In the early 1970's Superstar Billy Graham graced the cover of Inside Wrestling and The Wrestler magazines on many occasions.  He could talk a mile a minute, was incredibly strong and knew when and how to turn up the heat to the fullest. 

As we approached the mid seventies, Gordon Solie announced that Superstar Billy Graham would soon be making his way to the Sunshine State.   Shortly thereafter we were given a preview of what we were in store for.  A taped interview sent in advance of his arrival said it all.  It went something like this: 

Superstar Billy Graham.   I cannot be denyyyed.  I am full of electricity, when I enter an areeeena, when I enter an Auditorium.  You've got to fasten your seatbelts baby.   Hold on to your children, hold on to your wives and most of all hold on to your girlfriends, 'cause I'm gonna get 'em...... and Most of allllll Dusty Rhodes, Look At Me You Punk.... By the way Terry Funk the World's Champion, You Ain't Nuthin' But a Punk.  Jack Briscoooo, I'll Cook You With The Help a Some Crisco.. and Dusty Rhodes the American Dream, you are Uglier Than Seventeen Horny Toads Boy.   I'll Have You Shinin' My Psychedelic Boots, I'll Have You On Your Kneeeees Beggin' For Mercy................ 

Graham made quite an impact right away when he arrived.  He had the physique of a World Class Body Builder.    A heavily bulked up body is pretty common in the wrestling business today, but back then, Graham stood out as a truly  remarkable looking athlete.