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Shoot with Moondog Rex Randy Colley

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What is it like to have one of the most successful pro wrestling gimmicks stolen right out from under you? What is it like to wrestle in front of a sellout crowd in Madison Square Garden? What is it like to brawl in front of 10,000 plus fans in Memphis, TN? You will find out all of those answers and more as RF Video is proud to present the Randy Colley Shoot Interview.
 
Randy Colley is a classic, journeyman wrestler who has wrestled all over the world and has stories to tell about it. Randy has some great stories about breaking into the business. He also has a lot of fond memories about his early career in Florida Championship Wrestling. Hear stories and memories about some of the Florida greats including; Blackjack Mulligan, Dusty Rhodes, Eddie Graham, and more. Who helped Randy the most and how? You will find out in this exciting shoot interview.
 
Randy's most successful gimmick was as one half of the Moondogs. As Moondog Rex, Randy wrestled in main-events all over the country. Hear all about the Moondogs rise to the top in the WWWF. Randy talks a lot about Vince McMahon SR and his dealings with the boss. Why did Randy come and leave so fast? What happened to Randy's first Moondog partner? What were the other stars at the time like Andre the Giant, Hulk Hogan, and Bob Backlund like? Hear some great insight from a guy that was there right in the thick of things.
 
Randy also talks about his short but memorable run in Memphis, TN. Randy talks about his legendary brawls with the Fabulous Ones. Who feared working with the Moondogs? How seriously did he take his gimmick? How did the other big players in Memphis feel about the success of the Moondogs? Randy has some fun stories from one of the most notorious territories in wrestling history, Memphis, TN.
 
Randy also talks openly in this rare interview about what happened with Demolition. Randy claims to have created Demolition and wrestled a few matches with Bill Eadie. Vince McMahon made the switch from Colley to Barry Darsaw. Why was the switch made? Was Randy given anything to compensate for the switch? How did he feel about Bill and Barry continuing the gimmick? What happened when he went to court with the WWE? This story alone is worth the price of this revealing interview.
 
Randy also tons of tales from his other stops along the road including his short run in WCW. What was it like working with booker Ole Anderson? What wrestler leaving impacted Randy?s future in WCW the most? What did Randy do to try and hang on? Was Randy ready to hang it up after things fell through? Hear yet another story about how Randy was so close to success, yet had it slip through his fingers at no fault of his own.
 
You will hear anecdotes about all of your favorite territorial and national pro wrestling personalities. Randy tells stories that you have never heard before in this entertaining shoot interview. It with great pleasure that RF Video, Inc proudly brings to you, the Randy Colley Shoot Interview.
 

How did you get into the business

Were you a fan

Who trained you

What was training like back then

How soon did you have your first match

What was the kayfabe like for a young guy

Did anyone ever mentor you early on

How soon did you hit the indys

What was the first territory you worked

Memories of your time there

Memories of working in Florida early on

Memories of Dusty from there

How hot was he

Memories of Curtis Iakea

Memories of matches Bob Backlund from this period

Is it true that Bob used to stretch guys that came down to try out

Do you remember when Hogan came through to train or were you gone

Memories of Eddie Graham

Memories of Greg Valentine from this era

Memories of Billy Robinson

Memories of Ray Stevens

Memories of Rick Steamboat

Who did you like to travel with

Good road stories

Memories of wrestling a young Barry Windham

Memories of matches with Bobo Brazil

Memories of the Funks

Memories of teaming up with Jim Dalton

Memories of your first Memphis run

Thoughts on Jerry Jarrett

How did you wind up in the Moondog gimmick

Did you like it

Memories of touring Puerto Rico

Memories of matches with the Gilberts

Memories of Carlos Colon

Did you initially click with Ed White

What happened to him

Were you afraid the gimmick would be dropped

Did you initially click with Larry Latham

Who’s idea was it to put Latham in the gimmick

How did you wind up in the WWWF

Initial impressions meeting Vince McMahon Sr

Memories of Vince Jr

Memories of Lou Albano

Memories of teaming with Lou in six-man tags

Any good stories about Albano getting fired

Memories of Hulk Hogan in the early 80s

Memories of matches with Andre the Giant

Memories of Bob Backlund

Memories of matches with the Strongbows

Are you surprised that tag team wrestling isn’t as important anymore

Memories of Bruno Sammartino

Memories of teaming with Stan Hansen

Memories of matches with Garea and Martel

Who were your favorite teams to wrestle

Memories of wrestling in MSG

What was the party scene like in the WWE

How well did the locker room get along

Memories of Don Muraco

It seems like you guys left right after you dropped the belts, was that the way it was designed

How come you don’t think you had a long run

Did you expect a longer run

How did you wind up back in Memphis

Did you get pushed more coming off of the WWF run

Memories of matches with the Fabulous Ones

Did you like the brawling more in Memphis

Memories of matches with the Rock and Roll Express

Memories of Jerry Lawler from this era

Memories of Bill Dundee

Memories of Jeff Jarrett

Is it true that a lot of enhancement guys walked out when they heard they were booked against you guys

Memories of being managed by Jimmy Hart

Memories of matches with Terry Taylor

How did you wind up in Mid South

Memories and thoughts on Bill Watts

Was he a bit too harsh

Memories of teaming with Eddie Gilbert

Memories of matches with Al Perez and Wendell Cooley

Memories of the harsh travel schedule

Any good road stories

Memories of Junkyard Dog from this time

You guys came back to the WWE in the mid-80s as enhancement talent, how did that come about

How did things change in the locker room

Why do you think you never got a push

How was Vince Jr different than Senior

Was it frustrating to just be used as enhancement

How had Hogan changed

Did any of the boys treat you differently

How did you come up with Demolition

What was Vince’s reaction when you approached him

Who chose Bill Eadie

Did you like Johnny V as a manager

Thoughts on Bill

How did you get cut from the group

How did you find out

Did you feel betrayed

Was it a big drop to go from Demolition to the Conquistadors

Are you surprised that fans still remember the Conquistadors

Was it hard showing up for work watching Demolition get all of that success while you were stuck in the opening matches

Did you threaten a lawsuit

What happened when you sued

Were you afraid you’d be blackballed

Did you settle and howd it work out

Were you surprised that Spot continued the gimmick

Was it hard getting work after the lawsuit

Do you regret it

Memories of your run as the Nightmare in Mid South

Fav matches from that time period

Memories of Oliver Humperdink

Memories of working in Continental as Detroit Demolition

Were you sued at all

Thoughts on the territory at the time

How did you get into WCW later in your career

Memories of the Deadeye Dick gimmick

Thoughts on your stable mates Black Bart and Dutch Mantell

Thoughts on Ole Anderson as a booker

What was the plan for the group

Did Stan Hansen leaving for Japan kill the group

How soon were you released

Did you try and stay on in some other capacity

Did you ever try and get into TNA

Do you think the Moondogs get their due for their place in history

Fav teams overall you wrestled

Least fav guys to work with

Was there someone who you thought would make it that didn’t

Vice versa

Best ribs and road stories

Do you ever want to write a book

Can a character like the Moondogs get over today

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Moondog- Original Smash
Brad Krapff (Oxnard, CA) 2/2/2010 12:38 AM
Kamala,Missing Link(RIP),George Steele, and now the Curtain gets pulled back on Moondog Rex.... This guy seems to be the neighbor down the street that you just enjoy chatting with. Really down to earth and admits regrets, He's had a few, but he did his way. Now for the Demolition story. as much as he does tell you are able to tell the fear of the "Machine" scares Moondog into holding back his Bark. Enjoy, I did ... Brad