Yea bro, I’m loving the solo videos thus far. Keep up the good work

I watched the Jindrak interview with Travis Orndorff, and Travis was saying at this point Paul's neck was completely fused and the surgery gave in this match. He was going to go to the gym with Paul (before this match) and would have to physically help move his dad's arm move into position for his lifts, because the shoulder and arm were already so debilitated. It's just so messed up that this match ever even happened.

The difference between Orndorff's left arm and right arm is shocking.

Great video Stevie, loving the solo content as much as the regular stuff!

Unrelated, but Paul Orndoff's WCW theme is WONDERFUL

I love these match breakdowns. Any chance to see and hear a true professional wrestlers take on matches is something I've always relished. I thank you graciously, Stevie. Looking forward to watching more. ❤️

Great video. Reminds me of when Sting broke his neck from the Rollins buckle bomb.

I remember seeing the aftermath of what happened to Paul Orndorff on Nitro after the PPV. Man Mr. Wonderful was one of my first favorite wrestlers back in the day. I remember getting my first wrestling figure of Mr. Wonderful it was those big LJN ones. Paul Orndorff was One of the Greatest, from his amazing physic to his in ring work he was WONDERFUL R.I.P Mr. Wonderful Paul Orndorff ❤❤🙏🙏🙏

The main ‘what went wrong’ in this match was having Paul in there for so long. He shoulda got the hot tag, punches, hit the pile driver for 3. No need for him to work for that long.

Loving these videos! Hardest part of the Stevie Richard’s show is having to wait a whole week for a new episode. Keep it up guys. Thank you for all the effort !

I loved Paul Orndorff's performance at the first Survivor Series, on Hogan's team. I wish he would have lasted longer in the match, but what he did showed his level of skill and professionalism. I loved his work in WCW too, with the Assassin and Rip Taylor, and even teaming with Paul Roma was great.
This is actually my first time learning about this happening. It may be unfortunate, but it just continued to show the professional he was.

i enjoy these style of videos and would like to see more in the future

If wrestling was a college course Stevie could teach Professional Wrestling Psychology.

These solo videos with just Stevie are great

Mr Wonderful was always one of my fav wrestlers.  So intense and believable u really thought he hated whom he was gonna wrestle. I loved how he jumped with his piledriver. When he retired it was a dark day for wrestling and for us fans. When I heard of the disease he had it reminded me of my great gramma she unfortunately passed from the same thing along time ago. RIP MR WONDERFUL U ARE AND ALWAYS WILL BE AN ABSOLUTE LEGEND IN THE RING TY SIR FOR ALL THE GREAT MEMORIES.  🙏

always great to get these solo videos, no offense to peanut shell but I like these longer more in depth videos

Great video. Very respectful.
You sir are a class act.

It's so tragic. His finisher is the infamous neck breaking move the piledriver, paul is easily a master of it and to my knowledge never injured anyone with it, and on his last match he got a career ending injury delivering it. Paul orndorff was great and if he was able to express his knowledge well to his students then he no doubt was a great choice for wcw's power plant school. I do sadly think part of why his piledriver was safe caused this injury. So watching his piledriver I noticed two things, one leaning towards one side to give more space to not hit the mat, but also he'd pull them back so they weren't vertical on the sitout, that they basically were on the verge of doing a forward roll. But that back bump caused his head to hit the mat. Also cause paul did that move for over a decade on the 80s schedule I'm sure he is a expert on the signs of things possibly going wrong so if he says he had to change direction or else Jindrak could be hurt I believe him.

Paul still looked like a superhero in this match!! Insanity 🤙

I miss these old school selling moves, I notice it more and more comparing old shows with the now. Be it bumps or moved.