Remember when Bobby the Brain Heenan was put in a Wiesel Suit

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 Bobby "The Brain" Heenan was quick witted with his mouth and he was a great heel. He also was a great Manager to put the other wrestlers over. Without Bobby the Brain Heenan, Hulk Hogan may have not got the fame that he did. Bobby was also known as the Wiesel in situation. He Wieseled out a lot of situations. Bobby knew how to sell and he was a great performer even if he didn't like being called The Wiesel. 



The then WWF highlighted this moment by a video that signified the legacy of Bobby the Brain Heenan's Legacy and of The Ultimate Warrior's Legacy. The Ultimate Warrior was feuding with Ravishing Rick Rude and Bobby was an opponent of The Ultimate Warrior. The Ultimate Warrior goated Bobby into a match to humiliate him. Bobby being Bobby knew that this match would sell and Bobby being Bobby put out a great performance none other. 

Bobby lost a lot of great matches and won a few, but nothing can put a price on his contributions to wrestling. He may have not won a big Wrestlemania match as a manager even though he deserved it, but we have moments like this to remember Bobby as the great performer that he was.

I am selling this item on eBay from The WWE Elite Collection of Bobby the Brain Heenan to commemorate this event. Even though you can't put a price on his career and it is priceless, Father's Day is coming and you may want an item like this so you can remember the Weisel Event for ever. Why would you want Bobby in the suit? Because it's represents a memory you might not get back and just as my Dad might not get the Brooklyn Dodgers back. We may not get another Bobby the Brain Heenan again. If you are twenty years old and your Dad is 40 or 50 and he is a huge wrestling fan. He would appreciate a gesture of this gift. It will bring him back to the time where wrestling was wrestling and just like the 60's baseball was to my parents 80s wrestling is to your parents. And if you are older and want to get your son in the 40's a gift or a significant other. They will appreciate it. 

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