Podcast 1 presents the Steve Austin Show Classics.

Heels with heat and baby faces that are over and cash registers that are full of money.

I've been kind of following the fishbone interviewing Jim Ross because the guys got such a damn history in the business

I'm trying to cover the highs and lows and everything in between

Here's what it's all going to boil down to. I always tell you guys exactly like it is.

I'm going to have to bring Jim Ross on for some more episodes of the Steve Austin show

because right now I'm going to get off this page right now and I'm just going to talk purely wrestling booking

angle psychology and promoters with Jim Ross anyway without any further to do.

Jim welcome back to the show let's talk about Bill Watts and the magic of his booking and his psychology.

Well, the first thing Steve, you know, cowboy was a great psychologist.

He was a big athlete. He headlined the garden by his third year in the business.

Bruno San Martino took Bill under his wing. They became tag team partners. The inevitable turn or Bill became a villain, a villain, occurred.

They had three main events in a garden, which at that time was very unusual.

And so Bill had a bill got over and then when we got over in

New York thanks to bruno those matches of bill's pro-mobility you know here's a

six three three-pound baby face turned heel. Then all the other promoters

got word that this big guy is young and just starting the business and he's headline in the garden.

Watch got bookings in all the major territories of the top guy right away.

What is it about Bill Watsy got him over?

Man, I mean, when I saw Bill on TV and I, he was over with me too. Tough guy told it like it was. Now of course I didn't know at the time but you know he was

booking a place he owned a territory choice so what he said was law and it always

went down like he did but what did he bring to the table

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