Saw Dave compete when he was in college. He toyed with everyone. His team came to the Sunshine Open, hosted then by the University of Florida. They were enticed to come to the tournament by coach Schneider, who offered them tickets to Disney World afterwards. Schneider needed some of us to go along and I volunteered. Dave and I ended up on Space Mountain together. I was holding on tight while he was whooping it up the whole time. No fear. Same as on the mat. Later in life, met him and Mark at a clinic in Monterey and then again a few times in the Stanford wrestling room when Horpel was still the coach. Warm personality. Unassuming. Loved showing others what he knew about wrestling. The topper was going one day to my regular morning coffee shop and bumping into Nancy. We had a good time talking and sharing a few memories of Dave.
i havent seen the movie but he documentary prob had to deal with the downfall of team foxcatcher and the death of dave. mark was at teamfoxcatcher before and left so mark hadnt been with the team since 1989ish.
The 3430 documentary Prince of Pennsylvania explores a little more of Mark Schultz and his time at Foxcatcher it’s not as good as team Foxcatcher but a good documentary nonetheless.
I really think as this video implied....he would have been ahead of the curve(because he wouldn’t have accepted it otherwise) and probably been even more of a legend then he is now
I've got the same birthday as Dave Schultz, June 6. no coincidence that I also invent and experiment with my own moves. Granted, it doesn't usually work as well as when Dave did it, but it's the similarity that counts :) it would've been incredible to meet him...rest in peace to a legend
@@nathanfish7579 Agreed. D-Day, Dave's birthday, and my birth year (2004), was sad, but interesting, Ronald Reagan passed away less than 24 hours before I was born.
Dave schultz was a legend a hero a true American patriot he inspired so many he is a hero of mine 🤼♂️ I know he's not here anymore but his legacy continues through his family friends and fans
As GREAT as Kurt is.....Can only IMAGINE what Dave would have done!!! Kurt even said, I'd give everything i have, And Dave could yawn and give a fraction of that and still whoop my ass!!
I like how one of the dude's said "Most people tend to only talk about the negative aspects of the Foxcatcher." Yeah, he's right, maybe because Dave Shultz literally got murdered there by the guy running and funding it lol
Damn, so any of you happen to know if Dave Shultz's wife was an amateur wrestler as well? Her level of knowledge and enthusiasm about the sport is very unusual from the wives of most impactful combat sports athletes.
She was a competitive gymnast. I believe her only ties to the sport of wrestling began when she met Dave. I believe her personality and character that you're recognizing is probably some of what attracted Dave to her. I think her knowledge and enthusiasm came from somewhere out of her love for her husband and for competition in general and I imagine one could say was given a motivational how do ya do, when she lost her husband, endured the trial, and ultimately used the money received from the civil law suit to start The Dave Schultz Wrestling Club. She started and ran the organization for 15+ years, which was started to help fund the wrestlers that were with Foxcathcher at the time. She spoke at my H.S. too many years ago to share, but came across as an intelligent, loving, and motivated human being. I think most of us found it easy to see why such an awesome wrestler/ambassador/human would have no other than Nancy as is wife and life "workout partner".
Yes the 80's was Bigger, Badder, Better and giys like this? DR.D David Schultz!? Was real as they come. @6'6 270ish? That Clap? was a directive and paid for by the WWF in court 400k . Wrestling is choreographed and still wrestlers got hurt, Crippled and even DEAD!... From Broken necks to backs! One was even stabbed to death. You dare arrogantly call em fake? 😂 UD GET CLAPPED! and this guy? @6'6 270? Respected like SHOOTFIGHTERS N PRO-WRESTLERS of JAPAN... SCHULTZ, RACE, FRYE. WILLIAMS to name a few "Real Deal" tuff guys!! And THEE F$^K AROUND & FIND OUT!? ... (MING) TONGA FIFITA. .... Wonder if related?!.. Noah @Tonganpino
I dont know if anyone will see this that can answer my question but i also havent seen the icarus documentary due to not having netflix or money also i did watch wrestling growing up but not to where i have any knowledge i struggled with kids in school spitting in water bottles and doing all they did to cut weight but i have started watching documentaries and i am wondering is there any tie to the russians being stronger due to steroids? Were those being used during the 80s n 90s and for wrestling? My other question is can anyone give me any documentaries,shows, podcasts i can find to learn about the history?? I have watched ones on gable.iowa wrestling doc from 1999 i think. The brand brothers. As far as new people i liked the suriano fearless warrior piece.spencer lee. That kid savage throwing away a silver medal.burroughs. gable stevenson.kyle dake vs taylor but anyone reading can you tell me wrestlers to check out? Please
Yes the soviets were 100 percent doing roods then. They russians never stopped. The whole team just got banned recently for ped's. Unfortunately they let them all wrestle for other countries still...
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Excellent tribute. What a great man and what a huge loss.
Outstanding tribute and piece of history. Thank you for sharing.
Saw Dave compete when he was in college. He toyed with everyone. His team came to the Sunshine Open, hosted then by the University of Florida. They were enticed to come to the tournament by coach Schneider, who offered them tickets to Disney World afterwards. Schneider needed some of us to go along and I volunteered. Dave and I ended up on Space Mountain together. I was holding on tight while he was whooping it up the whole time. No fear. Same as on the mat. Later in life, met him and Mark at a clinic in Monterey and then again a few times in the Stanford wrestling room when Horpel was still the coach. Warm personality. Unassuming. Loved showing others what he knew about wrestling. The topper was going one day to my regular morning coffee shop and bumping into Nancy. We had a good time talking and sharing a few memories of Dave.
A very impressive man, Dave Schultz, who did so much for the community of wrestlers and the commonality of people.
The Schultz brothers are why you will win every argument if or not wrestling is a great sport
So sad.
I wish I could've met the man.
Sounds like one of the greatest!
thank you this keep wrestling alive
I am confused as well. Mark Schultz was featured heavily in the movie of Foxcatcher, but he wasn’t even in the documentary of team Foxcatcher. So odd.
i havent seen the movie but he documentary prob had to deal with the downfall of team foxcatcher and the death of dave. mark was at teamfoxcatcher before and left so mark hadnt been with the team since 1989ish.
Mark Schultz wasn't at Foxcatcher very long and left well before things got crazy.
The 3430 documentary Prince of Pennsylvania explores a little more of Mark Schultz and his time at Foxcatcher it’s not as good as team Foxcatcher but a good documentary nonetheless.
As far as I know, Mark stopped competing after 1988, while Dave stayed at foxcatcher till he was murdered in 1996, so there was a huge gap there
Wrestling has evolved so much over the last few decades, I wonder how he would do in today's environment?
I really think as this video implied....he would have been ahead of the curve(because he wouldn’t have accepted it otherwise) and probably been even more of a legend then he is now
@@mr.george3342 very possible.
Dave Schultz is one reason why wrestling has evolved so much since his murder.
@@stevegoar5335 I wrestled my wife alot and really improved my technical ability.
I’m sure, given your improved ‘technical ability’, Shultz wouldn’t stand a chance.
Wish I got to see him compete before he was taken away. Much respect for this man. RIP sir
I've got the same birthday as Dave Schultz, June 6. no coincidence that I also invent and experiment with my own moves. Granted, it doesn't usually work as well as when Dave did it, but it's the similarity that counts :)
it would've been incredible to meet him...rest in peace to a legend
No way I have the same birthday as you and him.
@@nathanfish7579 Damn that's awesome.
@@theskywookie929 yeah we have the coolest day for a birthday lol
@@nathanfish7579 Agreed. D-Day, Dave's birthday, and my birth year (2004), was sad, but interesting, Ronald Reagan passed away less than 24 hours before I was born.
Palo Alto CA Stand up !! 🙌🏾🙌🏾
'You never know how far the ripples you make will travel' Mike Fine.
He was the Rickson of wrestling
LOL he ducked sakuraba too?
Dave schultz was a legend a hero a true American patriot he inspired so many he is a hero of mine 🤼♂️ I know he's not here anymore but his legacy continues through his family friends and fans
Respect
In
Peace
As GREAT as Kurt is.....Can only IMAGINE what Dave would have done!!! Kurt even said, I'd give everything i have, And Dave could yawn and give a fraction of that and still whoop my ass!!
❤thank you
Awesome. Thanks for this
We need a Dave Schultz today.... BADLY. 😔
He made the invisible understandable
I like how one of the dude's said "Most people tend to only talk about the negative aspects of the Foxcatcher."
Yeah, he's right, maybe because Dave Shultz literally got murdered there by the guy running and funding it lol
Damn, so any of you happen to know if Dave Shultz's wife was an amateur wrestler as well? Her level of knowledge and enthusiasm about the sport is very unusual from the wives of most impactful combat sports athletes.
She was a competitive gymnast. I believe her only ties to the sport of wrestling began when she met Dave. I believe her personality and character that you're recognizing is probably some of what attracted Dave to her. I think her knowledge and enthusiasm came from somewhere out of her love for her husband and for competition in general and I imagine one could say was given a motivational how do ya do, when she lost her husband, endured the trial, and ultimately used the money received from the civil law suit to start The Dave Schultz Wrestling Club. She started and ran the organization for 15+ years, which was started to help fund the wrestlers that were with Foxcathcher at the time. She spoke at my H.S. too many years ago to share, but came across as an intelligent, loving, and motivated human being. I think most of us found it easy to see why such an awesome wrestler/ambassador/human would have no other than Nancy as is wife and life "workout partner".
Why mark Schultz his brother isn't in this video???
Because it is about Dave Schultz?
Yeah I understand that but it's his brother shouldn't he be included in the video talking about him??
@@ΧριστοφοροσΠολυχρονιδησ-ω4μ Yes and no. In something this short no. In a broader scoped overview of his complete life and career, absolutely.
As a senior in high school he pinned a NCAA champion chick yagla
Noice
Chuck**
Looks a little like Jake Jillenhall in that thumb nail lmao
Thought it was him for a sec
They guy has fur on his back,he’s a bear
Rip
Yes the 80's was Bigger, Badder, Better and giys like this? DR.D David Schultz!? Was real as they come. @6'6 270ish? That Clap? was a directive and paid for by the WWF in court 400k .
Wrestling is choreographed and still wrestlers got hurt, Crippled and even DEAD!... From Broken necks to backs! One was even stabbed to death.
You dare arrogantly call em fake? 😂 UD GET CLAPPED! and this guy? @6'6 270? Respected like SHOOTFIGHTERS N PRO-WRESTLERS of JAPAN...
SCHULTZ, RACE, FRYE. WILLIAMS to name a few "Real Deal" tuff guys!! And THEE F$^K AROUND & FIND OUT!? ... (MING) TONGA FIFITA. .... Wonder if related?!.. Noah @Tonganpino
Mike is annoying.
isn't this the guy who slapped a reporter who asked him if wrestling was fake
that’s a different shultz lol 😂
I dont know if anyone will see this that can answer my question but i also havent seen the icarus documentary due to not having netflix or money also i did watch wrestling growing up but not to where i have any knowledge i struggled with kids in school spitting in water bottles and doing all they did to cut weight but i have started watching documentaries and i am wondering is there any tie to the russians being stronger due to steroids? Were those being used during the 80s n 90s and for wrestling?
My other question is can anyone give me any documentaries,shows, podcasts i can find to learn about the history?? I have watched ones on gable.iowa wrestling doc from 1999 i think. The brand brothers. As far as new people i liked the suriano fearless warrior piece.spencer lee. That kid savage throwing away a silver medal.burroughs. gable stevenson.kyle dake vs taylor but anyone reading can you tell me wrestlers to check out? Please
Yes the soviets were 100 percent doing roods then. They russians never stopped. The whole team just got banned recently for ped's. Unfortunately they let them all wrestle for other countries still...