Greg Valentine - How Pedro Morales Was to Wrestle in WWF

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This is from Title Match Network's exclusive new series with the legendary Greg Valentine.

Hammer discusses what the legendary Pedro Morales was like to work while in the WWF. When Morales originally won the championship, the promotion was known as WWWF (World-Wide Wrestling Federation).

Pedro is the first ever Latino heavyweight champion and is a member of the WWE Hall of Fame. We also talk to Greg about his historic series with Tito Santana.

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[ithinkaboutthings]

Greg Valentine was from the class of workers that did not try to convince the audience that wrestling was real. But he convinced us that HE was real. I love how complimentary and respectful he is toward most all of his opponents and teammates.

[christopheryoung]

Can't wait for the hammer's next interview love listening to his stories

[TheFriApp]

"Jammed up and jelly tight" 😅😅 Long live Greg Valentine!

[billyjoe]

Out of all the wrestilers I grew up watching I never thought Greg Valentin would be my favorite now just from listening to him talk about his career. He really wanted to work and he worked very hard.great guy

[scottanderson]

Greg, I just watched the match where you broke Tito’s leg. What a match. Maximum pop. Loved it. Loved you both.

[honorthysword]

Great story about working, with Pedro Morales . Greg was one of the toughest of his time .

[bryannevers]

Greg Valentine is legendary. Could listen to his stories forever.

[reallifelebowski]

Damn I'm so old I actually remember that Pedro belly punch that he used to use all the time

[yureion]

i use to ask my dad who his favorite wrestler was (RIP Pops) cus he had mags from the late 60s+ and even had VHS with "best of matches (some even of andre in the early 70s and such)"

That said, he always said Pedro (cus hed have been like... 19-20ish range in his title reign) or Sammartino. I obviously was born much later but love hearing about names from that time. Helps me get my Pops more haha.

[DavidColeman-nw]

I had the pleasure of meeting him backstage in the old Capital Center in Landover Maryland and I told him that I was trained by Killer Kowalski and I knew that Wrestling was a work, but his matches always looked real to me. He shook my hand and told me thank you for saying that. Greg has always been a real gentleman and a true professional. One of my favorites of them all. Good to see him still going strong in his 70s. Thanks for the memories Greg The Hammer Valentine.

[mattburgess]

This is my favorite wrestling channel. Greg you are Awesome!

[phrk]

Greg Valentine is one of those guys wrestling fans dream of getting to sit next to on a long flight.

[webslinger]

At 9:50 Greg mentioned how great it was working with Ricky Steamboat. Is there anybody who didn't like working with Steamboat? I have heard interviews with many of the wrestling greats (Flair, Jake Roberts, Macho Man's brother Lanny) and they all said their best matches were with him. What a pro he was.

[Surfmus]

Pedro always buying groceries at the Bodega in Amboy Ave. My brother and cousin recognized him all the time. I probably saw him many times but I didn't care. RIP. He died in Perth Amboy as well, wanting to move back to P.R. but never happened.

[ragnarlothbrook]

Dude The hammer is the nicest dude ever I don’t think I’ve heard him say a bad word about anyone. I was always under the impression that he was just a Debbie downer but he’s just a quiet super nice dude

[johnnyx]

Pure class and an encyclopedia of the business.

[stardust_memories]

The Hammer should write a book. A must read!

[coachoconnor]

this series of interview are the best I ve seen

[briancarpenter]

The city he's thinking of is Brantford, ON. They filmed a lot of T.V. there before RAW

[raswillyshow]

Great Interview I was there in MSG for that one