Stevie Ray, one half of Harlem Heat, shared his upbringing in Houston, Texas, in a family of eight, raised by his mother after his father's early death.
Stevie discussed his early wrestling career, mentioning his independent work, a significant tryout call from global wrestling, and being scouted by Eddie Gilbert.
He recounted his experiences and challenges in WCW, including interactions with Hulk Hogan and Rick Flare, and his feelings about the company's dynamics and decisions.
Stevie highlighted the personal impact of his wrestling career, mentioning significant matches, both positive and negative, and reflecting on the camaraderie and backstage environment.
He touched on issues of racism and favoritism in the wrestling industry, sharing personal anecdotes and his views on how black wrestlers were treated and perceived by management.
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