgamer6205]

@@honestreviewer7788 well this was filmed in 2021

[@MrMann703]

I've never seen an interview of his like this, thoughtful before he spoke about others and chose his words well. There's so many of these wrestlers I wish I could of seen more of, before WWF came along in western Canada our wrestling was limited on what we could watch

[@aronmaslan6604]

He’s scammed hundreds of interviewers out of paid in front cash by not showing up. He’s notorious for his. This guy is anything g but classy and was a tired dinosaur in the ring past 85.

[@vanillagorilla6091]

Wrestlers have incredible memories when it comes to remembering wrestling where, who, and when.

[@emobassist]

Except for Lacey von Erich I hear

[@impactinc]

So true.

[@gobuckeyes997]

Or when Hogan called the superdome the silver dome. I guess they struggle with where they are at the moment lol.

[@SFranc]

They BS a lot too. Their stories change many times.

[@bryanelam7431]

I don't know how they do it! As a kid I always liked the hammer and after seeing a lot of shoot interviews with him I like him even more!

[@charlesezrarevmongoosecane5097]

I met him at a Ace Frehley concert in NYC, and I went up to him and said, how you doing Champ? He was all smiles when I said that. He gave me a handshake and this guy is built like a tank. To me, he is one of the best IC champs ever

[@mbrum3230]

Figure 4 was one of the best moves

[@TheHardcoreRob]

I could listen to Greg talk wrestling all damn day. He's got credibility and always tells interesting stories.

[@rxtp17]

You are right. And he didn't have a massive ego. He had no problem doing what was asked... win or lose. (As long as he was paid... lol)

[@chrisbg99]

I've come to the conclusion that wrestlers of that era have the best stories. Since for such a long time it was practically a Wild West sort of atmosphere.

[@wileecoyote5749]

Put down phone, go outside

[@b-bopeddie1290]

@@chrisbg99 you got that right bub.....

[@spiritchild9101]

Yeah, he seems pretty legit, and enjoys discussing all this stuff.

[@GodofWarChuka]

When I was a kid I liked watching Valentine wrestle. Lots of good matches. He was a machine. Not as big as some of the other wrestlers, but tough!

[@hatednyc]

Valentine and Beefcake were my favorite team as a kid

[@jaysantos536]

Greg was a gravy train off his old man. Johnny was AWESOME and I loved watching him beat the sh#t out of Fritz Von Erich.

[@carlryan608]

Figure 4 leg lock! What a submission hold by the hammer

[@GodofWarChuka]

@@carlryan608 That was always a great move / Finisher! 👍

[@jaysantos536]

@@carlryan608 He copied Flair. Dude gravy trained his old man Johnny who was an AWESOME wrestler. Kicked Old Man Von Erich's ass every time they wrestled a FAIR match that wasn't rigged.

[@Jmillz181]

Greg slapped my chest at New York comic con, it was so awesome I will never forget it. His hands are gigantic and he was a great wrestler.

[@ArmourRules]

The Greg Valentine/Tito Santana rivalry was one of the best ever!!

[@mitchmiller6366]

Valentine promos/interviews are classic

[@tazzhardwick1316]

Freaking blood baths with those two

[@HoboDave12]

Valentine and Chief Jay Strongbow in WWWF was epic as well

[@tazzhardwick1316]

@@HoboDave12 His matches with Wahoo McDaniel were bloody as hell

[@raoulduke3770]

Tito Santana lived in my town, after wrestling he had a hair salon in the next town over. Met him several times. Super nice and very humble guy.

[@dwade6322]

I love Valentine...straight shooter...when you look at his face you can just tell everything he has experienced in life.

[@frankg5408]

True

[@PoorMansInvesting]

Sunny has a similar face now and she's experienced a lot too

[@aznluvr7]

He looked like that when I was watching him in the 80s.

[@TheAcarch2]

Master of the "Figure Four" leg lock. What a LEGEND!

[@toddsands6000]

Whatever opinions fans had about "The Hammer," one thing was for certain, he helped put fans in the seats back in the day.

[@shanedenmark5536]

Define “back in the day”? I remember mid-80’s I found him incredibly boring. He always looked like he didn’t want to be there.

[@markfrank5937]

@@shanedenmark5536 but a lot of people loved to hate him. He was a very big draw, back in the 80s.

[@shanebeck8559]

Him along with gorilla monsoon were the first 2 wrestlers i Knew thanks to my mom Also got to meet them both along with all the other legends at a rollerskate wrestling lock in at Kings Field House on Ft. Riley kansas back in 83 as a wee lil guy. A memory that will never be erased

[@apostasiaelegcho5612]

@@shanedenmark5536 Maybe it's you that's boring. Maybe cartoon characters is all that you can relate to. Obviously the vast majority of people found him entertaining or he wouldn't have had a 21 year career, along with an action figure made of him. Bet you're great at flipping cheeseburgers, though.

[@shanedenmark5536]

@@apostasiaelegcho5612 Holy crap how did you get so smart?!? How did you know so much about me? Are you my dad or something? Now I’m just getting creeped out. I always feel like James is watching me. WTF Dude... It’s amazing how big your balls are when you’re behind a keyboard.

[@jacklandaupresents]

I worked in Tyrone Mall in St Pete years ago & would see Greg with his granddaughter there & would talk with him while she ran amuck in a store. Enjoyed it because he’s real people, and treats others that way.

[@alanlevesque7180]

Used to go there when there wasn't a mall. Just Sears. They built the mall onto the Sears store. 😁

[@morrisstanley123]

Ate dinner with him and his wife at a sushi restaurant in Madeira Beach Florida back around 2003 , 2004... really nice down to earth guy talk to me and my wife the whole time

[@jaysonsparks2272]

He's my uncle. If you liked him you would've loved my grandpa.

[@GeneralSherm]

@@jaysonsparks2272 who’s your grandpa ?

[@michaeljackson9125]

@@GeneralSherm greg valetines dad lol. he was wrestler too

[@GeneralSherm]

@@michaeljackson9125 what his name

[@radrich4873]

@@GeneralSherm his name was Johnny Valentine

[@Halloween111]

Man, I was a wrestling fan back in the 80's when I was a kid. Seeing these guys now as just people talking about their job is wild. It's sad how many of them are absolute wrecks from everything they put themselves through. Not to mention the ones who died from the physical punishment combined with the crazy life that came with wrestling back then.

[@johnderfler5183]

I was working security at the Plaza hotel and casino in Vegas in 2002 and 2003. They had a wrestling get together at the hotel. Greg and his wife were coming in the front doors where I was working, he looked at me and I said The Hammer, he just smiled and kept on walking.

[@jyesucevitz]

Greg is still married to the same woman since 83!? good for them. I like Greg even more.

[@AnthonyArgyros]

Me too 👍

[@TheSportsfan35]

Flair had a crush on Greg's wife while he was married to Beth.

[@andrescatelan6474]

Im 42 n this coming year will b our 25th anniversary married with the same women n Thank God everyday Im a very lucky guy

[@adam9310]

@@andrescatelan6474 who are you?

[@andrescatelan6474]

@@adam9310 ?

[@TravisCotter]

I always had respect for Greg Valentine, a classic wrestlers. Mr. X

[@sprintkick9793]

The Hammer was so underrated. Such a solid wrestler and able to sell creative story lines. Easily in my top 10 of all time.

[@Matt-km3po]

Greg. You wrestled my 2nd cousin Pedro Morales when I was a kid. 2 ass kickers. From a Bronx guy to you. Cheers brother.

[@RataStuey]

Greg seems like the nicest most down to earth no ego human being. What a great guy. Best to you man.

[@granapictures8042]

You know a territory-era wrestler when he refers to the WWF as "New York" and GCW as "Atlanta." Love it.

[@shawnoandrew]

Yeah, Yankee crap and Southern good stuff.

[@chuckfinley6747]

The old school territory guys are the best wrestlers and always have the best stories.

[@toddsands6000]

The "Hammer" was right, I respected the Road Warriors, but like "The Hammer" said, you couldn't have them wrestle for extended periods of time because of their limited amount of wrestling moves. Overall, I preferred WWF over the other wrestling territories, but I liked wrestling better when they had the territories. I have almost ignored wrestling once everything merged into one WWE.

[@gregbaldwin5144]

Those were the days and they are sadly long gone

[@chizzadmadness85]

WWF and WCW have always been referred to by those respective towns

[@johnnychambers6969]

I met Greg at a small gym in North Carolina,mick foley and the freebirds was there.This guy is a class act.Hammer Hammer Hammer!

[@ronnie1005]

I used to see Greg all the time at the Sports Arena in Los Angeles. Iconic and certainly one of a kind.. NO DOUBT.

[@Opheggie54]

Greg Valentine and wrestlers of that era are needed more than ever now they have such great wrestling credibility and know how to sell.

[@EdgarHammer847]

35 years ago I was 12. Valentine as a heel was awesome. Legend.

[@cdiedrick]

Valentine was always cool in my eyes. Never a wow factor but just the definition of a wrestler.

[@Cvtreasures]

In the world of Professional Wrestling, Greg Valentine is a National Treasure. A Class Act! No vindictiveness, no animus, Just a Class Act!

[@daerth4423]

I used to absolutely HATE that man when I was a kiddo. Just a testament to how great he was at what he did. Not a nicer guy in the biz in reality.

[@BigBass-xf5yi]

He sold that heel role to a “T”... I would cringe whenever he put the figure4 on any of my favorites... lol Damn,Greg was good. And an absolute legend

[@toddsands6000]

@@BigBass-xf5yi For some reason, I mostly liked heel wrestlers. Greg "The Hammer" Valentine was one of my all time favorite wrestlers. I have fond memories of his classic feud matches with Hulk Hogan and Tito Santana.

[@Sener]

Not a nicer guy? He refused jobs lol

[@marcstevens3761]

I think he's also a professional chef. Read it in a 1975 wrestling magazine many decades ago. Do you know??

[@tekubus]

I hated his cabbage patch face.

[@chrispineo1979]

Valentine was a glue guy. With all the gimmicks and such the WWF needed wrestlers who could wrestle to counter balance the gimmicks and create matches people would want to see more of. He was one of the best at that.

[@maxxxmodelz4061]

I really hope Greg is in good health and stays around with us for years to come. This guy was always a heel, but back when I was just a little kid he was one of my favorite guys to watch on WWWF in late 1970s and early 1980s. He was the first guys I can remember being a master of the Figure 4 leg lock. Well before Flair took that move. I know there were others before him as well, but I was too young to know them.

[@julielee6176]

It's awesome you know Greg was the before Flair bc Flair will say different

[@kidray7818]

Valentine has one hell of an memory. He had a long career and he remember almost everything even timelines💯💯

[@kswiss1012]

Very underrated wrestler and his memories/stories seem really crisp/clear for the amount of time he has wrestled.

[@Byzantine41]

Great memories watching the Hammer in the late 70's - late 80's. He was a dedicated wrestler and had excellent matches.

[@Bones6987]

Wow Just found this channel Absolutely the best childhood memories I have I was 10 in 79 And watched all these guys Every Saturday

[@6548ww]

I could listen to Greg for hours he has a lot of stories to tell...great story teller 👍

[@afattori316]

God bless you Hammer that your still married. That’s the key to true happiness in life, having a partner in life and a family. Class act you are Greg.

[@shellyweiers121]

I couldn't agree more cool guy

[@kevinkelly1529]

*you're

[@chadk890]

Greg drew more money than the entire WWE roster

[@porkchop3328]

The *actual* keys to true happiness are a fast internet connection and knowing the assistant manager at Shoney’s so you get a 15% discount on the buffet.

[@FilmTraumaPodcast]

What a legend. I could listen to him talk about wrestling all day.

[@nickydepaolaentertainment33]

What a good dude ⭐️ I’m 58 and these were my days 💪🏼Greg talks highly of everyone 💎class and he’s still here !

[@markkrispin6944]

He is the master of the figure four leg lock. Great guy!

[@loosegoose1975]

I remember seeing Greg in Nova Scotia around 81-82 as a kid. He's the only guy I remembered all these years since.

[@chadwickerman]

It's nice to see a veteran wrestler who isn't completely bitter and hateful towards most everyone they worked with. Hearing him say how he's still good friends with a lot of the guys is very cool. He seems like a humble guy who just did his best to get along with everyone.

[@sulaymaan9]

Greg Valentine, I was working airport security in the 90s after I got out the Corp. I saw a lot of wrestlers come through RDU. I turned to one of my coworkers and said there's Greg Valentine. He over heard me say his name and turned and shook my hand. That's when I would say I started liking the heels better in wrestling than the faces.

[@kennethestes4741]

They were usually the nicest one 😂

[@roccon1338]

Nice listening to Greg.

[@glenfenderman]

Mr. Valentine, a long time ago I worked as a security guard at The Calgary Olympic Saddledome. I was passing by in the concourse, and you smiled and said a big Hi to me, and I walked right by without returning your greeting, thinking that you were greeting someone else. I'm sorry if that was a misunderstanding. Cheers to you, my friend!

[@JimBob_McRob]

I met Greg in 1983/84 at my hometown high school. I was 12/13 and he came out of the gym locker room doors after a WWF event in the school gym. His Cadillac was pulled up to the door and he opened his trunk and (I swear) he had a stack of white towels (which he always wore around his neck and under his robe) neatly folded in a pile about 3 feet tall. It was kinda surreal. He had Wendy Richter with him as well (she was gorgeous). The two of them got in the Caddy and drove across the street to a corner gas station/store. We followed them over and they gassed up and purchsed a 6 pack of brew and hit the road. He was a bit standoff-ish but polite. I also met Bob Backlund that night - he was still WWF Champ and about to lose the title to the Iron Sheik one weel later in Madison Square Garden. I loved wrestling back then.

[@kennethmccullah4905]

Greg was always a favorite of mine, even as a kid when I believed in kayfabe, he was a heel but I loved him. He wasn't huge but he was damn tough and that's what I liked about him. He was a very good wrestler and for me, he was one of the most believable. He was just a hard hitting tough guy. I seen him years later at an indepent show in Dayton Ohio and as he walked through the isle way I stuck my hand out and he high fived me. That made my night. The Hammer is the best! He seems like such a humble class act guy and a straight shooter who doesn't bury everyone. Thank you so much for all the amazing wrestling memories Greg, you were one of the few who made me believe. Bless you Greg!

[@Retro_Game_Craze23]

Greg is an awesome guy! He comes into my step dads shop often. He will talk wrestling all day long if you will listen.

[@oveidasinclair982]

I never seen much of Greg's wrestling, but just listening to him you know that he's not only been around a while, but was one of the early greats

[@xsamitt]

i was 16 ...in Golds Gym working out.........In walked in was Greg and the Iron Sheek.............I couldn't believe it.....Good memories

[@PDKMA]

My mother sat next to Greg on a flight to Seattle and said he was the nicest man and nothing like on tv lol

[@SpartakillOfficial]

Most wholesome shoot I’ve ever seen

[@LuchadorMasque]

This man needs propers for keeping a marriage alive for 50 years in the wrestling industry.

[@kevinmc4500]

Kyle, you are damn right

[@archywiseman]

No kidding.

[@LuchadorMasque]

He's now one of my favorite wrestlers. Was never a fan before I knew this. It's like droz, he's just a good dude. D lo brown broke his neck and paralyzed him (droz dorsnt feel this way. He says it was his mistake.). And the very first thing he could say to anyone was to d lo to not feel bad. They're friends to this day. Thibk about that for a second.

[@1979augistine]

Beyond amazing considering all the rats and crazy shit going on

[@CincinnatusPublish]

You're right... They pretty much went on tour like rock stars, being away from home for long stretches at a time.

[@hippa2dahoppa2]

man greg valentine seems like hes going to live forever. he seemed super old in the 80s when i was a child.

[@patrickdoran180]

How can you not love this guy?

[@buckstrider]

Greg Valentine wasn't the wrestler you wanted to see, he was the wrestler you needed to see.....Just so solid in the ring. You couldn't ask for a better all around, Jack of all Trades type. To this day, nobody can make an elbow drop look as good as 'the Hammer'

[@JohnnyButtons]

Greg was a true old school shoot wrestler, as was his Father the great Johnny Valentine. Love this guy!

[@dyates6380]

Not really a wrestling fan except when I was a kid, but I find this interview particularly enjoyable. Greg seems like a really down to earth guy.

[@r.d.stevens9482]

I never realized how much these guys mean to me until I see and hear them again. Thanks for the great memories! Peace!

[@TonyPearl]

SO much respect for these guys - the athleticism, the showmanship... I met Hulk Hogan in FL in 2005. Treated him with the respect he deserved & he was very nice. I got a great picture with him. Made me look tiny in comparison!

[@modeladenny1218]

My good friend and I met Hogan at St Pete when Hulk he was buying a Dodge muscle car convertible at the car museum sales place. Friendly guy and took time to talk while dealing on that car.

[@thelonegerman2314]

Greg Valentine was a Wrestlers wrestler , Master of the Art, Inherited from his Father/Trainer and The Hart's, I Could Understand Why Greg Valentine Had Problems with Otherb Wrestlers because Many of them Are Transplants from other Sports like Football, Bodybuilding, Bouncers , Singers/ musician like Hogan

[@selfiekroos1777]

The hammer is old school, no BS.

[@rockyracoon3233]

Yes!

[@teller1290]

Shoulda seen his daddy! No wonder he's old school. Didn't have much choice.

[@Litauen-yg9ut]

Love Greg Valentine's interviews... very genuine and unbiased.

[@crowmedicine4520]

Love listening to these stories!! He’s got such a great memory!!!! Thank you Greg !!

[@DCeasedbrickbuilds]

What a humble laidback dude.

[@kristjan3376]

I could listen to Greg for hours awesome storys

[@AS-nz2lt]

One I agree with 100% is that Greg can wrestle. He was a good worker man

[@leiflohne3096]

I was never a big Hammer fan, but I've rally enjoyed this interview serie...

[@silverpantsblue.1780]

Man, Greg was my guy. From my perspective he was low key compared to all the other personalities and I really gravitated to that.

[@Ty_Ranus]

New appreciation for the hammer, seems like a good guy.

[@robertmartin4449]

I can’t remember what I ate for breakfast. This guy is a senior, wrestled forever and still remembers when things went down 40 years ago. Impressive

[@gentilewarrior]

Apparently he stayed away from parties, hard drugs and steroids. Drugs kills brain cells and this proves it as his contemporaries are either dead or have debilitating illnesses.

[@terrencedeagle4429]

I met Greg Valentine at Newark airport in 83..via Peoples Express. Those were great times. I think he mentioned he was wrestling in two cities in one day. Jesus!

[@mikemcq10]

Greg Valentine -- THE man who kept the sport in sports entertainment.

[@ADAMdinho1]

One of the men who put the PRO in pro wrestling

[@johntom9406]

@@ADAMdinho1 Ain't that the truth!

[@thelonegerman2314]

Greg Valentine was a Wrestlers wrestler , Master of the Art, Inherited from his Father/Trainer and The Hart's, I Could Understand Why Greg Valentine Had Problems with Otherb Wrestlers because Many of them Are Transplants from other Sports like Football, Bodybuilding, Bouncers , Singers/ musician like Hogan

[@robert-lz9qf]

I miss the early wwf days, these guys were the greatest, Greg and the hart foundation were the best

[@BigCheech-wy9os]

Awesome. Thanks Hammer. You are an Icon.

[@clutchcargo4924]

Thank you Mr Valentine. We had a great time watching you guys.

[@robinsugerman7995]

Met Greg when I was 15 very down to earth man and friendly.

[@graciethebluejay]

Real nice to see such a legend looking and sounding great these days. Great vdeo.

[@tomscott3]

Hammer!! One of the all-time greats.

[@philaman1972]

Talk about a legend! The first time I saw Greg was in the early 80s on WWE TV managed by the late, great Grand Wizard of Wrestling!

[@pt8208]

Mcmaaaaaahon!

[@MrK623]

Ernie Roth was great. They don't make them like that anymore.

[@johntom9406]

@@MrK623 He was very cool and always dressed in style!

[@danos1011]

greg is a legend. the only guy who got on so well with every one on the roster.

[@jeffk.9075]

I'm glad to see Greg doing well. He was one hell of a technical wrestler.

[@chuaal-dey2894]

Such a cool interview.

[@danm3213]

I remember watching Greg's dad, Johnny Valentine, wrestle on 'Ray Fabiani's Mat Time', which aired on Saturday mornings in Philly. Johnny had the same shock of platinum hair. Always gave a good effort.

[@nickperkins8477]

Love hearing Valentine talk about Hulk Hogan. Those people were big in the business when I was a little kid discovering it. True legends. Love hearing Hammer call Brutus Beefcake “a brother.” ❤️❤️

[@tomdelong808]

It's refreshing seeing a wrestler not hating on Hogan 😂

[@erikkibler3466]

Thanks for the memories Greg👊

[@WordBirdLynne]

We met Greg Valentine after a match, a long time ago. He was so nice and talked to us for a long time.

[@iracer9395]

Greg the Hammer is still on of my favorites of all time. 🙏

[@SuperNovaForTheBlind15]

Thanks for the great entertainment Hammer 🔨!!!!!

[@mohammedguketlov5619]

What a great interview really like listening to him

[@Sonjacrow]

The children in the comment section can’t appreciate the legend of Greg the Hammer Valentine.

[@Sonjacrow]

@@someguy3226 what are you talking about?

[@bustersales6921]

@@Sonjacrow ...what’re you talking about?

[@Sonjacrow]

@@bustersales6921 what are you talking about?

[@hectorquintana712]

@@Sonjacrow what are you talking about?

[@Sonjacrow]

@@hectorquintana712 hi troll

[@sendit1158]

Greg Valentine was such a great wrestler when i was a kid in the 80s, thanks Greg

[@crazycritter4255]

Grew up in the 80s obsessed with wrestling. Always liked The Hammer. He wasn't flashy and never did flips off the ropes like they do today. Always viewed him as a "tough guy" who could wrestle for 45 minutes and and never get tired. Always liked his matches with Piper and Garvin. Had some good ones with Hogan too.

[@josephvitielo1693]

And Backlund

[@dcmbdcmb3116]

Greg seems so genuine and truthful. I hope he enjoys a very healthy and long life!

[@sleepalaska]

met the hammer back about 10 or 13 years ago, dont remember, but what an awesome guy..spoke to me for quite a bit despite it being at a con

[@BigBass-xf5yi]

Greg was such a solid heel back in the day. People like Greg, Don Muraco, Bob Ortin ,Adrian Adonis, Stan Hansen and the list goes, we’re such compelling heels and made the product almost seem real. Greg worked a couple of programs with Bob Backlund ,at MSG, that were absolute, kayfabe, golden year masterpieces. The best days of the WWWF......

[@ARGCDG]

Valentine and Muraco and so underrated. Solid heels and performers.

[@DeMan59]

Greg Valentine was there at the beginning of Hulkamania. His matches with Tito Santana were awesome.

[@jppennypincher9051]

Underrated. He was a staple for so long and always did business right. Makes a lot of sense him and Hogan are buddies. Similar mindsets.

[@markstearns8029]

I now love Greg the hammer, what a great interview, this gives us a real peak at what a great man this dude is.....