Honest to God, one of my first memories as a kid was watching Channel 3 Wrestling. Channel 3 Wrestling was also known as Memphis Wrestling, or at least it is now; at the time it was just Championship Wrestling. The 2 biggest stars of Channel 3 Wrestling was Bill 'Superstar' Dundee & Jerry 'The King' Lawler and I completely remember knowing who Bill 'Superstar' Dundee and Jerry 'The King' Lawler where way before I even started Kindergarten. Now I'm not trying to age any of us with this, but the facts are the facts and the fact is, I knew who Bill Dundee was before I even knew how to tie my own shoes. I knew who Bill Dundee was before I even knew my grand-parents real names, and I knew who Bill Dundee was before I even knew how to read or write.

  Bill Dundee, to me, is an Entertainment Legend. Everyone knows Professional Wrestling is Entertainment and Bill is most definitely a Legend of that Entertainment field. Memphis Wrestling, in it's heyday, was the top of the tops. It was sellout after sellout after sellout and the wrestlers where Superhero's or in Bill case, sometimes they where Super Villains..

  I've met alot of my musical hero's through the years. Sometimes they are good experiences and sometimes not, but I have to say meeting Bill was as cool to me as it gets. He was nothing but polite and set down and gave  an awesome interview. I mean, like I said, he's an Entertainment Legend.

  Bill spends his time now wrestling at occasional events as well as promoting some MMA.

  This interview was conducted at a recent XCW Midwest Wrestling Event in New Albany, Indiana. (It was conducted shortly after I interviewed his son Jamie Dundee. Jamie's interview was posted recently on SplatterTribe.TV, which you can read here, if you haven't already, but I also just posted parts of the interview on YouTube, which can now be viewed Part 1, Part 2, Part 3. They are unedited and dark, but there for the viewing.) 

  The event was the 2nd anniversary of XCW in New Albany and a portion of each ticket sold went to the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society in honor of a young child named David Kessinger II. David was also in attendance, which made the night even more of a special occasion.

  Oh and BTW, if you don't like Bill "Superstar" Dundee, You Can Kiss My SplatterTribe Ass! ---Primal

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