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Tony Atlas Shoots on SD Jones :: Black History Month Wrestling Insiders
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Tony Atlas is as authentic as a human being can be. What a LEGEND!! 💪🏽💪🏽🌎
No he's not. In another shoot he states SD was not his friend . He goes back and forth i don't think he knows what a friend is .
HoustonIsImmortal Till he starts saying he took 1 Dbol a day lol
I liked Special Delivery Jones. Always wondered why he wasn't on top. He was a good wrestler. Hard to believe that boots was the cause. Kind of broke my heart when Bundy set a new record against him at Wrestlemania.
SD understood ring psychology and he knew how to sell. SD just didn't have much charisma and wasn't a great talker. That being said, SD was great at putting over up and coming heels. SD was over with fans and his matches were entertaining.
Boston Wrestling MWF: I have had the pleasure of watching Tony and SD Jones wrestle live in their heyday with WWF. I still have SD's autograph. He was the best RIP.
SD Jones should most definitely be in the WWE hall of fame.... GREAT GREAT worker
I loved S D like a brother
He is in the WWE Hall of Fame
@@kenjohnson3271 I hated him like a sister
Tony also answered the question as to why "S.D." was always a jobber...
He had morals and rules of life and never backed down from that...
SD had to stop wrestling he had a heart attack. He was living in the Bronx at the time we met. Real humble and quite guy lived with Godly morals all his kids college or trades. Loved the guy.
SD Jones was a wrestler who deserved better. He had the strength and the athletic ability.
I don't understand why he did'nt try his luck with other promotions besides the WWF. He was just as good as other Black Wrestling stars that were over like Rufus R. Jones and Thunderbolt Patterson.
Other talented Black Wrestlers that should have been given a bigger push are Pistol Pez Whatley, George Wells, Norman Smiley and JT Smith of ECW fame.
There are tons of wrestlers, and so very few top spots, some guys are going to be over looked .
@@rexrichardson8834 I understand that! I just find it strange that SD was a permanent enhancement guy considering his size and strength. Keep in mind we are talking about the territory days when they had a ton of regional championship belts. Not like today were they have a limited number of titles.
I'm not saying the guys I mentioned should have worked on top, I just think they could have had a higher profile than they did if that makes sense. For example, I grew up watching Jim Crockett Promotions. Pistol Pez Whatley could have at least been a Mid Atlantic heavyweight champion considering his talent.
The big wiggle was always entertaining.
Another Vince ain't shit story 😂 rest in honor SD Jones Mr. Special delivery!!
Tony you still look great!
I can remember SD JONES was my first wrestler, to get a picture with In Buffalo New York 1985. I can't remember who he was working with that night. I sure do miss those good old days.
Damn, listening to that FULL story, hurts my heart....
It's another, "Damn Tony" moment...
One of the Best things that Tony did was to openly admit that he was dumb when he was in the wrestling business
R. Russell . He always say he was dumb in the wrestling business.
They talk about how S.D. Jones was the Johnny Rodz of the faces. One thing Atlas forgets about S.D.'s run while he didn't get a push like he should have He like Rodz from what other wrestlers have said was they were what they called "Gate Keepers" for the company. The "Gate Keepers" were guys that either wrestled new talent or guys they wanted to push and evaluated them for the promoters as to whether they deserved a push or should be there.
Guys like S.D. Jones, Johnny rodz, Jose Estrada, Mike Sharpe, and later in their careers Jay Strongbow, Tony Garea, ect would face new talent or guys Vince Sr. & Jr wanted to push and even though they would lose to that wrestler they would report to Vince Sr. or Jr. and tell them if they thought that guy deserved to either be there if they were a new guy or deserved a push at that time. That's why guys like S.D. Jones made decent money even though they weren't high on the card. This is what I've been able to gather from listening to & reading other wrester's interviews.
Yeah that's what a lot of people don't understand. Just because you are a so called "Jobber" does NOT mean you are not valuable asset to the company. There's almost two classes of the traditional jobber", one was wrestlers that were just in-and-out or hired that night because they needed someone, and while they did sometimes find a good talent that way, that kind was pretty much considered disposable.
The other was long-term enhancement talent, that were signed to a contract. They were talented people that they could 100% rely on to do exactly what they need to and to make sure the talents they were pushing got the shine they needed to. That is not a position they would give just anyone, and if you were able to get it it meant they really thought you were an asset to the company and if did what they wanted you were going to have a good paying job for a while.
People get so confused that if you didn't get top billing or weren't a big mega-star, that you were getting paid good or were treated like garbage, and that's simply not true. For a lot of wrestlers, they understand and are ok knowing that they probably will never be a top guy as long they have good steady work that they can support their families with. It doesn't mean they were settling or were being looked over, just they were being realistic and found their own spot they were comfortable with.
@@Aevilbeast Exactly and as I said those guys that got contracts were considered something like "gate keepers" that made sure only guys that deserved a push got it or deserved to be there were there. Those are the kind of guys that the WWE or any other wrestling HOF need to start recognizing as well because without them a lot of these promoters wouldn't know real talent.
I'll listen to Tony Atlas because of his longevity in the business but mostly because he doesn't feel sorry for himself and he always tells it like it is.
As a kid I always wanted s.d. to win a match and it took a few years but I did finally see him win a couple of matches
Love Tonys stories missed the last taping not sure if can make the March 1st taping will try but cant wait till new videos ar uploaded
$150,000 was alot of 💰 in the 80s. SD seemed like a good guy a shame he passed in his early 60s🙏🙏. Met Tony at Newark airport chatted for about 5 mins super cool guy. Could listen to him all day.
T.A. sound like he still snorting that good yayo
@Michael Harrison , no it doesn't, but it will ruin the mucous membranes, creating difficulty breathing through the nostrils.
My intro to prowrestling was by watching my grandparents root for SD in the early 70's . He wd always come so close to winning a match 😕
"I WAS CRAZY" ,LMAO!!!!!!!!!! :)))
S.D. Jones is the GOAT Pro Wrestling Mid-carder
I got a chance to meet Special Delivery Jones, Sergeant Slaughter, and Chief Jay Strongbow on their way to the matches at Richfield Coliseum. Breaking kayfabe, because S.D. and Sarge were working a program/angle, and shouldn't be seen together, let alone carpooling in a Chevette! (or some small car)
My story is summer of 1985, right in the timeframe Atlas is talking about at 12:00 and on.
SD had almost every match one and then 123 and everone would say what happened. Reminds me of me and my H.S. wrestling days back in Mpls 1968
Norm Render Just like Johnny Rodz but one a face and the other a heel. Both on top 65% of the match but loss the 35% that mattered.
Tony got a mean sinus problem game.
Its called cocaine
150k in the early 80s wasn't that bad. However, I did hear Thunderbolt Patterson say out of his own mouth that he made 100K in the late 60s early 70s which was great money then.
Tony was a good face and he played the goofy guy well.
Tony. Koko junk yard dog rocky jhonson ernie ladd . my fav black wrestlers
Had me crying at the end.
I like Tony, but I find it hard to believe that undercard guys made that much during that time. I've heard plenty of guys who said they barely scraped by pay-wise back then.
I feel like he told all black, wrestlers to just "shut up & do it." Now I see what New jack meant about him.
I ALWAYS cheered for S.D. Jones. He was a great wrestler but couldn't seem to climb that ladder.
You don’t say “no” to Vince. You let him humiliate you with a lame gimmick like: The Red Rooster, Bastion Booger, or Man-Taur.
And if you're packaged with a dumb dumb gimmick, like Akeem, you try and get it over... and if you really try, and the gimmick doesn't work, you get repackaged.
Or Samba Simba.
body building peaked in the 90s,wrestlings peak was the 80s
SD made good money😂
2:30 later.... Can you get to SD Jones...?
Is tony talking about senior or jr
Mainly Sr, but both at times.
Note to everyone none of ya business what’s in another Man’s house . Power abuse shit! SD Real man
Paterson = SILK CITY!!!!!
Tony's math is WAY OFF. He isn't considering how much the ticket prices have changed. The fact that WWE gets PAID to put their show on television. He is wrong in that they don't fly everywhere. They fly to a central place and drive to the regional locations.
2 African American Giants of Pro Wrestling. The only thing scarier would be their Daughters.
There are alot of good black wrestlers but none of them besides the rock ever had vince's belt the rock is black but people don't look at him that way Booker t should have had it Shelton was great and I don't like new day twerking and bufoonin but kofi deserves to have a run as well he has the talent hands down
Look at how he has R Truth shucking and jiving. He is burying Ron the Truth Killings, who is the first Black champ of a major Pro Wrestling League. smdh
Montel Paige no doubt bro you already know
@@montel111 Ron Simmons was the first.
@@spidersense1472 Sadly, we both are so so wrong!
WWE recognizes (all of a sudden) Ron Simmons as the first Black champ. There was NO mention of that when he was wrestling for the WWE.
Ron The Truth Killing was the first Black NWA champion in 2002!!!
Heck I remember in 1985 and Ice Man King Parsons beat Rick Rude to become WCCW champion.
Thank you for your message and making me do additional research. Cageside Seats deserves credit for this article and I discovered WWE is rewriting history again. .
TY Cageside Seats for putting fat on my old Black head.!
tinyurl.com/BlackWrestliingChampions
We called him Bigfoot because he had big feet.....lol
Tony is cool, before a taping can he go and blow his nose, and do whatever needed to drain all that mucus. This isn't the only episode he's always congested.
Video starts 5:00
"Anybody who is born a millionaire has never been told no."
Sounds like Donald Trump.
Vince McMahon wasn’t born a millionaire
Senior wasn’t but junior was
drop that knowledge Tony..... young buck don't know the break down
Vince isn't spending more money. You don't make billions without keeping and pocketing way more than u give.
When did he ever wrestle Backlund?? And he certainly was never going to be champion
I am the 2nd thumbs down ONLY because of what Tony Atlas did you SD Jones!! WTH?? WTF?? Did Special Delivery Jones owe Tony some money?. Take his girlfriend? Kidnap Tony's kid?
All that crying is nice, Tony. I did notice that every time you had a chance to help that man, you screwed him!! You can add keeping him out of the hall of fame! Being a WWF Black Tag Team World Champions back then would have guaranteed it.
STFU
First
Vince wasn't born a millionaire, he grew up poor. Tony Atlas has his facts wrong.
His dads promotion
He also seems to mix up the two Vinces.
He was making a point
2 minutes of drivel