Unfiltered With Mr. U.S.A. Tony Atlas: Fan Q&A

Dive into the incredible career and personal life of Tony Atlas, one of professional wrestling's most iconic figures. From his early days grappling in the Mid-South territory to his legendary status as Mr. USA, Tony Atlas shares his unique journey through the squared circle. In this candid episode, Tony opens up about his mentors, Wahoo McDaniel and George Scott, his views on racism and discrimination in wrestling, and unforgettable stories from his time in the ring. Join us as we uncover the untold stories and experiences of a true wrestling legend.
Early Wrestling Days and Mentorship: Tony Atlas reflects on his early wrestling days, discussing his experiences with mentors like Wahoo McDaniel and George Scott, who he considered a father figure.
Racism and Discrimination: Atlas addresses the lack of racism he experienced in pro wrestling, emphasizing that black wrestlers were often main eventers. He points out that women faced more discrimination in the industry.
Personal Preferences and Lifestyle: He shares anecdotes about his personal life, including his dislike for rap music and preference for country, as well as his daughter's aversion to fruit as a baby.
Substance Use and Partying: Atlas talks about his experiences with substance use, such as smoking pot and using cocaine, and his partying days with wrestlers like Ric Flair and Iron Sheik.
Professional Relationships and Views on the Industry:He provides insights into the wrestling business, mentioning Vince McMahon's focus on drawing power over race, and criticizes some wrestlers for holding back others from rising in the industry.

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