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ahon: He looked to be about 20 years younger than he does now. And back then, people said he looked 20 years older than he really was. Vince was pure Vince on this show, before he had ever played heel on television. Bruno Sammartino: If Bruno had sat next to McMahon, this show would've turned into a Jerry Springer-like onstage brawl. As it turned out, Bruno remained calm and made the most sense out of anyone on the panel. Superstar Billy Graham: Graham was there to confirm his own experience with steroids and also his experience taking them with Hogan himself. Unfortunately, Graham did a lot of stuttering and rambling and wasn't able to make his points effectively. Murray Hodgson: Murray claimed he was fired 2 weeks after he refused to sleep with Pat Patterson. He was initially hired to be one of the lead announcers ala Sean Mooney. While Hodgson lacks credibility in hindsight, his performance here stole the show. Dave Meltzer: Dave was there as the outside analyst/expert. Dave had the best knowledge on all the facts, but had virtually no experience in front of the camera and was nervous because of it. He did OK, but I'm sure there are things he would've liked to change. Even if he had gotten the chance, there were simply too many people on the panel to really make a striking impression. Barry Orton: Barry is the brother of Bob Orton and the uncle of Randy. He wrestled as "Barry O" in WWF mid-80s prelims. Barry was never a big star and had nothing to lose by coming forward. He improved on his droning appearance on Larry King, but his talking style was simply not suited for the fast-paced world of talk TV. Tom Hankins: Hankins was another veteran mid carder who gave us a Pat Patterson story. After a brief speech in the beginning, he was never heard from again. John Arezzi: Arezzi, who has disappeared from the wrestling world, was on as another expert/analyst. He had a popular radio show at the time, and he was a good guest, but didn't get much talk time.