I loved watching Arn work. Power and speed with great execution. Enjoyed him on the mic too. Loads of skill.

The Promo Arn gave at Fall Brawl 95 before the match w Flair was so great. Such a pro

Arn was 42 here, pretty young but showed so much maturity and class.

Great shoot. He is one of the top true greats in my opinion

I could listen to Arn Anderson all day

Arn Anderson is a class act ...Arn Anderson is what a great wrestler is and what I'd hope an up and coming wrestler would aspire to be... Thank you Arn Anderson...GOD BLESS !!!

Arn Anderson is the greatest tv champion ever. One of the best on the mic 🎤. He made you believe wrestling was real. My favorite wrestler of all time ⏲️. Thanks for the memories Double A. 👍

I love how Arn is trying to sell wrestling as real throughout this interview. Classic!!

Arn looked the same in the 80s as he does now.

this is definitely one of the best shoots ever done by rf, i really hope they get to do a volume 2 with arn, he has a whole lot to add to this..................................................................................

First of all welcome to my home.... what class double A has

AA was reflective and introspective about his journey and the business during the interview. I remember the Horsemen when I was in high school (1984-88). Arn was my favorite as the Enforcer. Still is to this day.

arn anderson and i was a baby face fanatic back in the eighties  grew up 2 hours south of richmond virginia loved going to the coliseum  and watching those guys and arn was a huge part of it so mr anderson being a 42 year old man  and speaking with the heart and love and passion of the 9 10 11 and 12 year old kid thank you for the memorys you were great and are a true legend in my book

Really enjoyed this. Arn was great.

Wow this is rare . Never thought he would ever do a shoot interview . I know this is old . Maybe this is why has not done one in recent years . Very professional approach.

honest interview.... good stuff

Thank you. Terrific interview. I  have always respected him and his honesty.  I read his book several years ago it was really good. I think this was done several years ago, because he mentions Chris Benoit as the best wrestler. Not sure why he avoided the Kayfabe question. The answer was simple. Kayfabe was real and serious business  in the 60's- 80's. Wrestlers lived their gimmicks.  Now it's long gone, but people still like wrestling regardless.

Hearing him describe the agony of the pain he was in after his neck surgery is possibly the most chilling thing I've ever seen in a shoot interview. I can't imagine living through something so strong that even morphine can't touch it. He's a man's man.

Arn was brilliant the way he weaved answers in this interview. Giving behind scenes info but also kayfabing at same time

What a Mechanic!

DBL. A

Was a Tremandous Talent. Dedicated to the business.

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