<body><div><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=1yjj5x_0wFFSuBd00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=1yjj5x_0wFFSuBd00" width="583" height="375" >Bruce Prichard gives his thoughts on The Dragon.On his podcast, Something To Wrestle, Bruce Prichard, who works as an executive for the WWE was asked about stars back in the day being able to work in the modern-day era of pro wrestling where he mentioned a former WWF Intercontinental Champions’ name and how he believes they would truly be hindered by their skills on the microphone. <blockquote>“The only one I don’t think that would’ve survived would be Steamboat probably,” Prichard said. “From this vantage point; personality wise. And I don’t know if Ricky would’ve had a strong enough personality to be able go out and cut those promos every week. In the ring? Forget about it man.”</blockquote>Steamboat has not been inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame, but that does not mean the Dragon won’t get that call in the near future when he is considered to be one of the greatest wrestlers to lace up their boots. H/t to Wrestling Inc for the transcription.Want to discuss wrestling further? Join our Discord community by clicking here!If you enjoy Bodyslam’s content, you can help donate to the site here. You can also visit our PWTees store and buy Bodyslam official merchandise here.You can listen to all of Bodyslam’s podcasts by following us on Spotify and subscribing to our YouTube Channel, Twitch, Apple, Google, or any of your favorite podcast platforms.</div></body>

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Bruce Prichard: I Don’t Believe Ricky Steamboat Could Survive In The Modern Day Era Of Pro Wrestling

Bruce Prichard gives his thoughts on The Dragon. On his podcast, Something To Wrestle, Bruce Prichard, who works as an executive for the WWE was asked about stars back in the day being able to work in the modern-day era of pro wrestling where he mentioned a former WWF Intercontinental Champions’ name and how he believes they would truly be hindered by their skills on the microphone.