He was always best in a tag team where he could come in for the hot tag and do his power moves to pop the crowd. But overall he was a decent worker and if he had worked on his cardio more he probably could have been even better.
Do you view British Bulldog as a good worker?
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That spot he would do when he would be totally upside-down and bounce on his head 
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Jesus Christ.... this thread. Yes, Bulldog was a tremendous worker. Most people will remember him in his blown up form but when I was young I rented a bunch of tapes with he and Dynamite on there and they were great in the 80s. His singles run in the early 90's was good too and continued to have a few great matches into the mid 90's with HBK and Bret
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very true. He plays that role well. If they gave him a ricky morton type late in his career he would've been over like rover...maybe pillman could've been it.
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I thought he was good worker at his best, a power guy that also had some technical skills, his drug/alcohol problems along with injuries slowed him down tho, but he was pretty damn good in his prime, IMO.
Also, no one has any love for the Bulldog/Owen match for the European title in '97? I thought that was a very good match.
Agree.
BB putting so much bulk on his frame really destroy him and his workrate.
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i think the general answer is 'he was good..then he fell off and only could be carried by a select few'.
And man, HBK CARRIED HIM in that KOTR match that spawned this conversation...
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Vader...I liked em at least
he was a good worker...with the right wrestler he was great