Bruce Prichard Praises AEW Star For Never Seeing Him Out Of Shape

Bruce Prichard Praises AEW Star For Never Seeing Him Out Of Shape WWE

Bruce Prichard has praised an AEW star for never seeing him out of shape.

During his prime, Billy Gunn was considered a tag team specialist with his partnership with Road Dogg as The New Age Outlaws being one of the premier duos during the late 90s.

Besides his tag team proficiency, Gunn was also known for his imposing stature.

On a recent episode of “Something to Wrestle” podcast, Bruce Prichard discussed Billy Gunn’s size being undersold by fans. He said:

“Billy is probably one of the most deceptive big men in wrestling history. Go stand next to him, he’s huge! I’ve never even seen him out of shape.”

Despite his stature, Gunn never reached the main event level as a singles star in WWE. Prichard continued on to state that he felt his lack of singles success being a matter of circumstances, saying:

“Billy had asthma and he couldn’t go for a long period of time in a match …  but I think he and Road Dogg were one of the greatest tag teams of all time. [in a tag team] Billy could come in spurts.”

Billy Gunn currently works for AEW and is associated with former AEW World Tag Team Champions Max Caster and Anthony Bowens of The Acclaimed.

Stay up to date with the AEW roster’s win-loss record (for televised matches) at this link.

Here are full results from the May 10 episode of AEW Dynamite:

Claudio Castagnoli def. Rey Fenix

Miro returned and walked into Tony Khan’s office

An MJF video package mentioned CM Punk – the first time Punk has been mentioned on AEW TV since All Out

Mark Briscoe announced as the special guest referee for FTR vs Jay Lethal & Jeff Jarrett at Double Or Nothing

Thunder Rosa returned and, like Miro, walked into Tony Khan’s office

Tony Khan says he has a huge announcement next week

Orange Cassidy def. Daniel Garcia to retain the AEW International Championship

Julia Hart def. Anna Jay in a No Holds Barred match

House of Black def. Best Friends & Bandido to retain the AEW World Trios Championship

Jon Moxley def. Kenny Omega in a Steel Cage match after Don Callis turned on Omega and attacked him with a screwdriver

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11 months ago by SP3

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