Bruiser Brody: Wrestling's Last Rebel

[THE 101]

Errrrrrrryone knows Jose Gonzales killed Bruiser Brody. I saw one of his retirement matches and was

at the support that murderer got.

Didn't he do an actual angle years later that brought up his involvement in the murder?

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A young Brody in the attitude era would've been
Austin vs Brody

 

[HipHopStan]

Brody, himself, sounds like he could be pretty difficult to do business with, but that doesn't change the fact that Gonzales is a piece of shyt, and it's a shame that he didn't serve any time.

 

[MrFirst2doit]

The fact that the accomplice is in the HOF really pisses me off

...and not to mention they did a angle where they had that accomplices real life son stab John Cena at a nightclub....no way you can't tell me that was a coincidence

 

[AKM-95]

Brody, himself, sounds like he could be pretty difficult to do business with, but that doesn't change the fact that Gonzales is a piece of shyt, and it's a shame that he didn't serve any time.

He was protecting himself at the end of the day. He was bringing home like 10K a week doing Japanese tours but in order to get that payday he had to be kept strong and couldn't be beaten. I'm not saying his outlook was the best for business but I get it.

 

[HipHopStan]

He was protecting himself at the end of the day. He was bringing home like 10K a week doing Japanese tours but in order to get that payday he had to be kept strong and couldn't be beaten. I'm not saying his outlook was the best for business but I get it.

I get why he was so difficult, as well. Brody was Brody. I remember Nash saying that Gonzales had found his kid dead in a pool a few days before the stabbing incident (although I can't really find any evidence to support that claim), but if true, he wasn't in the best state of mind either. This was a case of two trains about to collide, and unfortunately, we lost a great performer out of it.