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From a 2009 interview with Slam Sports in Canada : Heyman says his first true encounter with brutal anti-Semitism was an encounter with legendary booker "Cowboy" Bill Watts. "I'd never met Watts before," Heyman recalled with a terse lip. "The first time I met him was when he became the head of WCW.
Mark Madden, a Torch columnist who worked at the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette by day, was taken aback when he saw Watts hobnobbing with Hank Aaron, then a TBS executive, on one of WCW’s live TV ...
Bill Watts: “Don’t get me wrong, I respect the man for what he can teach you about wrestling, but as far as a human being, he was ugly, racist, bully bastard.” How Watts treated Ernie Ladd: “He disrespected Ernie Ladd, called Ernie Ladd words I won’t say – you know what word I’m talking about.
On this week's episode ( • The Black Rasslin' Podcast S02E210 | ... ), we briefly looked back at the time Hank Aaron wrote a letter to Ted Turner over a seriously racist rant then-WCW head Bill...
Every week, Dutch Mantell will give you his hot takes on the latest news, re-live some of the most memorable shows and events through history, bring you along on a virtual road trip to explain...
WWE Hall of Famer Jake Roberts took aim at Bill Watts during his Snake Pit podcast, calling him out for racist and ugly behavior.
Reply. Ghostiet. • 1 yr. ago. I find the structure of this quote hilarious. "he was a bully, a racist, and if that's not enough - a piece of shit, too"
