Jerry Only of The Misfits discusses his wrestling career

Jeff Ilgenfritz: I’d like to ask you a little about your wrestling career …

Jerry Only: Oh, man. You know, wrestling is the most cutthroat business there is. People think the music industry is the most cutthroat, but they’re wrong. But, yeah, man, [the WCW] were complete jokes. They didn’t even have health insurance for these guys. They had me going on between Sting and Goldberg, and, you know, I didn’t know what the hell I was doing. But Goldberg, he’s making eight million dollars a year and they didn’t even have an X-ray machine or anything. I was in a steel cage match in Dallas fighting Dr. Death and I didn’t have my contacts in or anything so I couldn’t see the door. Death throws me into the cage and my head goes right between the ropes and I see the door, but I smack my head pretty hard against the metal. I was backstage, looking like Carrie, all covered in blood, and I ask one of the guys, “All right, where’s the guy so he can sew me up?” And they just look and me and say, “There is no guy.”...More?

source: orlandoweekly.com