Bobby Heenan - What Ultimate Warrior was Really Like in WWF

RIP to the late-great Bobby "The Brain" Heenan.

Hear what Bobby didn't care for his time working with and against the Ultimate Warrior (aka Jim Hellwig).

This interview was originally produced by RF Video Inc in 2002. Licensed for distribution on Title Match Network.

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[TitleMatchWrestling]

RIP to the best manager of all-time Bobby "The Brain" Heenan
Stream the Full Shoot Interview:

[rayflanagan]

Hearing Bobby mention the fans so many times during this interview really cements it for me that he knew what he was doing and more importantly, WHO he was doing it for. Damn, we miss you, Bobby.

[NickB]

There will NEVER be another Bobby Heenan. The Brain was in a league of his own.

[papennypincher]

I am 100% certain if heenan had survived and not gotten cancer to begin with, he would simply dominate YouTube and the wrestling podcast world hands down. Could you imagine him interviewing all the remaining superstars old and new?!?

[PulverizerA]

It wasn't just his talent in the ring or on the mic that made Bobby THE GOAT.
It was his attitude of respect and appreciation for the fans and other workers that gave him the ethic to entertain us to the best of his supreme ability.
God bless Bobby Heenan.

[SidVish]

What an absolute legend this guy was. I could listen to him all day. RIP Mr Heenan

[neneshubby]

Bobby just gets it. He understands that the wrestling business is about making a living for your family and entertaining the fans. Even back in the day, when kayfabe was the rule of law deep down, we all knew it was probably a work but we didn’t care because the entertainment level was off the charts.

[bloodlegion]

I’m enjoying watching these Bobby Heenan shoot interviews. He was very straight up and didn’t hold his punches when talking about certain individuals. RIP Bobby.

[sergtchannel]

“A friend in need is a pest!” My favorite quote from The Brain!

[martyberke]

These Bobby Heenan interviews are pure gold. I always enjoyed his work in WWF, but here we really get to see what a quality person he was.

[ronaldshank]

Bobby "The Brain" Heenan was a Genius! He was not only one of the most intelligent guys we ever had the pleasure of watching, and coming to know, but the Man was a true Professional!
The "Weasel" wasn't a "Weasel", after all! He, when it called for it, literally degraded himself for us.
Us! That tells me something right there:He was a true Man, and the Ultimate Professianal!

[ericdravenXX]

I said it once and i will say it again Bobby is a Class Act.. He is one guy in the business that knew the psychology of wrestling better then any manager or commentator i have ever seen.. And it shined through in every aspect no matter if he was ringside as a manager or on the headset.. His knowledge of the business is unmatched and there will Never be another Bobby Heenan in the Wrestling Business.

RIP Bobby The Brian Heenan!

[charlescontreras]

Watching and listening to Bobby Heenan should be a requirement for anyone who wants to get into professional wrestling. Period.

[adyjw]

This guy is the most level headed person in this business. He really is the Brain!

[justme]

they broke the mold when they made Bobby "the Brain" Heenan. what a loss that was. he had a treasure trove of stories that died with him and we are so blessed to have content like this. thanks for posting...subscribed!

[mikeadams]

Effortlessly funny. His commentary for the royal rumble 92 was fantastic

[markellzey]

"relatives are like fish. After a few days they begin to stink. A friend in need is a pest." Damn I miss you Bobby.

[crikker]

I would love to be in a room with Mean Gene and Bobby the Brain and just keep my mouth shut and listen to the

[zerozerohero]

As I kid, I thought Bobby was the heel. Now that I'm an adult I realize, he was the good guy.

[thepalaceworm]

Man, I could listen to this guy shoot all day. And I know that he's up in Heaven right now and someone very special is asking him the most important question ever:
WILL YOU STOP?