Gary Michael Cappetta
@GaryCappetta • 10,679 subscribers
Former #WWE #AWA #NWA #WCW #ROH Announcer. Author To Book Appearances / Signings / Stage Show: [email protected] Be A Subscriber: https://t.co/o79JASiYHt
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Puerto Rico - September 23, 1977 - Roberto Clemente Stadium BOXING MATCH: GORILLA MONSOON vs ANDRE THE GIANT Jersey Joe Walcott was the referee. It took place in the outdoor stadium under rainy skies and was unorthodox by any boxing standards. Don't miss Monsoon taking a dive into a pool of rain water at the end of the video
Gary Michael Cappetta26,996 views • 1 day ago
🤣I roll this vid out once in a while cuz it makes me smile 🤣 RODNEY DANGERFIELD - Can't Get Enough Of The Classics "My wife and I had 28 good years. Then we met." "She's attached to a machine that keeps her alive. The refrigerator." "My kids flip a coin to see who has to kiss me goodnight." FIFTEEN JOKES IN TWO MINUTES
Gary Michael Cappetta482,508 views • 5 months ago
Sometimes a day at the "office" can be disappointing. Like at WCW's Clash 17 when it was my job to introduce the world to The Ding Dongs. With bells around their wrists and ankles, this uncoordinated team proved to corporate execs (whose idea this was) that it is always better to leave wrestling booking to wrestling pros.
Gary Michael Cappetta17,353 views • 1 month ago
This is the finish of a Bob Backlund vs. Jimmy Snuka cage match for Backlund's WWF belt. At that time, when I was announcing for the WWF, there were only two ways to win a cage match: climb over the top of the cage and to the floor or exit through the cage door. Diving from the top of the cage was reserved for Snuka, keeping the move special.
Gary Michael Cappetta24,194 views • 3 months ago
On July 7, 1990 at The Great American Bash in #Baltimore, Ron Simmons and Butch Reed, the team of DOOM, defeated The Rock 'n' Roll Express (Robert Gibson and Ricky Morton) in 15:40. The match was in defense of the NWA World Tag Team Championship (Mid-Atlantic-Version). Doom's music was one of my favorites.
Gary Michael Cappetta16,546 views • 2 months ago
On July 10, 1988 in Baltimore, Maryland I announced one of the most unpopular decisions of my ring announcing career. The ringside physician stopped the FLAIR vs. LUGER world title match due to the "severe laceration" on the forehead of Lex Luger. The problem: the "severe laceration" looked more like a minor cut with very little blood seeping from the wound.
Gary Michael Cappetta14,578 views • 1 year ago
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