Bobby Heenan - Full 2 Hour Shoot Interview (Hulk Hogan, Vince McMahon, Ultimate Warrior)

Enjoy the definitive Bobby “The Brain” Heenan shoot interview, one of the greatest sit downs in pro wrestling history. We talk about the Brain's entire career and all the highlights from AWA/WWF/WCW and beyond.
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RIP to the late-great Bobby "The Brain" Heenan.
This interview was originally produced by RF Video Inc in 2002. Licensed for distribution on Title Match Network.
Not only is this one of the funniest shoots you’ll ever see, but it is extremely honest and informative.
Interview Topics:
-Why and how he became a manager
-All the details on how he pioneered the managerial role
-Early Midwest territory including Indianapolis
-How he developed his interview skills
-Talks about legends like Bruiser, Crusher, Harley Race, Verne Gagne, The Original Sheik and others
-What was it like to work for Gagne?
-The success of the AWA
-Heenan takes you to other promotions like Texas, Florida, & Memphis
-What was Hulk Hogan like in the AWA?
-Why did he leave NWA and how did Hogan help him get his job in WWF?
-What was Vince McMahon like?
-All the details of his WWF stint including managing John Studd, King Kong Bundy, Hercules and Paul Orndorff
-Why he didn’t like to manage The Missing Link
-Heenan takes you inside the Hogan vs. Andre Wrestlemania 3 match including how they got Andre to agree to lose
-All the details on hosting Prime Time with Gorilla Monsoon.
-His close relationship with Hogan
-The heat with Terry Taylor and the failure of the Red Rooster gimmick.
-The story of Atsushi Onita breaking his neck
-Being phased down as a manager
-Being brought back as Ric Flair’s manager
-Why did he leave WWF?
-Going to WCW with Hogan
-Why didn’t he manage in WCW?
-How did WCW hold him back?
-Why did they hold him back?
-Heenan explains why he didn’t care in WCW and why his performance wasn’t that good
-The failure of WCW
-His return to WWF at Wrestlemania 17
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[@TitleMatchWrestling]

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[@mattsamaco9804]

He definitely was the best. Him and Monsoon were my childhood

[@shanewiley436]

😢

[@shanewiley436]

@@mattsamaco9804got

[@UAPReportingCenter]

God, I wish Bobby was still around to have a podcast

[@nextjin]

It would be as popular as the Drive Thru probably. Bobby was annoying incredible talker.

[@TrumpDesantis-zm3kg]

Imagine him and Gorilla, millions would watch

[@TheIrishSicilian]

That would be awesome. Bet he'd have tons of great stories. He was the best.

[@thekingofkingsrp]

I know man it would be epic. Imagine a Gorilla and brain podcast....

[@poliopony]

@@thekingofkingsrp definitely would cancel plans to listen to them

[@donwise9459]

My Mom never understood why I liked pro wrestling, but during the last year while she was dying of cancer, she wanted me to be with her and said go ahead and turn on wrestling. She would laugh so hard at Bobby and Gorilla throwing verbal jabs at each other, while they were hosting. Bobby never knew the joy he brought her. I saw him quite a few times wrestling and managing in the 60s and 70s, both at the Chicago Amphitheater and the Hammond Civic center.

[@lee.valley]

they were like a double act, I swear they were better than the wrestling matches, such great chemistry together.

[@halfwaydowntheroad]

The GREATEST voice in the history of wrestling. Yeah, I wrote it. God bless you Bobby, wherever you may be.

[@GregsProWrestling]

In heaven.

[@jamiethompson1008]

He's in heaven managing the Heenan family

[@alwilson3204]

He was good at his craft, very funny and greatly experienced, yea we get it, but on every video for any star, there are 200 comments on this person being THE greatest at something that ever lived,; mostly a bunch of kids caught up in the moment to impress others in the section of their extreme adulation and can't recognize someone was one of the best, ...blah, blah...Like he stated, and some in the business didn't like it, he was basically a form of comic relief (on the heel side) for wrestling, there were those knowledgeable of the holds such as Soley, bodily make-up, ligaments, bones, muscles, like Monsoon was, etc., As for general announcing, Vince was very proficient, skilled and articulate before the days of the Mr. McMahon character, and they were all very good, maybe even better.

[@vincentrobertson8677]

Rotting in the ground

[@johnzeszut3170]

He was one of the best! He had a short lived talk show after wrestling with Lord Alfred Hayes - these fellows would have put Johnny Carson - no slouch he - to shame!

[@BigDuke529]

Great shoot for all of us "Ham & Eggers"! 🙏🏾

[@MitchClement-il6iq]

I'm a humanoid.

[@robertmoore8821]

​@@MitchClement-il6iqWhat a coincidence! I'm a humanoid too.😆

[@timothyl8237]

Ahhahahahha. I loved that saying

[@leostenson4476]

"Don't touch me humanoids" T-shirts coming soon

[@arriuscalpurniuspiso]

You wanna conduct a Pit? You wanna conduct and interview?! Fine! I will not be responsible for what THAT MAN DOES TO YOU!!!

[@rajakghosh6602]

Had Bobby not succumbed to the horrible disease, he'd definitely have his own podcast on YT and endeared fans with stories of the territory days along with tongue in cheek humour. An excellent man gone too soon.

[@The_Sage_of_Six_Paths]

He did succumb to it.

[@Lemont5236]

He would’ve been the GOAT had he been able to do so.

[@Comrade2261]

​@@The_Sage_of_Six_PathsDuh.

[@The_Sage_of_Six_Paths]

@@Comrade2261 the OP edited his comment. He originally said "If Bobby would have succumbed"

[@dustin6528]

He’d have the #1 podcast for sure.

[@supervenom1]

Spooky him mentioning his jaw and the TMJ knowing what happened. Its so cruel that a guy so witty and articulate was struck down in such a way.

[@Comrade2261]

Absolutely heartbreaking.

[@canman2418]

Crazy right?! 😬

[@grundian]

He could have been a standup comedian. Just the best wit and the most awareness. RIP.

[@SteveMartin-ir7un]

I was thinking the same thing. Obviously he had pain his jaw at this time and didn't realize it was cancer. Doctors should have caught it this early and things might have turned out different. RIP Bobby.. GOAT.

[@kellyallen8528]

Heenan and Vince were gold on commentary. The era who listen to Michael Cole has no idea how good Heenan was as a heel announcer. I think Heenan is the best worker in wrestling history actually.

[@TheFoodieCutie]

Bobby is the best. He’s wrestling Royalty. No manager ever was as great as him. I love this shoot interview because if you ever wanted to know about the business, this man is the real guru. I wish he did more before he passed.

[@jamiethompson1008]

I think it was really cool that Bobby was really Hulks friend. They were great together. You would've never known that they were actually friends.

[@marklefkowitz4385]

And guess which one of them have been the salt of the earth, genuine nice guy of the two?

[@alwilson3204]

The superiority of kayfabe strikes again.

[@dougschadel8094]

I showed my dad this interview and he loved it. He really thought Bobby was funny which he obviously is. That's what's missed in wrestling today. Good commentators and people that know the business

[@jumbothompson]

WWF was so fun to watch because of guys like Bobby or Jessie etc.... It really was the best form of entertainment. I don't even think people like Heenan exist anymore.

[@Dougdenslowe714]

Bobby was the best! Entertaining as they come. I wish he was still here with us.

[@michaelvieyra9765]

The best

[@christianwitte406]

How old is he?

[@dougschadel8094]

@@christianwitte406 he's 78 now 🙌🙌

[@ericdravenX00X]

This is the best shoot RF video has ever produced.. RIP Bobby

[@heart_of_black]

interviewer "how was your trip up here?"" Bobby "any one you walk away from is good" ' love bobby!

[@dano8203]

Best manager and best color commentator in the business. Not only did he know how to draw heat and money he was funny as hell.

[@myquest666420]

Man, even when he was checked out during his later WCW days, he was still my favorite color commentator. He was so quick witted and genuinely funny.

[@DavidMccallister65]

Man I love Bobby. I could listen to him talk for hours. I never realized how great he was. He should've been running WCW.

[@jobangles3677]

Bobby the brain Heenan, for my money, was the best commentator of all time. As a kid you hated him, Watching back you're in stitches

[@jdt2003]

Hilarious - quick witted - great heal color guy

[@cujosephwalker9707]

Haha yeah. He would just effortlessly dismiss the talents of the baby faces lolol.

[@jamesbellefeuille2926]

Heenan and Gorilla together were gold.

[@alwilson3204]

Maybe the best heel color commentator, as there is a big difference in that claim by itself. I think Ventura, being an ex-wrestler was just as proficient, though I loved Heenan too.

[@jobangles3677]

@@alwilson3204 Ventura was solid gold. I really liked Lord Alfred Hayes too

[@jayb-clay2724]

So good to hear this voice... Miss you Bobby

[@T-Rip510]

i normally dont watch full interviews but this is so good and i even remember bits and pieces of it. The Brain was easily one of the best managers/characters/commentators/hosts ever. RIP

[@John.Flower.Productions]

Heenan was also one of the best wrestlers ever. The greatest talent that the wrestling business has ever seen.

[@alwilson3204]

Same here.

[@codybuckner9325]

I know this shoot video is over 20 years old, but I can't help but pause when he talks openly about Hennig, Piper, Savage, Miss Elizabeth, Orndoff, Snuka, The Bulldogs, Kanyon, and the Ultimate Warrior ALL OF WHOM were alive when this recording took place, and they are all gone. Just wow.

[@The_Sage_of_Six_Paths]

Father time doesn't do any jobs

[@cagecrawford103]

I was wondering what year this was shot.

[@codybuckner9325]

@@cagecrawford103 I believe it was around April 2002

[@jennyn5692]

​@@codybuckner9325If so, Davey Boy would be the first to go...he died in May 2002. Sad.

[@JWS1985]

The chemistry between Gorilla and Heenan was absolutely perfect. Best announce team ever.

[@briansolo]

Thank you for this. I'm about 1 hour in, and Bobby hasn't launched a personal attack on a single personality the entire time, when he easily could have. What a class act. There will never be another Bobby Heenan.

[@marklefkowitz4385]

Greg Valentine as well. Great worker, now gives great interviews, doesn't knock anyone down.

[@bredenis5]

08:40

[@alwilson3204]

Excepting his comments on Terry Taylor.

[@williambax8085]

23 years later and he literally could not be more right

[@unknownkingdom]

He would love AEW

[@SimplyJ53]

@@unknownkingdomno he wouldn’t lmao look at what he thought about WCW, that’s literally how AEW is being ran if not worse😅😂

[@unknownkingdom]

@SimplyJ53 I think you should watch the vid again. There are multiple times where he expresses a favorable opinion on exactly what AEW is doing and is all about

[@williambax8085]

@@unknownkingdom he’s describing a lot of the mentality that is killing aew. Can’t wait till aew goes under and I can stop hearing about it

[@williambax8085]

@@unknownkingdom only if they paid him. On his own he wouldn’t even know it existed.

[@brian-ld4vd]

Bobby Heenan is the Goat. Runner up Jim Cornette.

[@tonymartinis2956]

jimmy hart lol

[@travispoettcker1078]

TRUTH

[@jrthetravelingsalesman6357]

Until Cornett passes then everyone will see him as the best. I see him as the best now, corny is doing what no other manager ever did. Love Bobby but corny is the 🐐

[@The_Sage_of_Six_Paths]

Cornette has TDS too badly

[@bmw328i8]

@@The_Sage_of_Six_Pathsthats my one negative I have about him. Keep politics out of my wrestling!

[@PalmaColantuono-rz1pt]

Love 💗 that voice describing the Andre and ultimate warrior situation. “He’s learning “ lol.

[@alwilson3204]

Hilarious.

[@John.Flower.Productions]

If you want to witness the true genius of Bobby Heenan: _Bobby Heenan on "Later with Bob Costas" (1989)_

[@bilklein]

Only problem I had with that was that they acted like Heenan had never managed a champion, as if his AWA run never existed. Always wondered if that was Vince's doing, or if Costas was that clueless about wrestling. I'm sure he wasn't a fan, purist that he is.

[@greghughes6098]

I could listen to Bobby talk forever. Rest in Peace Weasel

[@tonyarbogast6598]

He was such a good guy.

[@kenterminateddq5311]

One of the best shoot interviews from one of the best talkers and managers in wrestling. Thank you, Title Match Wrestling.

[@CelebznbodysuitNeckMaskz]

The best ever ! Period !! I grew up watching bobby an Freddy Blassie , the wizard , Cap Lou ....being born in 76 made me perfect age to enjoy the 80s WWF

[@doubles7533]

One of the best Shoot Interviews of all time. Thanks Title Match.

[@TitleMatchWrestling]

****This interview was originally produced by RF Video Inc in 2002. Licensed for exclusive distribution on Title Match Network****

[@alwilson3204]

OK...

[@user-dl7lj3zt1v]

Bobby heenan the cream of the crop of wrestling managers the absolute best and the nicest guy in the world! Very easy going! Bobby the brain heenan forever!

[@johnfrankart702]

Thank you for uploading the full interview guys!! Bobby was a treasure and I miss that guy 😭😭

[@shiftacula_music_3646]

Rip Bobby you were one of a kind. Thank you for all the jokes, punchlines, and just being yourself each time I watch the sport. 🙏🏾👊🏾💯

[@Jay_Cannon]

I watch this every 6 months or so. Bobby seemed like such a good guy. Just one of the all time best. The best manager ever. One of the best color commentators ever. RIP Mr Heenan.

[@markrobert205]

Best character of all of them. He and Monsoon, priceless.

[@pam7022]

Bobby was an integral part of the legendary lineup that made it all so amazingly entertaining.

[@interstellaroverdrive3658]

This is by far the best shoot interview I have ever seen. God bless Bobby Heenan and God rest his soul.

[@kennethmattsson880]

Bobby Heenan was such a professional at what he did!

[@byron916mauck]

man seeing wrestling go full cycle is perfect on the closure of a moment of my childhood..the fact that there is podcasts and shoot interviews plus hours of wrestling footage out there and they pulled back the wool on the wwf as a entertainment icon the good the bad and the ugly..i now understand what i got to witness live may these legends truly rest in peace and i appreciate the ones left to tell the story

[@timothyl8237]

This is the best interview. I’ve watched it 5times

[@ultra_marcus]

As a kid in the UK in 1991, I was as fascinated by Heenan, Okerlund and Monsoon as I was with the in ring talent... those guys sold it, made it matter.

[@ImaginalComponent]

One of my favorite shoot interviews of all time. Absolute legend.

[@bkhcheng]

I am 1 of the hams & eggers that followed the Brain since I was 6.

[@JohnnyRock5]

Bobby Heenan said Hogan was always up for the big ones. Bobby said Hogan was always up for the big money matches. Heenan loved to say HULKAMANIA is DEAD! And Bobby loved every minute of it and Bobby loved every minute of Hulkamania in WWF and WCW.

[@JMKVH]

This is the best shoot interview. Such a down to earth view of the wrestling business. Gives great insight in why wrestlers and companies succeed or fail.

[@genos_vacuum]

I miss this great man. Honest and was taken from us too soon.

[@ItsFrankieBoy]

He said the magic was over and this was 22 years ago. Imagine what he'd think now in 2024.

[@jasonpritchard4818]

This is one best shoots as an old school wrestling fans I watched a lot of his 90s work with wwf /wcw great talent very entertaining Thank you Bobby RIP Bobby the Brain Heenan.

[@badboy514world]

Miss him so much, this men was so talented, intelligent and knew is job like no others! WWF during their peek had key players and Bobby was one of them!. R.i.p Mr Bobby Heenan 🙏 Best heel manager to ever step in the ring.

[@jamiethompson1008]

Listening to this i really miss those days. I grew up watching the WWF starting in 85 when i was 12 years old. Ive been to so many live shows. Ive seen all the WWF greats in person. Me and my brother watched every weekend, we watched every Saturday nights main event. We recorded all of them on vhs and i still have most of them. My brother was 4 years younger than me and we were buddies who loved wrestling. That was 85 to the 90s. We love Hulk and Macho, demolition, bulldogs, hart foundation, jake the snake, andre and Bobby the Brain and just about the rest of them. We later loved Austin and Rock when we were in our 20s. Iam now 50 years old. My brother died 2 years ago from liver failure. The day before he died i sat with him in the hospital, he was awake but he couldnt talk. I sat with him and played wrestling on my phone while i held his hand. We watched Hogan and Macho on Saturday nights main event and we watched the Rock concert and some Austin. At my brothers funeral i did a eulogy at the end i told our life of wrestling and i said i would meet Stone Cold Steve Austin and tell him about my brother. Last september i met our hero. I live in nevada and steve lives close to us. He races offroad and comes to my small town alot. Steve signed an autograph to my brother and this memorial day 2024 my whole family and i are taking it to his grave and giving it to him. Im putting the autograph on his cross.

[@jamiethompson1008]

This post took me awhile because I kept tearing up. I have so many great memories with my brother. Hes up there with Bobby now and the rest of our heros

[@RobPalmer80]

One of the best shoot interviews I've ever seen. Continue to Rest In Power, Bobby.

[@gnovincejr2]

Love ya Bobby! May you Rest In Peace! The greatest of ALL TIME! What ever he did was top tier!

[@Jeremy_23]

Thanks for uploading the full interview 😊 I sure miss the Brain he was by far the greatest performer in wrestling history !!!!

[@DavidMccallister65]

"There's alot of guys that all pull in those places at 4 o'clock in the morning wearing galoshes."😂😂😂

[@ashd6964]

Watching this again today and getting emotional as so many have passed from the golden era. God what amazing times to be a kid. Sat morning WWF wrestling Challenge. And every now and I would wait late night to see if Sat. Nights Main event was on. Thank you, Vince McMahon, for making WWF such a great time to watch.

[@MorgansReviews]

exactly, I remember those days, just hoping, and when the music hit 4 Sat Nights main event, life was good, best moments ever, Orndorff refusing to tag, bundy and studd teaming up, hogan, piper, what times that was

[@GVGames1986]

He is a likeable guy. Speaks from the heart.

[@shadowman2192]

Us “humanoids” will never forget Bobby The Brain Heenan. A true legend. Rest In Peace.

[@The_Sage_of_Six_Paths]

He was an absolute genius.

[@steve3602]

This video shows me the type of person Bobby Heenan was. He was truly "The Brain" in more ways then one. He was honest, sharp, funny and was open with his views on the wrestling business and the people involved. He was a good man, a wise man and may he rip.

[@TyCutta.]

Thank you so much. This is the reason I got the premium because of the shoots and half of them aren’t even on here in full.

[@thefourfourfour9512]

I use to love reading Bobby's little article in the WWF Magazine!

[@RobWallace-ng4sz]

I will never forget the brains comments on nitro the first show after Gorilla died, still makes me tear up

[@jennyn5692]

Me too. Seeing Bobby fight back tears makes me tear up.

[@battlestarmarc]

Heenan was so funny in the WWF. Heenan was magic on the microphone. Bobby Heenan show was awesome and should have lasted longer. Heenan Orndorff were wonderful together. Great shoot. Any chance to post the entire Dr.D David Schultz shoot ?

[@JoshuaTraffanstedt]

Man, i always liked Bobby Heenan, even as a kid. He was one of the few heels i loved to watch work. Bobby knew how to keep it clean and classy where it was kid friendly but also knew how to get stuff over that only adults would understand. He was an incredible manager. In my opinion theres bobby heenan and then everyone else is number 2.

[@TheIrishSicilian]

One of if not the best wrestling personality ever. Great brain and feel for the business. RIP Bobby the great brain Heenan.

[@user-dl7lj3zt1v]

Bobby the.brain heenan and gorilla monsoon were the greatest as a comedy team!

[@thadevilzadvocate]

When im stressed or sad ill put on some Bobby Heenan he could always cheer me up. He's just.....Funny.

[@jennyn5692]

I love Bobby so much. I never missed Prime Time. My mom was a good sport letting me watch when I know she didn't care for wrestling, although every now and then I'd catch her paying attention. She liked looking at Rick Rude and The Ultimate Warrior, lol. I loved Bobby and Gorilla (and Roddy Piper later on) more than the actual wrestling. Loved the Bobby Heenan Show too. Wish I could've met him. It broke my heart to see him deteriorate and have his voice taken away. It must have been so hard for him.

[@billwebber400]

Two people in wrestling I missed the most of Bobby Heenan and Mean Gene Okerlund there will never be anyone close to these two men ever

[@kevinbrooks1104]

I miss Bobby so much. Wrestling fueled my imagination, when I was a child. He managed my personal favorite, Curt Henning , and Rick Rude . The best set of heels .

[@slavenpetanic]

He was a perfect pair with Schiavone and Tenay..RIP !!

[@jamiethompson1008]

He is the greatest manager of all time not one of them. Nobody was as good as Bobby Heenan

[@yagamifire7861]

Absolute class of his own. I believe it was Cornette that said all other managers can only hope to compete with each other for a distance 2nd compared to Bobby

[@thomashenley1903]

22 years later, Bobby Heenan is still right about the state of pro wrestling.

[@marcuserickson4488]

Is he tho? He swore wrestling was dead cause the magic was gone and here we are 20 years later and going into another boom again. Most of what he said was right but not that lol

[@thomashenley1903]

@marcuserickson4488 I don't see it. I feel like wwe is still the same, aew is all over the place, and wrestlers still wrestle the same. That new car smell wearing off.

[@jackkenefick2696]

​@@marcuserickson4488The magic is gone though

[@PureBusiness-ef7xu]

21 minutes in and he perfectly explained why business and work is so bad nowadays. Everybody knows the trades and the secrets. Gatekeepers always played a good part in society. Everybody’s a plumber, everybody’s a salesman, but everybody isn’t fit for the position. The world is diluted with too much information and the market is over saturated now. You can’t make money like the old days.

[@user-dl7lj3zt1v]

Bobby was the greatest! He was super funny and very down to earth! I mer him one on one when he actually came up to me at a wrestling convention and told me a joke about paying off the mortgage on his house. And this legendary manager actually flattered me by saying that i should be a wrestling manager because i had the look.bobby actually came up to me! It was in king of prussia pa. I actually could talk with him one on one! Bobby was super funny and the greatest guy! Rip bobby. I love you and miss you brother! Ron marcella

[@ashleyggg123]

he was an amazing man RIP

[@mikes.4136]

Pure class.

[@RockSmith-rl9qr]

All the way

[@jackkenefick2696]

I'm so glad Bobby did an interview like this. What happened to him was tragic

[@d3th5tar]

This video will get ya through a rough work day. MAYBE the comment at 19:06 won't fly so high now, but golly, what a great video.

[@user-dl7lj3zt1v]

Super great interview!

[@vxrdrummer]

My god this guy was incredible. The best ever outside the ring as a Manager, in commentary, and was also amazing in the ring. He isn't the best but is in the top one!

[@OGHUGO]

Wow, this was the most entertaining interview I have ever seen!

[@undertakerfanz628]

His daughter is a sweetheart

[@Me_AV]

I remember when these shoot interviews were first dropping....I was like "Wow!! Here's the truth!!" 😂😂 It was cool.

[@michaelistheman1533]

Bobby heenan was always in character through his career. But the real bobby heenan he's extremely intelligent and got some wild stories, shame he's gone now

[@slabbusterrtr7690]

Bobby was a legend... probably quickest wited dude ever wonderful annocer as well

[@Whysobluntpal]

Gold.

[@mlc4050]

Just awesome, thanks for posting

[@Nostalgia9478]

Wow. Thanks

[@TrumpDesantis-zm3kg]

IMO, the best shoot of all time.

[@tellcraigyourstorypodcast]

This is a great interview! Well done

[@PulverizerA]

@ 40:20 Bobby says The Weasel Suit matches with Greg Gagne were great. @ 44:35 Bobby lists The High Flyers, Brunzel and Gagne as amongst his favorites to work with. When THE GOAT says you were great to work with, it must be true. God bless Bobby Heenan.

[@dannycosta5540]

Bobby The Brain Heenan was priceless. THE GOAT

[@dungeonsdumbbells]

That's why they call him Brain 🧠, more witty retorts than a Don Quixote novel. 📙

[@blackportspeakercabinets4145]

The interviewers laughter is the best part of the video.

[@RobPalmer80]

Everyone should want a true friend like Bobby Heenan.

[@andrewtaint2282]

As a boy I LOVED prime time with the brain & Gorilla ❤

[@kevinkeane303]

As a. Child i hated Bobby but as a adult i appreciated what a genius he really was . Bobby was and still is to this day what Jordan is to basketball the greatest thing ever to happen in professional Wrestling full stop❤

[@Webbie2689]

An A&E Biography or Dark Side about The Brain would be great. A series about managers by Vice or A&E wouldn’t be a bad idea.

[@petecapponi1333]

When life is really, really getting me down I watch this. I’ve watched 20 times I bet. The best part is when he describes his admiration for Gorilla Monsoon. “He was a gentleman…”. I hope someone speaks about me when I’m gone. Bobby Heenan was the greatest of all time. I wish he was alive just so I could hear him talk about anything and everything.