Question: What do you plan on doing to Chyna this Sunday at King of the Ring?
Road Dogg: She has been very brutal with me up until this point especially for
someone that I thought was my friend. My mother told me never to hit
a woman but she has stepped into the shoes of a man and therefore
I'm gonna beat the hell out of her.
Question: Will DX be getting any new members soon?
Road Dogg: I think the only one we would consider, and he may already be a member
but I'm too scared to ask him, is Kane. Kane is a brutal as Billy Gunn,
Triple H and Chyna combined!
Question: Who are your best friends in the locker room?
Road Dogg: That would be a neck-and-neck tie between X-Pac and Jeff Jarrett.
Jarrett simply because of our history. We've been through a lot together.
Question: What wrestlers did you idolize growing up?
Road Dogg: My father, Bob Armstrong, and my brother Brad Armstrong. I like to keep
it in the family. And also Mr. Perfect, Curt Hennig.
Question: Which one of your five championship wins was the most memorable?
Road Dogg: Tag Team Titles, first time, with Billy, for sure. It was the first time
somebody showed me that I was good enough to represent their company as a champion.
Question: How did you come up with "Oh, you didn't know?" and "Your ass better call somebody"?
Road Dogg: To be quite honest, Chainz from DOA used to say, "Oh you didn't know?" all the time.
And I added in "Your ass better call somebody." And it just so happens it fit with
my entrance music, so it stuck.
Question: Are you going to team up with X-Pac for the Tag Team Championship?
Road Dogg: I'd like to team up with X-Pac, but I'm scared to ask Kane to step off the apron.
Me & X-Pac would be a great team, we've got heart and we like to have a good time.
And if you're not having a good time with me & X-Pac, I believe we got just two words
for ya!
Question: How did you get your name Road Dogg?
Road Dogg: Jeff Jarrett gave me that name when I was the Roadie in 1995 in the WWF.
Question: What inspired you to get into wrestling?
Road Dogg: It's a family tradition. My father and I have three older brothers in it. You pretty
much emulate your daddy, it's like an American tradition. Definitely my involvement
with my family made me want to become a professional wrestler.
Question: Are you single? Or do you have a girlfriend? Cause I would love to date you!
Road Dogg: I would love to date you too but my wife would kill both of us. I have two beautiful
children too. But thanks for the offer it's very flattering.
Question: Road Dogg, do you think you will go for the WWF championship?
Road Dogg: I don't think I'm ready for the WWF Championship to be quite honest. Not that I'm a
bad wrestler, but it's a very complicated title to hold. It takes a lot of maturity
in many ways. But I think Stone Cold is doing a pretty nice job.
Question: What are your feelings toward Billy Gunn?
Road Dogg: That's a complicated question. Me & Billy were tight, he was like my first partner,
and in real life as well he thinks he is better than me. And that frustrates me.
So any chance I get I like to punch Billy in the mouth, to let him know he's not
better than me. And we're not equals. I'm better than him!
Question: What is the best part of being a pro wrestler?
Road Dogg: The money because the fame is not worth being away from your family, but the
fortune makes it all worth the while. I don't know if that makes the business
sound good, but my family is more important to me than the business. No offense
wrestling fans!
Question: What is your favorite band?
Road Dogg: I'm gonna have to do with the No Limit record label. Master P is the executive
producer, and I know he works for a competing company, but I happen to like all
his talent--about 10 different guys. And I happen to be a big fan of all of them,
even though he works for WCW. But my brother is a member of the No Limit Solidiers.
Question: What do you think of your brother Brad joining forces with Master P in WCW?
Road Dogg: I love it. It's about time they did something with my family down south. It's long
overdue. They spend a lot more time with a lot less talented people, and a lot more
money on a lot less talented people. And if you can't tell, I like to brag about my
family's talent.
Question: Do you have any plans to be Hardcore Champion again?
Road Dogg: Yes I do. I surely do. I think I found my niche when I became the Hardcore Champ
and it wasn't my idea to lose it, but it's my idea to get it back, and it's just a
matter of time.
Question: Who was your toughest opponent?
Road Dogg: I'm gonna be honest, it is Bradshaw of the Acolytes. I'm sure everyone in the chat
rooms has heard tales of his flurries of pain. Damn him!
Question: What kind of effect does your wrestling career have on your personal life?
Road Dogg: It has a big effect. I have two children and a wife and I'm away from them about
250 days a year. And I miss a lot of birthdays and holidays. But we're doing well
right now so hopefully I'll be entertaining the fans for a few more years then
I'll get to spend time with my family and reap the benefits.
Question: Who do you respect most in the sports-entertainment business?
Road Dogg: That's gotta be somebody with strong values and strong morals and in our business
I don't think there's anyone like that. I respect X-Pac and Jeff Jarrett, they've
always been honest with me. It's sad to say; our business is like government, only
the bottom 10 percent work in it.
Question: How long do you plan on wrestling?
Road Dogg: I just renegotiated and signed for five more years and to be quite honest I'd like
to hang it up after that but I don't know if I can. Being a wrestler you have to
love it and it makes you do silly things sometimes. Five more years hopefully.
Question: What did you think of Billy Gunn stealing one of the tag belts Monday night?
Road Dogg: That's the only way he'll ever get one of those belts without me. He tells everybody
that he made the Outlaws, but I think our reputation speaks for itself. He was merely
the window dressing.
Question: What was the greatest moment of your wrestling career?
Road Dogg: What stands out most was when Billy and I first formed and we worked with Mick Foley
and it was in Nassau and we came out with Rangers jerseys and it was a Handicap Match.
It was great because Mick Foley was from there and we were just getting formed as a
heel team and it really stands out. That and the Dumpster Match because I was in the
hospital for three days.
Question: Do you think you could ever team up with Billy Gunn again?
Road Dogg: I could team up with Billy again but it would have to be after a few apologies and he
would have to realize that he's not the greatest thing on Earth and it took both of
us to get where we got.
Question: What do you think of Vince McMahon?
Road Dogg: Vince has always been real good to me. I've given him plenty of reasons not to trust
me and not to have faith in me. But he always has and he's used me well lately. We've
never had any problems. Vince is not that @#$hole you see on TV. Ok, he is that
@#$hole you see on TV. I was just lyin' to get over with him!
Question: Do you want to do any TV or movies?
Road Dogg: A lot of wrestlers want to do that and I think I could do that because we do live TV
every Monday and Sunday sometimes. I could do it, but I think their days are a lot
longer and a lot more tedious. I'd just as soon stick to gettin' my ass whooped if
it's all the same to everybody else.
Question: Who do you think is the most entertaining superstar in the business?
Road Dogg: It hurts me to say it, but I like to watch The Rock. I like to hear his interviews.
Personally, we're conflicted because he's another Billy Gunn. He thinks he's better
than everybody else. But I love watching him and I'd love to kick his teeth in. Also
Stone Cold because he drinks beer and does all kinds of cool stuff.
Question: What do you think of ECW?
Road Dogg: I like ECW, I think they've got a lot of guys with some talent. There's kind of a
sour taste in my mouth for them as businessmen after that run they did a few years
ago with the WWF. Bless their hearts, though, they love doin' it and they bust their
asses doing it. That's all I do, I'm just more lucky I guess. But I like their style.
Sometimes they kick it Doggy Style!
Question: After Chyna, who would you most like to face in the King of the Ring tournament?
Road Dogg: Billy. I'm not done with Billy. They keep throwing us together in little six-man tags.
I want Billy nose to nose and toes to toes and I wouldn't mind doing it at the King of
the Ring.
Question: What do you think of Steve Austin as CEO of the World Wrestling Federation?
Road Dogg: I love Steve Austin as CEO of the WWF. He books some interesting matches and he runs
things the way anybody would want things run. You don't have to wait 'til after work
to drink a cold one.
Question: What's it like to have 20,000 people chanting along with you every night?
Road Dogg: It's the biggest and best rush there is on the face of the Earth. And I'm addicted
to that rush I get. When people say, "Oh You Didn't Know," I love it!
Question: Any final comments, Road Dogg?
Road Dogg: Don't worry about the D-O-double-G, he'll always be true to the fans. And if they're
not true to him he's got two words for them... kiss my ass! Oh wait that's three words.
I'll be here all week don't forget to tip your waitresses. Please keep watching and
keep chanting. The D-O-double-G will do his dead level best.
Email: roaddoggrules@hotmail.com