Paul Ellering

type wrestler and we were so strong that he thought if they beat us but we were heels but the people thought they were baby faces and if it would have been we were baby faces and then they beat us that would have made sense

You know, because they're pretty boys, you know, and all this.

But that's not the way it was.

You know, that had all changed from when they started wrestling in 83.

They brought in a new style.

And the people, especially in Minneapolis, they still cheered us.

But we were heels.

And you beat heels.

they have no heat, you know, it just, he didn't, he didn't catch the change that happened within the industry.

Well, yeah.

There were a lot of people, they didn't like to work against us, because we always, especially if they were baby-faces, and we wore the heels, you know, and

But then when we did turn babyface really against the Koloffs, the people, we never changed our style.

We just stayed the same and the interviews were the same.

Everything was the same.

And people respected that.

Oh, it would have been awesome because you guys were great workers.

We were lucky.

We came in the 80s and 90s.

You're only as good as your competition in the ring.

And we had a lot of great teams that we had feuds against, matches.